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THK SANDY (O r..) POST Thur»., Oct. 10, I960 (Sec. 1) Parties Fete Daughters* Visit Miss Esther Moore of Phoenix, Arlz. visited her p ar ents Mr. and M rs. Erett Moore of Sandy, the last two weeks of September. During her stay, she was honored with a birthday party at the home of her parents with many of her friends at tending. One of the highlights of her visit was calling on Mrs. Eliza Edminstron, of Portland, a dear friend who had recently cele brated her 100th birthday. Miss Moore and her parents also took a week's trip to Vic toria, B.C. DINERS ARE TALKING still about delicious food served at annual turkey dinner staged recently by members of Eastern Star. Sumptous menu was home cooked by club members and served to hundreds of appreciative customers in high school ca.etorium. (Post Photo) She has now returned to Phoenix, where she is a nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital. PRESENTS THE FABULOUS GLENN YARBROUGH Kathleen O 'Brien There are two sides toevery- thing and two ways to begin a column. I prefer to begin mine with a sm ile: “ A grouch Is a guy who has himself sized up and is sore about it!” As for two side ., it does make a world of difference to the fly which side of the flypaper he chooses. . .[ SUHS seniors found a new way to get rid of hostility. They sponsored a Car Smash from Oct. 7 to 10, with a 25 cent charge for each swing at the old car required for their pro ject. Anyone smashing a free in the c ar received a free swing! The Key Club will De se ll ing “ white elephants” at Portland Meadows inearly Nov ember. Any contributions would be appreciated. Contact any Key Club member or Mr. Gernhart at Sandy High. Why not take a quick look through the garage, basement or attic. . .you might have a white elephant and not know it! Sandy’s second foreign ex change teacher, Miss Ursula Mader, will arrive in Sandy Oct. 14. Miss Mader, from Switzerland, Is qualified to teach French, Italian and her native German, in addition to folk songs and dances, guitar "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER“ 401 E. Powell 5 BIG DAYS Gresham 665-0604 WED. THRU SUNDAY Thursday Night Adult Admission Price $1.00 DEAN M A R T IN SELMUR PICTURES 1 ’a minute to pray, a second to die -------USTMM-COIM STARTS WEDNESDAY - OCT. 16 WITH SIX YOU GET EGG ROLL — SHOWTIMES — Opens. Wed., Thurs., Fri. at 6:45 Saturday and Sunday 12:45 — Continuous Showings — 668-4840 and flute. She will help with the German and French classes at Sandy High during her stay here. Sandy High Briefs: Marsha Levan, Delores Dalgllesh, Joe Dyal and Claudio Venturi at tended the Anita Bryant Press Conference held recently in Portland prior to the Youth for Christ Rally which sponsored the singer. . .five Sandy High seniors have 8 x 10 photographs displayed inthe window of Bruno Studio in Portland among stu dents from other schools in the area. The photographs are of Dennis Burg, Stan Wallace, Jim Gratreak, Dave Demaln and Fred D enhart., .Priscilla Je s ter, senior, received a formal invitation to Join the Portland Junior Symphony. She will play the bassoon, and is required to attend practices twice a week in preparation for A e first concert in November. . .Marsha Levan, Bev Rice and M rs. Eleanore Hermanson attended a press conference for Bob Packwood, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate from Oregon. . .Mrs, Eleanor Hermanson Is chap eroning a sight-seeing tour to Greece and Italy or Spain next summer. The 5-week tour is open to any SUHS student 15-19. Third year agriculture students are landscaping and building a concrete walkway and stonewall around the greenhouse, .Susie Hancock set a record as the ‘first girl to register and attend agridulture and is helping with landscaping. . .Speech 1 Class has included: Claudio Ventura comparing his Roman school to Sandy High; Debbie Stone, freshman discussing different breeds of horses; Trent Sul livan, senior speaking about beef cuts and grades, having had much experience with beef but chering; Ray Perkins, soph- more, featuring baseball and his father's tryolt with the San Francisco Giants team; John Johnson, junior, speaking on guns; and Mike Lindsey, Jug tor dlscusslng Red China. For the first year. . .a sort of trial-year,Sandy's Wrestling Team will have its own Rally Squad, The new Varsity Wrest ling Rally are DeAnn Rader, Charlotte Hanies, Nancy Griffiths, Debbie Hatcher and Diane P rater. With basektball and wrestlingseasoncoinciding the wrestlers have more often UßC Amiton Offer a Big Selection In M Q You owe it to yourself to SHOP a a n d COMPARE • • CHAIRS • CARPETING • TABLE LAMPS BEDROOM FURNITURE D INING ROOM SETS • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE RECLINERS • • DAVENOS M A P l ^ w . , ^ 3 BUNK BEDS DO W N , payment y |A W TO RAY Am iton Furniture C ornet 2nd & M ain G resham GRESHAM'S OLDEST A N D LARGEST FURNITURE STORE Two Floors of Home Furnishings Come In and Browse and Then Compare OPEN DAILY 9 A J A TO 6 P.M. than not been short-changed in the school spirit department . and yet Sandy has*had some top w restlers, as the trophies In the cabinet Indicate. Did you know Zeldon Gern- hart, SUHS varsity wrestling coach was tennis team captain in his junior and senior years at O.C.E. and was named most outstanding player for two years? He was wrestling coach at Sandy the year Bud Skipper at 168 pouwls won State in that class. That’s the scene aroundSandy High. . . ,my source of In formation is primarily the Pioneer P ress. . .a newspaper I worked on when I attended Sandy High. . .1 feel the high school news Is of interest to Sandy servicemen living on bases miles away, toSandy stu dents attending colleges living away from Sandy, and to the citizens of Sandy who do not have students in high school but are interested in nes of students. For this reason, I feel it has a big place in the Sandy Scene and for this rea son I include Sandy High news. I recently received a letter from Lewis L. McArthur, son of the author of Oregon Geo graphic Names, who Is gather ing material for a revised and enlarged edition of the book. He visited Lige Coalman in Lattabra, California, and learned much of this area but «anted to know the origin or stories of some of the Sandy River drainage names: Ramona Falls, Old Maid Flat, Cape Horn and Last Chance Moun tain. Could anyone enlightenhim on any of these names? Also if there is an explanation for the Forest Service maps spelling Lenhart Butte with an “ e " rather than an “ I” as the Lin- hart family spells their name? I would be giad to relay any In formation on to Mr. McArthur and would appreciate any in formation any Post reader might have on these geographic names. Any of them sound fam iliar? Friends of Rene Churchill will be pleased to learn of the success of her recent ear op eration. On Sept. 20, a spec- las list In Portland operated on her ear as she was very hard of hearing and required ahear- ing aid. She was supposed to be able to determine If the op eration was a successs after about a month's recuperation period. . .but within 2 weeks she was hearing sounds she had never heard before and a whole new world has opened up for her. She now com templates an operation on the other ear in the spring. Her enthusiasm at hearing the sounds around her made me realize how very much those of us with hearing simply take for granted. . .and thus miss out much enjoyment, Rene Churchill’s new-found aprecla- tion for the world of sound also made me appreciate It m o re .. In reading last week, I d is covered an Interesting bit of information that I thought I would share: “ Old Mother Goose" was a real person whose maiden name was Foster. Born near Charleston, Mass., in 1665, she married Isaac Goose, who died years later, leavii« h e n a widow with 10 children. For the entertainment of her large family, she wrote a number of nursery rhymes, which were collected and published bv her son-in-law, Thomas Fleet. When Old Mother Goose died at the age of 91, she " a s buried in Od Granary Cemetery In Boston, where her grave may still be seen. Her nonsensical rhymes continue toenchant each new generation of children. I always thought the name Old Mother Goose originated in someone's vivid imagination.. FRIDAY, OCT. 25 8 :3 0 P.M . COLISEUM STACE •is. tEEa * fe. ’!«.• J 'ata r \ MF i- HQ 5 « J hr y 3 ;• A F-F >.w > KH J* > < jjr ’ J YARBROUGH WITH THE BEST OF TWO MUSIC WORLDS COUNTRY WESTERN and ROCK
