Thur»., Nov. 7, 1966 (Soc. 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) POST
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■ T iw m w M M i i i u n
Hood-Land Happenings
®Y r i» SNOOPER
I wonder why I thought Nov­
ember would be a “ quiet" type
month with a fa irly lim ited
activity schedule? Must have
been a pipe-dream , because
my calendar tells the same old
story! (Whenever I finish
a
VERY OFTEN WHEN
\NE COOK UP EXCUSES |
WE HAVE. TO EAT
OUR. W ORDS
S&H Green Stamps
Clackamas County
Bank Money Orders
Poy Station for
P.G.E.
West Coast Telephone
Northwest Notural Gas
particular project I suffer the
same delusion. I tell myself,
“ next month w ill be different,
1*11 have nothing to do and can
catch up on all the things I*ve
put aside to do when things slow
down." By now I should know
this never happens!)
Since calendar-gazing is my
usual Monday morning eye-
opener, I might as well start
the column by listing some of
the things in store for
you
during the next couple of weeks.
COMING EVENTS: Friday,
Nov. 8, Fun Night, sponsored
by the Hoodland Chamber of
Commerce, at Bowman’ s Mt.
Hood Golf Club. Buffet dinner
starts at 6:30 p.m. followed by
fun and games at 8 p.m . This
is the firs t Fun Night to be
held at the golf club this sea­
son and the Chamber is hoping
for a big turn-out. The affair
w ill be held in the Canyon
Room next to the new lounge
and I understand Chef Julio is
an expert at buffet-type dinners
and he is planning something
extra-special for this one.
Thursday, Nov. 14, Hoodland
Chamber of Commerce dinner
meeting for members, wives
and guests, at Bowman’ s M t.
Hood Golf Club. A buffet din­
ner at 7 p.m , w ill be served
for tw o-dollars per person.
Guest speaker w ill be Stanley
Lester, Recreation Specialists
for the Bureau of Land Manage­
ment. He w ill report on the new
OBITUARIES
Funeral Today
For Sandy Soldier
022-4232
DXFFY DIPLOMAT Desmond, will be featured
at the Fam ily Fun Night sponsored by the Wel­
ches PTA Friday, Nov. 15, at the Lions Pavil­
ion T heater at Wemme. Desmond will perform
with the Mountain P lay ers who a re p rese n t­
ing the popular Ten Nights In A Bar-Room
for the benefit of the young people unable to
attend past perform ances. Proceeds go to the
PTA.
(Post photo)
Funeral for SP/4 Paul M. Moore,
20, will be today, Thursday at
10 a.m. In the Sandy Baptist Chapel.
Specialist Moore, who was serv­
ing with the 25th Infantry Division,
died in Viet Nam Oct. 25 from
wounds received in combat. He
was the first Sandy man to lose
his life in the conflict.
Rev. Evern Harshman will offer
the services and Walter Whitlock
w ill be the soloist with Mrs. Louis
Bennett as organist. Pallbearers
are: James Quinn, James Parker,
Melvin Harding, Richard New and
Steve Coburn.
Military
rites will be con­
ducted at the grave site in W il­
lamette National cemetery .
Speciaslit Moore was born Feb.
20, 1948 in Portland, attended
Sandy grade school and was grad­
uated from Sandy high school. He
was employed at Olympic Manu­
facturing in Gresham before en­
tering the service in September,
1967.
He took his basic training at
Fort Lewis, Wash, and was home
on leave last February, leavit^
for Vietnam on his 20th birth­
day.
e e a
HERMAN HOEFM EISTER
Herman Fred Hoffm eister,
68, Rt. 3, Box 980, Boring,
died Oct. 30. He was born in
Boring A pril 1, 1900 where he
attended Union School *26 and
Benson high school. He had
lived in the Boring-Damascus
area all of his life . Hoffmeister
worked as a farm er until his
retirem ent.
Surviving are two brothers
and five sisters, Miss D o r a
Hofimeister of Damascus; M rs .
C. S. (Edna) F orrester
of
Gresham;
M rs . G. (Grace)
Woodworth of Beaverton; M rs.
J. (C lara) English and Miss
Elsie Hoffm eister of
Silver
Springs, Md.; L. W. Hoffmeis­
ter of Boring; Albert of Gresh­
am. There are also many nie­
ces and nephews.
SP/ 4 Paul M. Moore
He is survived by his parents,
M r. and Mrs, Erett L. Moore
of Sandy; a sister Miss Esther
Moore of Phoenix, Ariz.;
a
brother, John, in the US Navy
and a grandmother, Mrs. Anna
B. Holman of Priest River, Ida.
CARL R. GOGER
Funeral for C a rl R. Goger,
LEONARD H. MORRIS, 63, 65, lifetim e Gresham resi<lent,
of Rt. 3, Box 244, Boring, died w ill be Saturday, Nov. 9, at 1
Oct. 20 after suffering a heart p.m. at Bateman Funeral Chap­
el with interment at
Forest
attack.
He is survived by his wife, Lawn cem etery.
Goger, born in Gresham, a t­
Beulah;
a son,
Donald L,
M o rris , Fountain Valley, Calif.; tended Lusted grade school and
a daughter, M rs . D .L . (M argie) Gresham high school. He was a
Young, Depoe Bay; a stepson, carpenter, logger and farmed
James Ricketts, Portland; a just before his retirem ent due
stepdaughter, M rs . Clarence to ill health. He was a m em -
Jones, Portland; 14grandchild­ of the M t. Hood Rifle club and
ren, two brothers and four s is ­ the Carpenters Un'on Local No.
226.
ters.
He is survived by his w ife,
M r. M o rris , who was born
Lillian: children, Fred of B o r­
Sept. 16, 1905, in Centralia,
Okla. is a veteran of WW 11 ing, Raymond J, of The Dalles,
and has lived in Boring 19 and M rs . Ramona Radford of
years. For the last ten years Gresham, six grandchildren and
he operated the L . H. M o rris a sis te r, M rs . Robert Hardy of
Portland.
Nursery.
Funeral services were Oct.
24 at Gable Funeral Home,
Portland with interment at W il­
lamette
National Cemetery.
Services were Friday, Nov.
1 in the C a rro ll Funeral Home
with private interment In the
Damascus
cem etery. Rev.
Rudolph Johnson officiated and
W illiam E llio tt was the soloist.
JAMES MATTHEWS
James Kevin Matthews, 7,
Rt. 2, Box 636, Boring died
on Oct. 29. H e was born Sept.
18, 1961 in Portland. From the
city of his birth he moved to
Cottage Grove where he attend­
ed school before moving to the
Boring-Gresham area. He was
a member of the Assembly of
God church.
He died from a heart d is ­
ease.
Surviving are his parents,
M r, and M rs , James Q. M at­
thews of Boring; two brothers
and one sister, Scott, Dartnand
Gina all at home in Boring;
grandparents, M r. and M rs . J.
A . Parker of V isalia, C a lif.,
and M rs. Geneva Matthews of
Portland. He was the great
grandson of M rs. C . L . Burke
of Modesto, C alif.
Services were Saturday, Nov.
2 in the C arro ll Funeral Home
with private interment tn the
Forest Lawn cem etery. Broth­
e r Clifford Traub officiated and
M rs. A. Bishop was organist.
A THOUGHT FOR THE W EEK S«
LEONARD H. MORRIS
by KEN BATEMAN
Veteran'i Day, November 11, is remembered by middle-agec
and older folks as Armistice Day. It commemorates the signing
of the armistice in World War I. On that care-freet boisterous,
whistle-blowing day in 1918, every one had high hopes that
wars were over with. The war to end all wars had ended. It
didn't work out that way.
mas vacation and w ill feature
German
dishes, choice steaks
668 4111 Sandy Shopping
r
and Pizza.
Lex Murphy spent her vaca­
tion
with ex-Hoodlanders,
In the years since, cities, states, nations and people have
Bobby and E ric Hedval at their
changed, but the proh'ems remain much the same today as in
home in Seattle. She had a great
yesterdays of the past. With God's help, maybe some day these
tim e!. . .Beannie Wilkes ce le­
problems can be solved so men can live in peace.
brated her birthday Monday and
Veteran's Day should temind all of us of the thousands of
Ester and Dates Lymp c e le ­
American youth who died in conflict without having the chance
brated their 24th anniversary
to grow old. It should remind all of us that our American way
Johnny Sez
FARM TRACTOR CO.
of life was made possible by their total sacrifice. No one knows
the same day. ( Did you hear
- BUYING? -
this better than the buddies who served with them—and survived.
about
that 25-inch Rainbow
See Us for Ness
On Veteran's Day. we honor them all—the living and the dead.
Trout Dates caught near Burns?
- SELLING? -
Jacuzzi Pumps and
That’ s a iotta T ro ut!). . .A
BATEMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL, 520 W. Powell Blvd.
Repairs on A ll Makes
- TRADING? -
fun farew ell party was held at
Gresham
of Pumps
the Zig Zag Inn by the F o r­
24-Hour Phone Service
Loop Hwy. 4 Boring Road
est Service pals of Jim Durdan
when calling Johnny
Gresham. Oregon
who
transferred
to
the
MO 5-3491 w ith
Telephone: 663-4353
Sisters D istrict on the De­
S P tf
J. J. WALKER
schutes.
Jim Shaw says if anyone asks
AT 8-5045
him about his black eye he
4950 N.E. Union
Portland
plans to stand
on the fifth
SP -tf
amendment) He isn’ t shaking
hands either! ( No, Annie didn’ t RUBY B . ANNIS
get mad at him !)
RUBY B. ANNIS, 80, died
ROHDE & ROHDE
Note to the Hippies who in­
Oct.
25 in South San G abriel,
vaded the recreation building at
107 So. Bluff, Sandy
6 6 8 -4 4 4 8
Hoodland Park; No over-night C a lif, after an extended illness.
M rs . Annis was resident of
guests
wanted!
The
pillows
you
Phone 668-4666
left behind, as you hastily de­ the Sandy area from 1942 until
OPTOMETRIST
CONCRETE READY M IX
parted the prem ises, w ill be 1954. She Is survived by her
husband,
Royce;
4
daughters,
returned to you if you have
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
MT. HOOD REDI-MIX
the nerve to ask the c a re - M rs . Paul ( Aileen) Otte, M rs.
OPTOMETRIST
tacker, E lm e r McGinnis, for Eitel (V irg in ia) Musselman,
Ready Mix Concrete • Crushed
M rs . Bob (L ois) Haselwander,
Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily
them!
Rock ■ Sand and Graval
Closed Thursday and Sunday
THE W ELCOM E M AT
is and Ruth M . Hollingsworth, all
of C alfirnla; two sons, Vernon
Phone 668-6515
Mt. Hood Dental Bldg.
668-4313
extended to: D r. and M rs . Leo
FIREPLACES (Baked Enamel Finish -
415 E. Pleasant Ave.
Sandy
Plant Located at Firwood Junction
Lymp fo rm e rly of Los Banos, M . Johnson, Cave Junction; and
Royce (B uster) Annis, Bright­
C alif, who have recently made
Burnt Orange and Gold)
Hoodland
their
permanent wood; nine grandchildren, five
CONSTRUCTION
“ take care of their own’ ’ ! The home! ( D r. Lym pis thebrother great-grandchildren, three sis­
Reg. $ 1 9 4 .5 0 _
ters
and
one
brother.
tragedy
suffered
by
the
Don
___________________ SPECIAL $ 1 4 9 9
of one of Hoodland’ s most be­
N. B. ERICKSON
Funeral services were Oct.
Budd fam ily was no exception loved characters. Naturally I
Construction
and Equipment
to the ru le. Foremost In every­ re fe r
to
our twinkly-eyed 28 at Rose H ills Chapel with
Interment at Rose H ills Mem­
Road Building, Rocking, and Excavating
one’ s mind was the question, Dates!)
1 % " Foil-One-Side
Johns-Manville
o rial Park, W hittier, C alif.
Rental Available
“ how can I help?” Contributions
And a belated welcome to:
FIBERGLASS INSULATION................ 4< sq. ft.
* * * *
of clothing, food and money were
Nancy and Jerry Redding and
Firwood Rd., Sandy
668-4315
made by many individuals and their
MRS. ZONA CAWVEY
three children, Julie,
Self Storing Aluminum STORM and
immediate help was rendered by Monty and T e rry ! The Redding’ s
ENGINEER
PHYCICIANS_________________
the Hoodland Chamber of Com­ moved to Hoodland in June.
SCREEN DOORS, Complete w /hardw are
Funeral was at Bateman Fun­
m erce, the M t. Hood Lions and They reside in the “ Radford” »
eral Chapel Saturday, Nov. 1, I
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
THOMAS D. TELFORD
Reg. Value $ 3 4 .5 0 ............. SALE $ 2 6 .9 5
the Hoodland Women’ s Club. house on the highway at M t. A ir
Consulting Engineer
fo r M rs . Zona Cawvey, 80, a
Physician and Surgeon
The Welches P .T .A . served 354 Park, which also doubles as the
resident of Sandy for the past
663-4690
spaghetti
dinners
Saturday
night
Office
Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
14" C.D.X. Shop Sheathing
Hoodland Branch of the Cascade
22 years. Interment was in F tr
Rt. 3, Box 100, Boring, Ora.
and the
proceeds came to West Real Estate Co. fo r whom
Daily except Wed., Sun.
Sat. 9-1 P.M.
H
ill
Cemetery
in
Sandy.
PLYWOOD ..................................... $ 3 .6 9 sheet
Industrial Developments - Mapping
>473.75 which was added to the Jerry is a super-duper sales­
• Born
Zona Cantrell
In ■
668-4117
MEDICAL BIOG., SANDY
Subdivisions - Sewer and Water layouts
account at the Wemme branch man. ( Tins is a private joke;
Atlanta, Ga. She moved with her
of the Clackamas County Bank as Jerry tried to sell property
% " x 4' x 8' BIRCH PLYWOOD $ 7 .9 5 sheet
parents to Salem , A rk. as a
LAW N and GARDEN
W. A. NOEHREN, M.D.
for the Budd fam ily. I under­ in Hoodland to a certain Roy
youngster. She attended schools
Physician and Surgeon
stand the account is now over Carothers, who already has his
SANDY
LAWN
&
GARDEN
there and was m arried to Louts
PREFINISHED M AH O G A N Y PA N ELIN G -
>800.00.
Office
Hour*: 2 to S p.m.
hands fu ll of property - and the
MOWERS
Cawvey tn 1914. Cawvey died
A lovely lady In Hoodland problems that go with It!)
Morning* by Appointment. Closed Set.
8 N ew Exotic Colors
SALES and SERVICE
many years ago. In 1946 M rs.
has provided a re n t-free home
The Lynips and Reddings are
664-4156
Main •♦., Sandy
Cawvey moved to Oregon to
We Repair All Types of
$ 6.4 9 Value.................. N O W $ 4 .9 5 sheet
for the fam ily at Wemme. Pat a nice addition to Hoodland’ s
live with her daughter inSandy.
Small Engines
Cushman and Ruth Purdy are population and I hope they w ill
110 E. Proctor
SA N D and GRAVEL
M rs . Cawvey is survived by:
666-6235
compiling a list of furnishings enjoy living on the shoulder of
Prefinished BIRCH PANELING—
M rs. Keith (Alene) Schneider
and household items that are our lovely-w hite lady as much
ROCK CREEK SAND
NURSING HOMES
and M rs . Betty Long of Sandy;
%" x 4 ' x 8' Sheets (A Grade) - 3 Colors
still needed. Both can be con­ as I do!
M rs . B illie Bishop of P o rt- |
AND GRAVEL
BAUNACH
tacted by phone if you have
Reg. Value $6.95 — Sale Price $ 4 .9 5
P A T S -O N -T H E -B A C K
TO:
land, and her sons, James Caw­
something to donate.
Home for the Aged
Cru*had Rock, Fill and Top Soil
Joyce Bowman, whose very nice
vey of Herm iston, Louis Caw­
The M t. Hood Lions have a
Veterans ■ Social Security . Welfare
vey
of
West
Plains,
Mo.
and
gesture
was
very
much
appre­
7 BATH TUBS (slightly damaged)
________ 658-3138
dandy
fund-raising event
Gracious living on limited Income
Troy Cawvey of Portland; a
ciated by the gentlemen involv­
Fine Food
I
planned
for
the
benefit
of
the
Priced to sell cheap
brother, David Cantrell of Paso
ed. Joyce furnished coffee for
SPORTING G OO DS
Budd’s, They have purchased a
668-6190
Robles, C a lif, and two sisters,
the firem en at the recent tragic
brand new 1965 Chevrolet pick­
SANDY CYCLE CENTER
M rs . Georgia Kenslaw of Salem,
fire at Wemme.
12-2 LOOMEX WIRE w /ground
McGUIRE NURSING HOME
up truck from Pete Carlson
A rk. and M rs . Lou Bell of
Evelyn
Trum bley, Maude
Bridgestone - Honda
Reg. Value 7Vic ft. — Now 5 V i< ft. full coil
4n Sandy. They also have one-
668-4633
Salem , A rk.; 13 grandchildren
Daniels and M r. and M rs . L a rry
Naw and Used
thousand tickets which w eredo-
and two great grandchildren.,
Dibble
who
were all in­
Home for invalids, convalescent patients
Sale* - Service • Parte
nated by Conger Printing Co.
* FIREPLACE GRATES * Fireplace Tool Sets
and those needing nursing core
strumental in the success of the
Now a ll you have to do is
110 W. Proctor
668 -6 3 1 8
P .T .A . dinner for the Budd
__________________McGuire,
R.N.
Martha C.
* Fireplace Wood Baskets * Fireplace Screens
contact a member of tne M t.
fam ily.
Hood Lio n s,offerh lm adoration
SURVEYOR
loving Cora for the Aged & Convolest
* Fireplace Glass Doors A- Fireplace Stoves
And Eileen And«*? .on, who as
af >5.00 for a ticket and who
ORCHARD
CREST
chairman of the U.G .N. Fund
MARX ft CHASE
FREE STANDING FIREPLACES
knows--that nice new pick-up
NURSING HOME
drive in Hoodland, asked me to
Registered
Land Surveyor
truck might end up in your
24-Hour Nursing Cora for ambulating and
thank her faithful mountain hel­
Clackamas County 4 -H liv e ­
Registered Land Surveyor. Surveying, M ap­
garage! ( And your >5.00 w ill
bed patients Physicians on coll.
4 x 4 CEDAR POSTS............................ 1 2 * ft.
pers, via the column. On behalf stock leaders are Invited to a
ping, Subdivisions. Office located ot . . .
end up In the Budd’s bank ac­
One Mile South of Sandy
of Eileen and espeically U.G.N. meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12,
2 x 4 CEDAR ........................................... 4 < ft.
225 E. Burnside Ext.
Gresham
count!)
658-6336
on Bonstedf Rood
I thank M ary Hollenbeck, M a r- at the Clackamas County Ex­
w
SNOOPS
SHORT SHOTS: dell B aessler, Toni Hergert
1 x 6 CEDAR ........................................... 4 * ft.
tension office, according to R.G.
____ 8 ^ 9 - 1 0
, C harlie Sperr is home from the
( who was a junior volunteer via M cC arty,
county
Extension
hospital recuperating
from
( HMD OUT
Sandy Hl Spade club), Lee Flynn agent. The meeting w ill begin
A Honeymoon
recent surgery. Incidentally,
E llie B litz , Cheryl D a rr, Emily at 8 p.m .
WHAT
the Sparr’s are now the pleased
Is No Place
Saturday
Sunday
! FUM
Woodward and Lucy Haynes!
The feature of the meeting
10 ajn. to 5 p.m.
posseeers of a R.B. license for
a.m.
e.m. ta 6 pjn.
'Ib H a v e lC d s !
Last
but not least: a big w ill be a panel discussion on
t IS!!!
their Ratskaller
Tavern at
Pat-O n-The-B ack to all the M t. planning and conduct..« a 4-H
Govle. This means they can stay
Hood T tons, fo r providing lre e program. The
panel w ill be
open til 2:30, have dancing ani
flu sh ia for the Hoodland com­ made up fo r four livestock club
CUFF
THE
ROBERT PEGGY
live entertainment, ( Meaning munity, for selling tickets to
leaders.
HKNfflf FONDA
RICHARD SHADOWS««» MORLEY A
music and songs by C h arlie,
the Ice Capades ( 60% of ticket
M cCarty fu rth er stated there
Jazzy Jeaimlne, the Music Hall
1:00 F .M . Saturday and Sunday
Doors Open 6:45 Friday -
Gresham
1070
price goes to the Oregon Sight w ill be a discussion on 4-H
Queen, and B ill Spencer mtt his
NO
EVENING
SHOW
ON SUNDAY
Conservation
Fund)
and
for
665-1138
m a teria l, com'ng events and
E. Powell
Trombone!) The Sparr's
coming up with a dandy idea to record keeping. Record books
BankAmericard Welcome
Sandy, Oregon
hope to open their new re s ­
RHONE 668 -6211
aid a fellow U o n l
w ill be on display.
taurant addition during C h ris t­
\
^VOUB
>».tt store J
SANDY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
THIS
Lawn Mower
SPACE
FOR RENT
3 0 ” Colored
Free Standing
B I.M park under construction In
Hoodland.
There w ill also be a report
on the results of the Hoodland
Chamber hearing with the O re­
gon State Highway Commission.
The hearing is set fo r 11 a.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 12, at Salem.
F rid ay, Nov. 15, Fam ily Fun
Night, sponsoredby the Welches
P .T .A . at 8 p.m . at the M t.
Hood Lions Pavilion Theater at
Wemme. The Mountain Players
w ill present “ Ten Nights In A
Bar-Room ” with the added a t­
traction of Desmond,
“ The
Daffy Diplomat.” Desmond is a
wel! known
comedian
and
magician. Although he is a pro­
fessional entertainer who com­
mands a high fee in supper
clubs, etc., he is doing this show
strictly for “ love,” !
A born entertainer, Desmond
delights in the younger gen­
eration and he w ill perform for
them at the drop of a hat!
(Since Desmond and his lovely
w ife, Anne, are also addicted to
our heavenly ha vencalled Hood­
land, I re ally had the unbeatable
combination when I asked him
to do this show; a show for young
people and in Hoodland! He took
one minute to check his date
book, then said, “ Yes” without
fu rth er hesitation!)
Tickets are available from
P .T .A . members.
It was proven during the flood
disaster
that Hoodlander’s
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
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can appear in this
space. Phone 668-4448
4-H Livestock
Meeting Slated
I
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
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Coast Building
Supply
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