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THE SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur»., Now. 2», 196« <S«c. 1)
Corbett VFW
To Begin
‘Santa’ Project
TREE IDENTIFICATION
Puz/lvd about the difference
between hardwoods and soft
woods? According to the Na
tional Forest Products Associ
ation, hardwoods are broadleaf
trees ami most softwoods are
evergreens which have scale-
like or needle!ike leaves.
Morning Services
10:30 a m.
Sunday School
9:15 a m
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE
668-499) — Home
668 6232 - Church
Services
The Post and Auxiliary were
visited by the Department of
Oregon Commander Howard
Seeley and President Emma
Friese Saturday night, Nov. 1C.
The Auxiliary met at the home
of Ixniise Mishey in Springdale
and the Post met at the Corbett
Fire Hall.
St. Raphael's Chapel
Scenic Ave., Sandy
10:30 a m.
668-6435
The Chapel of the Hills
Between Sandy ond Brightwood
A Community Church without
o membership.
You Will Be Weiccmei
Bible School
Morning Worthp
Evening Service
Bible Study (Thurt.)
9:45
11:00
7-8:15
7:30
Sandy Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
Proctor «nd U n iveriity
Sobboth School
Morning Service
9:30 o.m
1 0 0 o.m
You Ar« W«lcom«
Pattor
George W. Chambers
668-4990 — Home
668-6144 - Church
THE GOSPEL OF
CHRIST TABERNACLE
Brooks Rd., Rt. 1, Box 7073
Boring, Ore.
Sunday Service
Sunday School
Wednesday Service
I O !’ STYLIST at annual H a ir d r e s s e r s ’ A sso c i
ation m eetin g held re cen tly at M arion M otor
Hotel, S alem , w as Dixie W esselink. right of
Sandy, shown with h e r m odel. I.auna Dobbs.
M rs. W esselink. who atten d s M ontevilla Beauty
School in P o rtlan d , com peted in the styling
co n test a g a in st 26 s e n io r and advanced sen io r
stu d en ts fro m O regon and W ashington schools.
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Thyra E Strand, Minister
622-3260
11 a.m.
10 a.m.
7 p.m.
ALL WELCOME
Pastor
Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Henson
C o m m u n ity
P re s b y te ria n
C h u rch
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
Morning Service!
11 a.m.
Wetlminster Fellowship
High School Group 7 00 p.m.
Nursery Core During Worship
Parionage 668 4594
REV. E. I. NEUENFEIDT
P e rs o n a liz e d
F lo w e rs fo r A ll
O ccasions
WEDDINGS
HOSPITALS
FÓNÉRALS
WIRE SERVICE
Von Kirk's Fl trist
12S50 S E. Divi»
761-2662 After 6 2
umn lor you and il you have
something to say I’ll gladly
lui nish the space. I How about
it, Mr. Anonymous? This wasn’t
the first time you took the
trouble to call me and it could
be interesting to know what your
problem is.)
SHORT SHOTS: B ir th d a y
greetings to Gene Collier...An-
niversary congrats to Margo
and Milt Fox...Bertha McDon
ald home from trip to San Jose,
Cal. to visit daughter and son-
in-law, Mvelyn and M arlinTie-
man...Georgia Vermaas thought
she was attending a housewarm-
ing for Mary and Scott Ward
and was surprised to find the
party was in honor ofherbirth-
day. A delighted gal was Geor
gia who hadn’t had a surpise
birthday party since she was
a youngster: (I think we en-
joy this type of thing even more
when we’re grown-ups. Don’t
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you?)
There was a time, you know,
The annual meeting and din
when the knowledge that even ner party of the Mt. Hood Golf
one person was unlia|>py with Club introduced Staff Dowsett
me (and what I write) would up as new prexv for the coming:
set me terribly. It took me a year. Marshall Gios and Prior
long time to face the fact that Adskim were elected to the
is impossible to please every board of directors. They join
one. Now I no longer worry about George McLane, Bill Hemtnen-
it because I finally realized that way, David Horner, Alan Jen
anyone who states their views sen, Norman Rupp, Joe Pick
publicly is wide open to c r iti ett and Same Caniparoli on the
cism and is, in factj'&sktng for board. It was a lovely party
it! For every issue I take a and club social chairman,
stand for - I make an enemy Georgia Vermaas and co-chair
of someone who disagrees with man, Eileen Anderson, can add
me.
This can’t be helped. another feather to their caps!
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And after a long period of time -
ami many issues - one could
The Skiente Ski Club fashion
. develop quite a few enemies. show was repeated Saturday
Right?
night at Thuixlerhead lxxlge.
On the other side of the
The electricity went off the
ledger, though, is the possibil week before and they had to
ity of making a few friends call the show off. I hear Nona
ami pleasing some very nice Hanan deserves much praise
readers.
(When the balance for the way she handled the s it
sheet tips In the wrong d irec uation. She served all sorts
tion 1 can always quit), In the of cold goodies by candle light.
meantime, I refuse to let one Nona’s hubby Mitch is man
or two crack-pots ruffle my aging Thuixlerhead now for
feathers. Actually, I’m rather R.L.K. Enterprises (Dick Kohn-
flattered to think I’m able to
create such animosity insom e-
one that they feel they must
make an effort to alert me to
their feelings with an anony
mous phone call. Especially
HARVEY HANLON
when lhave stated several times
Harvey Arvtd Hanson, Rt. #1
in the column that I will be
Box 936, Boring, died on Nov.
happy to include other views
20, at the age of 62 years.
and opinions in thecolumnfrom
He was born on July 7, 1906
anyone who wishes to write me
In Northwood, N. D. He at
a letter. 1 still write this col-
tended school in North Dakota
where he grew to manhood.
W E SELL . . .
> Georg« Morgan
Local R«gr»*«nt«tiv«
The personal insurance counsel and advice
of a local agent it important to you in plan
ning a complete insurance program.
WALRAD
INSURANCE
AGENCY
668-4421
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Haak Graduates
At Naval Center
stamm) and it will likely be
come one of the better fun spots
on the mountain under his man
agement.
Attended a Farewell Party
for Dennis Keane, the English
bartend *r at Timberline Lodge,
with Carol and Arnie Arneson,
Jane and Dick Buscher, “ Red’’
Hower and Dick Kohnstam n at
die Ixidge Friday night. Dennis,
known us “ the Guv” , is leav
ing for a sojourn in his home
land but promises to return to
the mountain. (Had marvelous
buffet dinner and a guided tour
of the lodge. It made me re a l
ize what a shame it is that us
“ low-landers” don’t take bet-
ter advantage of the lovely fa-
cilities at Timberline.)
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COMING EVENTS: Tuesday,
Nov. 26, (tonight) at 7:45» PTA
meeting at Welches Grade
a o r t business meeting
will be followed by Open House.
Annual Pray for Snow Dance,
sponsored by Schnee Vogeli Ski
Club, will be held at Timberline
Lodge, Saturday, Nov. 30. Tick
ets are available at the door
and proceeds will benefit a
member of the Mt. Hood Ski
Patrol who was disabled in an
accident.
Homlland
Women’s Club
meeting, Monday, Dec. 2, at
the Barlow Trail Inn will fea
ture the annual Christmastime
SUen, Auctiotli which is always
fu|) aIK, a goo(1 way tQ pick up
extra gift items. Guests are in-
vited to attend.
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Friday, December 6, C hrist
mas Party for members and
Patrons of the Mountain Play
e rs. Prospective members and
patrons are invited to attend.
Contact party chairman Carol
Arneson if you plan to attend
what promises to be a delight
fully different party.
The party will start at the
Sperrhaus (Charlie and Jean-
nine’s place) in Government
Cainp at 6:30 for punchbowl
and hors d’oeuvres, then move
Harvey and his wife operated
a berry farm in Boring and
worked for Columbia Brick Co.
for over 15 years until 111 health
forced his retirem ent. Mr. Han
son was a member of the Luth
eran Faith.
i&irvtving are his wife, E il
een, of Boring; two sons, Rex
at home; Larrv in the U.S.
Army at Fort Ord, Calif., two
[brothers, and three sisters;
Arnold of Fargo, N.D.; SIg of
Portland; Mrs. Stella Carlson
|of Portland, Mrs. M ildredCarl-
son of Milwaukie and M rs. Amy
Kent of Pic lorn a, Calif.
Services were Monday, Nov.
25, at 10:30 a.m . in the Chapel
of the Carroll Funeral Home
Inc. Gresham, with vault In
terment in the Forest Lawn
Cemetery, Gresham. The Rev.
Arnold F. Anderson officiated
and Willaim Elliott was soloist
and M rs. A. K. Bishop the o r
ganist.
WILSON SCHMALE
Wilson Seymour Schmale, Rt
81, Box 889, Boring, died on
Nov. 30, at the age of 50 years.
He was born on July 11, 1918
In Carver, Oregon.
Schmale attended school in
Carver and Oregon City where
he grew to manhood. On June
11, 1964 in Stevenson, Wastj.,
he married L ucille'I. Jones.
Schmale had lived all of his
life in the
Gresham-Boring
area.
He is survived by his wtfe,
Lucille of Boring; 4 children
Mrs. Steve Kzuemski of Port
land; Mrs. Dianne Combs of
Camas, Wash., M rs. Linda Rice
of Sandy,; and Larry Weyand.
Three brothers and four s is
ters; Lester, OregonCity, Alvin
of Boring, Harry of Portland;
M rs. Jean Houston of Van
couver, Wash.; Mrs. Bertha
Huffman, Mrs, Eva Lowe, and
Mrs. Lucille Porter all
of
Portland.
Services were Saturday, Nov.
23, at 3:30 p,m. in the Chapel
of the C arroll Funeral Home
Inc., Gresham, with private in
terment in the Damascus Ceme
tery. The Elder T. Stafford
officiated and Mrs. A.K.Bishop
was organist.
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bandy Assembly of God -
Rev. Davis, Wednesday eve.
No. 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Seaman Apprentice Robert C.
Haak Jr., USN, 19, son of Mr. f
Robert C. Haak of Route l,j
Boring, has been graduated j
from nine weeks of Navy basic J
training at the Naval Training
Center at Great Lakes, 111.
In the first weeks of his naval
service he studied military sub- *
jects and lived and worked un- ;
der conditions sim ilar to those 1
he will encounter on Ins f ir s t f 23 East Powell Blvd.
ship or at his first shore sta- j
tion.
|
In making the transition from I
civilian life to Naval service, I
he received instruction under |
veteran Navy petty officers, j
He studied seamanship, as well *
for the public,
as survival techniques, military :
drill and other subjects.
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church members,
The Christian
Science
DR. AND MRS. R, G. WEI.DEN have announced
the en gagem ent of th e ir d au g h ter. Sandra Sue.
to Roland C arl Young. M iss Weiden, a 1965
g ra d u a te of Sandy Union High School, attended
Judson B ap tist C ollege in P o rtlan d and is p r e
sen tly re s id in g in Honolulu. H er fian ce, son
of M r and M rs. Edw ard Young, attended the
E le c tro n ic s In stitu te of Hawaii and was re cen tly
d isch arg ed from the A ir F o rc e . The couple
plan to be m a rr ie d in late A p ril. ( Post photo)
622-4232
Snoop should take a week off
more often! It did wonders for
my morale to have so many
lieople tell me they missed the
column. (No, 1 wasn’t sick -
I was just lazy last week. Be
sides, I havn’t missed an issue
in over a year and it seemed
like a goixl time to take a
vacation.)
One phone call provided me
with quite a chuckle. Some man
caller) with the following m es
sage: “ 1 have good newsfor you,
Mrs. Carothers, your column
was missing from the paper
tills week and that’s the best
news there is .’* Obviously, this
character reads the column...
has formed a definite aversion
to Yours Truly...anil hoped his
message would shatter my thin
skin. And it might have, too,
had It not been for all the nice-
type calls preceding it. (Sorry,
fella, you’ll just have to try
harder to hurt my tender feel
ings!)
IN S U R A N C E
Sandy, Oregon
Community Presbyterian -
Rev. E. L, Neuenfeldt. W ill hold
Thanksgiving Evening service
Wednesday, Nov. 27 at 8 p.m.
It is a Harvest Home Service.
Members will bring canned
Chattel of the Hills -- Thyra g^^js to be given to needy
E. Strait), minister. There will families during the winter.
be a pot luck dinner Friday,
Nov. 29 at 6£10 followed by a
bandy Baptist - Will have
Candlelight Thanksgiving Serv special service Wednesday eve.
ice at 7:30 P.M. Anniversary Nov. 27 at 7:30. Special speaker
of the dedication of the Chapel Rev. Kiliman. (He is chaplain
20 years ago at Thanksgiving. at the county hospital).
Hood-Land Happenings
'ly the SNOOPER
SERVICE
WE GIVE !!
i
Christinas packages were
sent to seven local servicemen
who are in Vietnam. More s e r
vicemen will be remembered as
they are sent overseas between
now and Christmas.
OBITUARIES
CORSAGES
Immanuel Lutheran - ’Rev.
Walter l-uedtke. There will be
a special service Thursday,
Nov. 28, at 10 a.m. Choir will
sing.
The project,
according to
Mrs. James Kenrick, ixiblicity
chairman, has been very suc
cessful the past two years and
she hupes for continued sup
port from the community.
Episcopal
Rev. A lbert Jenkins
For Thanksgiving
Rooster
Rock VFW Post
and Auxiliary .No. 7384 of Cor
bett will uixleiake “ Operation:
Santa Claus’* again this year.
The organizations will collect
toys and other articles in the
community with the help oi
school children and teachers
to donate to the Mental Health
Center in Portland. The Center
distributes the gifts to hos
pitals for the mentally ill.
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Family Service
Church Services Set
to the Rams Head Lounge at
Timberline lxxlge for a no-
host cocktail party. (If it snows
a shuttle bus from Govie to
the lxxlge will be provided.;
A buffet dinner will be served
in the dining room for $3.50
I>er person and will be followed
by entertainment in the Blue
Ox Bar. Carol can be contacted
at Timberline during the day for
reservations (we want to know
how many to expect) or at 272-
3328 in the evening.)
A Christmas party in the snow
sounds great and while I’m en
visioning this pleasant prospect
I’ll say goodbye for another
week.
bNOOP
Bull Run 4-H
Elects Officers
The Golden Buckskin 4-H
group from Bull Run held their
first meeting Nov. 13. The club,
which deals with leathercraft,
has 16 members. Mrs. John
Dodson is the leader.
The new club elected the fol
lowing officers: Dirk Dodson,
president: Gordon Claus, vice
president; Rodney Troutner,
secretary; and Donnie Dodson,
reporter. Lee Forester and
Danny Ekxlson were elected song
and game leaders.
Reading Room
Holds
Open House
Open House Dec. 1
For Reading Room
Sunday School
pupils and friends
December 1, 1968
1 2:1 5 to 3:00 p.m.
First Church of Christ Scien
Children will find an appeal
tist, Gresham, has scheduled an ing array of books, records,
to
open house in their Reading pamphlets, cards, folders and
acquaint
the
Room at 23 E Powell, Sunday, plaques.
Dec. 1 from 12:15 to 3 p.m.
The librarian and her staff
people of our
The librarian, Mrs. Juanita including the Mrs. Joe Krause,
community
E. LMinn, explained that
this Mrs. Burt Don, Mrs. Fred
occasion will afford visitors Lyons, Mrs. George Burke,
w ith the
an opportunity to become ac- Mrs. Orla Jenkins, Mrs. Ward
services of
quainted with the reading room’sSmith, M rs. Harvey Blackman,
facilities and purpose.
the
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Goodrich,
The writings of Mary Baker Mrs. Ed. Walker and Mrs. Nor
Reading Room
Eddy, the discoverer
and man Basham will be present to
founder of Christian Science, answer any questions and dis
will be featured, as well
as tribute free literature.
uthorized literature published
by The Christian Science Pub
lishing Society, Also featured
Will be the international daily
newspaper,
The Christian
Science Monitor.
Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention"
The lending library, an im
SUNDAY SERVICES
portant function of the reading
Sunday
School . . . 9:45 a.m.
room, will also be featured.
M orning W o rs h ip .. 11 a.m.
Here the
Bible
and all
authorized publications may be
Training Union . . 6:00 p.m.
borrowed, including records al
Evening W orship 7:00 p.m.
bums.
Crestview Baptist Church
Recent FAA figures revealed
only 23,659 active womenpilots
in the United States, less than
5% of the national total.
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Sixty per cent of Harvard
University’s estimated worth
of $1 billion is represented in
common stock investments.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting
7:30 p.m.
You are cordially invited to join the
friendly people who worship here.
Nursery care provided during services
A. C. WADE, Pastor
Putting you first
vaaamrooooooomm
keeps us first.
C h ev ro let’s got n big surprise for
th e guy w ho’d buy a sp o rts car if
only it had m ore room. I t ’s the
Im pala SS 427.
Like all Im palas, it com es w ith a
119-inch w heelbase. A stro V entila
tio n a n d full d o o r-g la ss sty lin g .
Like all C hevy S p o rtsters, it comes
w ith n beefed-up suspension and
grabby red-stripe wide oval tires.
U nder th e hood, i t ’s m ore of the
sam e W e tucked in a 427-cubic-
inch 390-horsepow er T u rb o -Je t V8.
T h a t m eans it’s th e kind o f car
you can ta k e for a w orkout even if
y o u 're ju s t going to work.
T h e r e ’s d riv in g e x c ite m e n t in
these o th e r packages too: C o rv e tte
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