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T H « SAN DY (Or«.) POST Thur«., May I, 1969 (S«c. 1,
Clubs Sponsor
Future Pupils
S a lm o n D in n e r
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A stlBoa dinner at Corbett
Grade School Saturday, May
10, 5:30-8 p.m. is planned by
American Legion Post 108 and
the Columbia River Gorge
Kiwanis Club.
Cost is $2
children $1.
Episcopal
Services
St. Raphael'« Chapel
Scenic Ave., Sandy
Fatnliy Service
10:30 a.m.
Rev. A lbert Jenkins
665 6435
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Marine Sgt. John C. Whitney
was named Marine of the
Month at the Marine Corps Air
Facility, Santa Ana, Calif.
As an award he was given a
trip home to visit his brother,
Russell Whitney, 18531 S.
Burnside St., Portland, and his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Whitney, Carver.
Sgt. Whitney has served in
Japan, Okinawa, Hawaii and
Vietnam.
He
is currently
awaiting action on his request
to be returned to Vietnam.
Wemme, Oregon
Every Sunday
5 p.m.
Father V ictor G ibson j
665-9442
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Pre-registration
of
next
ye ,r s 1st grade students at
Orient school will take place
Thursday, May 15, in room 4
of the West Building from 1 to
3 p.m.
To be a first grade student
next September, a child must
be 6 years old on or before
Nov.
15.
1969. A birth
certificate must be presented at
the registration.
A photostatic copy o f a
birth
certificate
may
be
obtained through the State
Board of Health for a nominal
fee.
Goldenrod
forms
for
physical examinations may be
obtained prior to registration
through the office of the West
School.
EPISCOPAL ! Sgt Whitney
SERVICES Home for Visit
AT
ST. JOHN'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
By LILLIAN TEN EYCK
Several weeks ago in my
column I aired my troubles
with the Ladies Home Journal.
For the benefit o f others who
m ay
have had the same
difficulty, IH briefly review
the circumstances and the
latest on this tale o f dishonesty
in the magazine world.
Last January I sent a check
for five dollars to the Curtis
Publishing Co. for which they
w ere to send a y e a r’s
subscription to an English
friend. The check was cashed
but no acknowledgement was
received and no Ladies Home
Journal arrived in England. I
wrote numerous letters and got
madder and madder. A report
was sent to The Better Business
Bureau and they answered they
would do what they could.
They did. Last week report
came as follows: “ We have
written two letters to this
concern and have failed to
receive any acknowledgement
or reply—The failure of the
subject to respond to this
complaint must now become a
part o f our file record to be
reported when inquiries are
received on it.” That sounds as
th o ug h the Ladies Home
Journal is on the black list,
Later, after my article in the
Sandy Post was published,
some kind lady (I didn’t get
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zoning measure, reserving the
area seaward
fro m
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vegetation line for restricted
use and giving the Highway
D e p a rtm e n t e n fo rc e m e n t
authority.
Construction outside the
line - for storm-walls, etc.- is
allowed by permit from the
Highway Department. Permit
standards specify that such
construction cannot interfere
with recreational use.
The department also can
zone beaches to prohibit motor
vehicles or limit their speed. It
may grant permits for pipe
lines to cross under beach
p ro p e rty
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Work Due
On Bridge
Miss Elma Mahon of the
Christie School, Marylhurst
I f all goes well, work
gave a most interesting talk to
rebuilding the Stanley road
the members o f the Women’s
railroad bridge should be
Club May 1. Miss Mahon who
completed within the next
was bom in Ireland and lived in
several weeks.
England, New Zealand and
Portland Traction officials d
Canada has had extensive
said this week that the contract
experience in various forms of
has been let, the material is to
social work. Since 1965 she
be delivered this week, and
was been on the staff o f the
work will get under way soon n
Christie School, a home for
thereafter.
emotionally disturbed girls.
The job will take about 10
T h is school, formerly for
days.
orphans, was started in 1859
The bridge has been closed
by the Sisters of the Holy since last fall. It crosses over
Names o f Jesus and Mary but P o rtla n d
T ra c tio n tracks
now it is non-denoihinationai. between Burnside and Division.
Since 1965 it has become a
SELL YOUR HOUSE
haven for disturbed girls from
10-16. These girls come from
WITH A CLASSIFIED
many different backgrounds
who for some reason cannot
adjust to their families. They’re
of average intelligence but are
often so fearful and disturbed
that academically they do
Proctor and U n ive rs ity
poorly.
Sabbath School
9 30 a.m.
The atmosphere o f the Morning Service
11:00 a m.
Christie
School
is
very
You A re W elcom e
informal. There are no report
Pastor
cards, little or no stress on
George W Chambers
competition; the education of
668 4990 - Home
each girl is at a level where she
668-6144 — Church
feels most comfortable. The
staff is small and would be
unable to meet the needs but
there are many volunteer
workers who are able to teach
subjects such as creative
d ancin g, arts and crafts,
creative stitchery, cooking,
Sunday Mass 10 a.m. - 6 p.rr
sewing, charm and grooming,
journalism and guitar. Helping
Father Carl Gimpl
668 4446
in this school is a very worth
while project. Miss Mahon, also
Corner Strauss A Pleasant
showed slides o f the school.
Sandy, Oregon
There was an election of
officers for the coming year at
the business meeting. Mrs.
Richard Wesselink, president;
M rs.
Ed Neuenfeldt, vice
president; Mrs. John Edgar,
secretary; Mrs. Wm. Anderson,
tre a s u re r. Tw o additional
Sunday School
9:45 a m.
trustees, Mrs. Lewis Hall and
Morning Services
I I am .
Mrs. Kenneth Fox, were also
Westminster Fellowship
High School Group 7:00 p.m.
elected. It was voted to help
Nursery Core During Worship
sponsor the Teenage Club
Parsonage 668 4594
which is being organized in
REV.
E. I. NEUENFELDT
Sandy. Furniture and other
items that can be used at the
center will be welcomed. The
teenagers do need a place to
meet and the Community
Action Center will make an
ideal spot.
The dessert luncheon was
10:30 a.m.
served by hostesses Mesdames Morning Services
Sunday School
9:15 a m
Weidman, Snow, Simmons and
A Cordial Welcome is
Hall.
Extended to All
The next meeting and the
PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE
last o f the season will be June
668-4991 — Home
5. There will be a potluck
668-6232 — Church
lu n c h e o n , installation o f
officers and the program will
be on Garden Club News and a The Chapel of the Hills
plant exchange.
Between Sandy and Brightwood
T h e re w ere
four new
A Community Church without
members taken into the club
a membership.
and the club would like more.
>ou Wi'l Be Welcome’
Anyone who is interested Bible School
9:45
please feel welcome to come Morning Worshp
1 1:00
and join our ranks.
Evening Service
7-8:15 p.m.
her name) phoned that an
a rtic le
in The Oregonian
suggested writing to: Central
R e g is te r, A tte n tio n : Mr.
R ob ert Gochom, Magazine
Center, 575 Lexington Ave.,
New York, N.Y.
So I immediately wrote
to them.
I had heard o f other folk’s
troubles with dishonest and
u n s c ru p u lo u s p u b lis h in g
houses. My determination grew
stronger not to give up when I
heard from Ruth Fahie of
Wemme. Her experience was
worse than mine...She had
ordered three Geographies,
three Sunsets to be mailed to
New Zealand to Jack Fahie and
one National Geographic for
herself. They were ordered
THE ENG AG EM ENT OF Peggie Diann Weeks to
through Lipman’s but no
Stephen Robert Bates was announced recently at a
magazines came. Four years
dinner party at the bride elect's home in Boring. She is
ago she received or was
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Weeks, Rt. 2, Box
supposed
to
have as a
120, Boring. A graduate of Gresham High School, she is
Christmas gift two years of
now a student at Mt. Hood Community College majoring
Sunset. Well, she is still wailing
in secretarial science. The bridegroom-elect, a David
for her Christmas gift. Santa
Douglas High School graduate and a member of the
surely needs to fire some of his
Nava! Reserve, also attended Mt. Hood College and is
staff.
presently
employed in Portland. He is the son of Mr. and
I thought, “They can’t get
Mrs. Robert Norman Bates, 9596 NE Holladay,
away with it,’ so I had a
photostatic copy o f the five
Portland. No date has been set for the wedding.
dollar check made and with a
mighty stern letter sent it to
none other than the President
of The Curtis Publishing Co. I
)
by E R R E T T C U TTER
don’t know which o f these
t.iethods made an impression
R e la tiv e ly quiet House also is charged with the
but a week ago I finally heard
passage o f the beach zoning bill responsibility to advise the
from their royal highnesses.
h e re
la s t
week
again le g is la tu re
when
fu tu re
The Ladies Home Journal
demonstrates the fact that one shoreline changes show a need
saying I owed them two
session’s c o n tro v e rs y
is to change specific coordinates,
dollars for their magazine
and to defend present or future
another’s all-in-a day’s-work.
which I had ordered sent to my
Each legislature must tackle prescriptive rights o f the
address. The nerve, trying to
some questions which touch a public.
get more cash out o f me.
public nerve and draw overflow
R ep.
S id n e y
B a z e tt
Naturally my reply was, ’ How
crowds to committee hearings (R-Grants Pass) generally is
come I owe you two dollars
and chamber galleries. Passion credited with getting the bill
when you already have five
often is short lived, however, o ff dead center from the status
dollars for which nothing has
and usually is tempered by the in which beach protection
been received?”
necessary slowness o f the legislation was passed last
Then back came a reply
d e m o c ra tic
process and session. As chairman o f House
stating reluctantly, I ’m sure emergence of new emotional H ig hw ays C o m m itte e he
that, they did have five dollars
issues.
continued to fan the flame o f
of mine to be sent to an
Debate and public uprising sentiment to pin down the line
English address but the price
two years ago resulted in a to something more specific
tor an overseas address was six
co m p ro m is e
law between than the 16-foot level - a line
dollars so I should send
p u b lic and private beach which sometimes wandered
a n o th e r dollar. On their o w n e r s h ip
in te re s ts .
I t considerably inland, depending
editorial page it plainly states
p r o h ib ite d
any
n e w upon the beach’s steepness.
that five dollars is required for c o n s tru c tio n west o f an
He still voices reservations
overseas. I clipped the notice imaginary line drawn 16 feet about the listing of coordinate
and sent that with another above mean sea level, and figures in the bill itself - the
letter. What happens next is directed the State Highway bulk o f the 100-page document
hard to say but I ’m not going Department to survey the is devoted to rows o f these
to give up. There has been s ta te ’s entire coastline to numbers. They have not yet
complaints o f the apathy o f d e te rm in e
m ore precise been checked by computers.
the public but here is one delinea1
Rep. Bazett says, and in “this
citizen who isn’t going to
This year’s follow-up bill, session o f printer’s errors”
be apathetic.
which passed the House 56-3 could result in confusion if not
I have been contemplated and is expected to gain Senate removed by the Senate.
taking this to a lawyer which approval, changes the line
He cites the beach bill,
of course would be expensive,
assuring
public recreation along with successful measures
much more than the five rights to beach property. It for government reorganization,
dollars but as the old trite zones 341 miles of Oregon as one o f the most important
saying goes, ‘ It is not the coastline, giving the public use to gain House approval. It
money but the principle.”
of sands up to the vegetation indicates, he says, that “we
I was so glad to hear from
line, which is designated in the have a youthful legislature
Mrs. Fahie. George used to rave
bill by specific engineering here, one that is not afraid to
and rave about the Murphy
coordinates supplied by the try things that have been
girls when he was working for
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stalled before.”
Highway Department.
the Forest Service before we
It
does not specify a
E le c tric scissors: Shear
were married. I used to get
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
property line designating state
luxury. -Carroll S. Karch.
quite jealous so when Mrs.
“ ownership,” according to
Fahie wrote that her name had
Rep. Tom Young (R Baker),
been Ruth Murphy, I thought,
who carried the bill on the
“Well, perhaps I ’ll get to meet
House floor following passage
her some day, now that we
by
a s p e c ia l
ju d ic ia l
have something in common.”
subcommittee he chairs. It is a
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