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Thur»., July 17, 1969 (S.t, ,) TH« SANDY (O r..) POST m aaoooaoaooaoooc xMoaooooooooooooooqpooo HYPO Happenings O'Brien “I’ve never understood why four women singing harmony weren’t called “ Beauty Parlor Q u a r te ts’ in s te a d of Barbershop Quartets!!” B lu e -r ib b o n e d congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. R oger Nicodemus on the recent birth o f their Twinfants! Airplanes will be the fashion in Sandy next Sunday morning at the Kiwanis’ 12th Annual Fly-In Breakfast at Rich’s Airport. Breakfast will be served from 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon; -$1.25 for adults, $.75 for children. Don’t miss this big event! St. Michael’s women invite Sandy-area women to join them in a Retreat July 25, 26 and 27th at Our Lady of Peace Retreat House at Beaverton. The retreat is open for all women, not just members of St. Michael’s. “There is nothing mysterious about a retreat. It is a time of recollection away from d a ily o c c u p a tio n s , worries and pressures. A retreat is 48 hours — one weekend — devoted to you. your life and how to make it a better one You have a comfortable bed, wonderful food, no phone, no TV - you could be 1,000 miles away. In silence God speaks. It is one of the most satisfying experiences you will ever have.” For further information call Mrs. Philip Bernard at 668-4088. The Women’s Guild Circle of th e C o m m u n ity Presbyterian Church held their annual summer retreat last Tuesday at the home o f Mrs. Grant DeShazer at Zig Zag. * * * the Sandy I.O.O.F. Hall on the first and second Saturday evenings in each month? This is Dance Night for the Sandy Swingers, a group o f local square dancers. Dances begin at 8 : 3 0 and continue until m idnight. Anyone familiar with square dance calls is invited to join the group. Larry A n d erson is c a lle r . C o m m e n c in g t h e fir st Wednesday in October from 8 p .m . to 10 p .m . Alan Gunderson o f Sandy will teach sq uare d a n cin g . A nyon e interested should contact him prior to that time. Teenagers are welcome to take classes this fall. A teenager group (about “ three squares”) known as the Teen Twirlers now meets at Orient. Teenagers wishing to know more about this group s h o u ld c o n ta c t D e b b ie G u n d erson o f Sandy at 668-4386. Claudio Venturi expects to return to Italy in a week or so. Definite plans have not yet been made, but his doctor has given Claudio a clear bill o f health. I have only known him for a few months, but have enjoyed his company...and will miss him when he returns home to Rome. * * * The caller was the 1957 SUHS s tu d e n t b o d y p resid en t. Charles Sidebottom, now a very successful disc jockey for WLAN radio in Lancaster. He sent his greetings to all his friends in this area. Current news on Chuck: “It has been a busy year for me. This past spring I fulfilled one o f my long-time ambitions - 1 had my own TV show every Saturday morning for an hour. It was a bandstand type show called 'Teen Thing’. We are off for the summer but have been renewed for another 13 weeks startin g in September on WLYN TV. The TV show was in addition to my radio show. I also wrote the liner notes on an album for a group who are friends o f mine -- the Kit Kats - on Jamie Records. Then a country performer whom I manage did the Grand Ole Opry last month and did a great job. We are now trying to place his record with a major company. I have been doing quite a number of hops and show s. Oh yes...I’ve been reading about the Sandy Teen Center in the Sandy Post. Wish I was there to help out. Here 1 work at several teen centers around the area. This past week I did nine appearances, including a two day affair where we had about 6000 kids!” Chuck, his wife, Eleanor, and their three children, Janet 8, Brett 6, and Debbie 2‘/ j , r e s id e in N e ffs v ille , Pennsylvania. As Chuck puts it: “I suppose most o f the kids I knew are pretty well settled into their respective domestic roles. 1 am about the sam e- only younger (haha)! ’ Jon Williams, Jeff Jackson and Marshal Gios are spending this week at Perry’s Sports Camp near Vemonia. No letters have been received from Camp yet, but I am reminded of the typical letters from oamp: “ Dear folks. Here is a picture they took of me. The boy standing next to me with h is arm arou n d is my bunkmate. He looks funny because he has poison ivy. Love, Tom m y.” A tip fo r su m m er remodeling: The sides and top o f a paint can will stay clean if a rubberband is stretched lengthwise across the top o f the can to wipe excess paint from the brush.” v o o o o o o o Have you run out of ideas for children’s parties? For those parents who answer “Yes”, here is a successful suggestion. One evening last week I invited my young friends. Gina and Marshal Gios. Kathleen. Bill and John Knapp and Debbie Salisbury, over to listen to Bill Cosby records. After a couple o f hours o f Bill Ever notice the activity in Cosby, we played Yahtzee. For refreshments, each guest was allowed to “do their own thing” by making their own u n c h a p er o n e d ic e cream sundaes. Preparation was easy: — A half-gallon o f ‘Banana Split’ ice cream (everything is already in it), a can o f Hershey’s hot fudge syryp heated, a jar o f marsh mellow creme heated and a jar of m a r s h in o c h e r r i e s fo r Singers, Dancers, Musicians decoration! One o f my little A ny A ge friends referred to the party as Sat. July 19 “ A Happening for Little People”, which described it A uditions 7-8 p.m. quite well. It only took a little Live E ntertainm ent preparation for an ‘Instant 8 p m. to M id n ig h t Party’ and very little cleanup Munic By The 5 following - why not try it?! Brothers Sign seen in 3 Boys Market: “Sometimes the have and the have nots can be traced back to 5 0 N.E. Elliot Gresham the did and the did nots.” I received a pleasant surprise FOR IN FO R M A TIO N last week - a long distance call CALL 665-601 1 from Lancaster, Pennsylvania! ► Talent Contest FUN CENTER i Quasar C o l o r T V by M O T O R O L A “ I vvithtt» 'V irk s ir d drawer I J E '1’0 ” J- ? / is at a New NEIL RIEGEIMANN APPLIAN CES G r e sh a m 50 N E 2nd 665-4158 VEGETABLE GROWERS... Truck-Spreading Service N o w A va ila b le • FERTILIZER (M ixed to your specifications) •L IM E . »DOLOMITE M a k e Y o u r Reservation Today YOU NEED NOT BE A MEMBER TO BUY! ^Gresham Co-Op 325 N.E. 242 Dr., 1 (8 oz.) pkg pitted dates chopped 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup butter Remove from burner. Beat one egg slightly and add 1 Tablespoon milk, 1 tea sp o o n vanilla and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Put into first mixture and return to burner. Heat until it thickens. Cool and pour the above over 2 1/2 cups rice crispies, 1/4 to 1/2 cup chopped nuts. Stir until mixed. Butter the hands and shape into 1 inch cylinders. Roll in angel flake coconut. Store in a ir -tig h t c o n ta in e r when th o r o u g h ly cooled. Makes about 3 dozen. They may also be frozen. -From the files o f Mrs. Grant DeShazer. Zigzag, Oregon. SAUCEPAN BROWNIES 2 sqs. (or 2 pks. redi blend) unsweetened chocolate 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup granulated sugar 1/3 cup shortening 2 eggs 2/3 cup flour 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon soda 1/2 cup nut meats chopped rather coarsely 1 teaspoon vanilla C o m b in e s h o r t e n in g , c h o c o la te and sugars in saucepan. Place over low heat .stir until chocolate and More than 8.3 million o f the nation’s work force have less than five years o f schooling according to the Department of Labor The Junior HYPOs had a j meeting Monday, July 7. A regular meeting date was decided upon. It will be the j IN second Monday o f each month. So start marking your calendar. THE FINEST FOOD FREEZERS! HYPO members will be babysitting for PTA members n ext s c h o o l y ea r. All volunteers are welcome. All junior HYPO’s, next year’s eighth grade, Mrs. Sweat and Mr. Casey are invited to a picnic July 23 at Woodland Park from 4 to 9 p.m. We want everyone to attend. Finally, there will be a dance Tuesday, July 29, from 8 to 11 p.m. There will be live music and refreshments. HYPO members and their guests are invited. Girls, no pants. Reporter, Chris Dudley THE PLACE TO BUY IS N E IL R IE G E L M A N N A P P L IA N C E S 50 S I 2N D G R IS H A M MO 54158 WILBUR SHUTES, Boring postmaster, will enter his National Champion half breed Arabian mare Ramissa and her six weeks old colt in the parade at Arabian Horse Show this weekend at Portland Meadows Local Arabian Owner To Exhibit in Show More than 500 Arabian horses in competition you can horses worth in excess o f $1 be sure the owner has gone to million will be exhibited at every extreme to present his P ortland Meadows Friday, animal at its finest.” Shutes admits Arabians are Saturday and Sunday, July little more expensive than 18-19-20. The show is sponsored by other horses, but adds it costs no more to care for a good Pacific Arabian Horse Club. Among exhibitors will be horse than “a less than good W ilb u r S h u t e s , B orin g horse.” In fact, he says, it does Postmaster, who owns some n o t ex ceed the cost o f maintaining a large dog. national Champions. There are more horses in “You’ll never see any better horses in the world than will be America today than during the years they were used as work at the show,” Shutes says. His half-Arabian mare that animals. Now, of course, the won reserve national champion numbers are pleasure horses. Shutes has chosen Arabians at Madison, Wis., in 1966 will because of their beauty and be one o f the horses he will show. She is Ramissa and will intelligence. He says they are be entered with her six-week easily trained and can prove it old filly in the Sunday parade. by simply whistling and the It will be a first for such an horse comes running from the pasture at his small breeding entry. Shutes is sure his little filly farm near Kelso. Shutes believes horses are a has the makings of another great experience for children. champion. It is sired by Gay Roayas, a stallion owned by In handling horses they can Shutes that is know over the learn some “horse sense ” Not United States and has amassed from the horse Itself, he more than 200 ribbons and explained, but from learning trophies. Shutes has shown his the cause and effect in training an animal. This knowledge of Arabians in seven states. He says that when you see motivation can be applied to v o o w o v v o o v y v w v o w o o v » * w w w w w« b t/h a t A Qoohinq. ¿7 SWEET NUT ROLLS Make the same as Cinnamon R o lls but substitute nuts instead o f raisins and sprinkle lightly with the cinnamon or nutmeg. ADVENTURES (A deliciour tea or family cookie) Melt together in heavy frying pan: 11 B Y SARA S E W E L L human behavior, he says. There will be 80 classes for Arabians and half-Arabians at th e show. Classes include n a tiv e m o u n te d Arabian costume, park horse, lady’s saddle horse, western, stock horse and driving, both formal and informal. There will be children’s classes where ring courtesy anc' sportsmanship will count in the judging. PRE-FINISHED Basketball Backboard BIRCH DOORS »4» $ Reg. $ 7 .9 5 2 1/4” x 4’ x 8’ Hardboard 99 $<»9 I Sheet each l ” x 4 ” and l ” x 6 ” TONGUE & GROOVE 00 Siding ; < Cedar 3' x 4' W h ite W ood G rain Hard boa rd doubled recipe recently to serve about 27 ladies and several requested that I put the recipe in the paper. FERN’S DESSERT 2 cups crushed graham crackers 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 cup soft butter Mix and press into 9 ” x 13” pan. Mix together in order given and pour into crust: 8 oz. cream cheese at room temperature 1/2 cup sugar Cream cream cheese and sugar together. Add 2 eggs, beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla Bake at 350 degrees for 15 FERN’S HOT DISH minutes. Cool. Add topping 4 slices firm white su ch as w ashed, drained bread-remove crusts strawberries, raspberries, (No About 4 Tablespoons soft butter su g a , a d d e d , c h e r r ie s, 1 medium onion,finely chopped pineapple, etc. Top with Cool 1 cup sliced mushrooms Whip, Dream Whip, or whipped Meat Additions: 2 cups ham, cream to which sugar has been chicken, tuna chipped beet, added. Refrigerate. Cut in etc. (My hostess used 2 pkgs squares to serve. It is very of chipped beef packaged in colorful and is delicious. Serves cellophane.) The glass packed 12 15. -From the files o f Mrs. is very salty. Fern B la n d in g , Portland, 2 cups shredded Swiss or O reg o n , via Mrs. Harry Cheddar cheese Erickson, West Linn. Oregon. 1 Tablespoon flour 4 eggs 1 Tablespoon prepared mustard 1 1 /2 cup milk or light cream 1/2 teasp salt or garlic salt Grease baking dish and put S ix area students were ingredients in in order given named to the honor Roll at through cheese. Put flour in Oregon Coliege o f Education, bowl, add eggs and beat well, Monmouth for spring term. add mustard, milk, and salt. Those receiving a 4.0 grade (My hostess used only garlic point average, which is straight salt.) Pour over bread, meat A, are Lynda Belcher, Boring and cheese layers. Cover and Lynda Goff, Gresham. refrigerate 4 hrs. or overnight. Others receiving a 3.5 g.p.a. Bake at 325 degrees for 40 or better are Gayle Landwehr, minutes. -From the files of Boring, Donald Didier and Mrs. Fern Blanding. (Judge Sandra Field Troutdale and Howard Blanding’s mother.) Judith Gray, Graham I u sed th e fo llo w in g sugar are melted. Cool slightly and add eggs, beating well. Sift dry indgedients and add. Stir until batter is smooth. Add nuts and vanilla and pour into greased and floured 9 ” x 9 ” x 2” pan. I double the measure and Use a 13” x 9 ” x 2 ” pan. Bake at 325 degrees for 25 minutes. Remove from oven and sprinkle with powdered sugar. 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