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2 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., May 21, 1970 (Sec. 2) R adfords c e le b ra te 50 years B> MRS H H WATKINS Mr and Mrs Jess Radford. who liv e in the M a b e rry d is tric t, were honored on Mother s Day with a golden wedding reception at the home ol their daughter and husband. the Hershel Staggs About 60 relatives and friends called on them ooo George Hauglum is at the McGuire Nursing home near Sandy. o oo Mr and Mrs Raymond Lake. on Langersand Road, en- tertained lor Mother's Das dinner, her parents, Mr and their daughter Tiffany, 1 month Mrs Fred Warner and Mr and old. Madras. Mrs David Warner and two Sunday dinner guests also children. were Mr and Mrs. Harney ooo Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brook, Ernest Meyer and Mrs. Turner, Sandra and Debbie spent ooo Mother's Day in Eugene with Charles Wilkinson is ill at the the Brook's daughter Linda, a Emanuel Hospital in Portland. student at U niversity of He has recently been making Oregon. On Monday the Roy his home with his daughter, Brooks had as dinner guests his Helen, in Portland. parents. Mr and Mrs Jerome ooo Brook ol Gresham Deadline fo r women's ooo news is noon Friday. Wed Mr and Mrs Norral Naas of ding stories and pictures Boring had as weekend guests should be submitted by noon their son. Carl and wile and Wednesday. C ouples H e a r A b o u t FISH The Sandy P re sbyte ria n Couples’ Group, "T h e Seekers” , heard a very in fo rm a tiv e ta lk on Fish Saturday. Jean H i g g in b o t h a m , executive director of Fish, spoke with much enthusiasm for this organization whose main service is to fill the communication and isolation gap of our other agencies, and the people in need. Fish provides emergency service when people are confussed and in quick need of help The philosophy of Fish is to Love Thy Neighbor and is open to all groups. M rs. H igginbotham was chosen one of "The Ten Women of A cco m plishm en ts” in Portland in 1969. She also received the honor of "Women of D e d ic a tio n ” from Chur- chwomen United. Anyone interested in this org an izatio n, which is governed on the local level even though it is world wide, may call Fish at 233-5533 or Ginny Brewster at 668-6286. A son, Ronald Dale to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LeRoy Self, General Delivery, Sandy, April N is t le r G e ts B ronze S ta r Army Chief Warrant Officer Gary C. Nistler, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Nistler, Prineville, recently received the Bronze Star Medal in Vietnam. CW0 Nistler was presented the award fo r m erito rio u s service in connection w ith m ilita ry operations against hostile forces in Vietnam while assigned as an operations of ficer with the 611th Tran sportation Company near Vinh Long. The warrant officer’s wife, K a th a rin e , lives in Rhododendron. Pick up your tame telephone and onderà wild one. Call up somebody about fixing the backyard fence on one of these phones and you’ll feel like you’re ordering more swans for the moat. \o u can have any one of them for a $5.00 premium charge plus $1.50 to $2 a month depending on which one you pick. (That’s in addition to the regular installation charges and monthly rates for your phone.) Call your General Telephone business office to order one. I t’s bound to be a conversation piece. General Telephone RALPH PETERSON, Principal of Sandy Union High School, was elected president of the Clackamas County Administrators for the coming year, at the Clackamas County Administrators spring meeting May 13, at Molalla. (Post Photo) AT SANDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Margaret Wallen and Frank Mrs. Mason’s pupils were Betty M a rc y ’s rooms joined in i G illila n d of Gresham and presenting a play, "W ar on Karleen Perry of Estacada. L itte rb u g s ,” which they The oldest student attending presented Thursday, Friday M itchell’s room from Sandy and Monday fo r d iffe re n t was Ace Koch. The youngest school groups and classes. members attending were from Taking part were: Dick Bailey their present classrooms at as the Litterbug; two Rats, the Firwood: Wendy Sue Rader only ones who enjoyed his from Mrs. M itchell’s room and litte r, were Darlene Austin and Sternia Stjerna from Mrs. Julie Trost; Germ, who had Mason’s. fallen from a rat and was now A women’s quartet, com looking for a new home among posed of Mrs. Ken Fox, Mrs. Ed the litte r, was John Ackley; Taylor. Mrs. John Rowell and Newsboy declaring the war on Mrs. Mel Richey, entertained Litterbugs was Douglas Lake; with songs at various times | Good Citizen, who convinced during the afternoon. Litterbug that something could The fifth grade field trip was be done and now was the time, May 12 and 13. Robert M ar was Leslie Kincade; Oria shall, Florence Schmitz and Norris and Cindy Lloyd were Barbara Hazelett’s rooms went the announcers. The rest of the on Tuesday; Eilean Lear and boys and girls formed a choral Kenneth Fox’s on Wednesday. and singing chorus. Monday, They visited Bonneville Dam, when Leslie Kincade was ab where they watched a barge go sent, Ernest Housden filled in through the dam; the fish as Good Citizen. hatchery, where they ate their The girls in Frank M arcy’s sack lunches out of doors; and room designed and made the Multnomah Falls. One bus load costumes. They also assisted also went to Vista House. They with decorating the room, and report a good time in spite of preparing and serving refresh rain part of the day. ments after the play. Sally Enz’s 6th grade reading Mrs. Wallen would like to class did a choral reading play, thank all those who helped “ Our Country ’Tis of Thee” for make this a pleasant and Barbara Hazelett and Robert worthwhile experience for the M arshall’s rooms. p a rtic ip a n ts and th e ir Some of the pupils in Roger audiences. We hope that it Christensen’s 6th grade room "Helps keep Oregon clean.” worked out a play, "Caddie and She especially thanks those , the Indians,” that was in their who sent cookies, and Toni , H ergert, the high school teacher-cadet, who assisted. ; Wednesday a trio from Lewis . & Clark College presented a r program of violin, cello and piano com positions by Beethoven, D vorak and Shostakovitch to the first four grades. The program, sponsored by the Portland Chapter of Young Audiences, Inc. is given with the idea of stimulating self- discovery, creative thinking, extended vo cab ulary and verbalization, and a genuine interest in music of all kinds. The audience was encouraged to question, answer and discuss various topics introduced by the musicians and their per formances. Mr and Mrs. Judd M ills are the proud parents of Anthony Judd, seven pounds eight ounces, who was born May 11 Salem F airgrou n ds, 20 and came to take him home members and their six coun with them on May 16th Mrs. selors of the Sandy club came M ills w ill finish this school home with the first place year, but w ill not resume her trophy for the yearly program, teaching duties in the fall. four blue ribbons, two reds, and Grandparents are M r and Mrs one white. Edison M ills, Sandy, and the Rev and Mrs Donaid Proett of Some 1200 youth and staff attended from as far east as Wahoo, Neb. The s ta ff of Sandy P rin e v ille and south from Elementary join in extending Klamath Falls. Trophies were warmest wishes and hearty awarded clubs with the highest congratulations to the new total points from year-round home-town a c tiv itie s , cam- parents. porees and fa ir competition. Mrs. John M itchell and Mrs Roy Mason were honored Events at the fa ir included guests at an open house in the grand parade marching, booth Firwood library Sunday hosted displays, centipede race, and by the prim ary and special soapbox derby. teachers Attending the tea from the greatest distance Ron Davis, club director of were Mrs Mason’s sister and the local Seventh day Adventist husband. Mr and Mrs Ferris junior group, stated that the English from Camas. Wash Pathfinder Clubs were initiated The oldest student attending 20 years ago throughout the was Eanie Nichols, who was in world to channel Adventist Mrs M itchell's third grade youth to practical character room at Hillcrest The oldest of building Pathfinders Take Fiist 1. Grecian cameo cradlephone. 2. Chestphone. 3. Antique white cradlephone. 4. Mediterranean cradlephone.
