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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1963)
Thursday. Muy J3. 19«3 (Sec. I) The Sandy (Ore.) Post The staff at the PACC office in Sandy say they are find ing the response to their Mt. Hood Community Coverage plan most gratifying. "The professional people of the area are quick to see the worth of this doctor - spon sored plan," said Walter Dick- SHETLAND PONY SALE June 1-2, 1963 Pacific International Livestock Exposition, North Portland, Oregon Registered: 11 A.M., Sat. Grade Ponies: Noon, Sun. COME EARLYI Pony Fair: 10.30 A.M., Sun. 8th AREA NORTHWEST SHETLAND PONY CLUB The Sandy Grange will hold its regular Saturday night card party at Kelso. Saturday. May 25 at 8 p.m. This will be the last card party until fall. en. "The school teachers are very interested.” He added that the doctors of the area have recommended this plan which the Clackamas County Medical Society spon sors. Two plans are being offer ed here until June 6. at which time the Sandy office on the corner of Proctor avenue and Strausse will be closed. One plan provides complete compre hensive medical care, includ ing preventive care such as regular physical examinations, well - baby care, innoculations. in addition to full medical, sur gical and hospital care for ill ness and full maternity cov erage. The other plan provides hospital and surgical cover age for more serious type ill nesses. JACK GRAUER'S ONLY STORE FENCING SPECIAL GRESHAM LINOLEUM BASKET WEAVE - All Materials OREGON'S FLOOR COVERING DISCOUNT HOUSE ARMSTRONG By-the-Yard HAVE COMPLETE ROOM DETAILS READY AND WE LL QUOTE LOWEST IN OREGON ‘2.95 TERRAZZO VINYL . . . *2.15 SQ. YD. 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COMPARE OTHER STORES FIRST THEN YOU'LL RECOGNIZE OUR SUPERB VALUES G resham L inoleum OREGON'S 7 FLOORCOVERING \ DISCOUNT house GRESHAM, OREGON M0-5-355D W-5-355Ö /TTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT t )////////////// The Old Sandy Lumber Com pany's annual picnic will be held at the Old Mill site on Sunday May 26 Potluck lunch eon will be at noon with coffee and punch furnished. $ $ $ SAVE $ $ $ NEVER UNDERSOLD ; OLI) LUMBER PICNIC LAST CAKD PARTY Professional Folk See Merits of PACC These three Cottrell school students took awards for their charcoal sketches from life at the Clackamas county art contest at Bolton school. On left Is eighth-grader Jimmy Ennis, who took second prize. Kae Anne Frazier, in center, took sweepstakes and a first award. She Is a sixth grader. Eighth grader Marlene Wilkinson took a first award. Their art teacher is Mrs. Isabel Van Lanlngham, who teaches art to students of three upper grades at Cottrell. Mrs. Van Lanlngham says she teaches students to do only original work. Students take turns modeling for each other. __________________ (Sandy Post photo! Moksness-Crownover Vows Said Sandy’s Immanuel Lutheran church was the scene of the wedding of Phyllis Anne Crown- over of the Sandy to Le Roy Walter Moksness of Portland. The ceremony was performed Saturday, May 11, at 2 in the afternoon, in a setting of dog wood. white lilac and stock. Rev. Walter Leudtke perfor med the double ring service. Phyllis Anne is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Crownover, Rt. 2, Box 693, Sandy. The bridegroom is the son o fMrs. Bjarne Moksness, Astoria. The bride's gown was design ed with a white chantilly lace bodice and full chiffon skirt with lace insets. She wore a veil of lace and carried white orchids and stephanotis. Catherine Crownover, the maid of honor, was gowned in pale green peau de soie with matching shoes. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Marilee Moksness was the bridesmaidand was also gown ed in pale green peau de soie with white carnation bouquet. The bride’s mother wore a gown of brown voile with a cream - colored orchid. The bridegroom's mother chose a dress of navy blue and white. She also wore a cream-color ed orchid. Mrs. Dyann Alexander was organist for the occasion. The best man was Roger oksness of Corvallis. Kenneth McQueen and Richard Swen sen of Portland were ushers, with Arnold Neuman and Rob ert Flath serving as candle lighters. Approximately 100 guests at tended the wedding and the re ception, which was held in the church. Mrs. Charles Knight and Mrs. Carter Helmick pour ed. Mrs. Rodney Nelson cut the wedding cake with Mrs. K. Mc Queen assisting. Bette Moks ness passed the guest book. Out-of-town guests were Dr. and Mrs. Charles Knight, Vic toria, B. C., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wirkkala, Deep Riv er, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Walt er Henderson, Cathlamet, Wn„ June Smart, Astoria, and Mr. and Mrs. Erling Orwick. As toria. For her going • away cos tume the bride chose an avo cado green suit with gold bag and shoes and gold orchid flecks, gold scarf, bone white corsage. After a wedding trip to Cali fornia the couple will make their home in Portland. ft. 57c 68c Iin. ft. 80c Iin. ft. 4 ft. high............ 5 ft. high........... 6 ft. high .... --- BOARD and BOARD 4 ft. high........... 5 ft. high............ 6 ft. high .... ....... 75c lin. ft. 90c Iin. ft. $1.03 lin. ft. Masonite Royal Cote FINISHED PANELING ]" - 4'x8' Tawny Walnut J" - 4'x8' Sable Walnut J" - 4'x8' Glacier Walnut M .80 Regular $8.40 Per Panel Boysen White Paint Sale May 9th to May 25th All Paint 15% Off BUY 7 GALS. GET 1 GALLON FREE BUY 7 QTS. GET 1 QUART FREE Profit by These Savings DOORS! DOORS! 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"EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" Pre-schooler Craig Lunde took his responsibility “at bat” pretty seriously when lie played with the big boys at Cot- (Sandy Post photo) trell on pre-school day. Scouts to Cook Spaghetti Feed Jim Reick's Scout troop No. 173 is holding its annual spaghetti dinner this Saturday, May 25, at Welches school caf- eteria. Serving hours are 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The menu will feature Spa ghetti, tossed salad and ga r- lie bread. The scouts them selves will do the cooking un der the guidance of local spa ghetti experts. This dinner is the boys' fund- raising project of the year and proceeds will be used to fl- mance their scouting projects. The scouts say they are ex pecting an even larger crowd than the 100 who flocked to the dinner they served last year. 12 Mile Corner 21835 SE STARK ST. 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