Thursday, Sept. 19. 1963 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
DOVER
DOINGS
Caroline Frank, Boring, re
ceived a trophy from the Ore-
on Polled Hereford Assn, as
the high scoring Polled Here
ford exhibitor in 4-H classes
at the Oregon State Fa.r. She
•Ivo won blue awards in the
Hereford class.
Other winners receiving blue
ribbons were Chuck Brooks,
Boring. Hereford; Larry Lind-
land. Eagle Creek. Hereford
showmanship;
and
Shirley
Coffield. Eagle Creek, Angus.
By FERN HORTTOR
Hi. neighbors! It’s around
three months since our last
items and many things have
happened. Perhaps some of
them can be recaptured for
jou in the next few weeks.
Today, however should be more
recent ones.
Rev Frank Weam of Salem
spoke at the Dover Community
church Sundaj morning. H i s
family sang songs.
Mrs. A J. Tuttle has enjoy
ed visits from two nieces late
ly. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Ni-
corvo and children came all
the way from New Jersey and
Mr. and Mrs. apaul Yearout
from Provo. Utah.
The Fullertons enjoyed the
company of Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Hill of Klamath Falls and
a visit from grandchildren
Pamela and Spence of Lake-
view.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Work
inger of Portland were out to
the Dave W ■
igers for sever-
al days.
The Dover Extension met last
Thursday. You'll hear more of
that from Murlean Nakunz. pub
licity chairman. It was good
to be with the "regulars" and
meet some new members, too.
Franklin and sons Wayne, Wal
ter and William are up from
California visitng her dad,.
Glenn Horttor.
The R Horttors had dinner
Sundaj' with Jim and Gretha
Pelton and children in Milwau
kie. and were with the David
Horttor family of Salem the
Sundaj’ before last.
FANCHER’S
AUTO
PARTS
and
Machine Shop Service
110 W. Proctor
MU 7-281 T
WHEW SUMMER WARMTH
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19 IKI THE AIR.— r
FOR. COMINJG- COLDER
DAS'S" PREPARE
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Worm this month— but co 'er
days
ahead.
Fill
your
tank
with OUR Fuel Oil . . . then
sit back and wait for winter.
Elaine McQuaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Me-
Quaw, Sandy, will be installed worthy adviser at the 45th in
stallation of officers of the Mountain View Assembly No. 46,
Order of Rainbow, next Saturday, Sept. 21, at 8 p.m. at the
Sandy Masonic hall. Associate adviser will be Gail Maroney,
with Barbara Bridgmon as Charity, Evelyn Ihrke as Hope,
and Carol Seibert as Faith. Mt Scott chapter of the De Molay
will do the crowning. The theme is "Somewhere Over the
Rainbow," and the colors are orange and white. The installa
tion is open to the public.
CALL US TODAYI
Degrees of the Order of East
ern Star were conferred on Mr.
Brightwood the evening of
Sept. 10 at Sandy Masonic hall
at the regular meeting.
Mrs. Katherine Leech is wor
thy matron and Ken Frederick
son is worthy patron. Mrs. Sue
Johnston was installing officer.
Mrs. Margaret Kotzman was
installed warder. Mrs. Inez
Howard,
grand
committee
member of the endowment fund
for this year, was introduced
and welcomed.
The OES annual turkey din
ner was discussed and planned
for Saturday, Sept. 28, at the
Masonic hall. Serving will be
gin at 5»p.m. Tickets can be
procurred from members or
at the door. Chairman of the
dinner is Mrs. Ivan Barker.
POST CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS
• LOOP HIGHWAY •
Assembly of Ood
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Young
People's
9:45
am.
11:00
6:30
Eve. Service
7:30
Bible Study (Wad.)
7:30
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Wm. E. Rose, Pastor
MU 7-3661
MU 7-6304
Immanuel
¡Lutheran Church’
» Morning Services 10:30 a.m. !
Sunday School
9:13 a.m. <
A Cordial Welcome Is
Extended to All
MU 7 6501 — Home’
MU 7-6381 — Church
Mary Magdalene Chapel
Sandy
Mormng Prayer and Communion
Sundays
8 30 a m
Sunday School
Sundays, 8 30 a n
Coffee Hour at 9 45 each
Sunday morning
Father Rene' Borarth Rector
MOhawk 5-6202
“An Ancient Faith for a
Modern, Friendly People"
Specialist in Mechanical Work
"ANYTHING FROM A TUNE-UP
TO A MAJOR OVERHAUL"
How to Get Here
That’s Easy
331 No. Main Ave.
Steom Jenny steam cleaner
Rev Ernest Jackson
Ph MU 7-2912
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
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Elder W. D Bresee
Sabbath School 10:00 A.M. J
Church Service 11:30 A.M. ;
Young People's Meeting, J
7:30 P.M. k
Oxy-Acy torch and cart
Barrett brake lathe and grinder
Ajax transmission jack
Tire changer and tools
Budget 14 ton hoist
Bear Dynamic wheel balancer
Greasing
Sioux heavy duty sander
Sioux W Elec, impact wrench
Electric drill, It" H.D.
Kal-Equipment testers
Armature lathe
Hydraulic push pull ¡ack
Sunnen pin hone
Fanco hydraulic press
Floor jack and stands
Benches and vises
Mack
Squirrel cage blowers
Steel "I" beam and angle
500-Lb. platform scale
1 Ton Elec. Budget hoist (as is)
MANY MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
1956 MACK B61 Tractor, 170 HP.
Diesel, 5&3, Mack Boggies
:
Sunday H< hool
9:43 A M.}
'Morning Servier«
11 A.M.'
(WeMminUrr Fellowship
’ High School Group
7 P.M •
Nursery care during worship,
’
Parsonage MU 7-3644
i
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Rev E L Neuenfeldt
'
671 GMC DIESEL Marine Engine,
With Gear Reduction. Good Cond.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
1 O-key
Notional
Electric
rings 999.99.
Elec, adding machine
Brandt coin counter and packager
Presbyterian
Church
& VW parts
Galv. sheet steel
Victor
!
10 ton
Chevrolet parts
National Bookkeeping machine
Model 32-10-10-<38)26-SP
Sandy MU 7-4932
equipment
R
cosh
register,
Burroughs electric comptometer
Large, small and floor safes
drawer
The bride’s mother chose a
pink brocade suit for the oc-
casion. Mrs. Frank Fox was
matron of honor with Dixie
Wesselink and Diane Pullen
as bridesmaids, They wore
matching frocks of blue em-
broidered satin with three-
quarter sleeves and carried
bouquets of white carnation
and sweetpeas with blue and
yellow ribbons. Kathy Heck
el was flower girl.
AUCTION SERVICE CO
COMMERCIAL AUCTIONEERS
Marvin F. Ruby - Auctioneer
6400 N.W. 185th, Portland 29, Ore.
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Walter Raff of Gresham was
best man, with Adolf and Rein
holt Heckel serving as ushers.
A reception was held at
Wood Village, with Ernestine
Lamer pouring, Manda Colson
and Shirley Gray cutting the
cake, and Marla Uiman in
charge of the guest book.
Hili', l'A1
The couple's wedding trip
to Reno, Nev., the bride chose
a white suit with cranberry
red accessories. She wore a
white orchid corsage.
The couple is now at home
in Gresham.
4-H Leaders
Hold Meeting
4-H Club leaders in Clacka
mas and Maron counties are
invited to a district 4-H lead
ers meeting to be held at the
St. Paul Episcopal church on
Thursday. Sept 26.
The program will be pre
sented by members of the State
4-H staff from Corvallis. Sub
jects to be discussed are junior
4-H leadership project, em
pire builders and working with
older 4-H club members.
Members of the state staff
who will appear on the pro
gram are Ruth Brasher, Glenn
Klein and Jim McAllister.
Clackamas county 4-H lead
ers will be serving as hosts
for the meeting This is the
first dstrict 4-H leader meet-
ng to be held in Clackamas
county in recent years.
McCulloch Chain Saws
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A new ’64 Chevrolet is a lot more truck than your
money Ixiught the last time. Bodies, cabs, engines,
frames, suspensions—all have been improved to
give you more value for practically the same
investment. Let us bring one over to show you
why Chevrolet’s the truck to put your money on.
With All Attachment!
CHEVROLET F
New and Used
QUALITY TRUCKS COST LESS
Steno posture chairs
MANY MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Ml 6-2426
Rural Building
Tops $8,000,000
Remington-Rand 10 key elec, adders
4 & 5 Drawer steel filet. Legal one letter
detkt, office and steno.
Darlene Ann Gray, daugn-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Pullen Jr., Sandy, became the
bride of Willi Heckel, Trout
dale, at a double ring cere
mony at Immanuel Lutheran
church of Sandy on Aug. 10.
The bride is a 1959 graduate
of Sandy high school. The
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Heckel, Gresham.
He came to the United States
from Berf aut Fehmarn, Ger-
many in 1952 and became a
U. S. citizen in 1961.
Rev. Leudke officiated at the
wedding ceremony, which was
held against a background of
glads and daisies.
Charlotte Leudke was solo
ist with Mrs. Alexander at the
organ.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of peau de soie with tier
ed overskirt of French lace
and fitted lace bodice. Her
fingertip veil was held in place
by a tiara of pearls. She car
ried
white
stephanotis and
rosebuds.
C. Allen Elec, adder, 8 col.
Royal Standard, 20" carriage
Walnut and oak
2
Tope.
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(Darlene Ann Gray)
One out of every three mar
ried women in Oregon is work
ing at a full or part time job
and more are probably going
Clackamas County 4-H com
to be spending a 1 mger part of munity leaders will be discus
their lives at a job in years sing plans for organization of
ahead, Mrs Roberta Frasier, 4-H clubs for the 1963-64 club
OSU family life specialist, re
year on Monday, Sept. 23, re
ports.
ports County Agent, Diane Me-
Knight.
This meeting is to be held
SANDY
at the First Methodist church,
RADIATOR SHOP
Oregon City (8th and Center
Complete Radiator Repair
Sts.) from 10 a m to 2:30 p m.
Overnight Service
All 4-H community leaders are
Guaranteed Work
encouraged to attend.
Phone MU 7 3625 after 4 p.m
GE 200 amp. arc welder, Port.
Pedestal grinder
Is
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MARRIED WOMEN WORK
GARAGE EQUIPMENT
Sunday Mass
6:30 A.M.
9:30 A.M.
■
1:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 21
J
MRS. WILLI HECKEL
MARCKX BAKERY
Ed Marckx
Gresham, Ore.
As we have discontinued our Retail Routes and sold all of our trucks, we
no longer need Garage Equipment and have a surplus of Office Equipment
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Rural building in northwest
ern Clackamas county went up
to $8,312,415 during the first
eight months of the year. Of
this, $1,494,692 was in new con
struction authorized in 114 per
mits issued during the month
of August, the building admin
istrator’s office reported.
The August total was $387,
325 more than in the corres
ponding eight months of last
year.
There were 71 new single
family dwellings that will cost
an eventual $1,015,875 started
last month. Industrial construc
tion added $124,875 to the total,
with the remainder going tor
an apartment house, a church
and miscellaneous buildings.
Garage Equipment - Office Equipment
St. Michael's
Catholic Church
Seventh Day
Adventist
CATALOG READY
A catalog of both credit and
noncredit
evening
courses
available through the Division
of Continuing Education of the
Oregon State System of High
er Education is now available.
Persons interested in obtaining
the 1963-64 bulletin of evening
classes and the fall term time
schedule should contact the
Portland Continuation Center,
Division of Continuing Educa
tion, 1633 SW Park Ave., Port
land; telephone 226-6601.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Episcopal
409 Main St.
Complete
Auto Repairing
First Road East of Sandy, Oregon — Turn Right
on Langensand Road — One Mile to Sign
Pastor Walter Luedtke
St
WINCHESTER
GARAGE
•Sand) Police C hief Dean ( offey
Kes. MU 7 465«
Off. .MU 72921
Specal awards were given a
to 4-H livestock duh members •
Clackamas County Sheriff
at the Oregon State Fair.
MU 7 4365
Ron Place of Gresham re- •
cived the Ayrshire calf given *
Fire Department
Ml
by Meadowland Dairy on be- •
7 IMI
half of the Oregon Columbia *
State
Valley Ayrshire Assn.
•
Ol. 4-6555
Clackamas county 4-H'ers !
won second prize in dairy herd- •
manship contest The 4 H ers
SANDY SAW SHOP
also won a third place prize in
Quality Kra oaablr Work
sheep herdsmanship
Repair and Sharpen Saws.
Caroline Frank. Boring, re
Lawn Mowers, Knives,
ceived the trophy for the best
Scissors and Keys Made
registered Polled Hereford ex
202 2nd Av & Loop Hiway, R S Hall
hibited by a 4-H club member.
’64 CHEVROLET
TRUCKSARE READY
TO GO TO W0RKU
Eastern Star
Given Degrees
f^MU.72471
Sandy
Sandy Girl Wed
In Eady August
Local 4-H'ers
Take Awards
Sales * Service
Telephone your Chevrolet detier ebout eny type of truck
MILLS BROS
Loop Highway
Sandy
HIGHEST TRADE-INS
MU 7-3636
RICHARDSON CHEVROLET
Loop Highway
Sandy
MU 7-2681