Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, December 09, 1965, Page 6, Image 6

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    TH! SANDY (Or*.) POST Thur.., D m . », 19*5 (Sec. 1)
Grade School
News
Animals
thss« ad-
vantages over msn: they have
no theologians to Instruct them,
their
funerals
cost
them
nothing, and no one starts law­
suits
over
their wills. —
Voltaire.
Those who marry to escap*
something usually find some­
thing else.--George Ade.
Jane Radford - Jack Waibel Exchange
Vows In Double Ring Ceremony Here
Nine new students started to
school Monday. Tim Fraly from
Brethren, Mich.; Robert Ash
from Dayton, Ore.; Michael
Caranglo from Damascus, and
Noreen, Dawn, Darrell, Robin,
Kelly, and Bobby Sessions from
Los Angeles, Calif.
Sandy Art Group H hn
Potluck Dinner
The Sandy Art group hold a
potluck dinner at its last meet­
ing of the year on Wednesday,
Dec. 1.
The group under the leader,
ship of Hen Larsen, Portland
artist, expect to resume class­
es around the middle of Janu-
A cluster of seed peirls dames Henrietta Spitulskl and
caught the finger tip veil of Violet Penrose, aunta of the
Miss Jane Ann Radford when bride and groom, respectively.
she became the bride of Jack
Susan
Medici, the
Ray Waibel in an early after­ bride’s
cousin, csught the
noon ceremony at the Commun­ bride’s bouquet. Gifts for the
The inerntMira of the group
ity Presbyterian church inSan­ newlyweds were handled by
are looking forward to more of
Among those receiving mas­
dy on Nov. 87. Rev. Kdward Mrs. Kthel Feldadau, aunt of
the enjoyable leaaona in the
ter’s degrees fromOregonState
Neuenfeldt
performed
the the bride, and Mrs. Faye Lake,
future.
university on Dec. 10 is Mrs.
double ring ceremony before the bride’s cousin. Miss Kathy
Zara Richey, librarian and 8th
an altar banked with white Duncan, cousin of the bride,
grade English teacher. Her de­
chrysanthemums
and
pink had charge of the guest book.
gree is in education with spe­
gladlola, and seven - point
The mother of the bride was
Sunday School
9:45 an.
cialization in library.
candelabra.
attired
in a beige brocade dress
Morning Service*
II am
Given in marriage by her bro- with pink accessories and the
Weitmintfer Fellowthip
Plans have been made and
Donna Wyatt
thelr-ln-law Stephen McFar­ groom’s mother wore in aqua
High School Group 7:00 p.m
practicing
started
for the
lane, the bride was attired in dress with bone accessories.
Nursery Care During Worthip
OPIN HOURS
Christmas program which will
a
floor-length gown of tiered
After a wedding trip to the
Monday thru Friday
Portonage MU 7-3644
be held in the new gym Dec.
white lace over satin and she Oregon coast the young couple
REV. E. L. NEUENFELDT
21. Mrs. Lear Is this year’s
Saturday«
carried a bouquet of white car­ are now at home at the Harl-
chairman with Mrs. Fogdal and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Wy­ nations and pink rosebuds.
don Apartments in Sandy.
Mr. Proett in charge of the att announce the engagement of
Serving as matron of honor
music.
HOMELITE
their daughter, Donna Louise, for her sister was Mrs. Patty
Both the swimming pool and to Mr. Allan D. Fleshman, son
McFarlane. She wore a pink
the school building projects are of Mr. and Mrs. Orval M. Flesh­
brocade dress, as did Miss La-
on
the architect’s dra«ring man, Both young people are
Donna Waibel, sister of the
boards with only minor deci­ graduates of Sandy high.
groom, who was bridesmaid.
sions left to be acted upon.
Old man Rumor has set out
Both attendants carried a sin­
Resourceful
Robbers
Morning Service»
10:30 a m.
The architects say the school
to keep Santa from delivering
t-nein >lwi and Pari.
gle
white
rose.
Candlelighters
Sunday School
9:15 a.m
complex will be ready for con­
Use Brace and Bit
SALIS and SIRVICC
for Christmas
were Miss Debbie Radford, sis­ dishwashers
A Cordial Welcome is
struction bidding in January
presents again. So if he’s been
A
brace
and
bit
eras
useu
to
ter
of
the
bride,
and
Miss
Lin
­
Extended to All
and the swimming pool in Feb­ gain entry to Miller’s Food
da Medici, cousin of the bride. spreading doubt in your neigh,
PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE
ruary. Construction on the Market at Orient last Wednes­
Little Miss Debbie Waibel, the borhood about water supply and
MU 7-6501 - Home
Logging Supplies,
building should start about day evening. The sheriff’s of­
MU 7 6381 - Church
groom’s sister, was flower girl, pressure needed for dishwash­
March 1.
Wire
Rope, Hardware
fice reported about >40 was and the bride’s brother, Billy ers, here are the facts from
Helen
McDowall,
Clackamas
OREGON
CHAIN
taken.
Radford, was the ring bearer.
It is possible to flatter any­
County Extension Agent
A storage door was broken
Best
man
at
the
wedding
was
All
Sizes
and
Lengths
body these days by asking his
Rumor: Farm water systems
to get under the building and Terry Waibel, brother of the
opinion of the international sit-
can’t handle dishwashers prop-
then the brace and bit used
uation.
Dubuque
(U) to bore holes up through the groom. Ushers were Matthew
Shields,
Boring,
and
Bill
Clos-
Telegraph Herald.
Fact: Actually, farm homos
floor. The safe was not locked ner, Rhododendron.
and the money was taken from
Organist for the wedding was have a higher percentage of
TRY A CLASSIFIED
located 1h Mi
E
Burton
MR. and MRS. JACK WAIBEL
the safe.
Miss Nancy Kitchen. L.eslie dishwashers than do urban
Store and 2 Mi Weil of
Sunday School
It's a wise man who knows
Eogle Creek Store
Connell accompanied Walter homes. Farm water systems
Morning Worship
11 o.m.
whether silence is really gold­
normally operate on 20 to 40
Whitlock
as
he
sang
the
Lord
’
s
Young People'»
6 15 pan
en or just plain yellow. —
I «tacada 279 6400
pounds per square Inch of pres­
prayer.
Eve Service
7 00 p.m.
Parsons (Kan.) Sun.
Bible Study (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
The mother of the bride is sure. Dishwashers operate on
Noble, Douglas, Pine
Mrs. W. A. Radford of Bright­ water pressure systems as low
WM. E. ROSE. Po.lor
wood.
The new bride is a grad­ as 15 pounds per square inch.
MU 7-3661
MU 7-6304
FLOCKED or PLAIN
uate of Sandy high school and At least one brand will operate GRESHAM GENERAL
now attends the College of Beau­ with pressure as low as 10 HOSPITAL
ty in Portland. The bridegroom, pounds.
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rumor: Dishwashers use lots
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wai­
Rhoden, P. O. Box 265, Bright­
Sunset A Virginia Sts.
of
hot
water.
bel of Sandy, also graduated
wood, Nov. 30
Fact:
The
total
water
con
­
from Sandy high and attended
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
SUNDAY:
Oregon State university. He is sumption per load varies from
Herman C. Henry , 280 7th.
Public Bible lecture
Winesap
3 p.m
4
to
13
gallons
depending
on
the
employed as a Lab Technician
Delicious
Watchtower Study 4:15 p.m
St., Fairview. Dec. 3.
size and design of the appli­
at Reynolds Laboratories.
Ort leys
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Parker
TUESDAY:
or
The guests were greeted at ance. Most people don’t realize
Congregation Bible Study
L.
Stubbs, 403 S. 2nd St. Trout­
Golden Delicious Piu» 15 c Bo» Dep.
a reception in the church fel­ how much hot «rater they use
8 F
dale, Dec. 4
lowship room immediately fol­ when they «rash dishes by hand.
FRIDAY:
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
dlsharashers have a boost­
lowing the ceremony. The 5- Some
1
Ministry School
8 p.m.
Keith E. Dooley, 3150 S. E.
Service Meeting
9 p.m.
tiered wedding cake, topped with er water heater which raises
175th Place, Dec. 4
a miniature bride and groom, the temperature of the incom­
SANDY, OREGON
-STUDY WITH USI-
betiuie
was cut and served by the Mes - ing water.
Rumor: A dishvrasher does
not get dishes clean If water is
hard.
OUR- OIL ALWAYC
Fact: Hard water will leave
STANDS THE TEST,
a film on dishes. However, a
Next to Glos Ford in Sandy
BELIEVE US», ITB
mechanical »rater softener may
TME
VER.V
BEST/
be Installed to remove hardness
minerals. Softened water is de-
sirable for laundering and cook­
THE
ing also. Before you buy a dish­
washer it may be wise to have
your water supply tested for
mineral and iron content.
With the latest in Ladies
Community
Presbyterian
Church
LEN’S
Rigging Shop
Engagement
Announced
Dishwater
Rumor Spurned
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Sandy
Assembly
of God
LENS
Rigging Shop
Christmas Trees
There's No Need
POINSETTIAS
DIPPED HOLLY
Kingdom Hall
Hood River APPLES
RUN YOUR LEGS OFF
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EVERY DAY
8:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M
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COFFEE AND COOKIES
FREE
CANDY CANES FOR THE CHILDREN
LIVING
GIRS
POINSETTIAS
LIVE TREES
URGE SELECTION
THIS WEEK
CONCOLOR FIR
FROSTED or
DOUGLAS FIR
FLOCKED
BLACK PINES
SILVESTER PINES
CHRISTMAS TREES
A
BLOOMING MUMS
LARGE SELECTION
OF HOUSE PLANTS
HOLLY
WIHTER BLOOMING CAMELIA
RHODODENDRONS
AZALEA'S
CHRISTMAS ROSE ETC.
$4.95 /
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ARTISTIC TABLE
1966. ALL AMERICA WINNERS
APRICOT NECTAR, AMERICAN HERITAGE
MATTERHORN, TROPICANA, CAMELOT
MR. UNCOLN & MANT MORE.
Marine Private
Ronald
D.
Thomsen, 21, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. D. Thomsen of RL
3, Boring, completed individual
combat training Nov. 27 with
the Second Infantry Training
Regiment at the Marine Corps
Base, Carnp Pendleton, Calif.
The four-week
course in­
cluded over 200 hours of in­
struction under simulated com­
bat conditions, small unit tac­
tics in both conventional and
guerrrlla warfare, day and night
combat,
reconnaissance and
combat patrolling, and
the
effective use of Infantry wea­
pons.
____________
According to the Portland
Traffic Safety Commission,
more than half of the fatal ac­
cidents in urban areas last year
occurred at speeds under 30
miles per hour. Seat belts could
have saved many of the Ilves
that were lost In these colll-
«lons.___________________
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day.
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catch you without our quality
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oil
in
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•upply
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BRIDGMON
FARM MARKET
ONE MILE EAST OF
GRESHAM ON LOOP HIGHWAY
MO 5-8222