Image provided by: Friends of the Sandy Public Library; Sandy, OR
About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1966)
THi SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur«., Jun« 30, 19M (S m . 1) Catholic Ceremony Hood-Land Happenings Unites Local Couple By the SNOOPER NEWS VIA-THE-GRAPE- VINE seems to travel the fast est around these parts so most of you already know Joe (J.CJ Cranford has gone on to "greener” pastures. (He hopes and we hope!) Joe will be missed by many in the Sandy-Hoodland area-- for several reasons. His naturally friendly disposition and his genuine interest in people made him an easy fellow to like, but the main thing was his very real interest in af Boss-Lady. (And maybe she would stay with us forever!) Betty would be happy to talk to your publicity rep r «sent at tv« to t«U them what is needed for a press release and she will t«ll them what kind of film to use and how to pose the subjects, etc. I hop« you will all join Snoop tn a campaign "to-k«ep-th«- Boss Lady on the job as long as there is a Sandy Post!!! Rainbow Girls Receive Degrees St. Henry’s Catholic church in Gresham was the setting June 4 for th« afternoon wedding of Vicki Diann Kociemba, daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Kociemba, Boring, and Stanley Kenneth Kspersen, son of Mr. and C. Kap«raun, Sandy. Father M«y«r officiated. Th« brid«, who was given tn marriage by her father, wore a tiered, floor length gown of chiffon and chantilly lac«. Her vail was held In place by a floral headpiece and she car ried a bouquet of white c«cna- tiona on • white Bible. Marti Kociemba was maid of honor for her slater. Two cousins of the bride, Delores Sasae and Sharilyn Thom of Portland, were brtdeainaids. White daisies accented the green traina attached to their floor-length empire styled gowns. A chain of daiaiea form ed the line between th« grevn bodice and yellow skirt. The Shoot and s Hole-in - Ckie contest included tn the fun and, n, we gotta support the Mt. Hood Lions in their one big fund raising effort of the year! (We get it back when all is said and done anyway!) See you for breakfast on Saturday and Sun day morning - I hope! Bye Now-SNOOP P.S. Not« to Kleth Bowman: Guess that will teach you to take off your fishing boots to dance at the Barlow Trail! attendants ail wore formal white gloves and carried no««- gaya of white carnations. Junior attendants wer« the bride’s cousin, Janette Sasse of Portland, as flower girl, and the groom's nephew, Mark McVicker, of Sandy, was ring Michael McCoy, of Portland, *•« beat man. Arnold Kaper- san, th« groom’s brother, and Udene Urban, both at Sandy w«r« ushers. A reception, attended by 75 guests, was held in the Parish hall of the church following the ceremony. Th« bride’s aunt, Victoria* Kocteinba, from Seattl«, and Ruth Roundntell cut and served th« wadding cake. Irene l-ukes IMRired coffee and Pat McVick er served punch. The n«w Mrs, Espersenchose a blue suit with white acces sories for her going-away cos tume. Two ineinbers of Mt. View Assembly No. 46 International Order of Rainbow for Girls will accept their degrees In December, as they were unable to b« present at the Grand Assembly held in Corvallis, Oregon, June 19,20 and 21. Janie« lame and Marilyn War ren both were awarded the de gree of Grand Cross of Colors, the highest honor In Rainbow, Mrs. Margo Fox was also awarded the Grand Cross of Colors, for her work with Rainbow, Carol Houstixi, Worthy Associate Adivsor rg th« Sandy Chapter, received th« Grand Repiesentativ« to the State of Nebraska. Completing the 1965-66 term as Grand Immortality wasVana Eri, of Sandy, fairs of the community! He The Shaniko Kid (alias Glen was an eagerandwilllngworker Roberts) turned the president’s on anything that pertained to gavel of the Mt. Hood Lions P.P.S. Not« to Dick Kohnstamm Howard B«rg«r: Shoop Club over to new prexy, Jack and 09833265 We received a letter from Jane an, at the last meeting. thinks your plot to squelch Dale J.C.C. explaining his depart Milt(Uncle Mtltle) Fox was the Plumb’s item, "Timberline ure and it ended with this installing officer and was com Lodge has no effect on the message: "I shall have fond mended "for a fine job" by economy of Clackamas County” memories, the balance of my guests at the meeting, County is nothing short of magnificent! Being an old maid la Ilk« days, of my stay in Sandy and Commissioner Darrell Jones, 1 can hardly wait to see the death by drowning, a really of the people of the Sandy- County Clerk Bob Schumacher results! (Dale Plumb Is the delightful sensation after you Hoodland area. My best to all and S«nate candidate cease to nt ruggì«, Dick editor of the Oregon City En Edna of you, say a special ’hello’ Groener. Ferber. (Groener and terprise-Courier who writes a to our mutual friends, and God Groener. (Groener and Schu column called the "Plumb- The Espersens, both Sandy bless you, every one." macher are Lions) Groener line” - which was decidedly high graduates, are now at can count on my support in on the "slant” in the June horn« in their apartment above Now for the brighter side. . their quest for a new highway“! 8 edition. th« Mt. Hood Lan««. She is Although Joe Cranford will be (Snoop applauds Groener and employed as a bookkeeper at AUTO PARTS and NOTES FROM SNOOPS missed by many - at least we also Senator Inskeep for their Gios Ford in Sandy. He la a SCRATCH PAD: Mochín« Shop Service The Oregon Farm Bureau will be spared the usual period awareness of the vital need mechanic for Electronic Spe Th« news of Gay’s Kache IIO W. Proctor MU 7 2« I1 faderation has recommended of getting acquainted with some for highway improvement in cialties tn Portland. created so much excitement and that the county’s share of the one new! Our ever-loyal stand this areal) enthusiasm that Gay and Jack cigarette tax for the com big by editor, Betty Hartman, is Saunders decided to hasten the fiscal year be used to reduce once again the "Boss-Lady”. Those Push in' and Draggin’ opening date of their new shop county tax levies. And this time Betty is not parties are still going on. This at Rhododendron! At 10 a.m. Lou Norris, tax and legis merely "fllling-the-void,” year MR. AND MRS. STANLEY ESPERSEN was " Pushin' Fifty- Friday, July 1, the coffee pot lative director of the OFBF, until a replacement can be Three*’ for Glen Roberts and (Vickie Kociemba) will be full and the door open said the county's share would found, but has agreed to "give- Dates Lymp, with a change of to one and all. Gay’s Kache will approximate 90 cents per capi us-her-all”! scene for the party. A happy ta for the coming fiscal year. For those who might not group of Hoodlanders paid a feature wearing apparel, gift Norris stated that it would know - Betty has never really surprise visit to the home of ware and a catch-all of Mount - ain Craft si. . .Lois and Bob b« appropriate for the counties left the Sandy Post, but has the "Shaniko Kid” for the big Haselwander of Los Angeles to treat the revenues from the been around in the background celebration!. The highlight were weekend guests of Ethel cigarette tax as anticipated rev all the time, (on a part-time of the party was a ruse pulled .Mike enue and adjust levies accord basis) during the reign of on Evie Trumbley - and I doubt and Buster Annis. A measure to again try to ever way he deems best for ingly before the July 15 dead several past editors. So we don’t she will ever hear the end of Monaghan ( Evelyn and Dewey’s line. even have to welcomeherback- it! (Just ask her about the xjy) departed for duty with the raise $75,000 for county-wide controls in the county. The Farm Bureau spokesman control of mosquitoes and flies "We are doing the best since she really hasi’t been turkey sandiweh- with plenty J^. Coast Guard. Wilda Strubel is back on the will be on the November general can with the limited funds avail noted that a number of counties of salt and pepper - that she mountain and since she has a election ballot, county vector able," board members said. have already indicated they personally delivered to the new husband - she must have control board members said Funds now available for the would use the money In this I wonder how many people prisoner in the third cell at a new name - which I don’t today. program come from $3,500 in manner, but somecountieshave realize there is one thing we the Shaniko jail!) happen to know - nor do the The measure--simllar toone last year’s county budget for said they would treat funds as could do to help keep an six or more people who have under the heading "for vector the program plus "carry-over" unanticipated revenue and would The "Come As You Aren ’ t" editor? Managing the Sandy Post is control" on the May primary of about $700 from the previous carry the funds over to the en is a time cansumming effort party for members of the Mt. told me "Wilda Strubel suing fiscal year. and it is almost impossible for Hood Country Club was great back”! (If I wait til I find ballot — will be listed this time year. Norris said that It la his opln • If the measure is approved in one person to be at each and fun for those who attended the out Wllda’s last name to wel for voters under the more sim Ion that voter approval of the come her home - I might never ple heading of "Fly and Mos November it would enable the every function in the Sandy - all-day affair. A Chapman two- RtXALL Hoodland area. There is a very ball mixed golf tournament was get around to it!). . .Mardell quito Abatement” or similar county board to outline an ade cigarette tax was due tothefact quate program of control for the that it was presented as a prop DIODORANT simple solution to th is problem, interrupted between nines by a Baessler’s brother Bill Durant wording. erty tax relief measure and that I of Portland and his wife Verna 24 t r potee boa from Board members, meeting coming spring and early sum detour to the "Bucket of Blood" however, if each organization contles are morally obligated to I ptrspu jtion odor would appoint a publicity man saloon for refreshments (which celebrated their 25th. anniver Thursday night at the county mer months when the bugs are use the money to reduce levies. | sary by attending the Prize health center, generally con breeding tn the low-lying areas were passed out by Marge Fra (or woman) and a photographer a Night sponsored by the Hood ceded the ballot measure in May of the county. to record special events, this zier and companion) than REXALL QUART land Women’s Club, Inc. Fri might have won voter approval "break ” after golf was for UXAll would save many hours for the Thermo« Botti» day night at the Zig Zag Inn.. Aghest «Mhty $gr if "vector” had been left outf "time to don costumes" and Standard neck, Belated greetings to Rene Dorr, of the wording and mosquito or return to the party as any -ÄT“ »14» iw» thing other than yourself! For who always has such lovely fly control inserted. 1 It twVM W« things to say about the column, " Cup ■ cop. I The board, working with about instance Ginny Brewster arrived looking at least ten that Snoop wishes the Dorr’s $4,200 for the coming fiscal months pregnant - which she would move here full-time so year rather than the $75,000 I Mr*. H. A. Watkins Opaque Green Piatite Won't Kink definitely isn’t - but she was she could hearthem more often! they had agreed was necessary 1 MU 7-3205 or Crock. Guaranteed. A guest at the Avery ’ s new for an adequate county-wide one at the prize winners for home is Don’s 79 year old program, agreed to authorize Mr. and B!rs. Harold Lundy pretending to be what she Sunday School 945 METAL entertained with a birthday din Morning Worship wasn’t. (I don’t remember what uncle! (When are youse guys county sanitarian John Forden 11 Young People's ner Sunday, June 19, honoring 6:15 p.m. Ave “wasn’t - unless it was getting a telephone??? I hope to spend available funds on the Eve. Service 7.00 p.m. I won’t be forced to write Rosie "best” metholds of limited con th« birthdays of Mrs. Sand as an expectant father!) 14 qf bucket »hop«, Bible Study (Wed.) 730 Bill Lang of trol for the county. blast, Mrs. Bella Smith and 18” Diameter, I felt down right sorry for a letter!). top« handle WM. E. ROSE, Pastor Sandy did it again! (Ask Uncle Borden will have authority to Mrs. Al Bergman. Mra. Berg ••cure« the lid the committee who selected the MU 7-3661 MU 7-6304 man accompanied Mr. Bergman prize winners for costumes but Miltie for the meaning of that either contract with the city of Portland for "limited” spray to Seattle to s«e him off on a Martha and George McLane, one!). . .John Sparley’s birth ship which will be going to Viet Lith Kaye and Virginia and day party at the Zig Zag Inn ing or use the funds in what- Nam. George Rider tackled the job Saturday night was a real hali SEAMLESS NYLONS Mra. Alice Hoar enjoyed a with enthusiasm. Their but he got his birthday present I < I qu4*'’| Mr h o« Shrer Anti visit from her son V«m and selections included, Dolly and the night before at the Prize wife and two daughters from Mort Fouch who were a pair Night affair! John won a lovely AIR MATTRESS Salt Lake City. of the crummiest looking beat plant - courtesy of Carol’s Inflatable Vinyl. Full Siie, with Built-in Pillow. Elton Sloop spent the week niks I’ve every seen. They were Garden Center at Brightwood! (Need I say more?) . . . Biggest CANNON BEACH TOWEL end at Seaside. Morning Services 10:30 a.m. so far out - they had to be Deluxe Striped Baath Beauty. EACH Sunday School 9:15 am. Mr. and Mra. Joe Caldo had "in”! Ellie Blitz came as surprise at John’s party was Calling all people who be A Cordial Welcome it Mra. Alice Hoar to dinner on "Bloody Mary” and nearly stole Ed Rygwaslski’s arrival with lieve punctuation marks don’t R8XALL Extended to All EIGHT members of the opposite amount to a hill of beans. Sunday. the show! Peggy and Gene Bow 7-PlfCI KITCHIN PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE \FAST Cottrell Ladles Aid will not man arrived as "Brother and sex! Loner Ed must believe in Two commas were one of the MU 7-6501 - Home VYTAMtNS the safety of numbers because meet until August, when they Sister Bowman” missionaries points upon which the Oregon 5.1 । 1 «»» l«die. fork. for children MU 7-6381 - Church ‘ ’ J I J ’ Spoon. hcg>e to have a picnic. from Wemme. When asked if he he is seldom seen with one Supreme Court based its June 345. girl - let alone eight! I had a "message for the congre ',A ’ 1 ./.Spitulz etc James Watkins of Eureka, 15 decision upholding the Ore Monaghan’s (Brightwood gon Department of Agricul Calif., spent a few daya here gation” Brother Bowman said, WITH WALI WAVING FAREWELL to Building Supply Co.) have the ture’s creation of two pools with horn« folka, being at home "No message, but if anyone RACK all her Sandy friends is for- plastic moulding material in for Father’s Day with his par wishes to be baptised - see me under the milk stabilization eign exchange Plain and student, ents, the Harvey Watkins. There PIK-NIK PAK । in an hour at the swimming now and after waking for months law. The court said that the REXALl EAST .Magnifying Chon la da Saekoh, as she was a family gathering Sunday pool!’’( I wondered later why to get the stuff - I haven’t had commas clearly showed the Permanent« leaves the home of her at the Norval Naaa horn« in 8" MIRROR March Glos didn’t win a prize a minute to stop in to pick it legislative intent to differen GRILL No pra-ihampooing American parents, Dick and Boring, with the Watkins and for coming as "The Little man up! (Now that everyone knows tiate between producers and necessary. For shaving Dee Steffi for her return Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Hai aluminum ash Ernest Meyers. Monday they who wasn’t there”! ( I guess it’s here - please save some for producer - distributors In the 'or make-up. Regular, Super, trip to Thailand. Morning Services 11 a.m. pan and Guests at Fridays’ pooling of milk for equllzation enjoyed a scenic drive to Round it was because he really wasn’t me!). Swivels on Gentle, Silver ih««t of Westminster Fellowship Prize Night were the Porters purposes. Butte dam and Patersons Rock there!) j, metal bas«. or Little Girli. s«lf-*tarting High School Group 7:00 p.m. Dance Cl««« Enrollment Gardens near Redmond. James, Remember to have breakfast of Glendale, Calif, who assured Tbe suit was brought orig - charcoal. Reg. Quality O*Ti Nursery Care During Worship Glass O/ flaw back to Eureka Tuesday. at the Lions Hall at Wemme me "they look forward to the inally Ln Marion County Circuit Closet Today in Sandy $2.00 EACH Parsonage MU 7-3644 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo en July 2 and 3 for two reasons. Monday arrival of the Sandy Court by Curly’s Dairy, Salem Enrollments in the special REV. E. L. NEUENFELDT Raxall Paper Raxall Embossed One because where could you Post more than they do their handler, which lost there. The six week summer session of tertained at dinner Mrs. Galda Citronella Hix and son Bill Corley Sunday. TOWELS get a better one with a Turkey own papers"! (What I said about Supreme Court upheld the lower dancing lessons to be given at CANDLE Paper Napkin« the Cal Dorrs goes for the court’s decree. We wonder how many people Deluxe 3 ply, 100 the Sandy Odd Fellows Hall Scanted, In Porters tool) Curly’s Dairy had contended by the Portland Academy of observed the sunset about 9 »heets per decorator White, Pink roll. White, Pink the department had no legal Dance Arts will be taken again o'clock Friday evening, and aaw style route- —~ or Yellow. A note from Lois Rice to authority to separateproducer or Yellow, aa the very distinct reflection of a able flower 7Q/k iPock of y f A on Thursday, June 30, at the 4 Rolls q tell me Roger Frazier isn't distributors from producers in pot. IVV large flag the sunset made. 200 Pock Odd Fellows Hall on Main St., the only Ham on the mountain the pooling and equalization during the following hours. Party, Bridal Shower (shucks, gal, I know that!) as system. Both classes aredairy- 00» Tap — ages 5 to 8, 1 p.m., hubby, Paul, has his Ham men but producers sell their Fata« Engaged Couple Fork, Knif«, Turner, Tongs, Salt and Pepper Shaker, Brush, g < V ages 8 to 12, 2 p.m.; Ballet -- License and Lois is studying milk to handlers or processing A Bridal Shower was com- age 7 and up, 3 p.m.; Jazz — for the exam to get hers re plants who In turn retail to the oined with a homecoming party ages 11 and up, 4 p.m.; Jazz ELECTREX newed. The Rices would like to public. Producer - distributors when Wayne Berglund returned -- high school, 5 p.m.; Busi AA-C or D lit«.Long Loiting. Mod« In U.S.A. know if there are any more sell their own milk direct to the home following naval service, ness girls and women’s Jazz Hams in the Hood-Land area consumer or through their own bringing with him his fiancee, and figure control class -- 6 (silly girl) and if there are retail outlets and may even sell electrex Joan Devin«, of Wakonda, South p.m. she wonders if "we could get a portion of it to handlers. Dakota. They had met in San 9-volt, for Transistor Radios. Made in U.S.A. Reg. 39c. jrv This will be the last day together and organize our own The higher court said also enrollments may be made in Diego, where he was stationed Ham Operators Radio Club?’’ the law aims to maintain a REXAUS SUPER PLENAMINS MATCH and WIN for four years. Sandy and those who miss en (To contact the Rices call stable milk market for indus SWEEPSTAKES. Nothing to buy write or figure outl 1st prize—1966 Miss Devine will leave Sandy rolling at this time or who Pontiac Tempest Convertible, 16 ft. Lone Star Boat, 50 H.P. Motor the easiest number in the book- try and consumers and to sus July 5th to return to her home and 2 Sony Portable TV's; 10 second prizes of Westlnghous« Re desire further Information are Hood-Land 123!) tain the economic welfare of requested to phone Mrs. C.E. in South Dakota to mak« pre frigerator Freezers and Westinghouse Electric Ranges, 1,000 Third the dairy industry and the state Helmick, director of the aca MILLION AIRES GROWING Prizes Rival Electric Carving Knives and Rival Electric Can Openers. parations for their wedding in Contest ends Sept. 30, 1966. For further details see your friendly More than 500 Americans and that the whole milk industry demy, at 253-4044 or 254-3475, Wakonda on JUly 30th. are expected to make Incomes benefits from the two - pool or write to Mrs. Helmick at Wayne Berglund, a 1961 Sandy of $1 million or more in 1966. system. High graduate, plans to «nt«r 12704 N. E. Halsey, Portland, The decision puts an end to 97230. It will be the first time the .Sparton Air Craft Maintenance number has reached that figure litigation over the producer School in Oklahoma this fall. I since the boom year of 1929 distributor pool originally re An optimist is a fellow who The Homecoming-Bridal when 513 made it. The country quested of the department at believes a housefly is looking Shower was at the home of Mr. had 145 millionaires in 1953, public hearings and set up for a way to get out. - George and Mrs. Ronald Krebs of Sandy. and 371 in 1963. through a June 1964 regulation. Jean Nathan. Friends and relatives attended. Counties Asked FANCHER’S RED, WHITE and BLUE Board Readies Second Swat For Fly-Mosquito Control HAIR SPRAY REDI-SPRAY 57c 59c Goodbye, Chon! Sandy Assembly of God ASPIRIN COTTRELL DOINGS 49c 50-ft. Garden Hose Picnic Cooler Patio Table Immanuel Lutheran Church 79‘ Pair of Commas Help Settle Milk Pool Issue 99c 89C • TOOL SET Community Presbyrerian Church 1 QQ 1« WW 4.95 (J C BARBECUE TOOLS BATTERIES Transistor Battery 4 50c
