THE SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur»., July jf, 19M (Sec, 1)
LaGrande Home
For New Couple
Sandy Scene
continued
io THEYSAY
Crew cut» were not »very pop
ordered some popcorn, and said
ular hairrul 1» “those days”! to charge it to you!”
And so«n» more alumni mem-
Jdhn H. Rutherford
and
orle» •• R°b*rt Carlson, now Teresa D. Walker, both of Mult
a nur»sryman
in Gresham, nomah County, were married i*
mentlonad how much th« school Sandy last Saturday afternoon.
had changed s*"0* he was there. Judge Howeiler performed the
If I’m not mistaken..seems he double-ring ceremony.
said he graduated Ln 1947. . .
Louise
Dorothy (Hanstm)
he recalled thecreaking library Larabee, a 1934 SUHS graduate,
floor above the wrestling room decided to get a Sandy Post
tn the Pioneer Buildin«, .put subscription to keep up on Sand)
a marble <* the floor and tt and Hoodland news. She is a
would roll to the middle of the security officer at Sears Roe
room!
buck in Portland - keeps tabs
Doutf Cassidy left Sandy June on shoplifters.
Io tee what olh«rv had b««n
20th. He joined the Marines and
Speaking of alumni . diwi't
telling her all along—that Io*
is now stat i<wed at San Diego. forget that the Class of 1961
fine tervlce and top tallifac
The 1966 graduate plans to go are holding a reunion at Eagle
lion, Sandy Retail Drug Slot
in to Aviation.
wot
th« place la go
Fern Park on August 14th.
Jack
and Jane (Radford) Seems the photo of the SUHS
Waibel Hee ln Pleasant Home, freshman class of 24-25 really
I FOC Collectent Wet* Coati
where Jack works for Reynolds caused Interest. Many still live
Telephon« . JAH Groen
Aluminum. They are both SUHS tn this area or at least have
Stamp« • Clockomat County
graduates -- Jack '63 and Jane families living here. Howard
Bonk I Money Order*
DANGER 1.1 RKS HERE. A carelessly discarded cigarette could touch off a serious
'64.
Berger (yes, he was one of
fire in the tall dry grass of this Sandy vacai« lot. Local eyesores and menaces to sur-
Did you notice the mental them) mentioned that the Free
rounding buildings, such luis should be mowed and cleaned before fire danger mounts.
picture created with the titles man girl (in the front row)
of the movies playing at the came to school in a one-seat
(Peat
photo)
Sunset last weekrt'Brainstorml buggy pulled by a horse--he
The Nightmare and Boris Kar had a “surrey with the fringe
loff --Die, Monster, Die!” Hon on top”
for transportation.
By Ruth Butler
estly! Only the punctuation has
Ave and Ginny Brewster spent
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
been added!
the July 4th weekend with their
The regular stated meeting of
Business topics during the J. Clemmer, Sandy, July 1,
Happy Birthday to Jerry Dyal children, Kurt, Carrie and Alex,
Mountain Grange »926
was meeting
Included community
to Mr. and Mrs. James
and Shirlee Martin.
at Saltshan Lodge at Gleneden
held Monday, July 11th. Reports service projects, including re
L. Anderson, Troutdale, July 2.
You ARE seeing “double” Beach. Kurt was looking out
of standing committees were st oration of the Cherryville
when the Oregonian "carrier” on the ocean from the play
made by Andrew Me Donald, ag Pioneer Cemetery; also wood
comes around to collect — ground and saw the tide going
ricultural chairman; BruceOp- li< timber managment, land
the new carriers are Timmy but. The scene quite concerned
perman. Legislative Chairman, scaping, and home gardening.
and Tommy Benshoof.
him, and his parents under
and Suzanne McDonald, build An interesting literary pro
Bert and LuzelleWaibelcele- stood why he said:“Look! Look!
ing fund chairman.
gram on Farm and Rural Road
brated their 23rd wedding an The ocean ts drying up!”
The Home Economics Com Safety was presented by Grange
niversary JUly 12th. July 14th clearing the mountain of paper
mittee meeting was held on Master Grant DeShazor
and
was the anniversary date for work. We had to call for extra
Wednesday, July 6th, at the was participated in by
all
MR and MRS ROBERT FUSSELL
Ron and Carolyn Long and Dick jumpers from Missoula and
or Canning Bo» Prit> Available In 1 or 2 Waaki)
home of Dottie Shoup. A re members.
(Janet Lee Sorick)
and Denise SimonclnL Mr. and overhead from the Forest Ser
port on the meeting was made
Monday, July 25, the Grange
A color scheme of orchid and
Patty Fussell, the groom’s Mrs. Earl Dove’s special day vice. It’s cooled down a lot and
by HEC Chairman,SuzanneMc- Pot Luck Social will be held
yellow was used throughout the sister, was candlelighter. She was last Monday.
we are getting rain showers
IXmald.
A party percolator In the Grange Hall at 6:30
32 lb Bo«
wedding of Janet Lynn Sorick wore an orchid dress with
Yesterday was the birthday every afternoon.”
was donated to the Grange by p.m. tt will be followed by a
TILTONS
and Robert Fussell at the Sandy- matching hair-ribbon.
of Warren Ralph Harding, Tom
On June 25th, his letter con
the Home
(No. 1«
Economic Com* program
of community in
Baptist Chapel on Saturday June
"Die groom’scouslnswerethe Boothby and Clyde Sutherland. tinued: “Finally got out of here
mitte«*, who also exhibited a terest and Mr. Gilmore of Zig
11. The Reverend Harold Fuller other junior attendants. Kenny The day
before,
Florence yesterday and flew up North
display of handicrafts made by Zag Forest Service will
be
performed the double ring cere Knutinen, of Astoria, carried Schmitz
blew
out birthday to a village northwest at Ft.
the members.
guest speaker. "You all Come”!
mony.
the rings on aheart-shapedpil- candles.
Yukon in the Gruman Goose -
The bride Is the daughter of low. He was followed up the aisle
If you saw a bewlgged mad heaplane. I handled the controls
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sorick, of by Luanne Clayton, of Beaver moonlighter parading around
most of the way. I am now on
Emmett, Idaho. Hie groom, a ton, who scattered rose petals town in socks and a long night
the local news broadcasts. I
Young couples setting up a
STRAW
Sandy High graduate, is the son as she slowly walked to the gown with a sign telling you to
What causes a refrigerator to
give a taped report on the fire spending plan can estimate their
FRESH I BOYSEh
of Mr. and Mrs. John Fussell, altar.
have free coffee at the Sandy situation and the jumper ac
accumulate
frost
rapidly?
If
average weekly food bills at
BERRIES . RASP.
of Sandy. They met as students
The attendants street-length Big Chief last Friday night, tivities. I have also been given about >21.
it’s the manual defrost type,
MARION
at Eastern Oregon College at dresses were of silk eyelet you saw Ross Williams. Ross
check
these
points.
Is
the
door
the job of putting on an air
(Meket delicious Jams and Jollies)
Mary Holthouse, OSU Exten
La Grande.
over satin, with matching head and his wife Marian have their show and fire fighting display
opened
often,
especially
in
hot
BLUE
(Dixie
Mtn.)
sion
food
marketing
specialist,
Given in marriage by her pieces. They carried bouquets home in Portland up for sale,
weather? Are warm or hot foods
for the local “Golden Day Cel says this figure is given by
father, the bride wore a floor of yellow and white carnations. and are looking for a home in
put tn the refrigerator? Are
ebration’*.
the
U.S.
Department
of
Agri
length white brocade gown with Miss Jacque Cain of Portland, this area. They hope to move to
liquids or moist foods stored
The Fairbanks couple ended culture for nutritious meals
scalloped neckline and long tap
uncovered?
maid of honor, wore an orchid Sandy within the next month and their letter with an interesting
based
on
a
moderate
cost
plan.
ered sleeves. Her mother had dress. The bridesmaids were their 5-year old daughter, Ros-
Any of these will add to the
note: "P.S. Enjoy the Sandy Good meals for two on a low-
made the wedding dress. A Judy Jensen, of Pendleton, and sann, is already enrolled in
Post - everyone reads the gro cost plan would run about >17 frost problem. Warm air can
tiara of pearls and sequins the bride’s sister, JulieSorick,
kindergarten held in
the cery ads here - the prices are
hold more moisture than cool,
a week, and on a liberal plan,
held her silk Illusion veil. White of Emmett. They had yellow P^sbyterlan Church
base
so low.”
so more moisture enters the
up to >24 for food cooked at
carnations and yellow roses dresses.
’went. They have one other child,
refrigerator to collect as frost.
W««f Sandy City Limits
Received
a
letter
from
Chon
home.
formed her bridal bouquet.
Kenneth Skipper, The Dalles,
Joel*
*• Marian Ross
Saekoh
recently
where
she
Big
was best man. Ushers were Bob was serving coffee in
asked me to “say Hl” to all
C^iperman, of Cherryville, and Chief. They are both looking
of Sandyltes.” In addition to the
forward
to
meeting
the
people
Tom Fussell, brother of the
news of her elsewhere in the
of Sandy. Ross works at the
groom, of Sandy.
Sandy Post this week, here’s
MONDAY NITE MIXED
Miss Daylene Mann sang 3 Mln it Mart’s (Big Chief) in
excerpts from her letter:
the
Sandy-Hoodland
area.
“Because” and "The Lord's
*'My bus trip which started
Prayer”. Mrs. Lois Bennett
Al and Leona Perkins cele
W
at Albany on June 24th is so|
L
was organist.
brated their 32nd wedding an
Hlllballles
33
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much fun and gave me so much
A reception in the church’s niversary last Sunday by going
Alley Cats
32
new experience by
sharing
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lower level followed the wed out for dinner at the Mayfair.
Hot Shots
24
everything with 44 A.F.S. stu
24
ding. Mrs. Alice Smith cut and Their anniversary was also
Miss Fires
dents from 24 different coun
23 25
served the cake. Mrs. Dorice noted at their recent Bridge tries. We stop in town of each
Slow Pokes
21
27
Starling served punch, and Miss Club meeting attended by Ray
Lucki Strikes
21
27
State across U.S.A. and spend
Judy Gentamen poured coffee. and Melva Bahe, Ivan and Agnes
Tiddlie Winkers
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one or two days there
with
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Miss Nikki Hitchcock took care Barker, “Mac” and Garnett families.
Family Affair
17
31
High game and series, men of the guest book, while Miss McCulloch, and the Perkins.
Besides all of the activities
Pillsbury
Dana Bartley, SUHS *63 and
— Ron Stoner, 205 and 517. Jo Ann Baker and Mrs. Janet
that are arranged by AFS, host
High game women — Fern Clayton were in charge of the Gary Bartley SUHS '55 , both families took us for sight-see
Nu-Max Type
gift table. Also assisting with In the Navy stationed in the
Hunter, 195.
ing which is very wonderful.
West
Pacific,
are
expected
the
reception
were
Vera
Fisher,
High series, women -- Cleo
Reg. 20c
This is the greatest time I
Millie Minyard, Alice Kent, home on leave around the 13th
Gagner, 484.
have ever had in my whole life.
High team game and series Gladys Benshoof and Betty King, of August. Their cousin, Laurie We visited capitol buildings of
Bartley, SUHS ‘61, in the Air
Finer
— Hlllballles, 636 and 1732. all of Sandy.
several
states which gave
The new Mrs. Fussell chose Force, is presently stationed on
24-oz. bottle
me more idea about Democracy
a white bonded suit with pink * a base outside of Tokyo, Japan.
HAPPY HOUSE
of U.S.A. We also visit several
Seen in Passing: Earl Dove
accessories for their wedding
industries and the interesting
GIFT SHOP
had a birthday July 15. . .
trip to the Oregon Coast.
Dundee Peas, Com, Pees
places of each town that we>
Gifts for All Ages
Sandra
Gengenbeln
and
Rae
The Fussells are now at home
stayed.
1
Weddings, Shower», • Birthday
and Carrots, Broccoli, Spinach
at 1104 1/2 M. Avenue, La- Gaage shared a birthday on the
Just for Fun and Everyday
'*¡’11 have to leave New York |
Grande. He Is employed by 16th. . .Patty Mathews Iswork-
(For Yourself, Too)
Gateway Auto. They will both Ing at
McGuires Nursing on 26th of July by plane. We’ll
Betty Crocker
114 Proctor!
stop in London, Bombay and I
Home. . .Susan Drew spends
return to college this fall.
finally In Bangkok. Unfortun-1
Reg. 2 tubes for 25c
12 hours a day working on a
ately, I won’t have much time I
broccoli and cauliflower plant-
to spend in Bangkok, for 11
er. . .Gary Fox Isa disc jockey
Oven
have to go back to my school I
on a
xeliglous
station in
Fretti
in Sangkhla as soon as possible I
Eugene. . .Jim Riff had a birth
to catch up with the rest of my I
day last Sunday. . .Mat Olden-
White King D
fellow
students.” Chon arrives
kamp and Brian Boothby cele
Giant Box. Save 20c
iNSPECIALpp^' ANO
brated birthdays last Monday. . in Bangkok on her birthday -
Mrs. Verona Schneider ishome July 28th.
All - Pure
STRAINED
following a trip to California,
everyong enjoying the Moonlight
LETTER continued
NOW AT
JUNIOR ea]4C
Madness and Kiwanis Fly-In
BREWSTER'S
fw miunl fibers plot nylon g nsene!
just have swimming partiesand
Breakfast.
Won I train clean norPinl noehintt!
dance. We had more activities
Don’t forget to get your name in Murray, about 10 mllesfrom
Th. Only D,
on the Kiwanis-sponsoredcom Salt Lake.
We visited the
munity calendar this year. See
Temple, Capitol building and
any member of the Bowling float In Great Salt Lake and
Club, or contact Jo Lewis or
swim
in swimming pool —
Betty Hartman at the Sandy
CAN'T BE BEAT
visited copper mine, biggest
lb
Post, As Betty said “It pays to In world.”
have a birthday U you are on
Before her departure,
her
the Community Calendar--you
American father had suggested
get several free gifts from local she could lose some weight.
merchants. . ." Do sign up and
All Sizes Ib
Here, Chon related: "Dad is
reserve your copy of the 1967
rightl All of my dresses get
Community Calendar now! Pro
bigger and bigger. I really lose
ceeds to to Sandy Kiwanis Club
weight but I am glad!”
and Mt. Hood Womens Bowling
Smoked Ib
And then on to a typical
Club.
tourist problem: "I can hardly
Just one year ago: the bro
leave Murray - I am getting
chures urging a “Yes’1 vote on
Tilton or Moorpark
more and more things in suit
the swimming pool were in your case.”
mailbox. . .progress has been
Her letter ended with: "I
-nade!
DAYS
really wish to see you again
Ken Burdick was one of the
before I leave UJS.A., at least
operators of the Sandy Fire
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28-lb
for a chance to talk to you.
Department's popcorn
wagon
I think now that I am homesick'
Box
located ontheThriftwayparklng
about you. Everything that we
lot last Friday night. The Harry
talked about before becomes
Wades
had
parked nearby
true. I can see you and Sandy
leaving their dogs In the car
just only by my imagination and
Thun
while they shopped. Overheard
dream. I know you understand
Ken telling Velma Wade on her
Golden
Ripe
Fri.,
Sat
lb.
me.” This letter was post
•Wy 21, 22, 23 A 25
return to the car: “Your dogs
marked in Wyoming.
Mon.
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