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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1966)
THE SANDY (Or«.) ROST Thur.., July », ($<c j) <yy]aU^ TRY A CLASSIFIED AD Kathleen Even the truth is hard for married July 19 in a double some people to believe! Take, ring ceremony performed by for example, a recent incident Judge George How «Her. when one of our local citizens Last Saturday was the birth was asked: "What is your day of Pat Burg, Rose Marie name?” He replied, but wasn't Gibson, Johnny Martin, Jackie too surprised when the question [ Vermaas and Loraine Town- was immediately repeated. I send. Se«ms he has often heard the James IXirr, 17, is taking remark: "Let’s not have any classes at Oregon Technical kidding now, what IS School in Portland. He hopes your name?” He spoke the to continue his education at truth — the Wild West can't O.T.I. at Klamath Falls, and claim the only Jesse James-- eventually get a degree In en we’ve had one In Sandy for gineering. nearly 25 years!! Received a post card dated Richard Harland Northrup, July 17th showing the Princi of Wemme, and Dorothy Evelyn pality of Liechtenstein, and this Teague, of Riffe, Wash., were note from Helen and Pete Sulz- MU 7-4063 bach: “Just near Zurich - The Alps are beautiful. We spent the day in a small alpine village with friends. W«*ve en joyed our week spent in Italy and this past week tn Austria and Germany — and now in Switzerland. Thecathedrals are awe-Inspiring - beautiful. The drivers are wild - no speed limit signs! We loved Venice and the canal boats-- and St. Marks Square. We’ll go back into Ger many next week — On to Parisi!” John and Bunny Bye cele brated their 5th wedding an niversary yesterday. Rich and Mavbelle Wesselink also had a wedding anniversary July 27. dad in rock-drilling. Several students are busy under the Neighborhood Youth Corps program, including: Wee Nichols, Dm Lively, ¿mily Blankinship, Carol Mors^r and Jean Plante at the Sandy Grade School; Bot> Boitano, Leslie Kersting, Louis Coy and Randy Higgins working at the Oral Hull Foundation park site; and Larry Traxler working at the fish hatchery. ConnieO’Doherty and Bunny Jackson have typing jobs at the Sandy High School. Carlotta Duvis, Cathy Coyj bershop music Is also promised. The place? Sandy ¿ Pioneer Park, west of Sandy. C It’s a day for recalling Sandy’s past. . . Katherine Erickson, Loris Townsend and Bill Stauffer all [6 I S 3 had birthdays yesterday. CW ’‘Please thank my many ' F friends for the beautiful flowers, cards, letters and visi tors during my stay at the ¿ 4/e To FC CWfuL Gresham hospital,” Bina Per WORKERS WITH A PURPOSE are Douglas Baker, OR YOU W¡ l L MMur ret mentioned, "and I greatly left, and Terry Little, who are shown stacking lumber appreciate what is being done SO^h iNO /dUR during remodeling project for MHCC Vo-Tech IxiHding. for me now also.” She was in ill Douglas, a graduate of Gresham High, and Terry, from Janet Bogart and Lael Wilcoxai the hospital recently when she Grand View, Idaho, wilt use thelr paychecks to finance have custodian duties there. broke her arm in a fall. An college courses. Working tn the Day Care Cen-' other convalescent doing well (Post photo) ter program are Mary Northup following recent back surgery VWWl IT and Faye Bourn in the cafeteria is Katherine Leech, now stay the situation: "It’s going to be It was a new grand-daughter and Shirley Stewart and Judy ing with a sister In Vancouver, hard to explain. 1 plan to say MARIE SEEMATTER 'or Mel and Vera Fisher, when Kalama working with the chil Wash. 'Americans are Just fatter’.” Robin Kathleen Ten Eyke made dren. Terry Founds and Randy INSURANCE Seen tn Passing: Shirley And on this note, I think of tier appearance at the hospital Shaw also work at the High Searls and Marie Seematter Sandy MU 7-3102 our own Chon who was losing in Redmond on July 7th. The School. sharing a July 22 birthday. . *»ight on the bus trip across 7 lb. 3 oz. daughter Is the Ken Burdick mentioned that 1,415 people served at the Fly- the U.S, and mentioning that second child for Dale and Faye a little girl’s purse was brought In Breakfast. . . .262 people as a consequence her "dresses Ten Eyke - their son, Roak, to the Fireman’s popcorn wagon taking the opportunity to see get bigger and biggert” is 2 years old. The Ten Eykes during the Fly-In Breakfast re Sandy by air, . .Michael Cros- live in Madras, Ore. cently. The owner may claim A family reunion Is taking ton having a birthday to More news of busy students: the same from the Sandy Fire morrow. . .Several mentioning place at Clyde and Ethel Suther Joan Dyal and Marilyn Madison Department. Did your littlegirl the $2. bills showing up around land’s home. We<lnesday, July work at the Sunset Theater. lose a purse??? town--dog'race winnings???!. . 20th, Ted and Betty Sutherland Mary Jo Madison babysits at Happy Birthday today to Bina Don James stationed at Brem and their 3 children arrived nome when her parents are both Perrett, Mabel Beers, and Hugh erton. . .Martha Williams re from Pocatello. Last Friday, busy at the store. Barbara Holt Johnson! turning recently from a trip Robert and Vida Sutherland and works at Holt's Store. Patty to Colorado and Nebraska, com their 5 children arrived from O'Shea is employed by Colbert's Calling all Pioneers) Don’t Robert ing back via Pendleton. . . Wayne, Nebraska. S’urslng Home. The Step-St ones forget to attend the Pioneer Marilyn and Mary Jo Madison Sutherland will head the Bio le ceramic business near Picnic this Sunday afternoon. seen working tn Gene’s Market. logical Science Department at Tit’s Store) keeps Rich Boet Bring a picnic lunch - coffee Marilyn Madison taking ballet Wayne State College this fall. hius and Tom Ermatinger will be furnished by the Sandy- lessons this summer. . . The Also expected this week were sy. Phyllis Comer is working Pioneer Society. A program Sandy-Gresham Opportunity Gary and Cindy Howden and Hill Haven Rest Home, Vicki is scheduled to begin at 1:30 two children from Center reported a registration their per man is employed at Bow which will include the crowning of 205 children in the Valley Schnectady. The Clyde Suther in’s. Mal Harding has been of Antone Malar as King and Migrant League Duy Care and lands, Ted Sutherlands and the Longview, working with his Mina Fry Olson as Queen. Bar- Summer School programs. . . Robert Sutherlands spent last Henry Whitlock having a Monday at the Oregon Coast. July 26th marked the birth birthday last Sunday. day of Ruth Burg and Shelia Anyone having knowledge of Egan, and another wedding an the address of any of the 1951 niversary for the Bill Stauf graduating class from Sandy fers. Pete and Dorothy Searls, and High School, please call Carol (Layng) Gregson in Gresham Shirley, just returned from a at 663-4189, or Doris (Teetz) long weekend at Copalis Beach Lutz in Sandy at MU 7-6985. in Washington, where they went Addresses are needed urgently clamming. The Marvin Careys as summer is rapidly passing. were also at Copalis Beach. Ralph and Ginny Hames, with A 15-year Class Reunion Is planned -- do you have any Cheryl, Rod and Charlotte, and their niece Kathy Depro, spent addresses? ■ Lois Carpenter's brother, last weekend at the home of ■ Lloyd Boylen, now living in the Lester Bruns family, at Wash. Ginny’s ■ Madras, is convalescing fol low- Kennewick, I Ing a fall from his horse on brother has a homesite over- I July 5. looking the Columbia River, I July 25th is the birthday of ■ making the front yard a rlng- I Ed Neuenfeldt, Wayne Koch and ! side seat for last weekend's I Sandra (Deming) Rush. hydroplane races. I Mr. and Mrs. Glen T.Schaef- Mrs. Augusta Bruns left I fer are rushing construction of Sandy two weeks ago, returning I their new home at the Boring to Maryland with Louis and I Golf Course In order to have Dorothy Depro, and their daugh I it ready for the arrival of their ter, Elizabeth, They toured I "son’’ (under the A.F.S. pro- through Canada, seeing Lake I gram), Axel O.D. Stengel, from Louise, Banff and Canadian I Germany. view points enroute. Kathy I While on the subject of Depro, a Junior this fall at I American Field Service I found Oregon State, remained in Sandy Mount Hood Highway & Ten Eyck Road I it Interesting to note that our with the Hames family. Mrs. I own Chon Saekoh wasn’t the only Bruns will return to Sandy In SANDY, OREGON I AFS student having the problem a ' few weeks. I of gaining weight during her I stay in the U.S. For those who I may have missed the article in I LiTW W) even YOU WOLD YOU pipur w You MD You Classified Ads (ret Results FREE Ford Used Car Dealers hate two things.. Unhappy customers Losing money One leads to the other. So we’re careful about every used car we sell. We can’t afford not to be EXTRA GOLD BOND ST^AM^PS Ford Dealer THIS WEEK WHEN YOU REDEEM Cars GLOS FORD YOUR ALL NEW 1966 GOLDEN SAVINGS CALENDAR FOOD STORE Coupons In January you received the Golden Savings Calendar in the mail. It is still worth a total of 6500 extra Gold Bond Stamps. PLUS THE SPECIAL BONUS COUPONS BELOW I 50 <__ J j EXTRA V COLO BOND , $ STAMPS ; •w-v-v-v-v-w 50 F»« GOLD BOND STAMPS ... ,h y<,ur n*M’ P“«*»"” "t y»vr favorii» FOOD STORE displaying th» GOLD BOND Sign NAME_____ ADDRESS —CITY. 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