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10 THi SANDY (Or..) POST Thur».. Sept. M. 1964 (S^. 1) 11 Sandy Grade School Menus Navy Seamen Recruits John Naval Training Center, Great A. Winchester, 19, son of Mr. Lakes, Illinois. and Mrs. Robert J. Winchester,' Rt. 1, Sandy and Jeffrey G. Navy Seaman Recruits Jay P. Matz, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harms, 20, son at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Matz of Route 1, Walter H. Harms at Route 3, Boring , are undergoing nine Borirw, and Phillip M. Hays, weeks of basic training at the 18, son at Mr. and Mrs. Eulls,' W. Hays at Route 1, Boring are undergoing nine weeks at SANDY SAW SHOP U»i»m) Kr.au.able Work basic training at the Naval Repair and Sharpen Saw,, Training Center, Great Lakes, Chain Saw,, Kmve» and Illinois. Sensor». W. Mak. Key». Pko.r Ml M»M % Mil* K. San.) oe Hwy. z. SANDY RADIATOR SHOP Complete Radiator Repair Overnight Service Guaranteed Work Phon. MU 7-4595 after 4 p.m. FANCHER’S AUTO PARTS and Machine Shop Service 110 W. Proctor MU 7 2811 4 Kathleen O'Brien MU 7 4063 fept. 20-30 MONDAY SEPT. 26 Thls fall nippy weather seems Attending U. of o, wilt be at » o’clock in ths morning at «•MW«** to bring out the common ur- Mary Apa, Jan Gulvtn, Carroll Las Vegas, it was no wonder, Crisp Vegetable Stick inary annoying housefly that Platz, Wayne Splawn aixi Kathy they msntlixwdi “Ws were so Bread, Butter, Milk slowly buz ms aroundHMalways We Ide n. glad to get back to the West Fruit Just a few Inches out irf reach, Portland State students will Coast at»1 see th* mountains a few inches ahead of the fly. include: Mai -Jie Stewart, Vernon and the green trees. We didn't TUESDAY SEPT. 27 swatter! Reminds me of Mark Rugers, Dana Bartley, Rick care if it was raining, --- Just They are receiving instruc Porcupine Rice Meat Loaf Twain's apt comment:“Nothing Bodley, Dun Nichols and Ed so it was greenl” tions in Naval customs, court- Red aid Green Slaw was made tn vain, but the fly Holt. sies ami organization, or- Buttered Brown Bread came near it!” Other college.bound students dnance and gunnery, sea Apple Sauce . Milk Judge George Howeiler per are Diana Blaisdell . Willa. manship, damage control, first formed two marriages last meHe University; Jan Caro- aid, swimming and survival, WEDNESDAY SEPT. 28 weekend. Steven M. Sandahi and thers, Dale Phelps, Malvin shipboard drills and sentry Buttered Green Beans Marv L. Weaver, both of Mult Harding and Chris Hartman - duty. Tossed Green Salad Pork Nixxlle Casserole nomah Cixinty, were married Lewis and Clark College, Hilde A program of physical fit Cheese Sandwich Friday evening. Two other Olds - Stanford; Jack Scales. Cabbage Carrot Salad ness, military drill and inspec Chocolate Pudding Multnomah residents, William Linfield and Brock Jackley . Peanut Butter aid Honey Sand tions keeps the recruits men Milk wich K. Romaine anti lMinna M. University of Idaho. tally and physically alert during Hughes, chose Saturday as their I know there are many many Grapes - Milk their training. THURSDAY SEPT. 29 wedding date. more college students this year TUESDAY SEPT. 21 Navy Classification tests will Bean Soup Recent visitors at the home from the Sandy area-., if you Creamed chicken of Fluffy Rice determine whether they will be Carrot Sticks of Mrs, Hazel Lamb have been know if someone I forgot this Buttered Poss assigned to a school, store Molasses-Oatmeal Muffin Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, if week, make sure I know for Tomato* Wedge station or ship after his grad- Algite - Milk Warm Biscuit - Butter Greely, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. next week’s column. Sandy is Earl Thomas of Narka, Kansas; । proud of is college-Interested Frosted Graham - Milk FRIDAY SEPT. 30 and Mr. and Mrs. l-eon youth! ; Tuna-Noodle Casserole Jacobosky, from Molalla, WEDNESDAY SEPT. 28 Harvard Beets Rebecca Frasier, Deborah Baked Beans Crisp Celery Ernie and Ruth Gehrts are W.utiel and Barbara Sandstrom Cole Slaw Bread, Butter, Milk fortunate in having all 14 <4 all celebrated birthdays yes. French Bread Fruit their grandchildren living tn terday. Fruit Jello - Milk tiie Saniy-Gresham A realistic though Men in Here’s current news of their last week’s Oregonians “Cast, THURSDAY SEPT. 29 family: les In the air are nice until Scallofied Potatoes and Ham LETS Orval and Peggy (Gehrts) you step out the door”. burger TALK Mahn, live tn Boring. TWo of Bruce Rowland won an ama Buttered Spinach IT their children, l.eann and teur Junior gold trophy at Peanut Butter and Jelly Sand, OVfRI JUDD EVERETT MILLS Rickey are attending Satxly High Bowman’s Golf Tournament re- wtch (Dorothy Proett) School; while their youngest cently. Pears ■ Milk son, Bobby, is enrolled at Jack and Ima Rowland Just MU 7 7771 Boring. Peggy is a 1949 SUHS returned from a week’s flight FRIDAY SEPT. 30 graduate. back to Alabama to visit re Macron! Salad George and Patsy (Gehrts) lative« --they flew In Jack’s pri Cheese stick Varn Atharly of Huck and their four children: vate plane. TUna Sandwich NEW YORK ÍIFC Randy, Marty, Johnny and A sad note . services fur Lots Seasoned String Beans INSURANCI CO. Douglas, live in Kelso, Patsy A. Black ( Mrs. Charles Black) 2M 5692 FR 5 2900 Applesauce Cake . Milk graduated from Sandy High In were held last Friday at Mt. Scott Funeral Home Chapel. In a candlelight ceremony de sole, with white lace accent 1951. Bob and Sharon(Gehrts)Innis Mrs. Black Sunday evening, August 14, at ing known to the empire waistline, the Sandy Community Presby ■matching blue bows with veil and their 3 children: Cinly, several in this area. terian Church, Miss Dorothy formed their headpieces. They Billy and Lorinda, live in Sandy. Ken Burdick is running for LIFE Marie Proett became the bride carried bouquets at pink and Bob and Sharon are both 1957 City Council seat In the coming SUHS graduates. Bob Is em kcal elections. HEALTH of Judd Everett Mills. white carnations. ployed at Reynolds Aluminum. The bride is the daughter of Marly Seely, of Woodburn, AUTO Ray and Eloyce (Gehrts)W||. The Rev. and Mrs. Donald a . was best man. Ushers were “It is good to return home .. ham« and their ch lid ten: Wenly Proett, at Wahoo, Nebraska. Dennis Crow, McMinnville, and we enjuyed our3-week vacation FIRE THEFT Mr. and Mrs. Edison Mills the groom’s brother-in-law, and Oscar, live in Sandy. Ray, trip, it was real Interesting, DISABILITY of Sandy, are parents of the Allan Swygart, of St. Helens. a 1956 SUHS graduate works for tut it «till is nice to get home” I>1 Monte Meats in Portland; These were Ruth Gehrts* words groom. The bride’s brother, Alois MORTGAGE The Rev. Donald A. Proett, Proett, of Wahoo, Nebraska, while Eloyce,a 1958 SUHS grad- following a 5,000 mile vacation uate, is employed by Dr. E. father of the bride, performed was candlelighter. trip. Ernie and Ruth Gehrts RETIREMENT Leavitt. the double-ring ceremony, as went back to Cherokee and Sioux Mr. Howard Berger, oiSandy, The Gehrts’ have two other City, Iowa, to visit relatives. sisted by The Rev. Edward sang “Oh Perfect Love’’ and grandchildren: Debbie and Mike Going eastward, their route took Neuenfeldt, of Sandy. “The Wedding Prayer”, ac The bride, given Ln marriage companied by Mrs. Rex Harts- Gehrts. them through Idaho, Wyoming, THE BEST IN PERSONALIZED SERVICE by her father, made her own field, erf Anacortes, Wash. Nebraska, etc., but on their Barbara Croat on and Alan return they took a new ruutefor wedding gown and veil. The Approximately 100 guests at YOUNG'S INSURANCE SERVICE floor-length gown of white peu tended the reception held in the Cutsforth had birthdays last them--through ttie heat <rf 123 N.W. let ■ TELEPHONE 665 4512 do sole featured a court train church social hall. Host i«1 Morriay; Rod Hames and Dale Kansas, Colorado, Arizona, and tapered shelves. Heavy lace Hostess at the reception were Phelps on Tuesday. Congratu New Mexico, Nevada. After »WING YOUR INTERESTS IN GRESHAM accented the sweetheart neck Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jarvis, of lations tills week to the Ned learning that It was 95 degrees line. Her fingertip bouffant veil Bend. The tiered wedding cake liyals, the Vanc<- Hewitts, and was held by a single beaded was cut and served by Mrs. the Chuck Crostons on their flower. A large white orchid Martha Williams of Sandy, .nd rec< nt we»lding anniversaries! Happy Birthday today to highlighted her bridal bouquet Mrs. Larry Perkins at Port- Pamela Roberts, Don Deming of white asters and pink roses. land. Mrs. William L. Patton, Jr., Miss Kathleen O’Brien, at and Kimberly Ann Perkins. Time was limited this wwk, of West Point, Nebraska, was Sandy, poured coffee, while but hers is a partial list <rf our matron of honor for her sister. Miss Barbars Beehler, at returning college students: A college roommate, Mis Sandy served punch. Sharon Ulasak, at Lindsay, Neb Oregon College at Education Mrs. Allen Wygart, of St. raska, was bridesmaid. Her at seems to be drawing evenmore Helens, sister at the groom, tendants wore identical floor erf our youth this year. . .the was In charge of the guest length gowns of deep blue peau young population of Sandy could book. Miss Gaye Stone, a very easily set up a “Little college friend, of Lindsay, Neb- Sandy” there without much raska, assisted with gifts. problem. Among those seen For her going-away outfit, the heading toward Monmuuth this new Mrs. Mills chose a d*-ep year were: Jim Boring, Pat blue doubleknit dress and Colson, Diana Strong, Teresa matching coat, accented with Weatherford, Marilyn Warren, white accessories. The white Cheryl Hames, Sally Amstad, orchid from her bridal bouquet Cathy Boothby, Becky Frasier, was her corsage. Bob Opperman, Carolyn Cooke, Following a wedding trip to Anna Marie Hanaberg, Sally Nebraska, the couple is at home Dyal, LeAnn Eklund, Barbara in Sandy. Holt, Judy Jonsrud, Vicki Op perman and Pattie O’Shia. Jackie O’Hara beganher nur sing career at Good Samar tian Hospital, where Margaret Boothby is in her second year The family of Mr. and Mrs. of nursing. William Booth, cordially in Oregon State-bound are Jon vite all their friends and neigh Sandstrom, Kay Markham,San bors to open house at their dra (Deming) Rush, Judy Dev- home Sunday, Sept. 25, 1966 ecka, Janice and Jane Lane, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in honor Jerry Nagae, Laurie Nelson, RECEIVE FREE INSTALLATION of their 65th wedding anniver Carl Amstad, and Nancy Hite sary. Please do notbring gifts. New Mt. Hood Community AND SERVICE! 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