4
THE SANDY (Or«.) POST Thurs., Sept. 21, 1*67 (Sec. 1)
Service Lines
Army Private F irst Class
NORBERT G. STRUTTMAN,20,
son at Mr. and Mrs. Joe G.
Struttman, Rt. 1, Sandy, Ore.,
was assigned to the 56th Trans
portation Company Aug. 20 at
Tan Son Nhut Air Base, Viet
nam.
Pvt. Struttman, a shop supply
sp ecialist, entered the Army
in September 1966, completed
hts basic training at Ft. Lewis,
Wash., and arrived overseas
August 2.
Council Holds
Services In
Sandy Church
Dinner Is Success
Hie St. Michael’s Women’s
Club reported that their annual
ham dinner was quite su cc ess
ful, being even better attended
than last year.
The St. Michael’s Parish ex
pressed their appreciation to
the public for making the dinner
such a su ccess.
Hie Wunen’s
Missionary
Council met for serv ices at
the Surely Assembly of
Gcxl
Church, last Tuesday, Sept. 12.
Two serv ices were held with
Mrs. Annie Walton, of Portland,
as the speaker. Mrs. Walton,
Is the State President <f the
Women’s Missionary Council
of the A ssem blies of God, Two
skits were used In the after
noon serv ice, with the ladles
from the local church taking
part.
A potlunch luncheon
was
served and a cake was presented
to Mrs, Walton, who with her
husband
Is
planning a trip
around the world to see
the
m issionaries from the Oregon
District. The Sbndy church also
presented M rs, Walton with a
gift In appreciation for her 21
years at service as state pre
sident. Churches from the North
Willamette
section attended
these serv ices.
Birth
Daughter, Debra Lynn to
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Fay Over-
ton, Rt. 1, Box 712, Boring,
Sept. 8.
PAVLA ANN HILLYARD
em en i
-A
Mr. and Mrs. John G. H ill
yard, Sandy, have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter Paula Ann, to Larry V.
Pendergrass, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Larry V. Pendergrass,
Gresham.
Miss Hillyard, a 1964 gradu
ate of Sindy high, attended
Oregon College of Education
n n o iiiie e i
!
Sandy
Assembly
of God
9,45 a m.
Sunday School
I t om
Morning Worddp
6,15 pm
Young People’,
7,00 p.m
Cv*. Servi««
Bible Study (W ed.) 7,30 p m
Jim Duvls, Pastor
608-4964
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Morning Service»
10 30 o m
Sundoy School
9 il5 o m.
A Cordial Welcome it
(■tended to All
PASTOR WAITER IUEOTKE
668 4 9 9 1 - Home
668-6232 — Church
MARILYN MADISON
(Worthy Advisor)
Rainbow to Install Officers
An open Installation for the
friends of Rainbow will be held
Sunday School
9,45 a m
September 24 at 4 p.m. at the
Morning Service,
11 o m
Masonic Hall for the Mt. View
W e ,,min,ter Fellow,hip
Assembly of the Order of the
High Sthool Group 7 ,0 0 .p m
Rainbow, number 46,
Nursery Core During Worship
Elected officers to be
In
Pofjonuye ,6 0 8-4 5 9 4
stalled are Marilyn Madison,
REV E I. NEUENFEIDT
Worthy Advisor; Lenna Swalls, ;
Worthy A ssc c. Advisor; DeAnn
Rader, Charity; Linda Keyser,
The Chapel of the Hill*
Hope, and Laurel Swalls, Faith.
Bafwaan Sandy and Bnghfwood
Installing officers will be
Mrs. Mickey Lawson, in stall
A Community Church without
ing worthy advisor; Kay Kirby,
a membarthip
Installing marshall; Mrs. Alex
You Will Be Welcome!
Barker,
Installing chaplain;
Mrs. John Quinn, installing r e
Bible School
9 45 om
corder, and Mrs. Wilmer New-
Morning Worthip 1 I 45 am
mann, installing m usician.
Evening Service
7 8 15 pm
The Crowning ceremony will
B.ble Study W e d ) 7 30 pm
be performed by the Oreno-
th *ra E Strand Minuter
mah Demolay and soloist will
61? 3107
be Tom Lew is, Entertainment
will be provided by the Mer-
leen Stites Studio of Dunce.
The New
A reception will be held after
the Installation.
HuODLAND
and Oregon State University and
Is presently employed at Cope
land Lumber Co. Her fiance, a
1964 graduate of Gresham high,
Is attending Oregon State Uni
versity, where he Is president
of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
gM
Dramatic!
Distinctive!
Daringly new!
Community
Presbyterian
Church
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MENU
Wemme, Oregon
WELCHES
MARTHA JOY HANSON
Announce
Engagement
The engagement of Miss Mar
tha Joy Hanson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer R, Han
son, Wemme, to Mr. Halmand
B. Dyal, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill H. Dyal at Sandy was an
nounced by her parents.
Miss Hanson graduated from
Sandy High School In 1966, and
attended W arner-Paclftc Col
lege and Portland State Col
lege where she Is currently
majoring In music education.
Dyal Is a senior at Oregon
College of Education and will
be graduated as a teacher next
June,
He Is a Sandy High
alumnus at 1964.
Chevrolet Impale
'68s Top Secrets are here
1968 Chevrolets
The 1968 Chevrolets are the very
essence of modern design. Every line,
every curve is in close harmony. It's a
sm ooth, uncluttered look with roof
lines com patible with body lines,
grilles and bumpers that blend grace
fully into long, rounded fenders. Clean,
flowing, beautiful in their simplicity,
these 68 Chevrolets are rich and ad
vanced in styling beyond any you've
ever seen.
A MORE SILENT RIDE
And for 1968, we’ve gone to every
length to give you more peace and
quiet inside. The most sophisticated
computers have been used to strategi
cally place body mounts and success
fu lly isolate noise and vib ra tio n .
Shock absorbers have been improved.
The wheel stance on many models is
wider for greater smoothness. Ex
haust systems have been redesigned
to make them whisper-quiet. Even the
clocks tick more softly. A sound car is
a silent car. The '68 Chevrolets are the
most silent, highest quality cars we’ve
ever built.
BETTER PERFORMANCE
There are new engines, a bigger
standard Six and V8. There’s a new
250-hp V8 you can order that runs on
regular fuel. Many new engine com
ponents increase dependability and
keep your new C hevrolet running
stronger. There’s a new rear axle
ratio you can add for greater econ
omy. On most engines equipped with
automatic transmissions, there’s a
special heater for the carburetor
which gives you more efficient per
formance in cold weather. And with
every engine, you get the new GM
exhaust emission control.
UNIQUE ASTRO VENTILATION
There's a whole new idea in ventila
tion, called Astro Ventilation, for Ca-
maro, Corvette and the elegant Ca
price Coupe. It's also available on
many other models. By opening two
new ve nt-ports on the instrum ent
panel, you bring in outside air that
can be directed where you want it.
This way, you can leave your windows
rolled up and add still more to your
peace and quiet.
PROVED SAFETY FEATURES
You get the proved GM-developed
energy absorbing steering column,
folding front seat back latches, dual
At O.C.E, he is active In
sports and campus rpllgtous
groups, and as a counselor.
Martie has been active as
a soprano so lo ist.
She Is a
student
of Marie Rahndahl
Peake at Portland State Col
lege.
tuntu
SANDY GRADE SCHOOL MENU
MONDAY
Spanish rice
Vegetable salad
B iscuits and honey
Applesauce
Milk
TUESDAY
Vegetable stew
Lettuce wedge
Quick coffee cake
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Parsley potato
Wiener
Cabbage salad
Peanutbutter-honey sandwich
Fruit
Milk
THURSDAY
Bean soup
Fruited Jello on lettuce
Gingerbread
Milk
FRIDAY
Potato salad in lettuce cup
Cheese wedge
Crisp celery
Orange juice
Bread and butter
GRADE SCHOOL
MONDAY
Italian spaghetti
Lettuce with French dressing
Garltc bread
Peaches
Milk
TUESDAY
Hot dogs, mustard
Macaroni salad
Ruby Jello
Cake
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Chill, crackers
Celery sticks
Hot buttered corn bread
Fresh grapes
Milk
THURSDAY
Parsley potato
Wiener and saurkraut
Bread and butter
Chocolate pudding
Milk
FRIDAY
Creamed tuna on biscuit
Buttered corn
Cucumber chips
Fruit
281 6346
Boi 147, Wemme
e e e w
ee e
e
ee««»
Personalized
Flowers for Al,
Occasiors
WEDDINGS
HO SPITALS
FUNERALS
CORSAGES
WIRE SERVICE
Von Kirk's Florist
12SS0 S E Division
761-2662
Eve. 668-6464
SWEEP
OUT
by FRIGIDAIRE
We have ¡ust a few
of these 1967 Models
left. So save now.
Prices will never be
lower as we make
room for the '68's.
master cylinder brake system with
warning light, plus many more new
features Among them: energy absorb
ing front seat backs, and safety arm
rests that shield the door handles.
MUCH MORE THAT'S NEW
There are new roof lines, some formal
and graceful, others sporty and quick.
There are new instrument panels,
richly designed and all controls within
easy reach. There are new interiors,
new vinyls, new fabrics, new colors.
There are models with Hide-A-Way
windshield wipers and headlights that
disappear behind grilles. There are
new side marker lamps, new recessed
taillights. There’s even a new ignition
alarm buzzer that reminds you not to
walk away and leave your keys in the
car.
These are the newest, the most differ
ent, the most dramatically changed
Chevrolets ever. And they’re at your
Chevrolet dealer’s now. You’ll thor
oughly enjoy slipping behind the
wheel, experiencing the smooth new
handling and library-quiet ride and,
more than anything, seeing and feel
ing the even greater quality built into
every new Chevrolet for 1968.
Be smart! Be sure! Buy now a t yo u r Chevrolet d e a le r’s.
You ore ««Iremely
welcome Io oil »ervice»
I t A M Each Sunday
Sundoy School 10 00 A.M
For All Age,
• u n
i m u ra
342
X
ir c c
QUALITY USED APPLIANCES
have a good stock of excellent used
We
ap p li
ances. A ll recondition and guaranteed 90 days.
^ C H E V R O L E tj
There's more quality and value built into Chevrolets than ever before, making every new 1968 model an even better buyl
RICHARDSON CHEVROLET
SANDY, OREGON
97055
THE ENGAGEMENT OF Elaine Caroline Nllsen to
PFC. Robert James Telford has been revealed Sept. 2
by Mr. and Mrs. Conrad M. N llsen of Boring. The pair
plan to marry when the bridegroom com pletes his army
serv ice. He Is now stationed In Vlet-Nam and his parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Telford of Borlr«. Elaine
is a 1967 graduate of Shndy high school where her hus
band-to-be also studied.
NEIL RIEGELMANN
APPLIANCES
*>0 N E 2nd
Gresham
M û S-4