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4 THE SAN DY (Or«.) POST Thur»., Oct. 10, I960 <S«e. 1) SANDY WOMEN'S CLUB SUSAN HOLLY SEAMLESS Parity Hose History rolled back last Thursday at the Woman’s Club when M r * . C laire Besher of Portland, whose great grand parents crossed the plains in 1864, gave a most graphic des cription of that great migration. She traced step by step the reasons why those hardy souls left their often comfortable homes to brave the perils of the unknown. Many came for new lands; others for reason of health; some because friends and relatives were going and, to the young, especially,adven ture beckoned. Whatever the reasons, those who made It w ere sadder and w iser when they finally reached the pro mised lands. *1.59 Plus SO Extra S&H Green Stamp* F IR E PREVENTION W EEK THE TROUBLE VJITH NERO W A S WE P L A Y E D T H E F ID D LE VMWEN WE SHOULD WAVE PLAYED THE HOSE - SAH Green Stamp* Clackama* County Bank Monay Order* Pay Station for P.G.E. W a it Coast Telephone Northwest N a tu ra l Gas ft A N D Y ; — j F y ÒUR T rx u tt S T O R tJ 7 668 4 I J L - ^ i n d y r SK^pp.i <i f THE COMING MARRIAGE of their daughter, Marlene, to PFC Dale E. Banks has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goff of Sandy. Miss Goff is a 1968 graduate of Sandy high school. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Banks of Sandy, and is a 1966 graduate of Sandy high school. He Is now stationed at Fort Sill, Okla., where their m ar riage is planned for Oct. 23 in the Base chapel. They plan to be at home in Lawton, Okla. MOTOROLA Motorola Quasar Color T V « AS LOW AS N E IL R IE G E L M A N N A P P L IA N C E S GRESHAM The entertainment fo r the Oct. 15 Sandy Grade School PTA meeting, next Tuesday evening, Oct. 15 w ill Include musical selections by students under the direction of M r. Dixon. The remainder of the program w ill be presented by M rs . Butzln who w ill share experiences and slides from her recent trip to northwestern South Am erica. A guest at the m e e tly w ill be M r. Buckley, who w ill speak b riefly to the group about the proposed local Headstart program. A ll parents and teachers are Invited to attend the meeting which starts at 7:30 p.m . In the old gym. Refreshments w ill be served after the meeting in the cafetiria by seventh grade mothers. CHOOSE YOURS N O W I 50 N E 2ND SMI 1.T1 MO 5-4158 M rs . Belsher has studied many dairies of those pioneers so she knows exactly what was re quired in way of equipment; a certain amount of various foods; the wagons had to be sturdy; ox teams were much desired and oxen could be eaten In time of food shortages. Not only food was taken and cook ing utensils but gifts of trin k ets for the Indians to buy their good w ill. Some cash was needed, at least one hundred d ollars. So many hardships; severe storms; the perils of fording streams; the m isery of mosquitos, cholera; some Insubordination among the em i grant; dust so thick that it was difficu lt at times to see the wagon ahead. A fter her introduction M rs. Belsher showed a few of her slides she has taken from Iowa to Oregon C ity. The Sandy people were partlculary In terested In slides taken in this vicin ity. Some old buildings on the Aschoff place, ruts of the Oregon T r a il which plainly show back of the barn on Ed Ten- Eyck’ s place; a slide o f a sd Eyck’s place; a slide of a section of an old plank road. Marriage Vows Exchanged In Baptist Church Rites Paula Stuchllk and Douglas Cassidy exchanged marriage vows in an evening ceremony, Aug. 17, at Crestview Baptist Church. The Rev. A rthur C. Wade performed the double ring rite s . The fo rm er Miss Stuchlik is the daughter of M r. and M rs . V irg il V. Stuchlik, Sandy. M r. and M rs . Franklin M . Cassidy, Boring, are parents of the bridegroom. The bride’s gown was fashioned of white lace and organza. Its bodice of Chantilly lace glowed with tiny seed pearls and French sequins. The s k irt and chapel train of rayon organza were both highlighted by sequined lace, while lace petals with pearls and sequins formed the head piece for her waist length veil. Her bouquet was of white roses and pale blue carnations. Karen W allace, Sandy served as maid of honor. She was a t tired In a turquoise-blue floor length, em pire gown and carried a bouquet of pink roses and white carnations. Jim Jones, Gresham, the groom’ s b ro th e r-in -law , was best man and Randal Stuchlik, the bride’s brother, and Ken Jones w ere ushers. Organist was Jeanette K elly, and the "L o rd s P rayer’ ’ was sung by soloist B ill Kelly, A reception at the church Procter and Univarsity Sabbath School Morning Service Pastor George W. Chambers 668-4990 — Home 668-6144 - Church THE GOSPEL O F CHRIST TABERNACLE Brook* Rd., Rt. 1, Box 7073 Boring, Ore. BUILD BABY’S PHO TO ALBUM W ITH Beautiful 5xT* photograph, for only 59e ~ Do your baby-bragging with a beauti ful photo . . . ‘‘worth more than a thow- tand words.” Get a completely finished photograph for only 5 9 *. You will not be urged to buy but if you wish the re maining poses they're yours for 1.35 for the first, 1.25 for the 2nd and $1 for any additional. AGE LIMIT 5 years. One or two children Lunch 13 te 1 Deily per fotnily will be photographed tingly for 59« each tor the first picture, lech addi tional child under five, 1.50. Sunday Service 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 o.m. W ednesday Service MR. AND MRS. followed the ceremony where a hundred guests greeted the bride and groom. The groom, a Corporal in the US M arine Corps, was home on a 30-day leave after serving DOUGLAS CASSIDY Pastor Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Henson a year in Viet Nam and has now returned to An Hoa for six more months. The newlyweds are both grad uates of Sandy high school, she in 1968 and he in 1966. Episcopal Services ' « w a.St. Raphael's Ch’apel Scenic Ave., Sandy • K- A V » \ ; Family Service 10:30 a.m. rr> \ The Bull Run PTA meeting Thursday night, Oct. 3rd w ^ w ell attended. A® new m erit Award program started this year was explained by the school principal. The awards were presented to the winners by the sponsors and this w ill be an annual occurance from now on. • • Rev. Albert Jenkins U 668-6435 Community Presbyterian Church • • • «* Winners and sponsors were: Scholarship Award - Sponsored by M r . and M rs . M elinHanna- berg - Ruth Bowman; Sports manship Award - Sponsored by M r . Hughle Kellough - Stanley Bulher; Science Award - Spon sored by M r. Sulzbach - David Kitchen; Citizenship Award - T e rr y M arsh. Art News 7 p.m. ALL W ELCOME Bull Run . PTA" Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Services 1 1 ,a.m. Westminster Fellowship J High School Group 7:00 p.m. Nursery Core During Worship Parsonage 668-4594 REV. E. I. NEUENFELDT 4-H Leader, M rs . Dodson is The Chapel of the Hills anxious to get the 4-H Club Between Sandy and Brightwood started on its way for another ' A Community Church without year and wants anyone in o membership. terested in leading a group to You Will Be Welcome! contact her. MR. AND MRS. Frank Whitehead of Boring have announced the engagement of their daugh ter, Patsie Lea, to Marlin Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benard Erickson, Boring. The couple have chosen January for their Gresham wedding. Miss Whitehead, a graduate of Esta cada high school, is employed by Travelers’ Insurance Company. Her fiance is a Sandy graduate. He is now attending Mt. Hood Com munity college and working part time. Sandy BPW Club it. 9:30 o.r 11:00 o.r You Aro Welcome The dessert luncheon before the program served by hos tesses M rs . Ivan B a rk e r, M rs. McDonald, M rs . Slack and M rs . Croston was also thoroupily enjoyed as were the lovfely rail flowers furnished by Mrs, B a rk er. Busse , , members and guests of the Sandy Business and P ro - greeeslonal Women’ s Club en- Joued a delicious fam ily style Chinese dinner at The House of Wong on Wednesday evening, October 2 , at 7:00p.m. and heard Public Relations guest speakers M r. C a rl A. Fish and M rs . Clyde F . Sutherland. M r, Fish told of several months spent living with the am iable Argentine people.They have less money and less con veniences, but are relaxed and happy with sim pler pleasures that those of North Americans. He pointed out that no heavy equipment Is used In building modern skyscrapers. Many people are employed and simple machines are used. There are no "hippies’’ In Argentina. Any who appear un kempt are apprehended by the police and are given a h a ir cut ant shower at the police station. G reat respect is shown the police force. The streets are safe for wo men returning from work late at night. M r . Sutherland spoke on the many dangers involved In the 1 1/2 property tax lim itation. It would be very detrim Intel to the operation of schools and other taxes would have to be levied. It would mean a cut of $104,000 in the grade school budget and It means the loss a t many service« to effect that savings. Some of the possible cute would be the school lunch room at $18,000, special ed ucation and rem edial reading classes at $24,000, and two naw school buses at $16,000. ft Is mandatory that the school d is tric t have these buses by 198» Morning Service« 10:30 a.) Sunday School 9:15 o.i A Cordial Welcome is Extended to All PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE 608 4991 — Home 668-6732 - Church Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church M rs . Belsher’ s lecture was thoroughly enjoyed and It is to be hoped that she w ill give It again so more can hear this extrem ely educational account of those s tirrin g days of old. The PTA is accepting sealed bids to sell their player-piano. These bids may be left at the school office until November October 7th is the beginning 1st. of another month for the Sandy A rt Group, Our excellent teach Hawaii has the only state e r , Floyd Hanor of Gresham is capitol that was once the home conducting the class as usual. This is an excellent opportunity of a king. for anyone who has always had a yearning to paint. Do come and Join the group. M r. Hanor is qualified to teach in a ll med ium: o ils, watercolors,Chinese a r t, pencil, Ink or acrylic. Tim e —every Monday— 9 a.m . to 1 p.m. Place —Woman’s Club H all In Sandy. Sack lunch at noon. Coffee or tea furnished. Sm all fee. Immanuel Lutheran Church since there is now a State law that there be no standees. It would also mean a cut In F ire D istrict 872 funds and it if is understaffed any savings could be lost in a short tim e. He cautioned that citizens must think carefully before voting on Measure No. 7. A NO vote was recommended. He also outlined quallflca- tions of candidates for State Superintendent of Education. He pointed out that the State De partment of Education recently passed a resolution favoring election of State Superintendent P arn e ll. M rs . Norma Schuman, North W illam ette District Chairman, Invited members to attend the D istric t Conference to be held In Portland at the M ed iter ranean Restaurant Nov. 16 at 7 p.m . Those attending the dinner meeting were: President F lo r ence Schmitz and her guests, M r . and M rs . Sutherland and M iss Schuman; Vice-President Naomi Blalsdell and guest W alter Blalsdell and guests M r . Ftsh and M rs . Cora A. Ven ning; M r. and M rs . Howard Berger and guest Miss Judy Hansen; M rs . Gladys Cannon, M rs . Louise Crutcher and guest, M rs . Bert Nichols. Also M rs . Lorraine M artin, M r . and M rs . Robert W. Blunt, J j M M r . and M rs . John Bye, M rs . Eleanor Howard and guest, M r . Irv in Paterson; Aidge and M rs . Gaorge Howeller; Miss Eula Lankard and guests, M r. Roes TeaEyeck, M r. Ansel Hay w ard , Mesdames Ferne H ill and Helen Swells, Misses Lee Doris Richards and Wynona Cury; M r . and M rs . Louts Qepro; M r . and M rs . Frank Marcy; M rs . M arie Seematter and guest M rs . Rosa Cool. The O ctoberFireside Meeting w ill be held at the home of M rs . Faye Reebe in Orient Wednesday evening, Oct, 16, at 8 p.m. President Schmitz announced that a F a ll Fashion show w ill be held Nov, 20 at Sandy Union High School. It w ill benefit the scholarship fund. The news from our 4 -Hers fa ir exhibits was quite g ra ti fying - Anita Wadkins entered four classes in horsemanship at the Clackamas County fa ir and placed 3rd in all four. D irk Dodson’s th ird -y ear leather- craft project took Grand Champion. Stanley Bulher's second year project placed 2nd, Jim Wadkins and Danny Dodson, both firs t year projects, placed 1st. Pam Marsh placed 2nd in Livestock. Leathercraft pro jects were a ll chosen for state fa ir and D irk Dodson took a firs t place there. Bible School Morning Worshp Evening Service Bible Study (Thun.) 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7-8:1 S p.m. » 7:30 p.m. e Thyra E. Strand, Minister 622-3260 Personalized Flowers for All Occasions WEDDINGS HOSPITALS The next PTA meeting w ill be Thursday, Nov. 7, and Open House has been planned for the program so come out and see what our kids have been doing at school, Don’ t forget Saturday, Oct. 12, is the annual Ham Dinner so plan a night out for a good meal with the fa m ily , serving from 5 until 7:30 p.m. FUNERALS CORSAGES WIRE SERVICE Vee Kirk's Florist 12550 S.E. 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