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4 THE SAN DY (Ora.) POST Thurs., Feb 13, 1949 (Sac. 1) H oly Land Talk Set for Group NEED A CAR? LOOK IN CLASSIFIED Immanuel Lutheran Church Morning Services Sunday School 10:30 am . 9:15 a m A Cordial Welcome is Extended to All PASTOR WALTER IUEDTKE 668 4991 - Home 668-6233 - Church The Chapel of the Hills Between Sandy and Brightwood A Community Church without a membership. You Will Be Welcome! Bible School Morning Worshp Evening Service Bible Study (Thun.) 9:45 a.m 11:00 a.m 7-8:15 p.m 7:30 p.m Thyra E. Strand, Mimste r 622-3260 WEDDING BELLS WILL RING IN September for Kleora Kay Kirby, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervil Kirby, Sandy. Announcement of her egagement to James Lowell Redmon was made Christmas Eve at a party in the bride-elect’s home- A 1967 graduate of Sandy Union high school. Miss Kirby is employed by SPS Railway, Portland. Her fiance, a 1960 SUHS graduate, is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. William V. Redmon, Sandy, and works for PP&L in Portland. The couple plan to be married Sept. 20 in Sandy Community Presbyterian church. Services St. Raphael's Chapel Scenic Ave., Sandy 10:30 a.m. Rev. Albert Jenkins 6656435 Community Presbyterian Church Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Services 11 a.m. Westminster Fellowship High School Group 7:00 p.m. Nursery Care During Worship Parsonage 668 4594 REV. E. L. NEUENFEIDT St. Michael's Catholic Church Sunday Mass 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fathei Carl Gimpl 668-4446 Corner Strauss & Pleasant Sandy, Oregon Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church Proctor and University Sabbath School Morning Service 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. You Are Welcome Pastor George W. Chambers 668-4990 — Home 668-6144 — Church ( r / •*$- Life is what is happening to you while you are making other plans! Don’t forget the annual A.F.S. Dinner scheduled for Saturday, February 22nd at Sandy High...and don’t forget that a host family for next year’s A.F.S. student is needed... An excerpt from a letter received prior to Christmas from Dick and Dee Steffi, American parents for Chonlada Saekoh, an AFS student from Thailand. ‘‘The second term of the second year of university has started since November 18th so I will be quite busy again, University is pretty hard, especially the field of accountancy which I am majoring. It is known as the hardest field in Thamasart University, but I shall try to do my best. Please say “Hi” to the people I know - there are so many that 1 am not going to write down their names.” My apologies to newly-weds Brian and Cheryl (Goff) Blevins...after writing up their wedding, I had added a brief A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK by KEN B A TEM A N Some people toy, "The church is always asking (or money." Even if this was 100% true, the expression should be squelched because church people, places and purposes face a constantly growing need for money to carry on work that needs to be done. The world is topsy turvy enough as it is bu tstop and think how ghastly unlivable it would be without churches. This brings to mind the meaningful words of Peter Marshall, the revered former chaplain of the U. S. Senate. "Surely there is something wrong with our lives and standards of values, when we compare what we spend for amusements and what we give to the church. There are gifts made at a cost and some are willing to do without personal comforts in order to hove a real port in the Kingdom of God But there ore others whose contributions are more casual and their gifts are more like tipi; less than the annual dues in the club; lets than the amount they spend on non-essentials.*' The thought may be worth thinking about. BATEM AN F U N E R A L CHAPEL, Gresham 520 W. Powell Rlvd. SA N D Y BUSINESS DIRECTORY Johnny Sos - BUYING? - - SELLING? - - TRADING? - 24-Hour Phone Service when calling Johnny MO 5-3491 w ith J. J. WALKER AT 8-5045 4950 N.U. Union Portland S P tf Lawn M ow er ROHDI 8 ROHDE 107 So. Bluff, Bendy Phone 668-4666 The Mt. Hood Zone o f the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League will meet at the Holy Cross Lutheran church, 87th In a candlelight evening and Burnside St., Portland, ceremony January 25, at the Thursday, Feb. 20 from 10 to Church of Christ in Sandy, 2 p.m. Four area churches— Im Cheryl Ann G off became the manuel, Sandy, Redeemer of bride o f Brian C. Blevins. Bouquets o f white glads and G resh am , Ascension of crysanthemums accented with Rockwood and St. Timothy of Lynch---- are in the Mt. Hood white bows decorated the altar as Mr. Gerald Long performed Zone. Rev. Donald Roth, host the double-ring ceremony for pastor, will lead a Bible study the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. and guest speaker will be Rev. William H. G off o f Sandy and M a r t in R o h l f in g o f the son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Resurrection Lutheran church, Blevins of Sandy. The bride’s Portland. Rev. Rohlfing brother, Gene Goff, o f Bend and the groom’s brother-in-law, recently returned as a guide Aaron Cooper, o f Sandy were with a Bethel Bible tour to candlelighters. Mrs. Kenneth Europe and the Holy Land. Important business will be Fox, Mrs. Ed Tnylor, Mrs. Ernest Douglass and Mrs. Jim the election o f the Zone Hart sang “O Promise Me” and delegate to the International Convention at Houston, July “I love You Truly”. The bride, given in marriage 20-22. by her father, chose a floor-length traditional gown of Chantilly lace with scalloped Randall S. Richardson, son neckline, a tiered, full skirt and of Mr. and Mrs. Vem a chapel train. A half-crown o f Richardson of Rt. 2, Boring, seed pearls held her bouffant, has been promoted to Air white illusion veil. Red and F orce se r g e a n t. S g t. white roses and white Richardson, who attended stephanotis tied with white Cottrell grade school and bows formed her cascading Sandy and Gresham high bridal bouquet. schools, has been stationed at Miss Marlene Wilkinson of Tan Son Nhut air base in Boring was maid o f honor. Viet-Nam since last summer. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Judy Goff o f Bend, Miss Karen Kendall of Redmond, Mrs. Janet Cooper o f Sandy and Mrs Bonnie Blevins o f Boring. All bridal attendants wore floor- length sleeveless gowns o f red velvet A bow at the back o f Colorado, walked by her 3 the gowns accented the empire times before either realized the styling and the inset o f a red other’s identity. The guests of taffeta panel below the bow honor, Mr. and Mrs. Tom gave the illusion o f a train. Red Wisdom, had other family illusion net attached to red members attend who had been velvet covered rings formed their headpieces. Their silver guests at their wedding sixty bell necklaces and two-heart years earlier, including Irene pins were gifts from the bride. Rife, Zella Wisdom and Frank The bridesmaids held gouquets Munroe. When one o f the guests asked Martha where she of red roses and pale green s p id e r c r y s a n th e m u m s lived, she replied “east of accented with red ribbon; the Portland, Oregon.” Then came Maid o f Honor carried a the next question: Do you cascading bouquet o f red roses know where Sandy, Oregon and green crysanthemums. The is?” Well, it turned out that a Ken Schmidt, o f Colorado is a red roses used in the bouquets nephew of Fred Schmidt o f Rt were called “Forever Yours.” The groom asked his 2, Sandy, and a cousin to M a r th a W i l l i a m ’ s brother, Bruce Blevins, o f brother-in-law, Tom Wisdom, Boring to be his best man. were the bride’s who was the guest o f honor. It Ushers seems that Fred Schmidt’s brother, Gene G off of Bend, mother was a sister to Tom the groom's brother in-law, Cooper o f Sandy; Wisdom’s mother. It is really a Aaron Dwight Rardon of Milwaukie small world sometimes! Here is another human and Robert Dutton o f Boring. Approximately 60 guests interest story...seems a Sandy resident was attending a high attended the reception held in church basement. In school function recently when the the announcement was made keeping with the bridal colors, roses decorated the “about a certain car being red wedding cake parked in front of the fire multi-tiered ade by Dy Mrs. Katherine ueacn made Leach exit* and requesting the car m owner to “please move the minutes car.” About ten following the announcement the resident in question got up Sandy B u siness and to leave the school activity and Professional Club women will was asked by nearby friends: display their baking talents on “Where are you going?” The Friday, Feb. 14, when they reply was: “ I’m going to move will have pies, cakes, cookies my car from in front o f the fire and candy for sale at the exit • it would have been much Clackamas County Bank too obvious to have stood up between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. This and left right after the is a benefit for support o f the announcement • everyone service projects of the club, would have known then that it such as a scholarship and was my car!!” ambulance supplies. At the dinner meeting held at T.J.’s Restaurant February 5, President Florence Schmitz welcomed three new members: The Monday morning art Mesdames Ellen Amundsen, class at the Sandy Women’s Sandy Union High School Hall has started again after a cafeteria manager. Beth Blunt, decorator with several week interruption. Class in te r io r hours are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Paulson’s Floor Coverings and Instructor is Floyd Hanor o f Drapery Service; and Fem Hill, at Bull Run Gresham. New students are tea ch er Elementary School. invited to attend. The invocation was given by The class plans to have a Mrs. Lorene Sieler and the flag one-student show each month. salute was led by Mis. Marie The first show will be in March, when the paintings of Seematter. Afterdinner entertainment Ethel Adamson will be was provided by Misses Vickie displayed. Eblen and Carolyn Haneberg and Mike Eblen. Solos, “When I Get to Phoenix,” and **The Impossible Dream” by Mike; a Airman Apprentice Rafaele duet. “Those Were the Days” Ceccacci Jr., USN, son of Mr. by Carolyn and Vickie; and a and Mrs. Rafaele Ceccacci Sr. trio, “ Bom Free” were o f Rt. 1. Boring, returned to presented Norfolk. Va. aboard the Program Chairman Mrs. a ir c r a ft ca r rier USS Esther Hoffmann spoke on the Independence h is to r y , a im s a n d For the past nine months accomplishments of the the 80,000-ton carrier was Federation. Its February operating with the Sixth Fleet birthday was celebrated by the In th e M edlterraneen. lighting of candles atop Independence pilots logged individually decorated cakes 24,500 aircraft take-off* and and the singing o f a Federation la n d in g * during various tong composed for the occasion by Mrs Hoffmann. There are more than 2,800 d ifferen t languages spoken throughout the world. Service Line Episcopal Fam ily Sarvica Marriage Vows Exchanged n Candlelight Ceremony FARM TRACTOR CO. Sec U * for New Jacuui Pumps and Repairs on A ll Makes of Pumps • l.oop Hwy & Boring Road Gresham. Oregon Telephone 863 4353 S P tf Under New Management SANDY SHOE SHOP W ill continue A ll Shoe end Saddle Repair O pen lu e td o y Through S a tu rd a y 8 om • 6 p.m 204 1. Proctor Sendy. Oregon “seen in passing” comment in my column and learned (after publication) that my short news brief had Cheryl married to Bruce Blevin, the brother and Best Man for the groom! I am sorry for any surprised readers reactions... it was my error - Cheryl is married to Brian Blevins! Sign seen in a sporting goods store window in Portland: “Think Fish”! Somehow I can’t seem to find those people who recently said so loudly “ Boy,I’ll never complain about rain again after this winter...Rain is better than snow any old day...at least you can drive aroung in rain and you don’t have to shovel it a w a y !” ...S o soon that comment is forgotten when the rain begins...! It is probably too late to use this idea this year, but thought it was worth mentioning. Instead of buying paper valentines, one mother sent edible valentines to school with her child. She made a valentine cooky for each student in his room and wrote the child’s name in frosting. It was a little extra work on the m other’s part, but was a clever idea... Martha Williams discovered the world is a lot smaller than you realize. She travelled by plane to Hexton, Colorado to attend her sister and brother-in-law’s 60th wedding anniversary January 18th. It was a real family reunion. She hadn’t seen her only living uncle. Forrest Knox, now 84 years of age, for over 40 years. Her nephew, who was to meet her on arrival at the airport in MENU WELCHES GRADE SCHOOL Feb. 17-21 MONDAY Hot dogs Mustard-catsup Macaroni salad Celery sticks Banana Milk TUESDAY Bean with bacon soup Cabbage carrot slaw Surprise cake Hot roll/jelly Milk WEDNESDAY Pork and gravy on mashed potatoes Buttered mixed vegetables Bread-butter Peaches Milk THURSDAY Chili crackers Celery sticks Pineapple pudding Hot cornbread MUk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Stewed tomatoes E ggulad sandwich Orange wedges Milk V I Sandy Art Club News Boring Airman On Navy Carrier a natural desire a protection to happiness a necessity in education a strength in character Learning how God's laws maintain man's uprightness can be a happy experience. Your child is welcome with others under 20 at the Christian Science Sunday A' School (Cheryl AnnGoff) MR. AND MRS. BRIAN C. BLEVINS o f Sandy. The cake was cut by the bride’s cousin, Mrs. Earlene Northey o f Redmond and was served by Mrs. Henry Reckmann o f Sandy. The grooms’s aunt, Mrs. Rosa Bond o f Sandy, poured coffee; the groom’s cousin, Mrs. Linda Dutton, o f Boring served punch. Miss Martha Reckmann of Sandy was in charge o f the guest book. A bouquet of w h ite g la d s , w h ite crysanthemums and green s p id e r c r y s a n th e m u m s decorated the serving table. O u t-o f-to w n g u e sts included: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Charteir of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. N. Swayne of Bear Springs, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Charles Burke o f Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Burke of Bend. The new Mrs. Blevins wore a matching coat and dress outfit o f green wool, with white a c c e s s o r ie s , fo r their honeymoon in Portland. The couple are now at home at 808 SE 217th in Gresham. The bridegroom graduated from Sandy High school in 1963 and is a ieadman for . W y i W £7uA Miss Judy Hansen closed the meeting by leading the Club Collect. Members attending were: Mesdames Schmitz, Hoffmann, Sieler, Seematter, Amundsen, Blunt, Hill. Sara Berger. Gladys Crutcher, Dorothy DePro, Joyce Marcy, Lorraine Martin, and the Misses Hansen and Lankard. Due to heavy snow the Christmas party and the January dinner meeting were cancelled. The January Fireside Meeting was held at Mrs. Depro’s home. P r e s id e n t S c h m itz announced that the February Fireside Meeting will be held at the home o f Mrs. Audrey Colson. The International Emblem Ceremony will be presented after the business session. On March 8 at 7 p.m. the Golden Torch Awards banquet will be held at Portland’s Holiday Inn. Mrs. Julia Arri, National Personal Development chairman, will be the guest speaker. Couples are invited. On March 29 at 7 p.m. the Sandy club will host the North Willamette District Conference at th e M editerranean Restaurant in Portland. Mrs. Louise Mitchell. chairman o f Young Career Women, will be the featured speaker The National Convention will be held in St. Louis. Missouri July 20 24. The Sandy Club plans to send a delegate The Oregon Federation and the City o f Portland plan to b id for the Convention in 1975 Hanna Enterprises in Portland. Mrs. Blevins is a statistical typist for Pacific Northwest Bell in Portland and graduated from Sandy High school in 1967. pupils up to th e age of 20 Sundays 11:00 a.m. F irst Church of C hrist Scientist G resham , Oregon NEIL RIEGELMANN APPLIANCES SÛ N E 2nd Gresham M ß 5-4150 Î COPELAND ¡S P E C IA L S Self-Sealing 3-Tab Plastic Cement Roofing Coating Copeland Lumber 312 E. Powell 665-3161 J.W.Copeland Yards 1598 E. Powell 665-1711
