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T H i SANDY (Or*.) POST Thor»., Mar. JO, 1969 (Sac. 1)
PFC Simmons
A t Ft. Campbell
FIRWOOD
! Extension Unit !
Army Private First Class
Robert W. Simmons, 19, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ceil J. Simmons,
Rt. 2, Estacada, was assigned
Feb. 12 to the 3rd Infantry
Division at Ft. Campbell. Ky.,
as an aircraft maintenance
apprentice.
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Morning Service«
Sunday School
10.30 o m
9 15 a m
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
PASTOR WALTER LUEOTKE
668-4991
668-6232
Home
Church
THE ENGAGEMENT of Nancy E. Kidd and Allen
Eugene Searls was announced recently at a dinner given
by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Roy W. Kidd of Lake
Oswego. Miss Kidd who attended the University of
Washington and Portland State College is employed by
B e n ja m in F ra n k lin Federal Savings and Loan
Association. Herfiance, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen S.
Searls, Portland, attended Sandy grade and high schools,
graduating in 1960, and Santa Barbara College. He spent
four years in the A ir Force and is now employed by
Northwest Industrial Laundry Co. No date has been et
for the wedding.
The Chapel of the Hills
Between Sandy and Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership
You WiM Be Welcome’
Bible School
Morning Worshp
Evening Service
Bible Study (Thurs.)
Thyro E. Strond, Minister
62 2 -3 2 6 0
LUNCH MENU
Episcopal
Services
SANDY ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
March 24-28
St. Raphael's Chapel
Scenic Ave., Sandy I
Fem liy Service
10:30 a.m
WELCHES GRADE SCHOOL
MARCH 24-28
MONDAY
Scalloped potatoes
and Hamburger
Sunshine salad
Peanut butter
honey sandwich
Stewed dried prunes
Milk
TUESDAY
Chili/crackers
Celery sticks
Fruit jello
Hot buttered
French bread
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Sloppy Joes
Hash browns
Ruby jello
Cookie
Milk
THURSDAY
Beef and vegetable stew
Lettuce wedge/dressing
Chocolate pudding
Hot roll/jelly
Milk
FRIDAY
Tuna noodle casserole
Buttered peas
Jelly sandwich
Apple crisp
Milk
* * *
MONDAY
Vegetable stew
Crisp celery
Cornbread with honey
Milk
TUESDAY
Oven-fried chicken
, Mashed potato
Carrot and turnip sticks
Bread, butter
Fruited jello
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Sloppy Joes
Tossed green salad
Apple sauce
Milk
THURSDAY
Wiener wraps
Buttered corn
Fruit salad
Milk
FRIDAY
Scalloped potatoe
with cheese
Crisp celery
Peanutbutter-jelly
sandwich
Banana cream pudding
Milk
Rev. Albert Jenkins
665 6435
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
9:45 a.m
Morning Services
I ] a.m
Westminster Fellowship
High School Group 7:00 p.m
Nursery Care During Worship
Parsonage 668-4594
REV. E. L. NEUENFELDT
5t. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday Mass 10 a m. - 6 p.m
Father Carl Gimpl
668 4446
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Speech Teacher
Presents Aw ard
Proctor end University
Sabbath School
Morning Service
9 30 a
11:00 a
You Are Welcome
Postor
George W. Chambers
668-4990 — Home
668-6144 — Church
Ray Nelson, MHCC speech
instructor and president of the
Oregon Speech Association,
presented U.S. Senator Robert
Packw ood
w ith
th e
association’s “Speaker of the
Year” award. Monday at the
H oliday Inn in Portland.
Packwood was one of six
nominees for the award.
GRESHAM, OREGON
A g uilty conscience never
feels secure.
Paul Nagel has been
appointed chairman of the
sixth annual Salvation Army
“Salvage Recovery Drive” by
Brigadier Sainsbury, manager
of the Men’s Social Service
Center.
The recovery drive is a
coordinated effort with the
C am p F ire G irls from
Clackamas. Multnomah and
Washington counties, and is
NORTHWEST RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
PRESENTS
FO O T
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Playing
Tuesday, March 25th at
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SANDY, OREGON
Showtime
7 P.M. & 8:30 P.M,
March 13-10:12 a.m. Call
March 18 -7:25 a.m. Call to
to h i. 1, Box 455. Boring. Rt. 2, Box 1375, Sandy. Home
Hom e o f A pril Ingrain. of Carolyn Lies. Covered by
Covered Dy Sandy District 72 th re e rigs. Chimney fire,
and Boring District 10. 1 extinguished.
bedroom damaged.
March 13-12:17 p.m. Call
to Rt. 1, Box 185, Sandy.
Home of Carl Teppel. Covered
by five rigs, 13 men. House
destroyed.
M arch 15--2 :0 3 p.m .
M armot Road brush fire.
FUSES,
Property of Tom Swanton.
Three rigs. Fire extinguished.
CAPS
and
March 15-4:45 p.m. Call to
grass fire 2nd and Pleasant
NITRATE
Ave., Sandy. Grass fire
C o v e r e d b y tw o rigs.
Extinguished.
I designed to gather useable
I discards for the Salvation
I Army rehabilitation program.
According to Sainsbury,
Nagel was selected because of
' his impressive record as a
community leader.
“We feel that the 1969
Salvage Recovery Drive will be
the biggest and most successful
ever u n d er Mr. Nagel’s
leadership. He has already
made some vast changes in the
“ Drive” format and we see a
banner year ahead”, Sainsbury
, said.
Nagel, a native of Portland,
I graduated from Franklin High
School and the University of
Oregon. He has been active for
8 years in the Cuban Refugee
Placement program and has
placed 15 in the firm of N & C
Service Co. of which he has
been a director and manager
for the past 19 years. Nagel is
also a director of Creative
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K ig g in s - S m ith Co. o f
Vancouver.
Nagel’s spare time to spent
skiing, having been a Jaycee
instructor for two years and is
now a member, of Professional
Ski Instructors of America He
is married and has two
children.
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Boring Budget
Hearing Dated
The public hearing on the
Boring School District budget
will be April 8 at 8 p.m. at
Boring school.
T he Boring budget is
printed in this week’s Gresham
Outlook and is available for
in sp ectio n at the school
between the hours of 8:30 a m.
and 4 p.m.
Rt. 1, Box 138
Boring
Have you lost sight of your purposes in life? Or
maybe you set your sights too high or too low? On
second thought have you ever had a clear picture
of what life is all about?
Science declares an orderly universt' from the
rotation of Galaxies to the movement of electrons
in the atom. Does it then seem unreasonable to
believe that God planned a place for man. (read
Genesis 1:26-28 and 3 :8J
Man destroyed his fellowship with the Lord
God in Eden. Jesus Christ bought it back at the
cross. If you want to make a change and don’t have
the will power to lift yourself up by your
bootstraps. God has a standing offer. John 1:12.
But to as many as received Him (Jesus Christ) to
them gave He (Jesus Christ) power to become the
children of God.
io counsel with someone who. is concerned
about you call 668-6673 or 668 6701.
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olt’s Market
March 17-1:27 p.m. To
Main and Center St., Sandy.
Car fire. Owner Darlene Pearce.
Extinguished.
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C A R R O LL FU N E R A L HOME
257 S. ROBERTS AVE
Are you up to date on the
la te s t ch anges of Social
Security? Firwood had this as
their project at the March 11
meeting.
There are many things a
fam ily sh o u ld k n ow -for
instance, if a mother and father
are both killed in an accident,
the children are entitled to
Social Security until they reach
age 18 or, if they are in school,
age 22.
Also, a mother who is
widowed is entitled to Social
S ecu rity o n ly until she
remarried but the children
continue to get it.
The amount will depend
upon how much the husband
has paid in.—If, for some
reason, the children of the
deceased parents can’t be
found within l'/b years, then it
is no longer available.
Another thing some people
do not know is that you don’t
have to sign up for both. It is
recommended that you sign up
at least two months before you
reach 65, or 62 if you’re taking
it early. In this way you will
not miss any payments becuase
MR. AND MRS. Robert F. Johnson of Sandy have
it takes time to get them
announced the engagement o f their daughter, Cheryl, to
started.
Gordon L. Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs R. E. (Bud)
Many other things were
Fischer, also o f Sandy. Miss Johnson is a 1968 graduate
talked over, such as how Social
o f Sandy Union High School and is employed at Mt.
Security is set up, how many
Hood Medical clinic as a receptionist. Her fiance, a 1967
years give you the maximum
SUHS
graduate, w ill leave for Marine recruit training at
payments, and the changes in
San
Diego
early in A pril. No date has been set fo r the
the rates of Medicare and other
wedding.
added benefits.
This lesson was good for the
whole family. Even though
Rebekahs
you, yourself, are not ready for
it, you might have a chance to
Sandy Rebekah Lodge No. and Mrs. Adolph Amstad
help a neighbor or perhaps it 193 met in regular session served refreshments.
will help you plan for your own Thursday, March 13, at 8 p.m.
Social Security - or you might
The next meeting will be on
Mrs. Lorene Tymkowicz,
become disabled and there is a District Deputy President, and Thursday, March 27 at 8 p.m.
plan for this, too.
M rs. Iren e B en n ett o f All members are urged to
I fo u n d
t h i s v e r y Centennial Lodge No. 147 of attend and all Rebekahs of
o th e r lodges are always
interesting-besides because of Estacada, were visitors.
this I sent for my birth
During the social hour, Mr. welcome.
certificate (needed for S.S. and
many other purposes) and
found I’ve been celebrating the
wrong day for many years. A .
little shocking!' This could |
happen to you, so I urge you if
you haven’t got your birth
certificate send for a yopy
today.
Next month will be a lesson
on Drugs This meeting is open
for anyone, so please come!
There will also be a dinner of
Puerto Rican foods (they are
V A L U E
very delicious, I’ve tried some
of them) Potluck for guests.
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- REXAU-
Bring your own table service.
P.S. Don’t bake for Easter!
Firewood is having a Bake Sale,
Saturday, April 5, at Rexall
Drug Store.
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