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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1969)
4 T H I SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur».. April 3, 1964 (S«t. 1) o Bercier in Vietnam Bull Run RTA Army Private First Class Ronald R. Bercier, 20, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bercier, Rt. 3, Sandy, was assigned as a heavy construction specialist in the 69th Engineer Battalion near Can Tho, Vietnam, March 5. The Bull Run P.T.A. will meet Thursday evening, April 3 at 8 p.m. This is an important meeting because there w ill be an election o f officers for next year. Come participate and get aquainted with your new officers. Refreshments w ill be served following the meeting. Im m a n u e l L u th e r a n C h u rc h M orning Services Sunday School G o p h e r G o lfe r s Births .Fire Colls. M r. and M rs. Wayne Berglund o f Rt. 2, Sandy, have announced the birth o f their first child, a daughter, born March 14 at Bess Kaiser hospital, Portland. The infant, who weighed eight pounds at birth, has been named Denise Carol. Parternal grandparents are Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur Berglund, Sandy. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Devine, Wakonda, S.D. March 25-3:23 p.m. Call to Rt. 2, Box 1166. James Marin. Grass fire. March 26 3:27 p.m. Call to Airport Rd. Joe Paluck. Brush fire. March 27-2:34 p.m. Call to Boitano Rd. Eugene Johnson. Brush fire. March 27-4:56 p.m. Call to Rt. 1, Box 504, Boring. Amy Gertz. Brush fire NEED A CAR? LOOK IN CLASSIFIED Ten m illion barrels o f oil are refined in the U.S. each day. 10:30 a m . 9 15 a m W in C lo s e O n e The Gresham High School golf team was tied with Sandy High School until the finish o f the last m atch Monday afternoon. Steve Reynolds the number five man on the squad won the pressure match by 1 stroke. Pat Eggers shot a 38, Dave Monnes a 45, John Alexander 38, Jack Wills 48 and Steve Reynolds 46. The final score was Gresham 212. Sandy 213. EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT . ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Wemme, Oregon E v e ry S u n d a y 5 :3 0 p .m . Father Victor Gibson 665-9442 CHECK THE CLASSIFIEDS A C ordial Welcome is Extended to All PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE 668-4991 — Home 668-6232 — Church The Chapel of the Hills time Between Sandy and Brightwood A Community Church without a membership. You WiM Be Welcome’ Bible School M orning Worshp Evening Service Bible Study (Thun.) 9 45 a.m. 11 00 a.m 7 -8 J5 p.m 7 30 p.m. E p is c o p a l S e rv ic e s St. Raphael's Chapel Scenic Ave., Sandy F am ily Service 10:30 a.m. Rav. A lb e rt Jenkins 665 6435 Sandy Public Library C o m m u n it y P r e s b y te r ia n Loc«t«d In th . Sandy Woman's Club Hall. Open 2 • 6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 12 • 6 p.m Saturdays. C h u rc h Sunday School 9:45 a m. M orning Services 11 a m, Westminster Fellowship High School Group 7:00 p.m. Nursery Core During Worship Pu.-sonoge 668 4594 REV. E. I. NEUENFELDT St. M ic h a e l's C a th o lic C h u rc h Sundoy M a n 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Father Carl Gimpl 668 4446 Corner Strauss & Pleasant Sandy, Oregon Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church Proctor and U n iv tr tify Sabbath School Morning Service 9 30 a.m 11 00 a m You A re W elcom e Pastor George W Chambers 668 4990 — Home 668-6144 — Church Crestview Baptist Church A ffilio te d with Southern Baptist Convention' Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. You are cordially invited to join the friendly people who worship here. Nursery care provided during services A. C, WADE, Pastor hose .VIGORO ♦ A p p ly n ow for a greener la w n a ll sum m er long. Lawn Rakes H andy fo r your yard Each S » 9 5 Each clean-up “ “ C < A ß ü ß iB bug ' geta pellets pelh f l R ill s u m BMI ! O€ © © u Ladies' floral pattern Garden Gloves Guaranteed not to burn Golden Vigoro 3 For flo w e r beds 251b. $' bags s OM»«« — - S3.96 value. . Ortho For slugs and snails saving of $1 00 tw in 6-Lb Boxes 1.00 S3.69 value 40-lb. bag - ~"L BUG-GETA Protect you r hands w h ile g ard e n in g , larg e set ction of I gloves at Y Boys' A p p ly G olden V igoro now for a h e a lth ie r la w n this summer. pak Swift's Steer Manure $ 4 .9 6 . O rtho Floral Weed & Feed 69c Each box covers 180 square feet 2 .,.lb . 2 íéq u IarW ^ ÍsT p crtíy- $ 0 .6 9 boxes Filled Easter n Baskets' i s s k ; <159 jw r s s . fcach | Seamless mesh n y ’.hms you save 20c a p air Pair they I«»’ V italis Bested Easter Baskets Patty D ay Package Package Green Cello Grass 49c value r “ 1 Easter ■i2'5h Egg n'a Crates I s m 2-Oz. Size For headache relief. Bottle of 100 Each íunaieable Animals $1.85 value n v u Lhrswm TJfcl Regular SI 45 Schick Krona-Chrome Razor Blades | Doubl* edge b la d ** Package of 4 8 . . . you *a v * ¡Sc. SI-» I special , Mt, Hood Skier Wins Championship Mt. Hood College skier Jim Landwehr won the giant slalom championship in the Northwest ( In te rc o lle g ia te ski events Sunday at Mt. Hood Meadows The University o f Oregon won the team title , finishing one point ahead o f Puget Sound. Oregon State has the women's titlist. * • • The Bureau o f Custom* is involved in live enforcement of law fo r 40 different government agencies. The agency » 1 8 0 years olf. 3 /8 -in c h by 50 -fo o t plastic * Bamboo Flav-R-Pac Plant Closes United Flav-R-Pac Growers, Inc., directors have announced the cooperative's plant in Springbrook w ill be closed and operations in Gresham and Salem increased. A waste disposal problem has hindered the Springbrook operation. The Oregon State Sanitary A uthority has ordered certain changes and that a sewer system yet to be built in Newberg lx* utilized. The system approval has yet to go before (he voters. The directors decided the money required to install adequate sewage disposal facilities could be better used Io expand the Salem and Gresham plants. HOSE Plant Lilly's seed fo r b e tte r results Lilly's has bee n tested and fo u n d to be the best fo r N o rth w e s t gardens New ! D eep G re e n SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School . . 9:45 a m. M orning W o rsh ip .. 11 a.m Training Union . . 6:00 p.m Evening Worship 7:00 p.m 5 0 -F t. G a r d e n Vegetable And Flower Seeds Eunice Barnum, Librarian A new book just published, “ One Hundred Oregon Hiking Trails,” was written by a local husband and wife team, Don and Roberta Lowe. We will have it in the library as soon as we can obtain a copy. This book will be a much needed addition to our collection o f books about Oregon and the Northwest. Don Lowe is an ex Sandy High School hoy and this is the second book we know o f that was written by a former Sandy High boy, the first having been “ Stone Age on the Columbia River” by Emory Strong. A new book added to our shelves this month is Victoria H olt’s, “ The Queen's Confession.” Some other books new to the library are: Black Lamb and Gray Falcon . ....................Rebecca West The Situation in Asia ........................................O. Lattimore Can These Things Be ........................................George Seldes Mother Russia ........................................... Maurice G. Hindus The Travels o f Marco Polo ....................................Marco Polo Nuts in May ........................................Cornelia Otis Skinner Tarzan and the leopard Men . . . Edgar Rice Burroughs The Foreigner ....................................................Ralph Conner Mellon’s Millions ........................................Harvey O’Connor A Heap O’ Livin’ ........................................... Edgar A. Guest About three years ago five books were taken out by a patron who moved away leaving no address. I^ast week two o f the books, which had not been returned, mysteriously appeared in the book drop. We are happy to have any books returned, even under mysterious circumstances. If you find any books belonging to the Sandy Public I.ibrary, plpase drop them in the book drop so that others can once more benefit from their circulation. Eunice Barnum, Librarian $1.39 value It's tim e to gel gro w in g. . .but stop at 3 Boys' first for a large selection of the finest g a r den in g aids. Y o u 'll fin d e verythin g yo u need for a better g a rd e n ' or greener la w n at 3 Boys'. 3 Boys' features L illy 's A JUNE WEDDING is being prepared for by Sally Gylere Amstad, whose engagement to Kenneth Gilbert Enz was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Amstad of Rt. 1, Boring. The bride elect, a 1965 graduate o f Sandy high school, graduated this year from Oregon College of Education and is employed as an elementary school teacher. A student at OCE, her fiance, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leo Enz of Rt. 3, Boring, also graduated from Sandy high school in '65 and recently returned from England where he served as a missionary for the LDS Church. The wedding is planned for June 14 in the Sandy Community Presbyterian Church. Thyra E Strond, Minister 622-3260 AT 3 BOYS' Head And Shoulders Shampoo Control dandruff with H *a d & Shoulder* Large jar Pricií?;ec¿’,e in Sandv
