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4 T H I SANDY (Or«.) POST Thun.. Apr. 17, 1969 (Sec. 1) •V Kinder School Sets Pre-Registration N e w E ngland C h u rc h S c e n e ) O f D e S h a z e r-B u rto n V o w s Pre-registration for the fall term at Sandy Christian Kinder The United Methodist School will be held Monday in Springfield, and Tuesday. April 21 and 22, :• C h u rc h Vermont, was the scene o f the 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Sandy :■ wedding April 5 o f Alice Marie Assembly o f God church. ;i Burton, daughter o f9 Mrs. ¿•Francis W. Burton, Springfield, and Dr. James Arthur :• DeShazer, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Grant A. DeShazer o f ZigZag. The Rev. Rowland Conklin performed the 2 p.rn. ceremony. Morning Services 10:30 a The bride, who was given in Sunday School 9 15 o marriage by her brother, Bruce A Cordial Welcome is Burton, wore a satin peau de Extended to All soie gown designed with a PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE round neckline, elbow length 668 4991 — Home sleeves and empire waist. The 668 6232 - Church flowing floor-length train attached to the A-line skirt was The Chapel of the Hills accented with Belcian lace and Between Sandy and Brightwood ¿small seed pearls. ■i: H e r w h it e m a n tilla , A Community Church without Immanuel Lutheran Church a membership. ¿fashioned by the bride along : with the gown, was full-length lace and small pearls 9 45 a m ¿with 11 00 a.m ¿cascading around the face. Her 7-8:15 p m ¿bouquet was a cascade o f 7 30 o.m ¿Eucharis lillies and stephanotis. ’ Ou W i’l Be W elcome’ Bible School Morning Worshp Evening Service Bible Study tThursJ Thyia E Sbond, Mmistei 622 3260 Episcopal Services St. Raphael's Chape, Scenic Ave., Sandy Family Service 10:30 a.m. Rev. A lbert Jenkins 665 6435 Community Presbyterian Church Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Services 1 1 a m Westminster Fellowship High School Group 7:00 p m The bride’s sister, Mrs. ¿Robert Austin o f Springfield, was matron of Honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jeffrie B. Feller, Hartford, Conn, and Mrs. John P. Meaker, : Waterbury, V t. The attendants ¿were attired in full-length ¿American beauty rose gowns of ¿chiffon over taffeta. The ¿empire waists were accented ¿with a matching satin band a < floor length back panel Their rounded necklines and ¿elbow length sleeves were ¿trimmed in white. The matron o f honor carried a bouquet o f three red roses while the bridesmaids each carried a single red rose. Best man was Robert Eagen. Bowie, Md. Serving as ushers were Dennis Shulte, Ithaca, ¿N.Y.; Demorest Knapp, Lake Parsonage 668-4594 NEUENFEIDT St. Michael's Catholic Church Sunday M o » 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Fathei Carl Gimp) 668 4446 Corner Strat.» A Pleasant Sandy. Oregon Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church Proctor and University Sabbath School 9 3 ^ a.m. Morning 11 0 0 a.m. Service You Are Welcome Pqttor George W Chambers 668 4990 - Home 668-6144 — Church EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Wemme, Oregon Every Sunday 5 p.m. Father Victor Gibson 665-9442 Sandy Public Library Located In the Sandy Woman'* Club Hall. Open 2 • 6 p.m. Thursday* and Friday«; 1 2 - 6 p.m. Saturday*. Eunice Barnum, Librarian The Sandy Public Library owns some 4000 books. New books are purchased several times a year and gifts by individuals add many One books to our shelves. The library also receives about 200 books a month from the Clackamas County Library, o f which Sandy is a branch. Many good novels are included in this selection from the county, and we wish to call attention to the many fascinating non-fiction books available on subjects rang':.- from mountain climbing to South Sea travel, from cookery to literary criticism. One o f these books which will give the reader many a chuckle, is “Turn South at the Second Bridge” , by Leon Hale, about people who live o ff the beaten track in the G ulf section and hark-country o f Texas. Here is a quote from it “ Some little burgs are worth stopping in just because they ¡have a good sense of h um or- the citizens o f these I towns refuse to take themselves seriously, with the result that they have a dandy lot o f fun just getting up in the morning and walking around town being alive” Did you ever stop to think how much fun it is just getting UP ’n ” le m ornin8 and walking around town being alive? Reading this book will make a crossroads philosopher out o f anyone. Have you been reading lately about Bigfoot, the Hairy Ape or Sasquatch? The library has owned for several years a copy o f Roger Patterson’s book on the subject called “ Do Abominable Snowmen of America Really Exist? We try to keep books on current subjects. We have a very good one on drugs and their effects, titled “ Black Market Medicine’’ by Margaret Kreig. There are several books by Euell Gibbons on edible wild plants and herbs, and an amusing and practical guide to raising children. “ How to Raise Children in Your Spare T im e” by Gersh. There are some fine books on nature and animals, one is “The Dolphin Sm ile,” a history o f man’s contact with dolphins and the efforts o f scientists to communicate with them. Eunice Barnum, Librarian. Espersens Plan Wedding Trip Sandy newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. (Butch) Espersen II, who were married Jan. 15 in Vancouver, are planning a belated honeymoon trip to California later this month. In California. Mrs. Espersen. the former Jo Lewis. will bowl in the WIBC tournament at San Diego. En route home the ¡c o u p le w ill visit his grandmother in Solvang and other relatives in San Jose and San Francisco. Connie Berger On Dean's List Connie E. Berger, a freshman English major, has made the dean's list for winter term at Lewis and Clark College with a 4 .0 0 gpa She is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berger o f Rt. 3, Sandy. Sandy Cub Scout News PACK 248 Four boys from Den 4 earned Civic Service badges this month. The boys. Bill Innis, Warren Harding, Dan Tom lin and Alan Lindsey picked up five boxes o f broken bottles, cans and trash on the short section o f Bluff road between Loop Highway and the high school. They also picked up three boxes o f litter from side streets. Four o f the salvaged bottles were unbroken and the th rifty cubs cashed them in for 18 cents. Since the quartet couldn’t divide this amount evenly, the Den Mother added tw o cents and each boy had a nickel for his efforts. Geology was the theme for March and the Den visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drew to see their rock collection. The Drews showed them how to identify different rocks and where to find them. Michael Unger is working for a “ Cub o f M o nth ” award by being especially neat, wearing his full uniform to all meetings and assisting the Den Mother. Awards will be presented at the monthly Pack Meeting tonight in the grade school gym. Bazaar, Plant Sale Dated by Ladies Aid By Grace Lamb Drugs are a very serious problem these days and Firwood Extension on April 8 learned some o f the dangerous and horrible effects narcotics can bring to those who use them. Dammasch Hospital has many hopeless cases resulting from drug use. Agnes Hartwig and Jadene McLean gave us names o f various drugs and explained what they do and how they effect the users. I hope every parent takes heed, because—let’s fact it—Drugs are in Sandy! Please realize any type is dangerous and if you can see some o f the movies on narcotics that are being shown—Please do. I f anyone in the fam ily is taking or is suspected o f taking drugs seek help from your doctor immediately. There is hope o f kicking the habit if treatment is started early. There are many young people today in Dammasch Hospital that are litteriy vegetables because o f glue s n iffin g or som ething comparable. Believe m e-this is serious and our children should be taught and cautioned against such dangers. The effects on their systems can be tragic and also their children ¿: can be affected when bom. ¿: Some birth deformities are D R . A N D MRS. JAMES A . DeSHAZER caused by drugs used by (Alice Marie Burton) ¿ parents. The Porto Rico dinner was delicious! Hazel Lamb ACWW A reception at Hartness Ronkonkoma, N .Y .; and Robert M itchell, brother-in-law House, Springfield, followed ¿¿ chairman used this as a climax for the year. We have studied the ceremony. o f the bride, Springfield, Vt. Porto Rico, its history and its A fte r a wedding trip to the For her daughter’s wedding, people, and found it most M o u n ta in s in the bride’s mother chose a P o c o n o toast colored sheath jacket Pennsylvania the bride and :¿ interesting. Next year we will dress o f ribbon lace. Mrs. Grant groom are living in Lincoln, ¿¿ study a different country. Officers for the coming year DeShazer, mother o f the Neb., where Dr. DeShazer is an Lamb. professor of ¿: were elected—Grace groom, wore an aqua A-line a s s o c ia te ¿ ¿ chairman, vice chairman, Agriculture Engineering at the knit dress. Their corsages were ¿¿ Nancy Ruhl, secretary, M arty both o f pink sweetheart roses. University o f Nebraska. # DeYoung, treasurer, Hazel Nursery Care During Worship REV. E. I FIRWOOD Extension Unit Lamb. Our next meeting will start at 10 a.m. so that we might have time to make purses from jute and yard. -- Potluck - Lesson will be, “ Easy Meals.” Here is a delicious Porto Rico C o o kie- 1 cup shortening plus 2 tbl butter, ‘/i tsp. salt, 1!Y tsp. grated lemon rind, 1 tsp. anise seed, 1 tsp vanilla. 1% cups sugar, 2 small eggs. 2 cups flour sifted, mix as usual. Shape into 1 inch balls. Bake 350 degrees 8 to 10 min. till brown around edges. "Cradle Roff A son, Norman Charles Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Charles Terrill, 425 SE 196, No. 5, March 1. A son, Bradley Jason to Mr. and Mrs. Donald George Koch, R t. 1, Box 14, Boring. March 1. A daughter. Kelli Anne to Mr. and Mrs. Glenard Lom e M oulton. Rt. 2, Box 714, Boring, March 3. A son, William Eugene to Mr. and Mrs. William Eudell Lu kens. Box 109, Zig Zag, March 4. A daughter, Heidi Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Gary William Dennis, R t. 2, Box 4 1 -E. Boring, March 21. A son, Patrick Kim to Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Langley. Rt. 3. Box 959, Boring, March 31. Extension Dates 'Achievement' Day Clackamas County Sheriff Achievement Day for Extension Units in this district Joe Shobe and one o f his will be held in Sandy on depulys will be present to give Tuesday. April 22, 10:30 a.m. many worthwhile tips on self to 2:30 p.m. at the Masonic defense for women. Hall Units to be represented A t noon a hot luncheon, are Dover. Hoodland. Firwood, costing 75 cents, will be served Boring. Damascus and Happy by the ladies o f Sandy Grange. Valley. The public is invited to In addition to many craft attend and see first hand what and project displays by the the Extension programs are all various units, the program has about. also been planned to interest Newham in Vietnam everyone. E le c tr o n ic s T e c h n ic ia n Mary Sorber will show slides Third Class David A. Newham, on Wild flowers o f this area. USN, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Her story o f edible and Robert W. Newham o f Route poisonous plants, and their 2. Boring, is serving aboard the uses by the Indians and early guided missile destroyer USS settlers, is worth anyone’s L y n d e M c C o r m ic k o ff time. Vietnam's coast. Ivy H ilty. Home Extension Recently, in the shallow agent from Warm Springs, is waters o ff Vinh Binh Province. bringing some o f her group to S o u th V ie tn a m , the San tell what they are doing in D i e g o b a s e d d e s tro y e r crafts and to explain customs launched a aeries o f rapid still in use by the Warm Springs gunfire attack* against heavy tribe enemy concentratioM inland. Eagle Creek Ladies Aid has scheduled their annual Bazaar and Plant Sale for Wednesday, April 23, at the Eagle Creek Grange Hall. The sale will begin at 11 a.m. A dollar luncheon will be available for those attending, with service starting at 11:30 a.m. Pre-schoolers will be served free. ow can I fin d peace o f m ind? M R . A N D MRS. Lyle W Heimel of 17840 SE Alder, the truth Portland, announce the engagement of their daughter, IN T H IS Susan Patricia Heimel, to Gregory E. Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert newly engaged E. Bell, R t. 2, Box 41, pair are graduates of High School and students at M t. Hood Com m unity College. The bridegroom-to-be is employed at Jerry Bever's Chevron Station. The wedding will take place in June, 1970. 4 )0 /. ? k in c f Í by SARA SEWELL O L D -F A S H IO N E D C O RN P U D D IN G 2 Tbsp sugar l'/4 Tbls cornstarch 1 cup milk 3 eggs, beaten 1 can (1 pound) cream style corn 2 Tbsp butter or margarine, melted 'h. tsp salt dash nutmeg M ix together sugar and c o rn s ta rc h . Gradually add m ilk, stirring until smooth. Add eggs, corn, butter and salt; mix well. Turn into a greased 1-quart baking dish. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Place baking dish in pan o f hot water. Bake at 300 degrees F. for 1-3/4 hours, or until custard is set. Serves 4-6. From the files o f Mrs. Mamie Whitmore, Memphis, Tenn. Now that rhubarb is becoming plentiful in local gardens and in local markets you will want to bake this delicious Rhubarb-Meringue Pie for your fam ily. R H U B A R B -M E R IN G U E PIE Measure 3 cups o f cut rhubarg. Cover with boiling water and pinch o f salt. Let stand 5 minutes. Drain. Mix together 2 egg yolks, l ‘A T a b le s p o o n s flo u r, 3 tablespoons butter and 1 cup sugar. Put into unbaked pie crust. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Bake until set. about 45 mins, at 350 degrees. Put meringue on as soon as pie comes from oven. The best meringue is made from egg whites at room temperature. Beat the two egg whites to a s tiff foam. Add sugar a tablespoon at a time until 4 tablespoons have been added and continue beating until mixture forms moist, lustrous peaks. Put on pie and bake at 350 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes or until meringue is light bro w n .-From the files o f Mrs. A rthur Fiala. Lake Oswego, Oregon. CHESS PIF. Line 8 to 12 m uffin tins with pie crust. Prick pie shells. Bake and cool. Then sift 1 cup sugar Heat 1/2 cup butter until soft. Add sugar slowly. Beat until creamy. Beat in one at a time 3 Students Reveal Marriage Plans An Easter Sunday brunch was the occasion for Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Fouch. Jr., o f Welches to announce the engagement o f their daughter. Leslie, to David S. Lythgoe. son o f Mrs Marjorie Lythgoe and Mr. Stanley S. Lythgoe, Portland. The betrothed couple are both students at the University o f Oregon. The wedding date has been set for Sept. 6 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Portland. GREAT BOOK Boring. The Gresham eggs. Add 1 tsp vanilla, 1/4 cup thick cream, 1 cup walnuts or pecans, 1!4 cups raisins and mix. Cook over medium heat stirring constantly until bubbly and thick. It cooks down and darkens and gets a custard consistency. Cool slightly and pour into crusts. -F ro m the files o f Mrs. Donald Doughton, Portland. 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