Leaping Frogs Needed atMHCC
Hoodland Women Local Students Win
Set Show, Dance State Scholar A ward
Meadows, Marty Amacher, and
M argaret
S e lle r
w ith
commentating by Jane Carlson.
An evening o f fun, including
door prizes and surprises is in
store for those attending.
Tickets may be purchased from
ticket chairman Lois Boget, or
b e n e f it c h a ir m a n , Eileen
Anderson and club members.
The eighth grade students
from Welches School will
p resen t th e ir plans and
prop osals for forming an
auxiliary with the Hoodland
Womens Club at the club’s
monthly meeting, Monday, at
7:30 p.m. at Zig Zag Inn.
It ia their hope to help with
Eighty Rebekahs attended projects and plan functions
the all day District No. 2 related to the Hoodland Park
Rebekah meeting April 26 in Recreation center.
All mothers o f eighth grade
the Sandy I.O.O.F. hall.
Mrs. Maude Johnson o f students are welcome, along
Sandy, chairman, was assisted with guests and club members.
MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL L. WEBBER
by her officers from six
(Susan M. Laslo)
participating lodges in District
No. 2, Willamette No. 2, SANDY CHRISTIAN
Oregon City; Shamrock No. WOMEN'S CLUB
113, Clackamas; Centennial
The area conference for
No. 147, Estacada; Milwaukee
No. 150; Oak No. 159, Molalla; Christian Womens Clubs was
held at the Dunes Resort at
and Sandy No. 193.
Visitors were twelve officers Lincoln City, April 25-27.
from the Rebekah Assembly o f Those attending from the
Flowers in white, shades o f Miller, Steve Clark and Michael Oregon headed by President, Sandy Club were Bea Brinkley,
purple
and
royal
blue Leming.
Mrs. B la n c h e Im el, and Diane Dyal, Mr. and Mrs. David
decorated the sanctuary of
Music for the occasion was represen tatives from eight Johnson and chairman, Shirley
Emanuel
Evangelical
Free provided by William Miranda, lodges outside o f District No. Dyal.
Church, Burbank. Calif, for the soloist, and Mrs. Eleanor 2.
National leaders, Mrs. Helen
wedding o f Susan M. Laslo and Carlson,
organist.
Songs
A noon luncheon was served
Baugh and Mary E. Clark,
Michael L. Webber.
selected were “The Lord’s by Sandy Rebekah Lodge.
Parents o f the newly-married Prayer” and “We’ll Walk with
Mrs. Agnes Hartwig gave the Walter Duff, Mrs. Evangeline
w e r e fe a tu r e d
Mr. and Mrs. Webber are Mr. God.”
address o f welcome, with the M c N e i l l
and Mrs. Francis Laslo, 8250
Following the ceremony, the r e sp o n se given by Irene speakers. At the Saturday night
banquet the main speaker was
L a n k ersh im
Blvd.
No. g u e s t s ,
n u m b e r i n g Johnson o f Molalla.
Hollywood, and Mr. and Mrs. approximately 200, gathered in
Each Lodge in the District Bill Roberts, who with his wife
Barbara lived in the Sandy area
Russell A. Webber, Rt. 1, Box the church fellowship hall to participated in the program.
121, Boring.
greet the newlyweds. The
The afternoon session was about 10 years ago. Roberts is
The bride appeared in a bride’s mother wore a cocoa opened by a short musical scheduled to speak at the
formal white chantilly lace b r o w n , b r a i d e d
s a t i n program by 15 members and Sandy Club June 20.
gown with simple neckline, street-length dress.
the leader, Mr. Ken Torr o f
long sleeves, and chapel length
Assisting at the reception Blue Lake Chapter o f Sweet Benshoofs Welcome
train. Her elbow-length illusion were Diane Pearson, who listed Adelines.
N ew Granddaughter
veil was attached to a satin the guests, Nicki McFaddan,
After the close o f the
flower headpiece trimmed with Kim Pierson, Margie Bellwood, District meeting, Mrs. Blanche
Mr. and Mrs. David Russell
pearls. Her flowers were the Elaine Rempel, June Kennedy, Imel, President o f the Rebekah o f Portland are the parents o f a
tr a d itio n a l
cascade
o f and Mrs. Clinton Miller.
Assembly o f Oregon paid her new baby daughter weighing 6
stephanotis, white roses and
The
b r id e ’s
paternal official visit to Sandy Rebekah lb. 6 0z., born April 25.
baby breath.
grandfather, Francis Laslo, o f Lodge.
Karin Laslo was her sister’s Sun Valley, Calif., was present.
Grandparents are Mr. and
maid o f honor. She was attired
The bride is a graduate o f
Mrs. A.D. Benshoof, Sandy,
in a baby blue sleeveless, Burbank Senior High School
and Mr. and Mrs. R. Lameroux,
floor-length
gown trimmed and Westmont College, Santa
_
Hermiston.
with lace and velvet and carried Barbara, Calif. She teaches first
very pleasant occasion
a royal blue and lavender grade
at
Cold
Spring Thursday evening, April 25
nosegay featuring violets.
Elementary
School,
Santa when Mrs. Vance Hewett at her
The bridesmaids’ gowns and Barbara. The bridegroom is a home assisted by her daughter,
flowers were identical to the graduate o f Sandy Union High Mrs. Tom Caddy o f Troutdale
maid of honor’s Bridesmaids School and a student at gave a miscellaneous shower
were Mrs. Steve Elson, Mrs. Westmont College.
for a recent bride, Mrs. Ross
AT
Donald Sutton and Miss Penny
The
newlyweds
have TenEyck.
ST. JOHN'S
Webber.
established
residence
in
Several games were played
The bridegroom accorded Summerland, Calif.
and prizes awarded winners
CATHOLIC CHURCH
ushering honors to Clinton
and non-winners. After the
Wemme, Oregon
beautiful gifts were unwrapped
Bible Clubs to Meet
and admired, cake and ice
cream was served.
There will be a meeting o f
Those present were; Pansy
all Sandy area Happy Hour
Inman, Alice Olson, Gretchen
The Firwood Unit Knitting y'™ n 'l’V j h 15?83'’
1 *5 O » » 0 ", Madeline Ihrke, Edna
“Fashions plus Frivolity” is
the theme o f the benefit style
show and dance planned for
Saturday, May 10, at 8 p.m. at
th e H o o d la n d
Recreation
Building at Zig Zag. The affair
is sponsored by the Hoodland
Womens Club to raise monies
to complete the kitchen and
barbecue area at the recreation
center. Fashions from Charles
F. Berg will be modeled by
Clara Turin, Jeanette Williams,
Janet Hill, Judy Jensen, Donna
Rebekahs Hold
District Meet
Laslo-Webber
Vows Recited
Names o f the 1969 Oregon
Scholars have been announced
by th e State Scholarship
Commission. The students so
designated have been chosen
from all high schools in Oregon
on the basis o f outstanding
a c a d e m ic
a c h ie v e m e n t ,
a c c o r d in g
to
S id n e y
Schlesinger, chairman of the
commission.
S tu d e n ts selected from
Sandy Union High School are
Peggy A. Nagae, Douglas H.
Reck man, Susan L. Drew and
James M. Gratreak.
The Oregon Scholars award,
established last year by the
commission, gives recognition
to the academic merit o f
students in the state who have
excelled during high school,
whether or not they have the
financial need which qualifies
them for state scholarships,
Schlesinger said.
A total o f 1500 students,
from the 1969 graduating
classes o f Oregon high schools
totaling approximately 35,000,
will receive Oregon Scholars
a w ard s. J effre y M. Lee,
e x e c u tiv e director o f the
commission said that average
grade point of those named as
Oregon Scholars is 3.77.
Each recipient will be
presented with an Oregon
Scholar certificate by the
c o m m is s io n . In addition,
O r e g o n ’s G o v e rn o r Tom
McCall has sent letters of
tribute to the Oregon Scholars
o f each high school.
In most instances, the high
schools will incorporate these
O regon
S c h o la r aw ards
p r e s e n ta tio n s in to their
graduation ceremonies.
Frogs, beware!
You will be the target for an
intensive search in East County
that will be conducted in
preparation for the Mt. Hood
Community
College
frog
jumping contest.
Sponsored by Circle K club,
its purpose is to find an
especially
agile
frog
to
represent the college at the
Calaveras County International
competition in California. The
jumping spree is the second
annual for the Circle K club.
Long-legged frogs should
remain in hiding until after
Friday, May 10. The contest
will be over bv 4:30 D.m.
i Don’t come out from under
your water lily before 3 p.m. as
the jumping party will be just
beginning.
Any person who has a frog
may enter. Entry fee is just 50
cents.
The Chapel of the Hills
Between Sondy and Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership.
You W i’l Be Welcome?
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Moore's Name
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Mr. and Mrs. Erret Moore of
Sandy have been informed that
the name o f their son, Sp. 4
Paul Moore, lost in Viet Nam,
has been placed on the
Beaverton Cpl. Richard a.
Janigian Viet Nam Memorial.
Moore’s name, rank, branch
o f service and home town,
will be engraved on an
individual bronze plate as part
of the memorial.
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the memorial at any time. It is
located at the Beaverton Elks
L o d g e, 3 5 0 0 SW 104th,
Beaverton.
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Parents and Wends are Lela Gifford, Marjorie Spahr,
Lillian TenEyck, Shirley Caddy
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and the hostess Sue Hewett.
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received many nice gifts and
cards.
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