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TH« SANDY (Ora.) ROST Thur«., June U , 1969 (Sac. 1) Allen R. Holloways Note P" “ ” d PK 60th Wedding Anniversary Gas grills in use by the end o f this year will number 2.3 million, the Gas Appliance M a n u factu rers Association estimates. There were 1.5 million at the end o f 1968. Sandy Marine Trenton D.Sullivan, 18, ion of Mr. and Mis. Mario Tigli, Rt. 2, Sandy has bean promoted to P rivate F ir st Class after graduating June 12 from Marine Corps basic training at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Immanuel Lutheran Church Morning Service» Sunday School 10:30 am . 9:15 a.m A Cordial Welcome is Extended to All PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE 668-4991 - Home 668 6232 - Church The Chapel of the Hills Between Sandy and Brightwood A Community Church without a membership. Vou W i’l Be Welcome’ Bible School Morning Worshp Evening Service Bible Study (Thun.) 9:45 11:00 7-8:15 7:30 a m a.m p.m p.m Thyio E. Strond, Minister 622 3260 Episcopal Services Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Holloway The 6 0 th w e d d i n g many years for Columbia Brick anniversary o f Mr. and Mrs. Works and as a carpenter in A lle n R. H o llo w a y was more recent years. observed May 12. The Holloways are parents A family celebration was o f th r e e children, Parker held at their home, 848 NE H o ll o w a y , S a n d y , R o ss 52nd Ave., Portland with three Holloway, Gresham, and Mrs. generations attending. Ruby Lewellen o f Danville, Mr. and Mrs. Holloway C a l i f . T here are s ix came to Gresham in 1911 from g r a n d c h ild r e n and fiv e Missouri. Holloway worked i great grandchildren. Eunice Barnum, Librarian Sl. Raphael's Chapel Scenic Ave., Sandy Family Service Sandy Public Library 10:30 a.m. Rev. A lb ert Jenkins 665 6435 Community Presbyterian Church Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning Service» 10:00 a.m Weitmintter Fellowship High School Group 7:00 p.m. Nursery Care During Worship Parsonage 668-4594 REV. E. I. NEUENFELDT St. Michael's Catholic Church Sundoy Mass ,0 a.m. ■ 6 p.m. Father Carl Gimpl 668 4446 Corner Strauss 4 Pleasant Sandy, Oregon Sandy Seventh-Day Adventist Church Praetor and University Sabbath School Morning Service 9 30 a m 11:00 a.m You Are Welcome Pastor George W Chambers 668 4990 - Home 668-6,44 — Church soaB aaeoeocB ooc Located in the Sandy Woman's Club Hall. Open 2 • 6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 12 - 6 p.m. Saturdays. The Bookworm Among recent purchases for the Sandy Public Library is a 624 page book “Hennings Fishing, Hunting Vacation Guide.’* This new book is a detailed guide for fishing, hunting and holidays in nothern California, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and British Columbia. We hope to have it ready to circulate by June 28th. Other books on travel and scenic places to see include several on Oregon, the Mt. Rainier Area, the South Seas, Hawaii, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Following are a list o f other new books purchased for the library. The Portugal Story ............................................ John Dos Passos Indira C a n k d h i.................................................Harriet Wilcoxen The Wine and the Music ....................................William Barrett Bill Robinson’s Book o f Expert Sailing . . . . Bill Robinson Treasure B e l o w .......................... Commander Edward Ellsberg Looking At J a p a n ............................................ Gwynneth Ashby The World o f the Red F o x ...................... Leonard L. Rue III Animals At B a y .................................................John Schoenherr Sunday the Rabbi Stayed H o m e .................. Harry Kemelman Ideas For Planning Your New H o m e ............................... Sunset Collecting and Photographing Your Micro-Zoo . Roy Pinney Mustang on the P r a ir ie ...............................Irmengardee Eberle Traveler From A Small Kingdom . . Emily Cheney Neville Journey From Peppermint Street . . . . Meindert De Jong The Dunderhead War ............................................ Betty Baker Wheels West ........................................Evelyn Sidney Lampman Hey, What’s Wrong with This One? . . Main Wojcieshowski The Wonderful Eggs of Furicchia .................. Ann Rockwell The Man Who Drew C a t s ............................... Emily W. Lambert The Dark P i p e r ......................................................... Andre Norton The Rooftop M y s t e r y .................................................Joan Lexun E. Barnum, Librarian Crestview Baptist Church Affilloted with Southern Baptist Convention SUNDAY SERVICES I Notes By NELL HOWE Hood-Land Reporter Sunday School . . . 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship .,1 1 a.m. Training Union . > 6:00 p.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. 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 DIHA Lists Local Herds Nineteen Clackamas County dairy herds qualified for the DHIA honor roll by producing an average o f 40 pounds or more of butterfat in May. reported Ralph Mattison, L.C. Bemey and Norman Granvold. L o ca l ow ners o f high producing herds listed on the monthly report were Verle Fleischman. Sandy, 46 cows, 43 lbs. o f butterfat; Arnold Moore, Boring, 96 cows, 42 lbs. of butterfat, and Meier Dairy, Boring, 129 cows. 42 lbs of butterfat. Top honor roll cows were 51 owned by Meier Dairy, Boring, with 21,660 lbs. of milk and 795 o f butterfat. Librarians M eet Librarians from 10 public libraries in Clackamas County met June 19 at the Clackamas Community College library. Clackamas County Librarian Sally Lou Tipton and Alice Nielsen, from the State library, answered questions concerning monthly and annual reports w ith th e lib r a r ia n s . Representatives from Canby. C la c k a m a s , E s ta c a d a , G la d s to n e , Lake Oswego. Milwaukie, Molalla. Oregon City, Sandy. West Linn and the County Library office attended the meeting. Pat and Eastie Brewer had as their house guest, their uncle, Lewis Newell, from Long Beach, California. They had a ball taking him around on the mountain showing o tt our area. That’s always fun. We had folks drop in from Anchorage, Alaska. We didn’t know them, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, but Mugg and Lu Norene, of Anchorage asked them to drop in and say hello for them. Certainly enjoyed our visit with the Browns, and it was wonderful to hear news from Mugg and Lu. They are the folks we stayed with when we went to Alaska a few years ago and are former owners of the Zig Zag Inn. Was very sad to hear o f the passing o f former resident Beth Bradley. Claude Gudge is the owner o f the cabins that belonged to the Bradleys before they moved from the area. Beth has been living in the city for several years, but has kept in touch with her former friends. Don’t forget the Chuck Wagon Breakfast on July 4th and 5th. It will be at the Lions Pavillion from 7 a.m. to noon. There will be a Turkey Shoot, and a Hole-in-One deal. Tickets are a v a ila b le fro m any merchant on the mountain. $1.50 for adults and $1.00 for children 12 years and under. Remember, that is for all you jan eat, and it is the best. If you enjoy roller skating get yourself some sidewalk skates. The roller skating on ■OBITUARIES « « « the cement floor at the Lions hall will be starting in a very few w eek s. R e g u la r wooden-floor, shoe skates will not work on the cement, so pick up some sidewalk skates. Sounds like fun! Jerry Halseth, son o f Marie and Wendell o f the Zig Zag Store, had a bit o f trouble with his cycle and has a broken leg for his trouble. He is home, and is doing as well as one can when one leg is all casted up. Get well soon, Jerry. As usual, cutting this short, we are taking o ff for the Deschutes fishing. Going to meet Pat and Andy Reck man over there. More about that later. If y o u ’re out driving walking, running, fishing, or even flying low , and you happen to see something that looks like a big box, better stop and investigate. It could be the 700 pound safe stolen from the Sandy Oil Company. The thieves were unable to open it in the office so hauled it off. I say they, cause I doubt very much if one person was wrestling around a 700 pound safe. It could have been dumped anywhere. So keep your eyes peeled and I am sure Fran and Amby Calkins would be most happy to hear that their safe had been found. The papers that were in it would be absolutely no use to anyone e ls e b u t th em . What a disappointment for the ones that struggled so hard to get into it. Serves them right. There isa liviao You don’t have to accept this on faith alone. You can prove that God lives and feel His presence in your own experience. BATHING BEAUTY of 1980 is this young miss who posed for camera during swim classes at Sandy pool last week. (Post photo) Family Gathers A t Sunday Picnic Mahan to Speak j At Church Meet The children and 30 o f the grandchildren o f sisters Mrs. John Schmidt and Mrs. Mabel Robbins gathered for a family picnic Sunday at Mrs. Robbins’ home in Boring. Unable to attend was Mrs. R o b b in s’ grandson, Gerald Thompson, who is serving in the Navy aboard the USS Medreeal The books and periodicals in our Reading Room will help you in your search to know God better. YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME IN Christian Science Reading Room 23 E. Powell Gresham, Ore. Family members present L.A. Mahan, circuit minister from outside the state were w ho serves t h e lo c a l Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, St. co n g reg a tio n o f Jehovah’s Witnesses, has been assigned to Helena, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Becker and children David Edwin Ankeny, 65, speak at the “Peace on Earth” also o f St. Helena, and Virgil International Assembly of Rt. 3, Box 76, Boring, died at Schmidt, Mission Hill, S. Dak. Gresham Hospital on June 21. Jehovah’s Witnesses at the T h o se a tte n d in g from Born in Astoria Ankeny’s early Empire Stadium in Vancouver, Oregon were: Mr. and Mrs. life was spent in the Coastal B.C. The eight-day assembly Milton Schmidt and children, area o f Astoria and Tillamook. He worked in construction and scheduled for July 13-20 is H illsb o r o ; Mr. and Mrs. logging in Oregon and Alaska. expected to draw upwards o f Clifford Schmidt and children, On July 25, 1969 at Wrangell, 40,000 persons from Canada, Cornelius; Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A laska he married Wilma all 50 states and about 17 D o u g h e r ty and children, Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. Roley Guild. The past year they have foreign countries. Zumwalt and children, Mr. and Mahan will speak on the made their home at Boring. He was a member o f the Lincoln* subject “Happy Are You When Mrs. R obert Salathe and children, and Mr. and Mrs. City Elks Lodge No. 1886 and People Persecute You.” Clyde Robbins and children, all The assembly program will the 11th Hour Club. The surviving members o f a lso fe a tu r e lectures on of Boring, and Mr. and Mrs. his family include his wife important bible principles and Jess Salathe o f Gresham. Also present were a nephew Wilma o f Boring and one son prophecies by other ministers David o f Portland. There is one o f Jehovah’s Witnesses and will and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Elden grandson. Kelly Ankeny, o f include a variety o f subjects Olson o f Sioux City, Iowa. 95 Portland. Funeral services were such as the importance o f Wed. June 25 at 11:00 a.m. in proper moral conduct and Per the chapel o f Carroll Funeral appreciation for the gift o f Square H om e w ith interment in music to praise Jehovah God. Douglass Cemetery Rev. Vem There will be reports from 9 .i. missionaries from all parts o f Kirstein offered the services. GALVANIZED GUTTERS 16c if». the world and dramas with AT characters in fuU costum« 4" PERF. PLASTIC PIPE 27q* ST. JOHN'S depicting Bible events and theii 3" SOLID PLASTIC PIPE 27c ft Joseph Phillips, 67, a CATHOLIC CHURCH modern-day application. The resident o f Sandy for the last 4" SOLID PLASTIC PIPE entire program on Thursday Wemme, Oregon 3 5 c ft. 10 months died June 14. will be dedicated to the youth POLYETHYLENE SHEATING lcsq. ft. Before moving to Sandy and t h e ir p la c e in the he resided in Portland where Use Our Revolving Charge Account c o m m u n ity as C hristian he was employed in the c itiz e n s . A baptismal-ordi construction field. He was nation ceremony will be held born in Oklahoma where he on Friday morning. Father Victor Gibson was raised and received his H ig h lig h t of th e education. 665-9442 international convention will Services for Mr. Phillips 312 E. Powell be the public address on 665-8161 will be in Atoka. Okla. at as Sunday at 3 p.m. on the yet an unscheduled time. He su b je c t “The Approaching j is survived by two children Peace o f a Thousand Years.’ Annie Betsey o f Bentley, Okla. and Marie Davis of A to k a , O kla. Bateman Funeral Chapel directed the arrangements for his family 5 DAYS WED. THRU SUN. THURS. ADULTS t STUDENTS $1 00 Fireman Apprentice Jerry in Oklahoma. L. McLain, USN, son o f Mr. and Mrs. James N. McLain o f Route 2, Sandy, returned to San Diego aboard the USS Six Mt. Hood Community Duncan after a seven month College students have qualified deployment to the Western to be certified for the Root Pacific. As a member o f the crew he and F ace Bend Teat in helped participate in gunfire accordance with Joe Price, welding instructor announced support actions against enemy coastal positions in South this week. Those students receiving Vietnam. He also participated certification are Dave Peel, in plane guard duty in the Gulf Mike Jewell. Timothy Forry, o f Tonkin and radar picket Frankie Brown, Joe Ceregheno, duty in the waters o ff Korea. After completing her tour Mia Farrow Gerry Brenaman. and Jim o f combat duty the Duncan C ran e. AU have accepted Rosemarys positions with local industries. visited Australia where she was Baby "I could have placed many the official U.S. representative to the ceremonies marking the more welding students with employers if I had more men,” Battle of the Coral Sea in World War II. Aa a member o f Price said. - SHO W TIM ES^ T h e o n e year welding the crew he also visited Samoa Wed., Thun., Fri. Open 6:45 P.M. Sat. and Stan., 12:45 P.M. where he helped greet the certificate program will be offered again this Fall quarter astronauts returning from their ADULTS $1.50 STUDENTS $1.25 CHILDREN 50c Apollo 10 journey. at MHCC. I COPELAND I SPECIALS David E. Ankeny Certain-Teed Self-Sealing 3-Tab ROOFING 1 0 EPISCOPAL SERVICES ROOF COATING s $475 Joseph Phillips Every Sunday COPELAND 5 p.m. Lumber Co. Sandy Navy Man J Returns to Port H O O D TH EA TER 401 E. POWELL, GRESHAM 665-0604 GREATEST------------ DOUBLE FEATURE OF AU TIME! A. Welders Certify For Bend Test 1^^ ♦ 9
