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T H I SANDY (Or».) POST Thun., Au«. 28, 19*9 (Sec. 1)
Fischer. Johnson Vows
Recited in Aims Church
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Sandy, k
have
birth o f their first child
8 ox. son, Matthew
J u ly
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at
P o rtl
Osteopathic hospital
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Grandparents «
Mr. and
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David L. A n d e « o n /nd y * Ho*
mum#
Sandy, and Mr. and Mix. A.L. de<» ral^
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Ahn.
Community Church for the
OMtor^atoo^ofSandj^
Sunday afternoon, Aug. 17,
wedding o f Cheryl Ann
Johnson and PFC Gordon D.
COME VISIT W ITH US
Fischer.. The Rev. Howard W.
SUN. M ORNING .
Roberts performed the double
10:00 A M , S.S.
ring ceremony.
,1 0 0 A M., M.W.
The bride, given in marriage
Wed. and Sun., 7:30 P.M.
Located at
by her father, wore an
SANDY WOMENS ClUB HALL
afternoon length blue gown
On Proctor Ave. (U.S. 26)
with an overlay o f white lace.
We»t End ol Sandy)
She c a rrie d
a cascading
Col. 1:27 "CHRIST IN YOU
bouquet of yellow and white
THE HOPE OF GLORY"
carnations.
EVERYONE WELCOME
The bride’a sister, Janice
Johnson, was honor attendant.
She wore a teal-blue dress with
matching veil and carried a
bouquet o f yellow mums and
blue bachelor buttons.
Best man was Mike Fischer,
Morning Service*
10:30 a m
the
groom’s brother. Ushers
Sunday School
9:15 a m
were Butch Johnson, brother
A Cordial Welcome it
of the bride, and John Fischer,
Extended to All
brother of the groom.
PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE
Earl Weeks, Troutdale, was
668-4991 — Home
soloist
and Norma Baker,
668-6232 - Church
Troutdale, played the organ.
Approximately 150 guests
The Chapel of the Hills were g reeted a fte r th e
Between Sondy and Brightwood ceremony at the reception in
the church basement. The
A Community Church without
a membership.
three-tiered white wedding
You WiM Be Welcome!
cake, made by Mrs. Allan
T r o u t d a le , was
Bible School
9:45 a.m B a k e r ,
Morning Worthp
,1 . 00 a m decorated with teal-blue roses.
Evening Service
7-8:15* p.m Mrs. Art Smith o f Sandy cut
Bible Study (Thun.)
7:30 p.m. the cake. Miss Cheryl Bell,
Sandy, served punch and Mrs.
Thyro E. Strand, Minister
Lyle Earlley, Pendleton, aunt
622-3260
of the bride, poured coffee.
Miss Linda Weeks, Troutdale,
was in charge o f the guest
.
,
Full Gospel Services
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
9:00 o jn.
Morning Services
10:06 a.m.
Westminster Fellowship*
High School Group 7:00 p.m.
Nursery Core During Worship
Parsonage 668-4594
REV. E. I. NEUENFELDT
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday Mass ,0 a.m. • 6 p.m.
Father Carl Gimp)
668 4446
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Sandy Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
Procter end University
Sabbath School
Morning Service
9 30 a.m
,1 :0 0 a m
V»u Are Welcome
Pastor
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
MR. AND MRS. GORDON D. FISCHER
(Cheryl Ann Johnson)
book. Miss Linda Winchester,
Sandy, took care o f the gifts.
The new Mrs. Fischer wore
a yellow dress, accented with
white ruffles, and a corsage o f
yellow carnations, for her
going away outfit.
After a honeymoon trip to
eastern Oregon and the coast
the couple are staying with the
bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s
g li
Kathleen
O'Brien
With Labor Day Weekend
ahead, I hope all drivers take
that “extra” precaution while
on the highways. Did you hear
of the half-wtt who heard on
the radio that “moat fatal
accidents happen within 30
miles of your home”... so he
moved...?! Seriously though,
let’s all try to prove those
fatality forecasters are wrong
this weekend. Drive carefully!
A few more “where-are-
they-now?”s from the 1959
Sandy High class reunion held
recently:
Several classmates married
class mem bers following
graduation. Among them are
Howard and Jan (Collins)
Bjork, now living in Gresham.
Howard attended college for
two years and is employed as
an engineering technician for
the U.S. Geological Survey.
The Bjorks have three children:
Jeffrey, 6, Todd, 4, and Kevin,
2.
G a rm o n d
and Janice
(H o w e ) Hodge have two
children, Christopher, 8, and
Julie, 5, and live in Portland,
Following high school, Janice
attended Oregon State, then
worked for Hyster as a PBX
o p e ra to r. Garmond is an
a s s is ta n t
p r o d u c tio n
co-ordinator for Hyster Co.,
and belongs to the Purchasing
Agents Association and Society
o f American Value Engineers,
K e n n e th
and
J o yce
(Copher) Kautz, now living in
Sandy, both graduated in
1959.
Both Sandy dealerships are
represented in this particular
class: Frank Fox Is an auto
body and fender man for
Robert F. Johnson o f Sandy.
The bride is a 1968 graduate
of Sandy Union High School
and is employed at Hood view
Medical Center. The groom,
son o f Mr. end Mrs. R. E.
Fischer, Sandy, is in the US
Marine Corps stationed at San
Diego, Calif. In October he will
leave for a 13-month tour of
duty in Vietnam.
4840
Carlson Chevrolet, and Charles ot paint neutralizes the paint
“ C huck”
M a rk w e ll is a o d o r.
A dab o f cotton
m echanic in
the Service dampened with a few drops of
Department o f Gios Ford.
vanilla placed inside your
Another claaamate-couple is r e frig e ra to r will keep it
Cart and Judy (Erl) Neumann smelling fresh. I t ’s worth a
o f Sandy, who have three try —
children. Carl is employed by
Seen in Passing: Ross and
K en
P a r k e r , a mason Amanda Clapp celebrated their
contractor, and Judy works as 56th wedding anniversary last
a meat wrapper at Lee M eat, w e e k e n d ...A l and
Grace
Co.
Momer had their 9th wedding
John Ludi Is now a Captain anniversary Aug. 22...another
in the United States Army. A t recent wedding anniversary:
present he is an advisor for a John and Lucille Christensen -
1 9 . ..C a rl
B rin k le y
South Vietnamese Unit located A u g .
cioae to Saigon. His wife, Kay, checking groceries at Three
and their three children, John, Boys Market...Sandra Lundeen
a t M t.
H ood
5, Susan, 3, and Timothy, 6, w o r k i n g
are living In Walla Walla, while Community College... Martha
John is overseas. John received D rew and Brian Boothby
a B.A. in Industrial Arts upon taking flute lessons from the
g ra d u a tio n
fro m
Eastern same teacher in Portland-
...Kathleen Knapp and Gina
Washington College in 1964.
Gios
modeling in a Teen
Carol (Snyder) Kilmer in
Laramie, Wyoming - Carol Fashion Show at Rhodes in
attended college in Sioux Falls, P o rtla n d ...P a re n ts looking
South Dakota, for three years. forward to school...Bowling
Her husband. Rick, is a student Leagues forming...Alvy and
working for his M .A. and also a Grace Lamb celebrated their
photographer. One o f the 25th wedding anniversary Aug.
highlights o f the past ten years 22...ft was a 3rd wedding
was through her husband’s anniversary for Dan and Carol
interests: “ I met John Wayne Barker on the 22nd...The
while he was on location in Phillip Bernards noted another
Casper, Wyoming as Rick was anniversary (I believe, their
on
an
a s s ig n m e n t to 28th) on Aug. 25th...Carolyn
photograph him.” The Kilmers Hanneberg and Dixie Gilham
have one son, Darren, bom are waitresses at the House of
Wong.
March 2 ,1 9 6 9 .
One local resident recently
Felix Quinn is stationed at
Hamilton A ir Force Base In advised: “ Oregon has two
seasons Winter and August!
California.
Teachers will again be called
M e rt
M eeker
la
a
s e lf -e m p lo y e d
p h ila te lic upon to answer the questions
Illustrator and lives in Seattle. that parents have been asked
Frances McConnell received th ro u g h o u t th e sum m er
her B.A. and M .A. from Chico vacations...and some questions
SUte College in Chico. Calif, posed are pretty difficult to
th e local
and is presently working on her a n s w e r . . . l i k e
Ph.D. degree in education and youngster who wanted to
guidance. She to also a graduate know what would happen if
assistant physical education you mixed a bottle of ink
teacher at the University o f eradicator (he had just seen it
New Mexico. She belongs to In use) with a bottle o f ink!!?!
BPW Chib
SUMMER A C T IV IT IE S
Sandy
B u s in e s s and
Professional Women’s Club
President Naomi Blaisdell,
Vice-President Lorene Sieier,
and
S ta te
P e rs o n a l
D e v e lo p m e n t C h a irm a n
F lo r e n c e
S c h m itz
have
re tu rn e d
from the State
Summer Board meeting held at
North Bend, Aug. 16-17.
An
E x e c u t iv e
Board
Meeting was held on August 11
at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Lorene Sieier to plan the.
coming year’s program and
yearbook.
A 50th Anniversary Tea was
held July 16 at the home o f
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berger
celebrating fifty years since the
founding o f the Natiopal
Federation o f Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs in
St. Louis, Mo. Cookies, coffee
and golden punch in golden
glasses were served to the guest
of honor, Miss Jennifer Ruegg
the Club’s 1968-69 scholarship
girl who has just recently
graduated fro m
Western
B u s in e s s
U n iv e rs ity
in
computer programming and to
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Depro. Mrs.
Louise Crutcher, Mrs. Marie
Seematter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
TenEyck, Miss Connie Berger
Gary Berger and the hosts. Miss
Ruegg plans to work in an
American business office in
Germany.
The S e p te m b e r dinner
meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening Sept. 3, 7
p.m. at the Chinese Gardens.
Florence Schmitz will present a
program on membership.
Prospective members and
fr ie n d s
a re
in v ite d .’
R e s e rv a tio n s sh ou ld
be
telephoned to Mrs. Walter
H o ffm a n n ,
reservatio n s
chairman, or Mrs. Edward M.
Schmitz by Monday, Sept. 1.
Parents Visit
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Pink and white were the
colon chosen by Linda Jo
Nelson, for her wedding Aug. 9
a t S t. Timothy Lutheran
Church, when she married
Donald McKay Charleson II I.
Tha bride wore a white
floor length empire style gown
with a lace bodice and satin
skirt. Her shoulder length veil
had a seeded pearl headpiece...
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Gail Rohde and maid o f honor
waa Carol Kaech. They wore
floor length pink gowns and
carried one long stem white
rose. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Lyneete Hansen and Laurie
Charleson.
Best man was Truman
K e tc h m a rk
w ith
P aul
Kimberling, Roger Parson and
Jim Lilyeu as ushers.
Pastor Peterson officiated at
the double ring ceremony. The
bride’s father escorted her
down the aisle. Music was
provided by the groom’s aunt,
Mrs. Colleen Molenaar.
A reception in the church
followed the service. Pouring
was Mrs. Jerri Bastenbeck and
M rs . B on n ie
Bastenbeck.
Serving cake was Mrs. Corance
Momer and Elsie Haag.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Curtis, Burns
and Mrs. Colleen Molenaar,
Bremerton, Wash.
The bride wore a white knit
dress with matching coat and a
corsage o f pink roses and white
carnations for the couple’s
wedding trip to southern
California and Nevada. They
— S ir tliA —
K son, Clay Robert to Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffery R. Herring
Box 57, Government Camp.
August 3.
A son, Douglas Jason to Mr.
and Mrs. Gerrold Leonard
Evans, Rt. 4 Box 1315, Boring,
Aug. 17.
The Thursday Night Man’s
League will hold its pre-season
business meeting Thursday,
Aug. 28, 8 p.m. at SanRoEsta
Lanes.
President Mike Murray asks
that all team captains or their
represenUtives be present. All
le a g u e
m e m b e rs
and
prospective members are also
invited.
She is employed by American
D a ta S ervices. Attending
Portland Community College,
he is the son o f Mrs. Ethel
Haag Charleson, Portland, and
works for the Port o f Portland.
— Sirth —
The
yo un g est fa m ily
member present was Ricky
Radford, great-grandson of the
late Leroy Radford. The oldest
family member present was
Jesse Radford.
Alfred Warner, nearly 87,
was the oldest person present
and Donnie Eri, four months
old, was the youngest.
Bowling Nows
Receiving congratulations
on the birth o f their third child
are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Will o f
Rt. 1, Sandy.
The new arrival, who has
been named Tracie Lynn,
weighed 5 lbs. 3 oz. when she
was born Aug. 16 at Bess
Kaiser hospital. She joins two
brothers, Scott, 6, and Brad,4 .
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Carl J. Loundree, Sandy,
and Mr. and Mrs. L .H . Will,
Sandy
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the N.E.A. and the New
Mexico State P.E. Aaeodation.
Fran has travelled across the
country and seen many o f the
atatea w ith
softball and
basketball in New Mexico Her
other hobbies include scuba A l 1*1713n C o m p l e t e S
diving and Ashing. Fran now n
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will make their home in
Gresham.
She is the daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney Gordon
Nelson, Rt. 1 Box 772, Boring
and a Sandy High graduate.
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The Radford family reunion
was held again this year at
Roslyn Lake on Sunday, Aug.
17.
About 110 family members
fr o m
th e Sandy, Boring,
Gresham and Cottrell areas,
and from other parts o f Oregon
and Washington participated in
the potluck picnic dinner.
Special guests this year were
Preston Radford and Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Radford and family
from Olds, Alberta and Mr. and
M rs .
D a v id
U re
fro m
Kimberley, B.C.
Also present was Preston
R a d fo r d ’s daughter, Mrs.
Florence Pipella, o f Salt Lake
City, who is a cousin o f the
D ic k
and
F re d
Radford
families.
And a closing reflection:
“ Nothing changes the line of a
man’s thought quicker than
spading up a Ashing worm
while digging in the garden!”
T h e c u t«
T ro ll banks
A ir m a n
L in d s a y
R.
o ffe ra d
f o r sale at the
Ashmore,
son
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clackamas County bank might
give incentive to a youngster Henry Ashmore. Rt. 4. Boring,
s a v in g ...In
a d d itio n
to has completed basic training at
collecting money - they bring Lackland AFB, Tex.
He has been assigned to
good luck!!
Hera’s a tip for housewives Chanute AFB, Ml., for training
th a t I overheard: Vanilla in the armament systerna field,
extract to a natural deodorizer Airman Ashmore is a 1968
A tanapoonftil mixed in a quart Fvduate o f Reynolds High.
MR. AND MRS. DONALD McKAY CHARLESON III
(Linda Jo Nelson)
(Dee Studio)
Radfords Gather
por pam¡¡y Reunion
lln u in ii'
Mr. and Mrs. I.R . Bums of
Sandy returned Aug. 17 from a
two-week trip to Hawaii where
they visited their son, Staff
Sergeant Rawley Bums, USAF,
whom they had not seen for
four years.
Sgt. Bums, serving with the
Air Force Pacific Security
Region, has been stationed in
the Philippines and Vietnam
for the last four years. He now
on duty at Wheeler Air Base in
Oahu. Medals and awards he
has received include two
commendation medals and
three oak leaf clusters for
outstanding work in his line of
duty.
Accompanying Bums on
their trip were Miss Miki
Gregson, Sandy, and Mrs. Pearl
H ayden,
th e
a ir m a n ’s
81-year-old grandmother.
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”For Love of Ivy"
MR. A ND Mrs. Don Eklund recently announced the
engagement of their daughter Le'Ann Marie to William
D. Phillips, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Phillips. Both are
graduates of Sandy High. She to a senior in elementary
education at Oregon College of Education, Monmouth.
He attended the University of Oregon and to now an
i t manager for McDonalds.
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