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T H i SAN DY (Ore.) POST Thura., Oc». J, 1969 (Sot. I , A documentary motion pic ture of the lunar landing of A pollo 11 is being made available to local schools as a public service by Reynolds Metals Co., Troutdale. The film, in color, tells of the beginnings of space exploration by th e pioneering Robert Hutchings Goddard, father of modern rocketry, who helped make the epic moon journey possible The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mortimer F o u c h Jr., Wemme. Mrs. Marjorie Lythgoe and Stanley Lythgoe, Portland, are the parents of the groom. (An Episcopal Organizad Mission) P.O. Box 57 321 Scenic Ave. Sandy, Oregon 668-4108 10:30 a m. 9:15 a m A Cordial Welcome it Extended to All MR. AND MRS. GARY KEITH MOORE (Malva Ruth Richey) PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE 668 4991 — Home 668 6232 - Church The Chapel of the Hills Between Sandy and Brightwood A Community Church without a membership 'o n WiM Be Welcome! Bible School Morning Worshp Evening Service Bible Study (Thurt.) 9 45 11:00 7-8:15 7:30 a.m. a.m. p.m p.m. Thvi’a E Stiond, Minute» 622 32oO Community Presbyterian Church Sunday School 9:45 a m. Morning Services 1 1 a.m Westminster Fellowship High School Group 7.00 p m Nurseiy C aie During Worship Po.'scnnge 668 4594 REV. E. L NEUENFELDT St. Michael's Catholic Church Sunday M on 9:30 a.m.*6 p.m. St. John» Catholic Church Welches. Oregon M att 6 p.m. Sat., 8 a.m. Sun. Corner S hau.i & Pleasant Sandy. Oregon F ath er^ C arH ^ im g ^ ^ 6 8 * 4 4 4 ^ Sandy Seventh-Dav Adventist Church Proctor end Univareit Sabbath School Morning Service 9 30 s.i 11 00 J.i You Are Welcome Pastor George W Chamber 668 4990 - Home 668-6144 — Churcl Full Gospel Serves 10 00 A M • I I 00 A M W ed .»nd S un .ANI T 'A ( I Hf H(. IPf SS MW 7 30 P M N Of i ,( (1W> (Dee Studio) book was Laurie Nelson and in charge of gifts was Jennifer Githens. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolf, Osborne, Kan., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar, Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lisk, Madras, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Millhouser, Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack R ichey and sons, S ea ttle, Wash., and Mrs. Dale Wirick and sons, Goldendale, Wash. The bride wore a green A-line knit dress with white coat and an orchid co rsa g e on the couple's wedding trip to the Oregon coast. They will live in the Rockwood area. “ Hormone Hand Creme, reg. $2.50 Y fl $ ]5 0 RICHARD HUDNUT „ EGG SHAMPOO CREME*RINSE V /h ........................... M A X FACTOR SPRAY-A-WAVE ................................ 100 mg. CONTAC V ITA M IN C B est man was Edward Lythgoe of Gresham. James S m ith , G resham ; Thomas Amacher, ZigZag; and H. Hamilton Barnes III, Albany, served as ushers. MR. AND MRS. DAVID STANLEY LYTHGOE (Leslie Fouch) LODGE No. 193 The Sandy Rebekah Lodge No. 193 met in regualr session on Thursday, Sept. 25, at the Sandy I.O.O.F. hall with Mrs. Lois Poluvka presiding. The Sandy Rebekah Lodge members were invited to a reception for Joan Blatter, President o f the Rebekah Assembly o f Oregon, at the Milwaukee Grange Hall on Thursday, Nov. 2, at 8 p.m. After a wedding trip to Wallowa I^tke the new couple are now at home in Eucene. THE BOOKWORM The Sandy Public Library will soon move to its new quarters in the east wing, top floor of the new Sandy City Hall building. We will announce the date here as soon as we know definitely what it will be. The hours the library will be open will be doubled. It will be open every afternoon except Friday and Sunday and also will be open three evenings a week, according to plans of the Library Board. A group o f new books has just been cataloged and is ready for patrons, as follows: World of the Red F o x ............................... I-eonard I^e Rue III Dwight E is e n h o w e r .............................................Reiman Morin Carports and Garages ........................................ Sunset Magazine How to Build Patio Roofs ............................... Sunset Magazine Indian Relics o f the Northwest ...........................N.G. Seamon Only in A l a s k a ..........................................................Tay Thomas ..................................................... .... .(Mrs. Lowell Thomas, Jr.) We Took to the W o o d s ...........................Louise Dickenson Rich Airline Safety is a Myth .................. Capt. Vernon W. Lowell Ixxst Wild America ....................................Robert M. McClung The Tough-Minded Optimist . . . . Norman Vincent Peale A Kind of Magic ( G i f t ) .............................................Edna Ferber For C h i ld r e n ........................................................................................ The Wonderful Eggs of Furicchia ..................Anne Rockwell The Rocking Chair Ghost ....................................Mary C. Jane Trouble in the Jungle ........................... John Rowe Townsend The Nature o f A n im a ls........................... Lorus & Margery Milne Animals at B a y ............................................ Adrian Stoutenburg Clara Bargon. Battlefield Nurse ...........................Peggy Mann Austria and Switzerland ................................Bernadine Bailey Eunice Barnum.Librarian PLAYTEX RUBBER GLOVES Sandy Rebekahs Approximately 350 guests w itn e s s e d th e w ed d in g ceremony and attended the reception that followed in the Great Hall o f the church. Located in the Sandy Woman’s Club H all. Open 2 - 6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 12 - 6 p.m. Saturdays. l.E K IR W IN Pub ibllsher Sworn to and aubarri bed I a-for, me this I « day o f fk-tnlier IM S Elisabeth I bucas ^ ] | y co m m ,»to n evptrrs July 14 $1 Maid of honor was Linda Davis and bridesmaids were Sally David, Jody Lythgoe and Gail Kipp. Sandy Public Library B T A T B M K N T O F O W N K R 8 H IF Statement required by th * Act a t August 14. 1*11. *s Amended by the Acts ot March J, I I ] ] . July S. 114«. and June I I . 1940 ,74 Stnl !0XI showing the Ownership. Mnn- agement and Circulation of the Sandy Pont published weekly at Sandy, Oregon, for Ortnher 2. The names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing edl tor. and business managers are Publisher l.ee Irw in Tronldnh Oregon K dltor : Same M anaging E d ito r Sams. Business M anag er Same The owners a r e • Outlook Publishing C o . Inc , l-ee Ir w in and W a lte r C T a y lo r) The known bondholdera. m ort- gagees. and other seeurlty holders owning or holding I percent or more of the to tal amount of bonds mortgagee, nr other seeurltlee are P oroln y Purcell. Oreeham. O re gon The average number o f copies o f each Issue o f this publication sold o r distributed, through the m alls or otherwise to paid sub scribers during the I I months pre ceding the dale shown above was GRAY Dryskin Lotion, reg $2 ....................... The bride’s attendants wore m a tc h in g full length fall colored, floral gowns and ca rried b a s k e ts o f fa ll flowers. Bride Fashions Wedding Gown Melva Ruth Richey made her own wedding gown when she ‘married Gary Keith Moore Sept. 6 at Sandy Presbyterian Church. The gown had an empire waist with bishop sleeves lace bodice and a satin underskirt covered with chiffon. She wore a finger tip illusion veil and bouquet of carried a step han otis ivy and w hite carnations. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Richey, Rt. 3, Box 1308, Boring, and a Sandy High graduate. She attended Oregon State University, He attended Central Oregon C ollege and Oregon State University and is employed as a staff trainee at the First ' National Bank. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore, Cascade Locks. Rev. P aul Ackerm an perform ed the double ring ceremony. Larry Verdoorn was organist and Ronald Verdoorn and Mrs. R. Dale Sharp were singers The bride’s father escorted her down the aisle. Her colors were m oss green and gold. Myrna Richey was maid of honor for her sister wearing a moss green chiffon over taffeta gown. She carried a bouquet of y e llo w p om pom chrysanthemums with moss green streamers. B rid esm aid s w ere Cheri Chester, Carol Meier, Nancy Sandstrom and Vanessa Sharp They wore the sam e style gown as the maid of honor and 'c a r r ie d y e llo w ch rysanthem u m s with gold streamers. Candelighters were Randy and Kelly Wirick and Mike Moore was ring bearer. Best man w as Paul A. Gehrman with Bob Richey, Mike Copper, Dennis Wolf and Doug Woolley as ushers. Serving the five tiered cake at the reception were Mrs Jack Richey and Mrs Dale Wirick. Pouring were Albert Wolf and Mrs Dale Frey At the guest fR ^ O T H V F or her wedding, Miss Fouch, who was given in marriage by her father, chose a long gown o f silk organza and imported peau d ’Ange lace. Its short-sleeved bodice of lace featured a scalloped neckline while the skirt, fashioned with a scalloped hemline, was inset with panels of lace. Her Camelot headpiece of ruffled la c e and pearls held an el bow-length veil and her b o u q u e t w as ro ses and stephanotis. Immanuel Lutheran Church cardholders. In order to obtain this card, an application must be filled out at the college library. The card will allow persons to check out any book except th o se on reserve fo r instructional purposes. The borrowing period for books will be two weeks. For further information, call the college at 6 65—1131. 5AVEr m oro F A L L The Rev. Laurence Byers performed the double ring ceremony. Sunday Fam ily Sarvica* 10:30 A.M. O ffered to Citizens T h is F a ll, M t. Hood Community College is offering a Citizen’s Library Card to citizens o f the college district between the ages of 18 and 65 years of age as a part o f the expanding Community Services program at the college. For those over 65, a Golden Age Card is available upon request. Library privileges are also extended to the Golden Age Basket" of fall flowers d eco r a ted P o r t la n d ’s Westminister Church Saturday, S e p t. 1 3 , for the early a fte r n o o n w e d d in g o f classmates Leslie Fouch and David Stanley Lythgoe, both seniors at the University o f Oregon. ST. JUDES COLLEGIATE CHURCH Morning Services Sunday School MHCC Library Card Fall Flowers Deck Church For Classmates' W edding Film Available On Apollo Flight ..MENUS.. WELCHES GRADE SCHOOL Oct. 6 - 9 MONDAY Wiener - Mustard Browned Potatoe Green Beans W/Mushrooms Bread-Butter Apricots Milk TUESDAY Macaroni and Cheese Stewed Tomatoes Egg Salad Sandwiches Peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Chili - Crackers Lettuce Wedges Bread-Butter Apple Crisp Milk THURSDAY “Sloppy Joes” Macaroni Salad Carrot - Celery Sticks Ruby Jello Milk FRIDAY NO SCHOOL — Teachers INSTITUTE Charm Course Offered Teens Plans were discussed for Homecoming on Thursday, Oct. 23, for a potluck dinner and program at 6:30. At that time members are asked to bring so m eth in g for the Harvest Home Festival for the I.O.O.F. Home in Portland. Mrs. Betty Denbo was the hostess for an enjoyable social hour following the business meeting. The next meeting will be Thursday, Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. and all Rebekahs are urged to attend. NORWICH ASPIRIN 2 5 0 Tablets Alka Seltzer i 9 9C Listerine 25 Tablets Pay Station for P.G.E., West Coast Telephone, Northwest Natural Gas SANDYDRUG Q Ó J ”~ 7 your [T Î ^ 't u ii ZJIFI • st re SANDY SHOPPING CWfR FALL rainwear Choose from our excellent selection of fall outer wear. We feature Curlee, A lligator and Glen- eagle coats, both in rainwear and top coats. Our w ide selection of ^izes guarantees you an excllent " ’29”.’45“ Fresh Flair in Suits , ...lorFALL WHAT MAKES THESE NEW SUITS NEW? Slight taper and shape at the waist, that's Milk ' TUESDAY Tuna Chop Suey on Steamed Rice Fruited Jello on Lettuce Buttered Muffin NO SCHOOL - WORKSHOPS «T ÿ C r is p S t y lin g In SANDY GRADE SCHOOL Oct. 6 9 MONDAY Ozark Hill Billie Pie Tossed Green Salad Garlic Toast Fruit Sponsored by the Young Women's Christian Association, a class for teenage girls in Milk charm and self-improvement WEDNESDAY will start Sat., Oct. 3 from 10 — Chili Cracker 11:30a.m This six week course Carrot Dollars and Sense will be held at Trinity Lutheran Cinnamon Rolls Church, 507 W Powell The charm course will include Apple Wedge body m ovem ent and ca re, Milk THURSDAY make-up, hair care and styles, w ardrobe planning and a c Potato Salad in Lettuce Cup Buttered Spinach cessories. etiquette and con versation. YWCA membership Crisp Celery of 82 00 is required for all YWCA PMnutbutter Jelly Sandwich Milk teen classes The instructor. Mrs Annette FRIDAY Fanner, has taught charm in the area for many years and to Friendship night at Willamette Lodge at Oregon City on Friday, Oct. 10, at 8 p.m. T h e Clackamas County Convention was announced for Saturday, Nov. 8, at 2 p.m. at Oregon City. 1 Glove tf Free * w ith Pair what's new . . and smart! CHOOSE FROM CURLEE CANTERFIELD TIMELY DRAPESHIRE 50 OPEN TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING B ank A mericmo . GwAmStime, Clotkicr 17 East Powell Gresham 665-2015
