4 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thun., April 1, 1971 (Sec. 1)
Bridge day,
Packwood
seeking
funds
place changed
Time and place fo r the
duplicate
bridge
games
sponsored by the East County
YWCA have been changed
The games will be at 11:30
a m. Friday at the Unitarian
Church. 1133 NE 181st
There w ill be free instruction
in bridge and duplicate bridge
from 10 30 to 11 30 a m
For more information call
Naomi Lee. 665-3420
The games were formerly
held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday
at Epiphany Lutheran Church
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
»a.
16:15a.m.
Morning S orvien
Sunday School
Adult Bible C ion
10:15a.m.
A Cordial Welcome i>
Extended to All
PASTOR FRANK KOEPKE
64 S-423J — Church
SANDY
OF
CHURCHl
CHRIST
East Main at Hwy. 26
THE ENGAGEMENT OF Marilyn Lee Dove and Richard
Leroy Leathers was announced recently. She is a senior
at Sandy High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude E. Dove, Jr., P.O. Box 117 Sandy. Leathers is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Leathers. Rt. 2 Box 1571, Sandy
and is employed by Carlson Chevrolet. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Bible Cltises
10 AM
Morning Worship
11AM
Evening Worship
I MPM
Midweek Bible Study
(Wed.) 7:30 PM
Ladies Bible ClassIThur.) 10 AM
Forest D. Moyer
Minister
448-4114 Church
_________ 254-4024 Home
| The Chapel of the
Hills
Between Sandy end Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership.
You Will Be Welcomel
I Bible School
*:4S a.m .
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Evening Service
7-6:15 p.m.
| Bible Study (Thurs.)
7:30p.m.
Thyra E. Strand, Minister
022 3200
ST. JUDES
C O L L E G IA T E
CHURCH
(An Episcopal Organised
Mission)
Sunday Fam ily Services
10:30 A M.
P.O. Box 57
321 Scenic Ave.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4108
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
0:45 a.r
Morning Services
11a.m.
Westminister Fellowship
High School Group
7:00 p.m.
Nursery Care During Worship
Parsonage <40-4504
REV E L N E U E N FE LD T
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday M ass0:30a.m .- 4 p.m.
St. Johns Catholic Church
Welches, Oregon
Mass 4 p.m. Sat.) 0 a.m. Sun.
Corner Straust * Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Father Carl Oim pl
440-4444
Sandy Seventh -
Day
Adventist Church
Proctor and University
Sabbath School
9:30a.m .
Morning Service
11:00a.m.
You Are Welcome
Pastor
LA R R Y KURTZ
6 6 5 7096 — Home
66 8 61 44 — Church
First play billed
at new theater
"Blood Wedding,” the first
play to be presented in the
College Theatre at Mt. Hood
Community College, w ill open
April 1. Repeat performances
are scheduled for April 2 and 3.
< urtain time each evening is
8:30 p.m.
Dr. Angus Bowmer, founder
of the Ashland Shakespearean
Festival, w ill be guest speaker
at a special dedication
ceremony before the April 1
performance The dedication
.ceremony w ill begin at 8 p.m.,
j followed by the opening per-
I formance at 8:30 p.m.
Written by Garcia Lorca,
"Biood Wedding” takes place
in rural Spain in 1923 The play
is about the frustration of in­
stinct which ends in tragic
pathos.
It
concerns
a
| domineering woman, as do
several of Lorca’s plays.
In addition to the MHCC
students, several members of
the community are cast in
“ Blood Wedding” according to
director Dee Torrey. Isabella
Tramblie, Opal Horr, Karen
Dodge, Robert Holden and
Mike Scavone are members of
the Eastmont Players who are
part of the cast. Barbara Olson,
Consfonce
M /fche//
|engoged
Mr and Mrs Myron Wayne
Mitchell, 329 NE 156th A v e ,
announce the engagement of
[th e ir daughter, Constance
Marie, to Gary David Horger,
son of Mr and Mrs Marvin C.
Horger, Rt 1, Box 212, Eagle
Creek
The
bride elect
was
[ graduated from Reynolds High
School in 1967 and attended Mt.
I Hood Com m unity College,
where she was student body
: treasurer in 1968-69 She is now
a secretary in the admissions
office at MHCC.
Her fiance is studying
business administration at MH
:CC, where he is president of!
I Circle K He is a Navy veteran
The couple w ill marry July 31
at St Therese Catholic Church
a Gresham High School
student, and Laurie Rowers, a
student at Gresham Grade
School are also members of the
cast.
Tickets for the performances
are on sale in the Mt. Hood
Community College Store. All
seating is reserved. Adult
tickets are priced at $2 00 while
students with student body
cards are $1. MHCC students
are admitted free.
M issionary
to speak
Senator Bob Packwood urged
a
Senate
subcommittee
Tuesday to give special con­
sideration to the fishing rights
of Indians under existing
treaties
Packwood proposed an
assistance program costing
$250,000 annually and to be
administered from the Bureau
of Interior’s Portland office. An
estimated 80 per cent of the
efforts of seven professional
fishery biologists, three non
professionals and several
seasonal aides would be
directed
at
providing
assistance to Indians.
Packwood
said
the
management of anadromous
fishes, such as steelhead and
salmon species, is most d if­
ficult and highly technical. He
said sport and commercial
fishermen, as well as the In­
dians, are concerned about
these fish returning to their
spawning grounds that often
are located in Indian reser­
vations.
JC NE 11 IS THE date set for the weddine of Sandra
Packwood also urged that a
DiAnn Burgess and Steven Arnold Vetter. She is the
$38,00« appropriation be made
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burgess of P.O. Box 44.
to
establish
fishery
Brightwood and he is the son of Mrs. Norma A. Vetter and
management assistance at
the late Mr. Edwin T. Vetter of 6521 SW 142, Portland. She
Madras, Oregon This would
is presently employed by Portland General Electric
allow the hiring of two per­
Company while he will graduate from Oregon
manent personnel and provide
Technilogical Institute this June. The wedding will be
for their travel to such areas as
held in St. Peter's Catholic Church. She is a 1968 graduate
Warm Springs and Umatilla
of Sandy High School and he graduated from David
Indian Reservations, Crater
Douglas in 1967.
Lake National Park and
several National W ild life
Refuges.
He also requested a speed up
Phyllis Rader, owner of the and bouncy look are big this
on construction of the $3.2
million Warm Springs National Curl Shop and Shirley Perkins spring, according to the show.
Fish H atchery in Wasco attended the Annual Pacific
County. Only $425,000 has been Coast Beauty and trade show
appropriated to the hatchery on March 21 and 22.
The show featured the latest
since it was authorized in May
in spring hair styles and con­
1966.
August 21 is the date set for
Packwood also made these tests for students and operators the wedding of Kathryn Gayle
Kunz and John Leland Moore.
key recommendations made to from around the Northwest.
The new styles for spring are
the Senate Sub-Committee on
The couple became engaged
Appropriations of the Interior somewhat moderate compared on March 3. She is the daughter
to
the
styles
shown
by
the
Department:
of Mr. and Mrs. William Kunz
—Construct a new office National Hair fashion com­ of Klamath Falls and he is the
complex in Roseburg at a cost mittee in January.
son of Mrs. Errett Moore and
The ’’stand out back comb-1 ,^ late Errett M
f
of $800,000 to house the Bureau
ing
two
or
three
mches
at
Main
St
Sandy
of Land Management. Pack-
wood said the building would nape, curls, waves and curls
The groom is a graduate of
on the cheek with a soft
save taxpayers $668,000 over forward
.
Sandy Union High School and is
attending
Oregon
State
the next 30 years because of the T o o ls f n l ( P n
savings which would be
TU K en
U nive rsity
m ajoring
in
Tools valued at $160 were m e c h a n ic a l
realized. The building would be
e n g in e e rin g
constructed on five acres of stolen March 24 from the technology The bride to be is a
land at the Veteran’s Hospital Oregon Asphalt Co located at graduate of Klamath Union
grounds. BLM is now housed in 20500 NE Glisan.
High School, Western Business
Sheriff’s reports said the School and presently is at­
a leased warehouse which is too
spread out to be efficient, he culprits kicked open a door to tending
P ortland
State
gain entry.
explained.
University.
Spring h a ir styles shown
Engagement
is announced
The Rev Sam L Sasser, an
Assemblies of God missionary
to Micronesia, w ill be guest
speaker Sunday April 4th, 9:45
and 11:00 a m. at the Sandy
Assembly of God Church, the
ff™n™n nr r» "■<■■■<■ m
Rev. Jim Davis, pastor, has
program
can
be
established
by
C
announced.
Sasser and his wife Florence Oregon State University at the
Albany Metallurgy Research
were active in Bible school
Centy
in Albany.
work, literature distribution,
—Provide $27,400 for ad­
e v a n g e lis m , e s ta b lis h in g
churches, and radio ministry ditional s ta ff personnel at
during their past term of Crater Lake National Park in
m issionary service. With Oregon.
headquarters in the Marshall
Islands, Sasser served as field
fellowship chairman and as
superintendent of the western
district of the Micronesian ,
M arine Pvt. Alfred
Assemblies of God. He is one of
five members of the Far East Christiansen, son of Mr
Bible School Administrative Mrs. Afred J. Christiansen
Committee (FEABSAC) and is Route 2, Sandy, was graduated
also a member of the advisory from recruit training at the
committee to the Far East Marine Corps Recruit Depot.
Advance School of Theology San Diego
He was a 1969 graduate
(FEAST) in Manila, Philip­
pines.
Sandy Union High School
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Sunday A pril 4th
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668-4941
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668-4864
counselors needed
AN LAR1A FALL wedding to planned by Julie Ann
rleischman and Ralph Glen Goins, Jr. She is the
M/k ’ n.d url Verl C Flelschman. Rt. 1 Rox
52«. Sandy and he is the son of Mrs. Juanita Goins, Rt. I
Box 395, Eagle ( reek. The bride Io be is a senior at Sandv
I nion High School and her fiance is a 1970 graduate of
Sandy and is now taking basic training at Fort Dlx New
Jersey.
il
Columbia River Girls Scouts
w ill have day camp Aug. 9 to 20
at Oxbow East.
Plans for the camp, which
w ill include both Scouts and
non-Scouts, were made when
the program committee met
recently at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Stone.
The camp w ill be from 9 a m.
to 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday with activities for girls 7
to 17.
The theme this year w ill be
pioneering There w ill be
cooking, c ra fts and nature
study. Swimming and bicycle
units w ill be available.
T raining sessions w ill be
held at St. Luke's Episcopal
Church April 8 and 22 from 10
a m. to 3 p.m. Babysitting will
be available.
P a rticip an ts should bring
sack lunches. Films of skills
and camp government w ill be
shown.
The third training session
w ill be April 15 at Oxbow East.
Any parent who would like to
become a counselor is welcome
to attend the training
Any camper, counselor or
prospective counselor wanting
more information may call
Mrs T erry M a rtin , camp
d ire cto r, 232-4408, or Mrs
Kenneth Jacobs, business
manager, 236-7228
His Land' set
Valley Chapel Baptist Church
will present the Billy Graham
film , “ His Land." at 7 p.m.
Friday, April 2.
The church is located at the
intersection of Rock Creek, and
Sunnyside roads in Clackamas
county. Everyone is welcome.
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Sandy, Oregon
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