4 - S A N D Y (O r*.) POST Thur»., May 13, 1971 (Sec. 1)
A c k e rs assigned
Air Force Sergeant Stephen
B. Ackers, of Sandy, has
arrived for duty at Kingsley
Field.
Sergeant Ackers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe B. Ackers, is a
security policeman in a unit of
the North American Aerospace
Defense
Command.
He
previously served at Harnstein
AB, Germany.
The sergeant is a 1967
graduate of Sandy Union High
School. His wife, Jennifer, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ruegg, Rt. 4, Boring
R etirem ent comes H ospital
fo r Sandy teacher serves
a re a
H a w a iia n flo w e rs m a rk
C heryl O kita's w e d d in g
The new college theater at
Mt Hood Community College
isn't very old and already it is
very much a part of the concept
Gresham General Hospital
of having Mt. Hood serve as a
serves an unusually large area.
"Town H all" for East County.
It is the only such fa cility in
The theater opened only a
East Multnomah county and
couple of months ago for its
serves a rapidly-growing ur
first performance. It was called
ban-industrial area.
"Sounds of the Saints" and the
Included is not only Gresham
Mt. Hood music people mixed
but the communities of Fair-
together a potpourri of sounds
view, Troutdale, Wood Village,
and groups and played to a
Cascade Locks, Estacada,
[ standing-room-only crowd. It
Barton, Carver, Boring, Sandy,
was Mt Hood group playing
Damascus and Happy Valley.
for a la rg e ly com m unity
A ll this, plus the unin
audience.
corporated areas of M u lt
The first dramatic presen
nomah. Clackamas and Hood
tation
was
the
theater
River counties nearby.
dedication perform ance of
"Blood Wedding.” The play,
presented by Mt. Hood students
and directed by Mt. Hood’s Dee
Torrey played three nights and
initiated the theater.
Angus Bowmer of Ashland’s
Shakespearean Festival fame
was in attendance for the
opening night. He commented
Worldwide
on the beauty of the theater and
Delivery
the excitement of having such a
MRS. EVANGELINE Buschke helps one of her third
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facility in the community and
grade students as she has been doing In the 34 years she
A ll Hours
for the community.
has taught school. The teacher Is presently at Flrwood
The Gresham Eastm ont
school but will retire following this year. She has taught
Powell
Grosham
Players demonstrated that the
the Sandy school system the last four years.
Post Photo
theater is for the community by
presenting “ Black Comedy” in
Several receptions have been
a three night stand The satire held in the Sandy area recently
was a success and involved to recognize the work of Mrs.
members of the community, Evangeline Buschke who is
the college and area high re tirin g from teaching in
schools.
Sandy.
Both “ Blood Wedding" and
Mrs Buschke is a third grade
"Black Comedy” were again teacher at Firwood school in
presented during the college’s Sandy and has been there for
Dedication Week fe s tiv itie s . the past four years. Before
Astronaut Charles Fullerton coming to Sandy she had taught
L o n g e r H o u rs To S e rv e Y ou
used the theater as a launching in several different schools and
pad for pictures of the moon has taught for a total of 34
B e tte r . . .
and outer space as seen from years.
Apollo 14.
One of the highlights of her
It was only fitting that the teaching career came in the
new theater should be the scene school year 1957 to 1958 when
Lunch a n d D in n e r S e rv e d
for the installation of Dr. Earl she was selected teacher of the
Klapstein as the college’s first year for the Elgin, Oregon
T u e s d a y th ru S a tu r d a y
president.
It
was
his school district.
(Kitchen Now Open 'Til 10 P.M.)
management efforts and the
M rs. Buschke attended
r
efforts of Dave Spooner, many school at Oregon College of
FOR ORDERS
MHCC staff members and the Education and Eastern Oregon
The Adventist Center of community that planned for,
College of Education.
TO GO
Sandy in the first months of developed and finally realized
She taught two years at
1971 has given aid to 74 persons the creation of the theater.
Umatilla county schools, four
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in need and is ready to help
The theater continues to be a years at M orrow county
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those who have had misfortune gathering place for the com
schools, and 23 years at Union
or illness, states Mrs. Alta
m unity even a fte r, now county schools in Elgin before
Bloom, leader of the church’s especially a fte r, Dedication
coming to Sandy.
Welfare work.
t Week. The M eistersingers
Members of the church gave entertained two sell-out crowds
Order Your
financial aid and are also this last weekend much to the
3 M ile s East o f G re s h a m
Berry Tickets From
helping to repair a house which crowd’s and critic's enjoyment.
on th e O ld Loop H ig h w a y
was recently blown from its
The Gresham Outlook
foundation and considered a
local disaster.
Gresham United Methodist
Church was decorated with
Maui pink antheriums flown in
from Hawaii for the April 17
wedding of Cheryl Lynn Okita
and Barry Tadao Uchida
The Rev Wendell L. Coe
perform ed the double ring
ceremony for the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Frank M. Okita,
Rt. 1. Box 630, Boring, and the
son of Mr and Mrs Michiyuki
Uchida, Lihue, Hawaii.
’ Mrs
George Toya was
Im manuel
organist and Jim Hardin sang
at the 4 p.m. ceremony.
Lutheran
The bride wore a gown of
Church
organza over peau reem
broidered with Alencon lace.
♦ am .
I M orning S o r v ic tl
The em pire dress has a
14:15a.m.
Sunday School
14:15a.m.
A d u l t Sitilo C lo u
detachable watteau train Her
veil
of English illusion was held
A Cordial Watcoma l>
with a flower cap She carried
Extended to All
white cattelya orchids and
white pikake
PASTOR FR A N K KO EPK E
Gayle Okita was her sister’s
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maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs Ralph Tashima,
SANDY CHURCH Raymond, Wash., Mrs. Kent
Wong, Portland, Mrs Michael
OF CHRIST
Fujimoto, Honolulu, and Bette
E a it M ain at Hwy. 20
Okita, Astoria.
They were gowned in floor-
Blble C la » e t
10 AM
length lime, pink and light blue
Mornlng Worthip
1) AM
MR. AND MRS. BARRY TADAO UCHIDA
flo ra l p rin t sheer em pire
Evenlng W orthip'
O. M PM
(Cheryl Lynn Okita*
dresses with scoop necklines,
Mldweeh Blble Study
(DeeStudio)
(Wed.) f: M PM
short puffed sleeves and easy
(-adlet B lM e C la titT h u r.) 10 AM
sheath skirts Each carried a of orchids and antheriums from family were Mrs. Kiyo Izui and
long stemmed white antherium Hawaii.
Fo rett O. Moyer
Chuck Izui, Chicago, Mr. and
( with pink bow.
M in itter
Georgene Toya, Gresham, Mrs Harry Okita, Ontario, Mr.
001-0110 Church
Alvin Uchida, Lihue, served was in charge of the guest book and Mrs. Taka Okita, Payette,
250-4024 Home
his brother as best man.
Mrs. Larry Taylor, Portland, Ida . and Mr. and Mrs. James
Ushers were Dennis Arakaki, took care of gifts.
Okita, and Paul, Burns.
The Chapel of the Los Angeles, A1 Ogasawara,
Serving the cake were the
The couple traveled to Fort
Hills
P ortland, Ralph Tashim a, bride's aunts, Mrs. Kiyo Izui, Meade, Md., where the
Raymond, and Kent Wong, M rs. Ben Kasubuchi, Mrs. bridegroom is stationed in the
Between Sendy and Brightwood
Portland.
Chuck Ita m i. M rs. George Army. He is a graduate of
A Community Church without
The couple and their at Okita. Mrs. Yosh Okita, Mrs. Oregon State University. His
a m emberthlp.
You Will Be Welcomel
tendants wore leis for the James Okita and Mrs. John bride, also an OSU graduate,
reception at Flow er Drum Kagawa.
I Bible School
0:45a.m .
worked in the dietary depart
Morning Worthip
Restaurant,
which
11:00 a.m.
was
Out-of-town guests in ad ment of Good Sam aritan
Evening Service
7-4:15 p.m.
decorated with many varieties ditio n to the bridegroom 's Hospital.
Bible Study (T h u rt.)
7:30 p.m.
Thyr« E . Strand, M ln ldar
433-3340
ST. JUDES
C O LLE G IA TE
CHURCH
(An Episcopal Organiiad
Mission)
Sunday Fam ily Sarvicas
10:30 A M
P.O. Box 57
321 Scenic Ave.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4108
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
0:45 a.m.
Morning Sarvicas
11a.m.
Wastmlnistar Fellowship
High School Group
7:00 p.m.
Nursery Cara During Worship
Parsonage 440-4504
R EV. E .L. N E U E N F E L O T
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday Mass 0:30a .m .-4 p.m.
A
SI. Johns Catholic Church
Walchas, Oragon
Mass 4 p.m. Sat. i I a.m. Sun.
Corner Strauss B Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Father Carl Oimpl
440-4444
Sandy Seventh -
Day
Adventist Church
Proctor and University
Sabbath School
0:30 a.m.
Morning Service
11:00 a.m .
You Are Welcome
Pastor
LA R R Y K U R TZ
665 7096 — Homo
668 6144 — Church
Persons c e le b ra te
s ilv e r a n n ive rsa ry
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Persons of
|Rt. I, Box 864, Sandy, were
honored with a celebration at
their home, on their silver
wedding anniversary, Satur
day, May 1, given by their five
children, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Persons. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Coffman and baby, and Linda,
Tom and Stan Persons.
Earl is the son of Mrs. Mazie
Eblen and brother of Mrs. John
Faubion of near Orient. The
house was decorated to suit the
occasion with the highlight
being a moneytree Most of the
guests gave gifts of money,
mostly silver, which was at-
SANDY CHRISTIAN
WOMEN'S CLUB
tached to the tree. Mr. Persons
presented his wife with a new
set of wedding rings and the
couple's children gave their
parents a silver table service.
Other guests present besides
the children were Mr. and Mrs.
Dale M artin and fam ily. Mrs
Ray Martin, Mr. and Mrs Doug
Remmick and fam ily, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry M artin and family,
Mrs Mazie Eblen. Mr and
Mrs. John Faubion, Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Faubion, Mrs.
Harrold Persons and children,
Mrs. Walter Olsen and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Smith.
FLOWERS
by
MALCOMS
NEW FEA TORES
AT
TERRIBLE TERRY’S
INN
-O P E N 11 A.M . to 1 A.M .—
Local church
helps p eople
666-9898
TERRIBLE TERRY'S
INN
’Hop -a-loney'
- M e n u - - takes jump title
SANDY ELEMENTARY
This months luncheon w ill be
SCHOOL
Friday, May 21, at the house of
May 17-21
Wong at 12 noon The menu will
MONDAY
be American food
Fish Sticks
The speaker w ill be Ben
Mashed Potato
Sang, an orphaned Korean. An
Crisp Radishes
Am erican fa m ily supported
Bread, Butter
him for 13 years. He has had
Milk
some experiences which we
Apple
would not wish to experience.
TUESDAY
You won t want to miss hearing
Spanish Rice
his story. Special music w ill be
Carrot Sticks
Mrs. Koepke.
Nellie’s Rolls
Our special feature this
Fruit
month is our annual "Queen for
Milk
a Day" There w ill be a happy
WEDNESDAY
lady going home as the Queen
Luncheon Meat Sandwich
with some lovely gifts. She
Lettuce Wedge
might be you. Invite a neighbor Creamed Potato and Peas
and be ready when you are
F ruit
contacted for your reservation
Milk
If you are not called by Wed
THURSDAY
nesday noon please call Jan
Delicious Baked Beans
Young 668 6075 or Sharon
Torsed Green Salad
Ixigston 668 6131. Reservations
Molasses Quick Bread
and cancellations must be
Milk
made.
Friday
A nursery is available at the
Vegetable Meat Stew
Assembly of God church for 25c |
Crisp Relishes
per child Plan to leave the
Bread, Butter
little ones for a couple hours
Milk
and enjoy a very exciting
Mt Bar Cookie
luncheon
Maybe it was because the sun
wasn't shining, or because the
air was a little chilly, but the
celebrated frogs of Mt. Hood
Com m unity College w eren’t
doing their leaping best at the
Fourth Annual Frog Jump May
5.
The one exception was “ Hop-
A Loney” , anim ated am
phibian entered by Rick Walton
and Virginia Knudson, who ran
away with the $25 first prize
this year with leaps and bounds
totalling 12 feet 5 inches.
However forbidding the
clouds may have been, the
enthusiastic crowd of 200
students, staff and various
onlookers more than com
pensated for the threat of rain
The
spectators
shouted,
whooped, stomped and cheered
each of the 35 croakers as they
competed in the fun-filled
event.
Judges for the unique contest
had as much fun as contestants
and spectators Joe Brennan of
Frank Newell Pontiac. George
DeWitz of radio station KRDR.
Lee Irwin, publisher of The
Gresham Outlook, and Dick
Swanson, MHCC counselor
chased after erratic jumpers
with stop watch and tape
measurer to determine the
winning leap.
The Gresham Kiwanis Club,
Ernie Beers Twelve Mile Tire,
David Douglas High Scool and
Reynolds High School all en
tered frogs in the event, but
none came close to “ Hop
A-+Loney’s” record bound.
E n trie s from
Mt
Hood
President Dr. Earl Klapstein
and Vice President Dr. Louis
Herkenhoff didn’t perform too
well in the contest. Dr. Klap
stein's entry, “ E lk ’s Jumper”
leapt a mere 6 feet 6 inches.
“ Homer,” frog sponsored by
the Mt Hood Admissions Office
came in second with a leap of 9
feet 3 inches Last place honors
were taken by “ Lily-Pad” ,
entered by Nancy Hager and
Connie Mitchell, with a puddle-
jum p of 2 feet 8 inches.
GRAND OPENING!
OF
Sandy’s New Fabric Shop
THE HOBBIT HOUSE
On Friday May 14
LOWER LEVEL - CEDAR PLAZA
FABRICS - NOTIONS
BOUTIQUE
CUSTOM SEWING
Open Monday thru
Saturday
9 A.M. to 6 PJW.
Friday Evenings
Till 9 P.M.
CLOSED SUNDAY
Zzzzz!
Your family will sleep better, live better, and work
better year-round with electric air conditioning. See
an air conditioning dealer for a cool deal now and
ask for free Oregon scenic placemats.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Supplying clean energy for a better life
PLAT S< HIHII.KRS participate in Rhythm band aa
Home Econ. Il girla direct the activity at Sandy high
school.
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