4 - SANOY «Ora.) POST Thun.. July IS. 1971 (Sac. 1)
Summer English offered Cottrell Doings
at Sandy high school
Im m anuel
Lutheran
Church
By MRS. H.H. W A TK IN S
668-4850
* am
ItilS a .m .
Illla m
Morning Sarvlcoi
Sunday School
Adult Blblo C la »
Fifteen students w ill finish
their summer course in English
this month at Sandy high
school
Dennis Crow, language arts
department head, is conducting
the course. Students earn a
previous sem ester’s c re d it
upon successful completion of
the six-week course which runs
until July 26.
This is the third year for the
program at Sandy Crow said
students can review subjects
and ideas they might not have
understood during the year.
Crow works as much as
possible on an individual basis
with the students.
A complete review is given in
the basic fundam entals of
English grammar, composition
and lite ra tu re durin g the
summer session Students work
from three textbooks and also
borrow books for supplemental
reading Each week students
have the equivalent o f 15
regular English sessions. They
combine three regular classes
into one summer session.
“ This is helpful to those
youngsters who have a sincere
desire to learn and are w illing
to work hard,” Crow said.
A Cordial Walcoma l<
Extended to All
PASTOR P R AN K KO EPK E
444-4232 — Church
SANDY CHURCH
OF C H R IST
East M ain at Hwy. 2«
Bible Classes
Morning Worship
Evening Worship
Midweek Bible Study
(W ed.) 7:3« PM
Ladies Bible ClassIThur.) 10 AM
Forest D. Moyer
Minister
M S-4,1« Church
214-442« Home
The Chapel of the
Hills
Between Sandy and Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership.
You Will Be Weicomel
Bible School
Morning Worship
Evening Service
Bible Study (Wed.)
9:45 a m.
ll 00a.m.
7-«:15p.n
7:30 p.m.
Thyra E. Strand, Minister
422-3240
ST. JUDES
C O LL E G IA TE
CHURCH
(An Episcopal Organised
Mission)
Sunday Fam ily Services
10:20 A M .
P.O. Box 57
321 Scenic Ave.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4108
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
4:41a.m .
Morning Services
11a.m .
Westminister Fellowship
High School Group
7:00 p.m.
Nursery Care During Worship
Parsonage 440-4144
REV E .L. N E U E N F E L D T
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday Mass 4:30 a m.- « p.m.
St. Johns Catholic Church
Welches, Oregon
Mass 4 p.m. Sat.; 0 a.m. Sun.
Corner Strauss A Pleasant
Sandy, Oregon
Father Carl Gimpl
440-4444
Sandy Seventh -
Day
Adventist Church
Proctor and U nivariity
Sabbath School
4:20 a.m .
Morning Service
11:00 a.m.
You A r t Welcome
Paster
LA R R Y K U R TZ
665-7096 — Home
668 6144 - Church
Timber
Festival
SANDY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Johnny Sez
- BUYING? -
- SELLING? -
- TRADING? -
24-Hour Phone Service
when calling Johnny
MO 5-3491 w ith
1
J. J. WALKER
I
AT 8-5045
I
4950 NE Union
Portland
M a fie Leitheiser
M rs. W illiam Hunt the
b rid e ’s sister-in-law , was
matron of honor She wore a
floor-length pink gown and
carried a bouquet of yellow,
purple and pink flowers
Rick Hines, Portland, was
best man Lewie Hutson and
Rick Skaggs seated ap­
proximately 100 guests.
Assisting at the church
reception were Mrs Hubert
Simon, Mrs M arjarie Franks,
V ickie
Gunderson,
Mrs.
W illiam C arr and Connie
Melsness.
The new M rs. Hutson
changed to a pantsuit for her
honeymoon to San Francisco.
Portland has been selected as
According to King the con­
the site for one of the 34 “ Divine vention program w ill feature
Name” district conventions of Bible talks, the enactment of
Jehovah's Witnesses to be held B ib lica l dram as and th e ir
this summer throughout the meaning to us today as well as
United States, announced Hay a b a p tis m a l- o r d in a tio n
A King, presiding minister of ceremony.
the Sandy congregation.
The highlight of the con­
“ The local congregation has vention w ill be the public
been invited and is planning to lecture Sunday afternoon July
attend and participate in all 18, at 3 p m entitled, "When All
assembly a ctiv itie s .
The Nations Collide, Head On, with
Portland convention w ill be God.”
held July 14 18 at the Portland
Civic Stadium and is expected
to draw 20, (MM) people from the
P a c ific Northwest. Other
convention cities in the West
are Vancouver and Victoria,
Canada, Spokane, San Fran­
A little of the Old West will be
cisco and Los Angeles,” he relived the last weekend of July
when Estacada holds their 14th
annual Timber Festival
Logging s k ills , including
speed climbing, tree topping,
log ro llin g , choker setting,
cable splicing, log bucking and
chopping, w ill be combined
with a field meet and a Draft
FARM TRACTOR CO.
Horse Pulling contest to add a
See Us for New
, touch of old west to the
Jacuzzi Pumps and
festivities Competition will be
Repairs on A ll Makes
held for professional, novice
Of Pumps
and women contestants.
Loop Hwy. & Boring Road
Over 5,000 spectators ja m ­
Gresham, Oregon
med the Crown Zellerbach
Telephone 663 4353
spread for the activities last
S P tf
year. At least as many are
expected for this year’s show
SELL YO UR HOUSE
1’he program w ill run from
W IT H A C L A S S IF IE D A D
July 23-25
D on’t Hesitate!
DECORATE
• Custom Draperies
• Woven Woods
• Decorative Shades
• Supplies for
“ doing your own”
8ANKAM{RICARO
M lftftt*
A t 't
with
Decorator’s Shopping Service
Barbara°Eisenbraun
666-2809
Harvey Watkins and his sisters
and families the Ernest Meyers
and the Norval Naas family.
L o o k w h o 's g o n e
BANANAS!
WALT
DISNEY
productions'
»M I
BAREFOOT
EXECUTIVE
TECHNICOLOR’ SI
•flTttfenriftaactO’-
2ND FEATURE
It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad,
MAD Doors
Mad. Open World
7 p.m.-Friday, 1:15 Sat.
1:15 Sunday Mat. Only
SUNSET THEATER
School Appliance Sale
We Have
R o frig g rato rs
and
J u lie H unt weds
M ic h a e l Hutson
Meeting set July 14-18
D E N N IS CROW, left, explains an adjective clause to Don
Boitano. Crow conducts a summer class in English at
Sandy high school. Program is in its third year.
(Post photo)
OBITUARIES
M R. AND MRS. M IC H A E L HL'TSON
(Julie Hunt)
(Gateway Studio)
M ichael Hutson and his
bride, the former Julie Hunt,
are at home in Gresham
following their wedding May 29
at T routdale Presbyterian
Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon E. Hunt,
Rt. 4, Box 170, Boring, and her
husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs Daniel Hutson, Portland.
The Rev. Oscar Payne of­
ficiated at the 4 p.m. double
ring ceremony.
The bride’s floor-length gown
was fashioned w ith bishop
sleeves and empi.e waistline.
She carried white and pink
mums
The recent passing of George
Hauglum took another life long
resident of this community
I The Hauglum family were long
time residents of Hauglum
Road. A sister, Mrs. Mabie
Bergseth, of Mission Hills Calif,
has been here visiting Mrs.
George Hauglum, and Mrs
Pete Hauglum who lives in
Gresham now.
Charles
W ilkinson
and
daughter Helen were visiting
old friends here one day last
week They have recently sold
the Wilkinson home here to
th e ir neighbor the H arold
Lundys.
M rs George Brisco has
recently sold her ten acre home
here and moved to a home she
bought near Gresham
M r. and Mrs. D w ight
Wilkinson have just visited his
mother, Mrs. Lucile Wilkinson
and his brother Bert in Culver
City, Calif.
Alfred Meyer from Seattle is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie
Meyer and his brother and
wife, M r and Mrs. Ernest
Meyer of Carpenter Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. James Watkins
of Eureka, Calif, paid a recent
visit here to his parents the
Mrs. Matie Louise Leitheiser
65, of Sandy, died July 6, at a
local hospital after an illness of
about two years.
Mrs. Leitheiser was born
M atie Louise Johnson, at
Owantonna, Minn. As a
youngster she attended school
at Detroit Lakes Minn. About
1929 she moved, making her
home near Sandy. On June 20,
1931 at Hillsboro, she married
Frank Joseph Leitheiser. Her
husband died in 1965. Mrs.
Leitheiser was a member of the
St. Michaels Catholic Church of
Sandy. Before her husbands
death, they owned and operated
a stock farm in the Sandy
Community.
Surviving members of her
family include two brothers
and two sisters, John F.
Johnson of Boring, Charles
Johnson of Bend, Mrs. Mamie
Stuck of Portland, and Mrs.
Molly Paulson of Brainerd,
Minn. There are 21 nieces and
nephews
Recitation of the Rosary was
Friday, July 9, St Michaels
Catholic Church. Requiem
Mass was Saturday July 10, at
St Michaels Catholic Church,
Sandy with vault interment in
Gethsemani Cemetery, Port­
land.
Carl O berg
Carl Oberg, 28, of Rt. 1, Box
26. Eagle Creek, died of injuries
July 1 when a tractor he was
using to pull stumps rolled on
him.
Oberg was president of Atlas
Industries, Inc., 18448 SE Pine.
He had formerly worked for
Blance White of C orbett;
brothers, Jerald of Springdale
and Roger of Corbett; his
grandparents, M rs. Esther
Settlemeier of Corbett and Mrs.
Lillian White of Columbus.
Miss.
Funeral services w ill be held
Thursday 1:30p.m. at Bateman
Funeral Chapel w ith va u lt
interment.
di
Left
Enloe graduates
Cascade Corporation.
He is survived by his wife,
Jolene, and a young son, Carl
Jr., also two children by a
former marriage They live in
Vancouver, Wash.
Funeral services were July 3
at Jacobson Family Southwest
Funeral Home, 8747 SE Foster
Road.
P arrott W . Arnold
Parrott W. Arnold, Sandy,
died in a local nursing home
July 12 at the age of 63.
M r.
Arnold was born
February 20, 1908 in Jackson
County, N.C. He worked
most of his life as a pipe
fitte r in the ship yards until his
retirement.
He is survived by two sisters:
Mrs Lizzie Cantrell and Mrs.
Hester McCullough; one niece,
Mrs Willis Duncan, all of South
Carolina.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday July 14, in the
chapel of Sandy Funeral Home.
Burial services were held at
F ir h ill M em orial Cemetery,
Sandy.
R rn |
Edward F. Enloe, Jr., a 1964
graduate of Sandy Union High
School, received an Associate
of Applied Science degree from
Oregon Technical In s titu te ,
Klamath Falls, last month.
Enloe majored in welding
processes technology w hile
attending Oregon Tech. He was
vice president of the American
Welding Society and member of
the Student Union Board of
Governors while at Oregon
Tech. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward F. Enloe.
N E IL R IE G E L M A N N
A P P L IA N C E S
PHONE
665 4158
Thomas W hite
J.
Thomas
White,
Castroville, Calif., and fo r­
merly of Corbett, died in a
Salinas. Calif, hospital July 10.
He was born July 9, 1943 in
Portland and was educated in
Corbett Grade and High School
and Portland State. He married
Carmen Staples in Corbett in
August 1964 He was a member
of the Corbett Christian Church
and was a volunteer Foreman in
Dist. 14 in Corbett.
He had moved to California
one year ago and was employed
by Bookkeepers Business
Service as a field represen­
tative
Besides his wife, Carmen, he
is survived by his daughter.
Teresa; his parents. Jesse and
Sandy
Eunice Barnum,,
Librarian
-
Public Library
New books
i
arrive at library
Many new books are on the shelves of the Sandy Public Libran'
for the enjoyment of patrons Following is a list onvaried sub­
jects
The Sound of Laughter
B Cerf
Homeland
H. Borland
Country Music U S A
B. Malone
Lines West
C. R Wood
White House Diary
C.Johnson
The Kimona Mind
B. Rudofsky
The Beautiful Northwest
Sunset
Illustrious Immigrants
L. Fermi
Saint Watching
P McGinley
World Without Hunger
O. Freeman
Only One Year
S. Alliluyeva
The Portable Medieval Reader
J B Ross
The World of the Bison
E. Park
Stranger Than Science
F, Eduards
TheShotgun Book
J. O’Connor
Penny Candy
J. Kerr
Are > ou Carrying Any Gold or L iv irg Relatives
I. Kämpen
Selected Poems
L. Hughes
The Place No One Knew
E. Porter
Glimpses of Glory
W. Conklin
The Children
J. de Hartog
On the reference shelf-
The McGraw H ill Encyclopedia of Space
Illustrated Encyclopedia of World Coins
Added to our craft display by Irma Metcalf and Ursula Solso.
is a woven wall hanging bv Dorn Kiser
WE RE BUILDING A NEW LUXURY SPA IN ROCKWOOD
YOU WILL LOSE
POUNDS AND INCHES
ON OUR PROVEN PLAN
/L O S E Up To
10 LBS. in 10 Visits
/L O S E One Full
Dross Size The
First Month .
50,000 women proved it
CHARTER
MEMBERSHIPS
AT ALL 4 J. J. SPAS
*/2 OFF
ON OUR
REGULAR
PROGRAM
NOW ONLY’1.75 WK.
CALL N0W1 OFFER LIMITED
TO FIRST 200 NEW MEMBERS
TRIAL VISIT* FRET
• Johnnie Johnson Spas <
ANO NOW IN ROCKWOOD PLAZA • 665-5179
DOWNTOWN
4 2 5 S.W. 10th
227-0411
I
IA S T S IK
2714 N J . BROADWAY
2S1-OO45
VANCOUVER
1011 BROADWAY
4 9 5 -1 3 5 4