4 - SANDY (Or«.I POST Thurs., April 13, 1972 (S«c 11
M o n e y gone
Charles Leathers of Leathers
Oil Co., Orient Drive, reported
to Gresham police Apnl 11, that
MOO had been stolen
IMMANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Morning Servie»
Sunday School
Adult Bible Class
9 a.m
10 15 a m
10 15 a m
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
PASTOR FRANK KOEPKE
668 6232 -
Church
SANDY CHURCH
OF CHRIST
East Mam at Hwy. 26
Bible Classes
10 AM
Morning Worship
11 AM
Evening Worship 6 30 PM
Midweek Bible Study
(Wed.) 7 30 PM
Ladies Bible ClassIThur.l 10 AM
Forest D. Moyer
Minister
668 6116 Church
254-4624 Home
ST. JUDES
COLLEGIATE
CHURCH
(An Episcopal Organized
Mission)
Sunday Family Services
9 :3 0 A M.
PO . Box 57
321 Scenic Ave.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4108
THE CHAPEL
OF THE HILLS
Between Sandy and Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership
You Will Be Welcome1
Bible School
9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Worship 7 -8 1 5 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.
Thyra E. Strand. Minister
622 3260
COM M UNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday School
9 45 a.m.
Morning Services
11a.m .
Westminister Fellowship
High School Group
7 p.m.
Nursery Care During Worship
Parsonage 668 4594
REV. E. L. N E U E N F E L D T
St. MICHAEL'S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Sunday Mass
9 30 a.m.-6 p.m
St. Johns Catholic Church
Welches, Oregon
Mass 6 p.m. Sat.. 8 a.m. Sun.
Comer Strauss & Pleasant
Sandy. Oregon
Father Carl Gimpl
668 4446
SANDY
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Proctor and University
Sabbath School
Morning Service
9 30 a m.
11:0 0 a .m .
You Are Welcome
Pastor
LARRY KURTZ
665 7096 - Home
668 6144 - Church
SANDY
ASSEMBLY
OF GOD
S U N D A Y SERVICES
Sunday School
9 45 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 :0 0 p.m.
:amily Night
Wednesday ...7
JIM DAVIS
PASTOR
Church phon.
668 4964
R issb e rg e r-A b e le in
vo w s at First B aptist
Sheryl Ann Abelein chose
colors of gold and mint green
for her wedding March l l to
Francis John Rissberger
The couple exchanged vows
at l p m. at First Baptist
Church of Gresham, which was
decorated with yellow gladioli
and gold pompons
Delores
LaB arre
was
organist Carol W irth was
soloist. C andlelighters were
Don and Dwayne Abelein, the
bride's cousins
The bride, daughter of Mr
and M rs. Reginald Keith
Abelein, Rt 2, Box 670, Boring
wore a floor-length satin gown
with lace trim and chapel train
Her shoulder-length veil was
held with a crown of seed
pearls She carried white mini-
carnations and yellow garnet
roses. She wore a necklace and
earring set, g ift of the
bridegroom He is the son of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Charles
Rissberger. Eugene
Bonnie Abelein was her
sister's honor attendant.
Bridesmaids were Ann Klevin
and Cathy Heitzman. Angela
Johnson, the bridegroom ’s
niece, was flower girl
They wore m int green
dresses and white straw hats
with green and gold streamers
Each carried a green candle
with hurricane chimney and
gold pompons.
Bernard Duckett, Eugene,
served as best man Ushers
were
Glen
and
Tom
Rissberger. the bridegroom’s
brothers; Paul Winters and
Kent Johnson, his brothers-in-
law
The couple greeted ap
proximately 250 guests at a
church reception.
Assisting were Mrs Glen
Rissberger, Mrs Neil Abelein.
Mrs Jack French. Mrs Lottie
Charley, Mrs Calvin Hongel,
Mrs Ward Abelein and Mrs
Tools taken
Taylors
m a rk 6 5
years
Tools and cash valued at $201
were reported stolen April 6,
from the home of Roberta
Bowman, 19222 NE Clackamas
NEW l EXCITING!
STEREO
SPINET O R G A N
FR O M LOW REY
Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor,
Rt 1, Box 192, Boring, observed
their 65th wedding anniversary
f I'.ilu iin i; I .lim it m .
with open house at their Kelso
G ENIE
home Sunday, April 2.
Hosting the occasion were
their granddaughter. Mr and
Mrs William Hiscoe, Portland,
and Mrs. Lester Taylor,
Boring
The couple was m arried
March 27, 1907, in Lewiston,
Ida Their only son Lester
passed away in 1967 There are
two great-granddaughters.
Coral and Crystal Hiscoe
Walter Taylor was born Sept
9, 1884 in Juliaetta, Ida He
MOOEL HRM
followed many trades including
THEATRE
rafting logs on the Clearwater
SPINET ORGAN
River He rafted all the piling
Just push a button and Genie
and boom timber for the log
supplies Seven Rhythm Pat
pond at Potlatch Forests' Mill
terns PLUS your own per
in Lewiston He enjoyed many
sonal accom panim ent ot p i
years of hunting and fishing
I
ano. Ban|o. G uitar and String
His wife, the former Myrtle
Bass Play Bass Pedals man
A .11 NE III wedding al Aim* Community Church is
Bloom, was born in Cove, Ore ,
ually or autom atically
planned by Linda W inchester and George E I’uling. both
Aug 5, 1886 She was a hotel
of Portland. The bride elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
PLUS THESE EXCLUSIVE
cook when they met They have
R.J. Winchester, III. 3, Bos 700 Sandy, has attended
LOW REYFEATURES
lived in Kelso since 1945
Sandy High School. Ml. Hood ( onununity ( ollege and
A potluck dinner was held at
• Built-In Cassette Rocorder
Portland Slate I'nlversity. She is a certified occupational
the home of Mildred Taylor for
• Patented Lowrey AOC
therapy assistant in the stroke unit of Good Samaritan
42 relatives Many nieces and
• Percussion
Hospital. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Poling.
• Lowrey G lide
nephews came from Eastern
Tigard, attended Benson High School and ( art llayden
• Wow-Wow'"1
Oregon.
Idaho,
and
• Leslie Speakers
High School. Phoenis. Aril He was graduated from Port
Washington
land
Stale
I'nlversity
with
a
It.
A
.
in
history
in
1971
lie
Mrs Taylor's brother Leslie
Vibrato
Reverb
Pedal
MR AND MRS. FRANI IS JOHN RISSBERGER
works for Hillsboro Aviation Co.
Bloom, Lewiston, and Taylor's
S u s ta in .
P o r c u s s io n
(Shervl Ann Abelein)
sister and brother-in-law, Mr
Repeat and more
and Mrs Art Olsen, Victoria
Howard brink
The new Mrs Rissberger B C also attended.
Last Sunday evening a those who are carrying on work
ONLY
M ary
Rissberger, the changed to a lavender pantsuit
banquet was held at the Ad among this tribe
bridegroom's sister, was in for her wedding trip to the
S e e us to d a y lo r a
ventist Center, hosting 150
Merlin Carmen, Gresham, is
charge of the guest book.
Oregon Coast. Oregon Caves
tre e d e m o n s tr a tio n
Pathfinders, their leaders and Diector of District Seven and
Thieves broke into the
Special guests were the and Crater Lake
counselors This group is Will Lindslev, Sandy, is leader
b r id e g r o o m 's
g re a t
The couple is at home in Bonneville Post Office safe
known as District Seven, which of the Sandy group, which
sometime April 1 after prying
grandm other, N ellie Grove, Clackamas
includes Gresham. Oregon meets each Monday night at the
and his grandmother, Clara
The bride is a senior at open a window to gain entry
City. Hood River. Hood View, Center
Sheriff's reports said the
Rissberger; M r and Mrs Oregon College of Education
Sandy and Portland c ity
Boys and girls from the
F la rie Beach, Liverm ore. and her husband is superin amount of loss had not been
churches Sandy has the honor above mentioned churches
determined
as
of
Monday
Calif., and Mrs Laura Thorne, tendent of greens at Pleasant
of being the top club of this attend these sessions and learn «(Corner of 10th 8. N E M em St I
Seattle
morning
Valley Golf Club
\
11 N E 10th G retbem
group
many crafts and general in
6 6 6 8 766
Dr Stanley Lloyd gave an struction
interesting discourse about the
Masaie tribe of Tasmania.
Africa, where he has visited
and learned the needs and
Oregon’s FFA convention m ittee on ornam ental hor conditions of these people The
D istrict Seven group has
drew three students and Mr ticulture was Dave Edmonds
Lee Cole, adviser from Sandy The financial committee in chosen as their project the
cluded Dave Beiser, and purchase of a I-and Rover for
High
Wednesday March 21, Dave George Merten served on the
e le ctrifica tio n
Edmonds, president; Dave agriculture
Beiser, sentinel; and George committee
On the final day new officers
Merten, along with Mr Cole,
left to represent Sandy at the for next year were elected and
By M R S H H W A T K IN S
awards were given for the State
Pendleton convention.
; ' - ' < V \S
Each of Sandy's represen Star Farmer
Mr and Mrs. W. W Howard
y I
tatives were assigned to dif
had as dinner guests on Sunday
' / ^4 X " V * •
ferent committees which they
•
their son. Dr William Howard
X
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A stereo and television set and son David of Portland
attended three times a day for
three days Business sessions valued at $630 were reported
Cottrell Ladies Aid met on
umiler to
were conducted for the stolen Apnl 8, from the home of Apnl 5 at the home of Mrs J A
illuttretion
delegates to make
im Robert Jones, 1431 SE 202nd Caldo, the occasion being Mrs
provements and suggestions
Caldo's birthday Mrs Louise
for the organization on a state
Brook and Mrs Ida Hauglum
*Complete
level.
prepared the lunch The next
Presiding over the com-
Ensemble
meeting of the Ladies Aid will
be May 3rd with Mrs Clarence
Gnffin on Reynold:; Road
— SAVE $ 1 0 0 .0 0 —
Visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest
Meyer on Carpenter I-ane over
Carl says, “you don't need
the week-end, were three
money, just a little bit a month!"
grandchildren from Beaverton.
Jeff, Janelle and Jody Boden
Calling at the W W Howard
home on Sunday were Mr and
Students at Sandy high school
Mrs. Ralph Weaver and
S »
are getting ready to present a
children of Gresham
three-act comedy "The Curious
Recent week-end visitors at
Savage” .
the Alma and Grace Reed home
The production w ill be
were Grace Reed's sister and
presented to the public on April
husband the Joe Rebsamens of
A AAINTER WEDDING is planned by Becky Elath and Ed
28 and 29
Tacoma, Wash They were
Hanning. The couple recently announced their
Carey Shelton will play the
returning from a trip to Texas
engagement. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
leading role, M rs. Savage,
and Oklahoma
Elath of Kt. 2 Box 520. Sandy and is a senior at Sandy high
Others in the cast include Mike
1
school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanning of
Blakely, Jay Swails, Chris
Kt. 2 Box 1170, Sandy and is a 1971 graduate of Sandy high
Dudley, Scott Hergert, Debbie
C AREY SHELTON, who will
school and is employed by Kreb's Logging.
Gunderson, Steve Richkind,
play the lead role in the next
Susie Medders. Sherrie Dod
student production at Sandy
son, and Jay Miller.
O p tic a l supply business open
high school, studies her lines
Student directors are Laurie
The next play is set for April 28-
Samsel
and
Sandi
Morgan
Craft
in
Portland
and
will
have
A new business has now
29.
Diana
Hom
is
the
instructor
in
opened in the Hoodland area his dispensory open weekends
JLs 7-
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.
J r
charge of the prodution.
Claude T ritt has opened in his and . evenings
6
H
150 attend Pathfinder dinner
*2345°°
Safe cracked
, 'jMtfxic (,;n
State FFA convention
draw s Sandy Students
This Week Special
at Krause Furniture
Beautifully Quilted . . .
Queen Size Headboard,
Queen Size Bedspread,
Queen Size Frame,
Queen Size Spring Filled
Mattress,
Queen Size Box Spring
COTTRELL
DOINGS
1
Stereo swiped
ONLY *179.95
Students
ready
comedy
KRAUSE FURNITURE
301 East Powell Gresham
665-1103
SPORTSWEAR SALE
Brand N e w - 1st Q u a lity M erch an d ise
W id e A s s o r tm e n t o f Sizes
Windbreakers....... $3.50
Maple Drive an office carrying
optical supplies
T ritt works full time for Opti
(Children's 8> Adults)
Sweats
Sweatshirts ft
- s4 .0 0
A
*2.50 - *3.50
Shirts
1
(Children's)
FOOtball JerSeyS (Multicolored specials)
^3
Gym S h o rts .................................. 50* ' c.
*1.25
P.E. Pant Dresses
*2.00
Reversible T Shirts
*1.00
College Slogan T-Shirts ... *1.00
Miscellaneous T Shirts
75*
Socks............................................. 75?
S a tu r d a y A p r il 1 5 th
Tank Tops
(Women's A Girls)
(Printed Plain)
(Oregon, OSU, UCLA Cel., Stanford)
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9 a .m . t o 8 p .m .
SANDY S T l DENTS seem to be enjoying
rehearsal of the comedy "The Curious
Savage” . The play will be presented on
April 28-29 at Sandy high school.
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