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SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur».. July 13. 1972
Firearm taken
A pistol valued at $150 was
reported stolen July 6. from the
apartment
of
Frederich
Rineholt, 16431 NE Gltsan St.,
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IMMANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Morning Sorvtcw
Sunday School
Adult Bible Class
9 am
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 Main at Hwy
26
Bible Classes
10 AM
Morning Worship
11 AM
Evening Worship 6 30 PM
Midweek Bible Study
(Wad.I 7:30 PM
Ladies Bible ClassIThur.) 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
P.0. 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 Welcome)
Bible School
9 45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m
Evening Worship 7-8:15 p.m.
Bible Study (Wed ) 7:30 p.m.
Thyra E Strand, Minister
622 3260
COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday School
9:46 a.m.
Morning Services
11a.m .
Westminister Fellowship
High School Group
7 p.m.
Nurjery Care Dunng Worship
Parsonage 668-4594
REV. E. L. N E U E N F E LD T
St. MICHAEL S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Sunday Mass
9:30
a.m.-6 p.m
St. Johns Catholic Church
Welches. Oregon
Mats 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.
1 1 0 0 a.m.
You Are Welcome
Pastor
LA R R Y K U R TZ
665 7096 - Home
668 6144 - Church
SANDY
ASSEMBLY
OF GOD
SUN D A Y SERVICES
Sunday School
9 45 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7:00 p.m.
Family Night
Wednesday ,..7:30 p.m.
JIM DAVIS
PASTOR
Church Phone
6664964
(Sec 1)
Picnic honors couple
on 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Herbert Lund-
gaard were honored at a
picnic reception at their Sandy
home June 28 The couple was
m a rrie d 50 years ago in
Madison, Wis. in 1922 They
have lived in Sandy 25 years
Attending the celebration
were
the
Lundgaard's
daughters:
Mrs
Robert
(Alvina) Haak. Boring. Mrs
Andrew (E llis e ) Haefner,
Boring, Mrs Ruth Rolling,
Portland, Mrs M J (Leona)
Proctor, Prineville, and Mrs
Bernice Cantrell of California
Another daughter, Mrs Donald
(Clarice) Haefner of Messena.
N Y was unable to attend
G randchildren
attending
were: M rs
C alvin Alps.
Boring, M r and Mrs Clyde
Mahaffey and Candice Haak.
Portland, M r and Mrs Jay
Shriner, and M r and Mrs Bill
Gurney of California, and Mr
and Mrs Dennis Cooper of
Connecticut
The couple has 22 grand
children,
and
8 g reat
grandchildren Mr. Lundgaard,
a World War I veteran, is a
retired taxidermist
U C o o l; ,,,,: 9
BY SAHA SEWELL
Party set for
Cham bers
MR. AM» MRS HERBERT LUNDGAARD
M o d e r a t e s t a k e o ffic e
A slate which could be
labeled “ moderate” was swept
into office at the organization
meeting of the Clackamas
County Republican Central
Committee Thursday, July 8
The meeting was held at the
Oregon City Court House and
won by a vote of almost three to
one, regaining control lost to
the “ conservative” group in
1970.
A record crowd was present,
with
117 precinct
com
m itteem en
and
women
voting out of a total of 133
preciricts in the county.
Frank Larsen of Milwaukie
was
elected
chairm an,
replacing Dave Barkhurst of
West Linn
Shirley Lyons of Canby
became the new vice chairman,
Harriet Lloyd of Lake Oswego,
secretary, and Loyd Green of
Beavercreek, treasurer Other
officers are John Beirwagen,
alternate chairman; Eugenia
Brewster, alternate vice
chairman; William Ludders,
Harriet Loman, Grace Still,
John Rau and Dorothy Iverson,
congressional committeemen,
and Mike Montgomery, and
Andrea Jacobson, Warner
Dinteman, Julia Johnson and
Judy Thomas make up the new
district nominating committee
Frank Larsen, the new
chairman, is a manufacturer s
representative for Norman S.
W right & Co., dealing in
heating
and
ventilating
equipment, and has been active
in party and civic affairs for
many years In his acceptance
speech Lassen stressed the
im portance of unity and
cooperation within the party
and pledged himself to work
hard fo r the election of
Repulican candidates
Delegates to the State Con
vention, to be held at the
Sheraton Motor Inn Thursday,
The following recipe is a Chill all ingredients and toss
summer cooler—a delightful together Garnish with parsley
salad to serve on a hot day, or and orange slices Serve on
any day It can be proceeded lettuce leaves Serves 5-6.—
with a quickie soup made by From the files of Mrs Jack
mixing one can of condensed Schafer, Eugene, tire Mrs.
cream of celery soup and one Schafer is the sister of Mrs.
can of condensed cream of William L Tickner of Sandy
chicken soup and d ilu tin g Recently I used this recipe for a
according to directions Serve luncheon and used fresh
with bread sticks
pineapple pieces instead of the
CHICKEN SALAD
canned pineaple I had requests
for the recipe and since it was
3 cups chicken, diced
printed last in March of 1967, I
1 cup celery
2 Tablespoons lemon juice •am reprinting it.
2 Tablespoons copped green
MYSTERY PUDDING
14 cups all purpose flour
onion
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup granulated sugar
1 can t id b it pineapple,
1 teaspoon baking soda
drained
4 teaspoon salt
1 can mandarin oranges,
1 egg. beaten
drained
1 can (17 oz ) fruit cocktail,
4 cup slivered almonds
undramed
4 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon lemon peel
4 cup golden brown sugar,
firm ly packed
V* cup chopped nuts
Sweetened whipped cream
Combine flour, sugar, soda
and salt in m ixing bowl
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank Combine egg. fruit cocktail
Chambers. Sandy, w ill hold with syrup and vanilla, add to
open house to celebrate their dry ingredients and mix to
50th anniversary It w ill be in dampen Pour into greased 8
the lower level of the Sandy inch square pan Mix together
Baptist Chapel The celebration brown sugar and nuts Sprinkle
is slated for Saturday, July 15. over batter Bake in 350 degree
from 7:00 p m to 9:00 p.m
oven for 45 minutes until cake
The Chambers’ would like to tests done Cool. Cut into 9
invite all their friends in the squares Serve topped with
area to join them on their an whipped cream Serves 9 —
niversary
From the files of Mrs Howard
W Berger. Sandy. Oregon
July 20. through Sunday, July
23, were elected John Fielding,
an 18-vear-old student from
Local garden
club meets
The July meeting of the Tw ig
and Dig Garden Club w ill be
July 19 at 10 30 a m at Sandy
City Hall A program has been
planned
Day Camp
at Roslyn
The
C o m m u n ity
Presbyterian Church w ill
sponsor a day camp at Roslyn
Lake July 17-21 for children
from kindergarten age through
the sixth grade.
Bible stories, folk music,
swimming, and nature study
will be featured at the day
camp
Transportation
w ill
be
provided from the church at
9 45 a m and w ill return to the
church at 2 p.m Children
should bring a sack lunch and a
swim suit
Registration w ill take place
at the Presbyterian Church
from 9:15-9:45 on Monday. July
17.
Lake Oswego, was nominated
by Representative Roger
Martin and won a seat. The
other delegates are Dick
Foster. Dave Barkhurst, Clydia
Magaurn and Hap Young
Adventists
hold camp
W en d lan d t
in service
Navy Fireman Apprentice
David M Wendlandt, son of Mr
and Mrs Elmer L Wendlandt
Many local Seventh-day of Route 1, Eagle Creek,
Adventists w ill be part of the completed basic In te rio r
more than 20,000 persons ex Communications
Electrician
pected to attend the 94th An School at San Diego.
nual Seventh-day Adventist
An interior communications
Camp meeting beginning this electrician m aintains ship
Friday in Gladstone
b o a rd
c o m m u n ic a tio n s
The convention, which w ill be s y s t e m s ,
in c lu d in g
held on the 72 acre Adventist gyrocompasses,
telephones,
owned campgrounds, w ill alarms, guidance systems and
continue for nine days through automatic engine controls
July 22
He is a 1971 graduate of
The Sandy Seventh-day Estacada Union High School
Adventists w ill not be holding
their regular church services
during this time because of the
convention.
John A Plumondore, son of
Mr
and Mrs
Loren J
Jewelry lifted
Plumondore, Rt. 1 Boring, has
Over $7,500 worth of jewelry been promoted to airman first
was reported stolen July 8, class in the A ir Force
from the Multnomah Falls
A irm an
Plumondore, a
parking lot
parachute rigger, is assigned to
The jewelry, belonging to the a unit of the Tactical Air
wife of Edward Messinger Jr., Command which provides
Lake Oswego, had been put combat units for air support of
under the front seat of the US. ground forces
family auto when it was parked
He is a 1970 graduate of
near the falls
Sandy High School
Service Line
margarine Add I lb sifted
powdered
sugar
and
2
teaspoons vanilla Beat well
with ele ctric m ixer This
makes frosting fluffy Spread
over cool cake, cover and
refrigerate. From the filesof
Mrs Frank P. Girod, Lebanon,
Oregon You will notice I called
this Carrol or Spice Cake My
son is the only person 1 know
who does not eat th u cake and I
think it is because he thinks he
doesn't like cooked carrots
Perhaps I should have called it
Spice Cake when he asked
what kind it was
remainder of cream mixture
and
crum bs,
c h ill
In
refrigerator —From the files of
Mrs Dwayne Vedder. Sandy,
Oregon This is a pretty dessert
and o-so good! It also has the
do ahead advantage
PEACHY DESSERT
Into a 9" x 13” buttered pan
put
1 No 24 can sliced
Elberta ding peaches with
juice, 1 cube butter or
margarine (Use 4 cube diced
over the peaches).
Use 1 package yellow cake
mix in dry form and sprinkle
over top of peach-butter
mixture Use other 4 cube
butter over cake mix Sprinkle
one half of 39c size package of
slivered almonds over lop and
bake in 350 degree oven for 1
hour Be sure to get the coar
sely cut almonds, not the finely
sliced, as the crunchiness of the
nuts is so delightful Serve plain
or topped with whipped cream,
cool whip or ice cream Add a
cherry on top if desired —From
the files of Mrs David Johnson.
Bright wood, Oregon Serves 10
12
WHO
NEEDS
DRUGS?
CARROTCAKE
OK
SPICE CAKE
Sift together
2 cups all purpose flour
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons soda
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon salt
Add slowly and alternately
3 cups finely grated carrots
14 cups coking oil
4 eggs
Fold in:
4 cup chopped nuts
Bake in a large greased and
floured pan, eigher a 9” x 13" or
15” x 9" pan. at 350 degrees for
35 to 40 mmues or until top does
not spring back when touched
lightly in the center Frost with
the following
( REAM CHEESE
The preceding recipe is a
favorite with children It is
easy to make and one almost
always has all the ingredients
on the pantry shelf Of course
ice cream may be used as a
topping instead of the whipped
cream
Today at a retreat held by the
Woman’s Association of the
C o m m u n ity P re s b y te ria n
Church at the lovely home of
F R O S T IN G
Mr and Mrs Grant DeShazer
('ream 6 oz. cream cheese
at the foot of Zigzag Mountain, (room temperature) with 4
we also enjoyed a delicious pot cup softened butter
or
luck luncheon There were
requests for recipes for the
following three desserts
W illa
BLUEBERRY
REFRIGERATOR DESSERT
375 degree oven 10-12 servings
9 4 " x 11” or 2 qt layer pan
4 cups miniature marsh
mallows or 32 large ones
1 cup milk
1 cup of cream, whipped, or
&
L
equal amount of Cool Whip or
Dream Whip
Melt marshmallows in milk
over hot w ater; cool in
refrigerator, then fold in 1 cup
of cream, whipped
14 cups flour
4 cup brown sugar
V« teaspoon salt
D ix ie M t n .
tg cup margarine or butter ( 1
stick >
o r M a r io
Mix flour, sugar, salt and cut
in margarine or butter Press
into pan and bake in oven 10-12
minutes, stirring a couple of
times Remove from oven,
reserve 4 cup and again press
crumbs into pan, cool
1 can of prepared blueberry
or other pie mix, or thicken
your own berries with 1 cup
sugar. 4 cup cornstarch,
cooked until clear
When cool spread 4 of
whipped cream mixture over
crumbs, then pie m ix , then
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dancing organization, recently held their
annual Raspberry Festival on July M
. The
event was originally scheduled to be held in
the Oddfellows Hall, but rain forced the
square dancers into the Sandy High School
Gym An estimated 200 people attended the
event.
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WOMEN'S CLUB
The
Sandy
C hristian
Women’s Club w ill meet for a
potluck luncheon at Son Village
in Wemme, July 21 at noon
Guest speaker w ill be Mrs
Odessa K Neild, a graduate of
Multnomah School of the Bible
She has spent five seasons with
an archeological project in the
Holy Land and has just recently
returned from a six month trip
around the world on a freighter
Her talk w ill be entitled,
“ Let ’s Look at the Other Side”
and will emphasize India with
artifacts and slides used for
illustrations.
The music will be provided
by Mr and Mrs Mel Lamm
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built a float which w ill be in a convention
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