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4 - S A N D Y (Ore.) POST Thor».. June 7. 1973 (Sec 1» Sandy OES slates officer installation The M t View chapter of Oregon Eastern Star w ill hold an open installation of officers. June 23. at 8 p m at the Sandy Masonic Lodge The ceremony, which will have a Centennial theme, w ill install Helen Hiatt as W orthy M a tro n H arold Woody, Junior Deacon of Sandy Madonic Lodge No. 158. will be Worthy Patron Other elected officers include Lillian T ritt. Associate Matron. Claude T ritt, P .P ., Associate P a tro n . M aude Johnson, Secretary , Dottie Shoup. P M , T re a s u re r; Lorene S ieler, Conductress, and Bea Woody. Associate Conductress Appointed officers are Inez Howard P M . Chaplian. Betty- SERMON ON THE MOUNT jo in with us in fam ily wor ship. fellowship and joyful assurance in Christ’s word. •: 30 AM each Sunday at St. John's Catholic Church. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Lutheran Church CHURCH 9 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. A Cordial Welcome is Extended to All RASTOR FR A N K KOEPKE 668-6232 - N ew dentist opens office D r. Michael L McKeel. a former graduate of Gresham High School, has opened a general dental practice in Gresham at 125 NW’ 1st SANDY BAPTIST CHAPEL (Conservative Baptist) 700 Mam St. Sandy Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Wed. Eve Worship Church SANDY CHURCH OF CHRIST East Main at H w y 26 Bible Classes 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11a.m . Evening Worship 6:30 p.m. Midweek Bible Study (Wed., 7:30 p.m. 9 46 am . 11 a.m. 7 p.m. 7 30 p.m. PASTOR Ed Grable 668 4064 Fellowship Worship 9 30 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Wordup 11a.m . Praise Service 7 p.m. Mid Week Prayer Service 7 :3 0 p.m. Nursery Care during Worship PASTOR Ed Neuenfeldt Church 668 4543 Manse 668 4594 St. M IC H A E L 'S C A T H O L IC CHURCH Sunday Masa Mass 6 p.m. Sat.. 8 a.m. Sun Comer Strauss & Pleasant Sandy, Oregon Father Carl Gimpl 668-4446 668 6116 ST. JU D ES SANDY S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T CHURCH C O L L E G IA T E CHURCH (An Episcopal Organized Mission) Proctor and University Sunday Family Services 9 :3 0 A.M . Sabbath School Morning Service 9 30 am 11 00 a.m. You Are Welcome P.O. Box 57 312 Scenic Ave. Sandy, Oregon Pastor L A R R Y K U RTZ 665 7096 - Home 668 6144 - Church 668-4108 Office Phone 668 4109 THE C H A P E L O F THE HILLS between Sandy end Bn^irw ood A Community Church without a member di ip You Will Be Welcome' Bible School 9 45 a.m. Morning Worship 1 1 .00 a.m. Evening Worship 7 -8 1 5 p.m. Bible Study (Wed , 7 30 p m. SU N D A Y SERVICES Sunday School 9 45 a.m. Morn mg Worship 11 00 a m. Evangelistic Seme« 7 00 p.m. Family Night Wednesday ...7:30 p.m. Chureh Phon. 668 4964 CRESTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH (S B C ) HOODLAND CHAPEL On highway 26 In Wemme Sunday Services Bible Study......... 10 a.m. ning Worship 11 a.m. Wed Study SiPrayar Hour 7 30 pm LY LE L. W AHL Pastor Church Phone 622 3464 Home Phone 622-3403 Affiliated with the Conservative Baptist Assn, of America Chaplain Ron Crecelius, from George Fox C ollege in Located on SE Orient Dr. (Old Loop Hwy 2 ’A Miles W of Sandy) S E R V IC E S Sunday School......... 9 45 AM Morning Worship . . . . 1 1 : AM Church Training...............6 PM Evening Worship . . 7: PM Wednesday .................7:30 PM Pastor Donald B. Highfill Phone 668-6083 Your pink flowered dogwood hasn t reached a certain life milestone if it suddenly sports w hite flow ers or sprinkles w hite blossoms among the normal pink. Chances are that it is quite healthy but m erely playing tricks on you as explained by W ilb u r W B u rk h a rt, area extension agent F lo w e rin g trees are the product of a special variety being propagated by grafting A scion from a tree having the desired variety is placed on a root and small portion of the tn aik of another commonly available variety easily grown from seed All goes well as long as the root plays its assigned part of gathering plant food and water for the grafted top portion that is to produce the coveted flowers of special color and T V , How long must my husband and I have been married to qualify me, after his \ t death, for a widow's pension9 Providing all other qualifications are met. you are legally the widow if SOCIAL SEC U RITY: You and your husband were validly married or, if the validity of your marriage is questionable then if the laws of the state in which your husband lived will allow you to inherit his intestate personal priority VETERANS: You were married for any length of time before Dec 14, 1944 for World War I widows; Jan. 1,1957 for World War II widows. Feb 1, 1965 for Korean Conflict widows; before the expiration of 10 years following termination of the Vietnam era for Vietnam widows; OR you were married continuously for one or more years OR you are the mother of the veteran's child bom before or after marriage C IV IL SERVICE )Federal): You were married lor at least two years im mediately prior to your husband's death or if you are the mother of his child born of your marriage BAÏEMÀN 520 W. POWELL BOULEVARD • GRESHAM • PHONE 665 2128 We honor all funeral inaurance and truat pfar» KEN L BATEMAN STANLEY C. MORRIS By SARA SEWELL Usually The Sandy Post is CHICKEN STRATA Woodland Hospital adds staff MR AND MRS PETER EDWARD SASS I M ariisn Kav Matheson i The a p p ro x im a te ly 150 out of town guests They in- H ills , wedding guests attended the eluded M rs. A lm a recep tion follow ing at the Bon ng M ary Cox and Mrs Connie Sandblast. Sandy; M r Eagle Valley Grange Hall Assisting at the reception and Mrs Dewey Plaster and and M rs. F ra n k were Alma Hills. Margaret M r Christensen w ith son P h il, Christensen, Arthelyn Easton. L a n ta W hetstine. Veda Bnghtwood. and M r and Mrs Knoblauch. Helen Ba sc he. and Dave Howe, Welches The couple is now at home in Wanda Lakey Dallas, Ore . where the groom S everal Sandy-Hoodland is employed at the Columbia residents numbered among the River Log Scaling Bureau ---«HI Newberg, will be speaking He has served in the A rm ed Forces, and was a member of the Four Flats Quartet, win ning the Barbershop Harmony Championship of the Pacific Northwest for the past two years For reservations, please call Ann M an e Amstad, 668-6639 Babysitting will be provided at Sandy Assembly of God Church for preschoolers six years and under At last month's luncheon, Pauline M ille r was crowned Queen for a D ay She received gifts and a floral bouquet Past queens were also honored at that time "Cradle Roll" A son. Jeremy Jonathan, to M r and M rs w illia m B. Lagers. R t. 1, Box 138, Estacada. M ay 4. A daughter. Angela Karen, to M r and Mrs Donald S James. Rt. 3, Box 160. Sandy, M ay 9 A d aug h ter. Bethann Frances, to M r and Mrs Edgar J. Gould. Rt. 2 Box 959. Estacada. M ay 12 A daughter Jennifer Jane, to M r and Mrs E rvm R Baurer, Rt 2. Box 236. Estacada, May 14. Mrs Helen Terry and Tod Archer have been appointed Personnel Director and P u r chasing Director respectively at Woodland Park Hospital, according to Thomas Markson, administrator M rs . T e rry , c u rre n tly working for a Business Ad ministration degree at P ort land State University, was most recently with the Division of Career Education of the Northwest Regional Education Laboratory She also held a number of positions with Moore Oregon in P o rtla n d ; was a research assistant assigned to the Urban D e v e lo p m e n t M anpow er P ro je c t fo r N orth C entral Texas Council of Governments at the University of Texas Institute of Urban Studies in Arlington. Texas, has been Training Director at McKay Dee Hospital Center in Ogden. Utah and Assistant Personnel Director of the City of Ogden Utah Archer was most recently Public Relations Director for a Portland hospital He also has been Personnel Administrator at the Cubic Corp in San D ieg o; an A d m in is tra tiv e Assistant responsible for personnel administration and other areas in Ix»s Angeles a S ta ff Assistant fo r Space General Corp in lais Angeles and Business Manager for a San Diego law firm The Nebraska native earned a degree in business a d ministration from Pasadena City College in Pasadena Calif T he second annual In ternational Dinner is slated for this coming Sunday, June 10, at the Sandy Adventist Center, at type 5 p.m Following the dinne» The startling surprise comes from 7 30 p m to 9 p.m. there from an un-noticed sprout will be a farewell program in growing from the root and honor of Larry Kurtz and finding its way into the upper fam ily. Pastor of the Sandy portions of the tree where it Seventh-day Adventist Church remains inconspicuous until it The International Dinner will suddenly produces flowers of fe a tu re a u th e n tic foreign another color among those of cuisine; Italian. Polynesian. the color usually found on the Mexican German. Chinese and tree Burkhart suggests removal of sprouts from below the graft unless close observation is made to prevent a take-over by the intruder Rootstocks of certain species may have more vigor than the variety it is hosting For this reason, any indication of the sprout to overshadow the superior colored variety should be regarded as cause for im mediate removal by pruning All pnanng wounds must be coated w ith tre e h ealing compounds im m e d ia te ly to prevent rot invasion '' Vi cup grated cheese Li cup mayonniase *.« cup onion, chopped 1 can cream ol mushroom soup I 1-3 cups sweet milk 1 egg, well beaten Into well greased casserole put broken pieces of bread (I cut it in squares with scissors). Then add to bread in casserole, the diced ch icken , c e le ry , pepper, cheese, mayonnaise, onion and m ix In another bowl mix soup. milk, and well beaten egg and pour over bread c ru m b -ch icken m ix tu re in casserole Bake at 375 degrees for 45 minutes Sprinkle top w ith a little m ore g ra te d cheese Makes six individual casseroles or one large one.— From the files of Mrs W W Turner. Gadsden. Ala Mrs Jack Luscher gave me some of her zucchini pickles made by the following recipe They are delicious From the files ol Mr Burgener, Estacada Steak 8 Lobster Thick, juicy, USDA Choice Sirloin Steafc Butter-lust ions Lobster Tails *4.75 ZUCCHINI CHUNK PICKLES Plus Ran«h H o u -, 1 gallon peeled chunks of zucchini M ix in plastic pail or crock container with 1 cup hydrated lime to 1 gallon w ater Let stand 24 hours Stir often as lime settles Pour off water and rinse well Let stand in cold water 3 hours Pour off water Pour cold brine 'recipe below) over chunks and let stand 24 hours Simm er 35 minutes, then seal in hot sterilized jars T o u t. p lu m p b.iG - I p o ta to , < o'/> * j /- i ! and the ni< t 'it W iitr e u r * in t o w < (11 A M lo 9 P M 't il 10 pm Fri & . i 17937 SE Stark at 181st 666 5696 Brine 6 cups vinegar 10 cups sugar 3 Tablespoons mixed pickling spices 2 Tablespoons salt Green food coloring (use sparingly as color deepens) AM» « C A N NTf . You are invited to attend a Dinner, farewell program slated Dogwood may change SANDY A S SE M B LY OF G O D JIM D A V IS PASTOR Thyra E Strand. Minister 622 3260 If you have antiques you would like to display on the table, please make a note of ownership and date of age and anything of interest connected with your item. Mrs Belcher will be presenting the special feature BY SAHA SFWELI Two pre-cooked chicken breasts, and if so desired, one, or maybe two thighs well cubed or cut up 2 or 3 slices of bread, crust removed and diced Mi cup dried celery Vi cup bell pepper - Remembering When” will be the theme of the Sandy- C hristian W om en’s Club Luncheon on Friday, June 15 at 10 noon at the Adventist Center All ladies who would like may wear centennial dresses since the special feature will carry out Sandy’s Centennial W /ia L i Coohim,. 9 very a c c u ra te in p rin tin g recipes correctly. but last week there was an error in the amount of flour to be used in Naked Apple Pie A reader at Alder Creek discovered it and called me to get the correct amount Instead of 4 cups of flour sifted with 1 teaspoon baking powder it should be 4 cup flour sifted with 1 teaspoon baking powder Christian Women slate luncheon 9 30 a.m -6 p.m St Johns Catholic Church Welches, Oregon M a rily n Kay Matheson, fo rm e r Hoodland resident, married Peter Edward Sass Sunday, May 6, in Richland. Ore The bride, who attended Sandy High School through her junior year, is a graduate of Pine Eagle High School in Richland She is the daughter of M r and Mrs Robert Matheson, now of Richland The groom, who graduated from Eagle Valley High School in 1968 attended Chemetka C om m unity College His parents are M r and Mrs Herman Sass of Richland The R ich lan d C hristian Church »as decorated with baskets of mums, gladiolas, and daisies, for the 1:30 p m ceremony The Rev Chester A Stewart performed the double ring service ‘We've Only Just Begun” was sung by soloist Arlene Brock P eggy Saunders provided accompaniment on the organ. The form er M arilyn Kay Matheson, given in marriage by her father, wore a full length gown of white flocked nylon over lace It was styled with a tiered hoop skirt, and full sheer sleeves A mid length illusion veil, with a lace headpiece completed her costume She earned a single orchid, en circled by white and yellow daisies Mrs. Roberta Edens served as her sister's matron of honor She wore a empire gown of lime green polyester, and carried a basket of yellow and white daisies Similarly attired was another sister. Rebecca Bnndell who was a bridesmaid. Others in cluded Maureen Fow ler and Mrs Barbara Johnson Flower girl was Shelley Kay Edens niece of the bnde. A cousin of the groom. David Sass, served as best man Ushers were E arlyn Garrett, Gene Bunvard and Rodney Hammond Ring bearer was Ross Hammond COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IM M A N U E L LUTHERAN Morning Services Sunday School Adult Bible Class C u tler J P M , M a rs h a ll, Gertrude Alt P M , Organist. Aline Madison P M . Adah, Z ara R ichey P M , R uth. Katherine Leech P M . Esther Agnes B arker P M . M arth a. Julia Latim er P M , Electa. Martha W'llliams, Warder, and Lee Cutler J P .P . Sentinel A reception will follow in the basement of the lodge Form er Hoodland area resident m arries RACE UNITY DAY Observance 7 P M ., S U N D A Y , J U N E 10 SANDY ODD FELLOWS NALL a dessert booth All foods will be prepared by local Sandy- area residents, and will be sold at a modest price Both the dinner and the farewell for the Kurtz fam ily will be open to the public Chicken dinner, variety »how, tinging & dancing. Entertainment begins at 8 pm Bring a friend C h a in s a w g o n e NO ADMISSION CHARGE A Homelite chain saw valued at 8180 was stolen from an in d u s tr ia l te c h n o lo g y classroom at M t Hood Com munity College, according to Gresham police reports NO COLLECTION sponsored by the Bahai's of Clackamas, County BIRTHS A daughter. Beth Ann, to M r and Mrs Scott Muhlig, Rt. 3, Box 344. Estacada. M ay 4. A son, Michael Gregory, to M r and Mrs John C Hog lund, Rt 1, Box 249 B Eagle Creek, May 26 H ub cap ta k e n Lyle Pomeroy, 165# NE Kane Road, reported to Gresham police May 30 that the hub caps had been stolen fro m his ■ Porsche c a r w h ile in an a p a rtm e n t p a rk in g lot He placed the losa at 852. ooo Although a growing process, le u than 2 per cent of the raw m aterials used by industry -not including food or energy-are derived from recycling. Cd LEATHER SHOES ONLY Bring in y o u r t r a d * . in th o s e and o ld ie « fo r CASH O FF the new o nes Trod* in good on leather shoot only — Summer sandals and canvas shoos excluded. 1313 Lloyd Center a Rockwood P l» *» a Ralegh HillS Shopping Center • Salem Lake Oswego Country Square • Valley River Plaza, Eugene ____________________________________________________________ All Ban* C ards W elcom e g
