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4 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., March 21, 1974 (Sec. 1 ) Home-Ec students plan play school Sandy High School Home Economics I I students are planning a play school for pre schoolers The play school will begin April 30 and end May 24 Any area youngster who will be four by May 15 and is not yet in first grade is eligible to participate The program provides an opportunity for high school g irls to work with sm all children in a v a rie ty of situations; to learn how children grow and develop; and to understand the psychology of growing up. The play school provides an opportunity for the p re schoolers to experience school in a limited way and to meet COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fellowship Worship 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7 p.m. Praise Service Mid Week Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Nursery Care During Worship PASTOR Ed Neuenfeldt Church 668 4543 Manse 668 4594 SERMON ON THE MOUNT Join with us in family wor ship, fellowship and joyful assurance in Christ’s word. 9:30 AM each Sunday at St. John’s Catholic Church. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. ^ L H o o d la n d Lutheran Church St. MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Sat. eve. Mass 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m.-6 p.m. St. Johns Catholic Church Welches, Oregon Mass 5:30 p.m. Sat.; 8 a.m. Sun. Comer Strauss & Pleasant Sandy. Oregon Father Batory 668-4446 SANDY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Proctor and University Sabbath School Morning Service 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. You Are Welcome Pastor ED BROWN 666 6764 - Home 668 6144 - Church SANDY ASSEMBLY OF GOD SUN DAY SERVICES Sunday School 9 45 a.m. Corning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service 7 00 p.m. Family Night Wednesday ...7 :0 0 p.m. Raymond Alcorn . ’ ASTOR Church Phone 668 4964 and work with other children. R egistration w ill begin M arch 11. A pp lication and additional information on the free program may be obtained from any Home Economics II student or from the Sandy High School office, phone 668-4151. Gear boxes gone Two gear boxes valued at $950 were reported stolen from the Don Obrist Dump Trucking firm at Rt. 3, Box 1156, Troutdale, according to sheriff’s reports The incident occurred bet ween March 7 and 9. reports state. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Services Sundey School Adult Bible Class 9 a.m. 10 00 a.m 10:15 a.m A Cordial Welcome is Extended to All PASTOR FR A N K KOEPKE 668 6232 - Church ST. JUDES COLLEGIATE CHURCH (An Episcopal Organized Mission) Sunday Family Services 9 :3 0 A.M . 312 Scenic Ave. Sandy, Oregon 6684108 Office Phone 6 6 8 4 1 0 9 ▼ »■ a I nc ■ ■ a rv CL OF THE HILLS Between Sandy and Brightwood A Community Church without a membership You Will Be Welcome! Bible School 9:46 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 SANDY BAPTIST CHAPEL (Conservative Baptist) 700 Main St. Sandy Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Wed. Eve. Worship 9:45 11 7 7:30 a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m PASTOR: Ed Grable 668 4064 CRESTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Southern Located on SE Orient Dr. (Old Loop Hwy 2% Miles W. of Sandy) S E R V IC E S Sunday School . . . . 9:45 AM Morning Worship . . 11: AM . . . 6: PM Church Training . . Evening Worship . . . 7 : PM Wednesday................... 7:30 PM Jim Gantenbein, Pastor Phone 668-6083 What is a Baha'i? Informal Presentation and Discussion Second & Fourth Tuesday of Each Month 8 p.m. Twin siste r attends Debra Lee C o llie r ! K eeping Posted THURSDAY, .MARCH 21 Debra Lee Collier asked her twin sister, Diane Coon, to be honor attendant in her wedding Feb. 14 to Randall Emery at Our Savior Lutheran Church. The Rev. Paul Frank per form ed the double ring ceremony for the daughter of M r. and Mrs. Donald Collier, 334 C herry P a rk Road, Troutdale, and the son of Mrs. Joyce Valberg, Boring, and Norman Emery, Portland. The bride, who chose a pink and red color scheme, carried a bouquet of pink, red and white carnations. She wore an old- fashioned style gown. Donna Boyd was organist for the 7:30 p.m. ceremony and Cindy Ferguson was soloist. The matron of honor wore a floor-length pink gown with lace trim. Also in pink were bridesmaids Karen Hunter, the bride’s sister, Debi Simnett, Troutdale, and Kim Thibodeau, P ortland, and flo w er g irl Jolene E m e ry , the bridegroom’s niece. King Bredenkamp, Boring, was best man. Ushers were Roger Em ery and Sam Winner, both of B oring, and R ick Emery, Portland. The couple received a p MR. AND MRS. RANDALL EMERY proximately 225 guests at the (Debra Lee Collier) church. (Photo by Fudge) Assisting were Kathy Collier, Alana and Linda Handefeld, Smith, a great-grandmother. attended Mt Hood Community The couple is at home at 16754 College. Her husband is a 1973 Chris McMorran and Mrs. Sue Em ery. Mrs. Linda Em ery was SE Woodward. graduate of Sam Barlow High The bride, 1972 Reynolds in charge of the guest book. School. He works for Radiation Special guest was Nana High School graduate, has International. GOLDEN AGE CLUB By ID A B. R EIN H O LTZ Last week's meeting of the Golden Age Club was well attended in spite of the in clement weather and gasoline shortage. S ix ty -fiv e mem bers and guests were present to enjoy « eeeeeU u .»L*.'.- *«.$»________ I v c iv a a u iv i o ic u u n o iu p auu club activities. The financial report by Lewis Hall, treasurer, showed a gain as did the Memorial Fund, reported by Pauline Allen. These good reports show a continued interest and give impetus to future plans for the Golden Age Club. Several tours a re being planned for the spring and summer season by the tour committee, Alice Olson and Stanley Davis. These include the Trojan Plant near Rainier, the M aryhill Museum near Biggs, the Owens Illinois Glass Recycling Plant and a trip up the Columbia River by boat. Many showed interest in this phase of the club’s activity. Gordon Pitman, a licensed defense driver instructor for A A.R.P. And N .R .T.A . was present and encouraged classes for senior citizens. Classes totaling eight hours of instruction over a period of two days will be organized later this spring and summer. This defensive driving in struction will develop new and better driving habits among experienced drivers. Pitman recently moved into Sandy and expects to become a member of the Golden Age Club. Frieda Whitlock displayed the Golden Age Club scrapbook which contains a host of pic tures and much information concerning the club. It dates back to the beginning of the club and traces its history to the present time. All should see this interesting record. Word has been received that one of our members, Margaret Bell, has moved to the Rest Harbour Nursing Home. We hope her stay there w ill not be a lengthy one. B eau tifu l and in terstin g slides were shown by Muriel M cCoy, who w ith her husband,William T ., and John and Ruth Mitchell, recently took a trip to Florida and New fiplaanc time unknown at press time, AAA basketball tourney Sandy game 9:30 a m. Businessmen’s coffee hour, Oregon Trail Savings and Loan 7:30 p.m. Sandy Municipal Court, city hall FRIDAY. MARCH 22 SUNDAY, MARCH 24 2:30 to 4 p.m. Open Gym, Sandy High MONDAY, MARCH 25 7:30 p m Bull Run section meeting Sandy Boring study, Bull Run School 8 p.m. Mt. View Social Club meeting, Agnes Barker home TUESDAY. MARCH 26 8 a.m. to8 p.m. vote on Sandy HighSchool operating budget 12 noon Sandy Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting, T.J's restaurant WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 7:30 p.m. M t Hood Lions and auxiliary meeting, Lions Club hall, Wemme 8 p.m. BPW fashion show, Sandy High Cafeteria THURSDAY, MARCH 28 9:30 a.m. Businessmen’s coffee hour, Oregon Trail Savings and Loan 12 noon Sandy Golden Age Club potluck luncheon, Odd Fellows hall 7:30 p.m. Sandy Municipal Court, city hall Kenton orchestra to appear Stan “The M an” Kenton and his orchestra will appear in the Portland Civic Auditorium for one night Friday, April 5, at 8:30 p.m. Stan Kenton organized his first 14 piece orchestra in 1941 and opened at The Rendezvous Ballroom in Balboa, Calif., where it was an instant suc cess. The Kenton Orchestras have been the leaders in rebirth of the big band sound and in the jazz band movement in today’s education. The orchestras have won wide acclaim from the public and the press including seven P layboy ja zz poll Ml.fi CooLh,«? 2 B E E F STROGANOFF lVi lbs. round steak, cut y« inch thick y< to *4 lb. (1 pt. box) fresh mushrooms, sliced, or 1 (8 oz.) can sliced mushrooms 1 can (lOVi oz.) beef broth or 2 V ___ H l__..U__ J ! ______ t__ J J_ « « « • 14 cup flour 14 cup uncooked rolled oats 1 cup (6 oz. pkg.) semi-sweet chocolate bits 14 cup chopped nuts In a m edium -sized bowl combine oil, sugars, eggs, salt, The pictures were exquisite cups hot water and assured us of the beauties Mi cup Crisco oil of nature found in these lovely % cup chopped onion places. cup sherry or water E v e ry o n e ’ s attention is 3 Tablespoons flour called to the p ro ject of 1 teaspoon salt collecting M .J.B. coffee lids 1 cup (Mi pt.) commercial which keeps the club supplied sour cream with coffee. Rice or noodles Parsley, if desired for gar nish. Cut steak into Mi inch strips. Brown in a large skillet in hot oil. Push meat to side of skillet; Disabled war veterans and add mushrooms and onion; veterans' widows must apply cook until tender but not brown. for th eir annual Oregon Stir in beef broth. Cover and property tax exemptions by simmer about 1 hour, until A p ril 1, J u an ita O rr, meat is tender. Add sherry. Clackamas County Assessor Combine flour and salt with cautioned today. Application is sour cream; stir into mixture filed with the county assessor. in skillet. Simmer uncovered Mrs. Orr said the exemption about 15 minutes. Serve on rice amounts to $7500 of the true or noodles. If desired, garnish cash value of the property. with parsley. Serves 6 —From Entitled are war veterans 40 the files of M rs . H ow ard per cent or more disabled, and Berger, Sandy. unremarried widows of war Serve a crisp Chef’s Salad veterans. with the following Honey She said this is not an French Dressing. autom atic exem ption. Even HONEY FREN CH though an exem ption was DRESSING granted last year, the property 1 cup Crisco oil owner must file a new ap % cup honey plication to be considered for ^2 teaspoon salt the exemption this year. 1-3 cup chili sauce If the tax payer still has M cup vinegar property tax to pay on his Vt cup finely chopped onion residence after the veterans’ 1 Tablespoon Worcestershire exemption, and has an income sauce □f less than $5,000 a year, he is Combine all ingredients in a eligible for a refund under the ja r with a tight-fitting cover. new homeowners and renters Shake vigorously. Makes 2y« property tax refund program cups.—From the files of Sara S. passed by the 1973 legislature. Berger,Sandy, Ore. Application for this benefit ESCALLOPED CORN must be filed by April 15 with A N D CH EESE the Department of Revenue, 1 egg, beaten Salem 1 cup milk 1 cup fresh bread crumbs 1 No. 2 can cream style com % teaspoon salt y< cup grated sharp cheese M ix above ingredients together and put into buttered 4830; or the Clackamas County Extension Office. 665-8631. The casserole dish. Bake at 350 fin al date for accepting degrees fo r 30 m inutes.— registration is April 29, 1974. Serves 4-6 —From the files of Mrs. Martha Lamb, Gadsden, Ala. BLACK CHERR Y SALAD 1 can black sweet cherried, drain, reserve juice 2 pkgs. (3 oz.) cherry jello 1 cup chopped nuts Sandy-Hoodland Jaycee 1 No. 2 can crushed president Tom Key has an pineapple, drain, reserve juice nounced that the Jaycees will 2 cups cola sponsor an Easter egg hunt on 1 (3 oz.) pkg cream cheese Saturday, April 13 at the Sandy Bring juices from cherries High School football field and pineapple to boil, dissolve The tentative starting time jello in this. Cool mixture and foi; the Easter egg hunt will be add cola. Refrigerate until It 10 a.m . and Key said that his begins to thicken, then add group plans to have com cherries, pineapple, nuts, diced petition and prizes for different cheese Chill until firm Serves age groUps at the event, 10-12 —From the files of Mrs. David White, Gadsden, Ala. T O F F E E BARS W cup Crisco oil A 10-speed bicycle valued at Mi cup granulated sugar $100 was reported stolen from Mi cup brown sugar the Rena Kay B a rre tt residence, 16400 E Burnside 1 eg« y« teaspoon salt St., between Feb 28 end 28. 1 teaspoon vanilla according to sheriffs reports Spread in a greased 9-inch square pan. Bake a t 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes. Cool slightly. Melt chocolate pieces over hot water and spread over baked layer. Sprinkle nuts over chocolate. Cool and cut into squares.—From the files of Mrs. Howard Berger,Sandy. If your jam supply is getting low, make up the following recipe. It is delicious. Veteran’s tax deadline told awards. Stan Kenton was the third person elected to the Downbeat Magazine Hall of Fame following Louis Arm- strong and Duke Ellington Tickets for Stan Kenton and his orchestra, priced at $5, $4, $3, are available a t: Stevens & Sons, Lloyd Center and Salem; H a rd y ’s Jewelers, Jantzen Beach; Lipman’s, all stores; and the P ortland Civic A uditorium , 222 SW Clay, Portland, 9720, phone 226-2876 ooo The driest place on earth is believed to be the Atacama D esert in Chili where no measurable rainfall has been recorded in many years. luuco u is a u iv tx a xu i x-o v a n illa Y l/M tr onH n o te Burning permits Spring burning permits are presently being issued by the Sandy F ire Department in time for the spring burning dates of April 12 - M ay 19. The permits will allow area residents to bum yard and tree trimmings. TAkE A bREAk IN yOUR b u s y <Uy. Visit the Christian Science Reading Room. Pead the award-winning newspaper, TheChristian Science Monitor, in our pleasant reading area. Explore the Bible and Christian Science maga zines in many languages Borrow an interesting book from our free lend ing library The Reading Room is free and it's for you It can be a refreshing break in your day CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Hour: 1 1 - 4 Daily Wednesdays: 11 - 7:30 Closed Sundays & Holidays 395 W. Powell Btvd. 666-3212 WE HAVE ITI A t The By SARA SEWELL u u u iu u ii There were 900,000 overseas telephone calls to and from the U S in 1950, compared with 35,000,000 in 1972. an increase of 3,789 per cent CURL SHOP HELENE B b CURTIS v ic in ilo UniPeim PRECISION PERMING SYSTEM L From *20. 6 6 8 -4 7 4 4 fabulous fabrics^ ,or faster! NEW FA3RIC ARRIVING DAILY. 'I I I • SIGN UP NOW FOR BASIC SEW W /K N IT CLASS Learn to make T-Tops, Sweaters, Pants, at a fraction of the cost of readymades. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Class Starts April 3rd SANDY FABRIC CENTER , |^ ^ 2 1 3 W. Proctor, Sandy 668-5350 '* ' Correspondence course set for parents How im po rtant are your child’s “baby” teeth’ What makes im m unization work against disease? How can you help your doctor more ef fectively? Cal Robertson, Multnomah County Extension agent will conduct a correspondence course in a series of three lessons beginning April 8. The course will cover preventive dentistry, immunization, and how to work with your doctor. The course is directed to homemakers with children 3 to 12 years old and will answer questions frequently asked by mothers concerning c h ild ’s health The lessons will be sent to homemakers at two week in- .tervals Brief assignments with ‘each lesson will be completed by the participant and returned jto the Extension Office before 'she begins the next segment Homemakers who would like .to register for the helath course should call the Multnomah ► County Extension Office, 229- Easter egg hunt set THE SOFT SHAPE FOR SPRING Supple knit», free and easy skirt», w ider sleeve» washable pack able beautifully uncom plicated dresses for Spring' Show n here large check» NEW IDEAS G reat lo o *» to to p your pants for the Active tim e o f year' Shown here are ,u«t two of them the c o tto n crochet «hirt (1 3 00) w ith m atch •ng belter (5 0 0 ) by G ranny Takes A K n it and the c o tto n p rin t pouch pocket top (11 0 0 ) by Spring Chicken B oth m junior »17m wh"' 0O'""w ko” —* For Your Shopping C o nvenience M on 8 Fri. 9 :0 0 until 9 :0 0 Tues. W ed Thurs 8 Sot. 9 00 u n til 6 00 Bike missing TrVTTbRJLY W JTTLKJLV Powell & Main Gresham 666-5821 j
