6 - S AN DY (Ora.) POST Thun.. No». 14. 1974 (Sec. 1>
Vows said at Wildwood Park
___.
Natural foliage at Wildwood
Park, Brightwood, provided a
colorful setting for the wedding
of L a ir el Lee Dunham and
Clair Lee Trelstad Aug. 31.
Parents of the bride, a 1972
graduate of Sandy High School,
are M r. and Mrs. William
Dunham. Brightwood M r and
Mrs
C larence
T relstad,
Tillamook, are parents of the
groom, who graduated from
Tillamook High School in 1969
The Rev. Ed Neuenfeldt of
the Community Presbyterian
Church, Sandy, performed the
double ring ceremony at noon
amid tapers and baskets of
carnations, chrysanthemums,
and gladioli in rainbow hues
P ianist T e rry
Redding,
Brightwood, and soloist Mark
Thornberg, W em m e, both
.
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in la v e n d e r wen»
were four
four aunts
aimts of the bride,
friends of the bride, provided Fox, Brightwood, in lavender
Mrs Chris Sabala, Roseburg,
gingham
All
wore
matching
music for the outdoor service.
hats, and carried bouquets of Mrs Buck Dunham, Echo,
The bride wore a floor length
m atching carnations and Mrs Dick Ray, Crescent, and
gown of white flowered swiss
Mrs. Dave Looney, Central
made by a friend Mrs Doris baby’s-breath.
Three cousins of the bride, Point Others were Mrs Jerry
Fisher It was styled with long
Debbie Dunham, Echo, and Redding, Brightwood, M rs.
ruffled sleeves, and ruffled
Will Foppiano, Zig Zag, Mrs.
neckline, with a blue checked Khris and Kim Looney, Central
Point, served as flower girls. Jim Wilson, Milwaukie, Vicki
sash at the empire waist Her
They wore similar gowns in Rowell, Sandy and a brother,
illusion veil was attached to a
and
cousin
Kevin
pastel gingham with matching Jeff,
headband of white flowers.
Dunham, Echo
kerchiefs
and
carried
baskets
She carried a bouquet of
Special guests included the
multi-colored carnations, with of carnations in the same tones
bride’s grandparents, M r and
of
lavender,
pink,
and
yellow
baby’s-breath.
For
her
Alton T re ls ta d , Boring, Mrs D.K. Dunham, Camas
"something new", she wore a
served
as best man for his Valley, a grandmother, Mrs.
pendant necklace, a gift from
brother. Ushers were B ill Elma Cooper, Central Point,
the groom, and her "something
Brightwood,
a M r. and Mrs. Chris Sabala, and
borrow ed" was a p a ir of Dunham ,
brother of the bride, Ned David, Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs.
diamond earrings from a
Trautman, Hillsboro, brother- Buck Dunham, Echo; M r. and
friend, Julie Fox.
in-law of the groom; Harvey Mrs. Dave Looney, Central
Honor attendant was another
Mathestad, Milwaukie; Roger Point; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ray,
friend, Kathy Purdy, Portland.
Schilperoort, Gresham; and Crescent; Mr. and Mrs. O.E.
She was attired in an empire
Doug Rowell, Sandy. Their Mellor, Vancouver, and Tom
style gown in blue gingham
skirts matched the gowns of the Mellor, Seattle
check, with a blue hat. A
Other out of town guests were
birdal attendants.
bouquet of blue carnations and
Ring bearer was Ricky Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Unicume and
baby’s-breath completed her
Crescent, a cousin of the bride. Louisa, and M r. and Mrs. Pete
costume.
Another cousin, DeAnn Ray, Dancer and Pete, Jr., all of
Bridesm aids included a
Crescent, served as candle- Camas Valley; Mr. and Mrs.
cousin,
Robin
Sabala,
lig hter w ith J e ff Dunham , Jerry Dancer, Eagle, Idaho;
Roseburg, in red gingham,
Brightwood, a brother of the M r and Mrs Ron Johnson,
sister of the groom, Maureen
Olympia, Wash.; and Mrs. Lois
bride.
Trauthman, Hillsboro, in pink
The
approxim ately
200 Corzine and Karen, Vancouver,
gingham ,
T e ri
Deney,
wedding guests attended the Wash.
Brightwood, in green gingham,
After a wedding trip to the
reception following in the park.
Kathy Schilperoort, Gresham,
Assisting at the reception State Fair, Salem, the couple is
in yellow gingham, and Julie
at home in Portland, where the
groom is employed by In
ternational Harvester.________
McCauley
elected to
council
Sandy city councilmen
to attend convention
The community development
block grant program, land use
planning, law enforcement
goals and standards and a
variety of other topics relevant
to city government will be
discussed by Oregon mayors,
city councilm en, planning
commission mem bers and
other city officials during the
49th annual convention of the
League of Oregon Cities, Nov.
17-19 in Portland.
Sandy city councilmen will be
among the more than 1,500
persons expected to attend.
Guest speakers will include
Gov. Tom McCall and Sen.
M ark O. Hatfield who will
address convention luncheons
on Monday and Tuesday
Special
workshops
are
scheduled during the con
vention on requirements for
local citizen participation in
planning for land use, tran
sportation systems and law
enforcement, and on recent
developments in personnel
administration, including the
F a ir Labor Standards Act and
pending federal legislation on
national health insurance and
public employe collective
bargaining.
Section meetings will be held
for mayors, planning com
mission
mem bers,
city
m anagers, c ity attorneys,
finance officers, police chiefs,
fire chiefs, municipal judges,
building officials, parks and
recreation
officials
and
librarians. A special session is
Cub rites
initiate 19
Cub Scout Pack 248 held its
first meeting Thursday, Oct. M
A candle ceremony, performed
by Boy Scouts, initiated 19 cube
into the pack. Each cub
received his bear badge. Den 5
gave a short skit.
The
next
meeting
is
scheduled for Thursday, Nov.
21, when the annual father-son
cake contest will be featured
The public is invited, and en
couraged to participate in the
cake sale which will follow the
judging. All proceeds will help
finance the pack’s activities for
the next year.
Pack 248 needs adult male
volimteers to help with the
Webelo dens. Anyone who can
spare one week night to help
these boys should call 868-6737.
planned for officials from small
cities and a luncheon and
workshop have been scheduled
for newly-elected officials.
Members of the Land Con
servation and Development
Commission and its advisory
committees on local govern
ment and citizen participation
will discuss implications and
requirements of the bill at a
general session on Tuesday
morning, Nov. 19.
An Estacada judge, Terrence
McCauley, has been appointed
to the Eagle Creek-Barton area
Community Action Council
board of directors.
McCauley fills a vacancy left
by Bob Hogan.
The council’s next board
meeting will be held Nov. 19 at
7:30 p.m. in the Eagle Creek
School. A public meeting has
also been set by the Eagle
C reek-B arton
Community
Action Council for Nov. 21 at
7:30 p.m.
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MR. AND MRS. CLAIR LEE TRELSTAD
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(Photo by Fudge)
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6 a .m . 'til M id n ig h t
L o u n g a 11 a.m , 't il 2 :3 0 a.m .
A June 17 wedding at
Pleasant Home Baptist Church
is planned by Kim Marie
Buhler and Virgil Maurice
Sheppard
The bride-to-be is the
d a u g h t e r of Verne and Nina
Buhler, Rt 3, Box 252, Sandy.
Her fiance is the son of Virgil
and Vida Sheppard, 28520 SE
Church Road, Boring
The prospective bridegroom
is counterman at Shep s Auto
Parts.
The couple became engaged
Oct. 8
SAVE
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and ju n io r sizes in w id e se le c tio n . Big re d u ctio n s to o on p a n tsu its,
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