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4 — S A N D Y (O re .) POST Thur*.. Dec. 25. 1975 C h a p la in w e d s m ilita r y c o u p le Bettie Anne Mickelson and Christopher Alan Picard were married in a double ring ceremony Dec 5 at Durham ¿Ò andtj Road Chapel in F t Ord, Calif. Chaplain M ajor Murdock p erform ed the 2 pm ceremony ¿ y i£ £ ¿ £ tA P A T R IC IA B A R N E S New in Sandy? I have gifts for you from participating business & I would like to answer your questions about the Sandy area. 17285 S.E. 422nd Sandy, Or. 97055 Phone 668-5888 The bride, a I»72 graduate of Sandy High School, is the daughter of M r and Mrs Andrew S. Mickelson of 39200 SE Lusted Rd.. Sandy. She attended Mt. Hood Community College before joining the U.S Army last year At this time she is stationed at F t Ord as a military police woma n. The bridegroom is a graduate of Cherry H ill High School West in Cherry Hill, N J., and at tended Temple University prior to his Army enlistment in 1969 He is the son of M r and Mrs Raymond A. Picard of 1503 Randy Lane, Cherry Hill, N J. Classified Business, Professional Directory F o r Y o u r C o rd In T h is D IR E C T O R Y — ELECTRICIAN P h o n e 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 YARDAGE SANDY FABRIC CENTER T im b e rlin e Electric Personal Service - Quality Fabrics C O M P E TITIV E PRICES i.-Fri. 10-5:30 Sat. 10:00-6:00 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Residential - Commercial I X Mites East o( 668 5060 Sandy on Himay 26 668 5350 ■ ■ S an d y , O regon LOCKSMITH F.C. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE DIBBLE'S LOCK & SHARPENING SHOP Payroll & Tax Reports Financial Statements Typing and General Office Keys Made Locks repaired-Sha-pening of saws, knives, mowers & chains 42162 S.E. Locksmith Lane Sandy, Ore. 97055 668 4750 M AR IE SEEMATTER - DEE DALE 107 Shelty. Sandy 668-6517 tO N S T R U C llO N OPTOMETRIST CAT WORK - ALL TYPES DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN O PTO M ETRIST Office Hours 9 Am. to 5:30 p.m. Daily Closed Thursday and Sunday 114 W. Proctor 668-4313 Across from Trad Plaza Sandy LANDSCAPING ROAO 8 U IL O IN G LAND CLEARING 668 4 626 or 668 4635 Glen Sheppard M ACHINERY PLUM BING BERGH MACHINERY CO. BENSHOOF Plumbing & Heating See Us for New Jacuzzi Pumps and Repain on all Makes of Pumps Sales. Service. Installation Sandy Loop Hwy. & Boring Road. Gresham Telephone: 663-4353 PUM P B SUPPLY 668 4993 ROAD B DRIVEWAY ROCK Quarry Rock Crushed to: Fairbanks Morsa - Red Jacket SALES and SERVICE 3 /4 " - 0 " 3 " - 0 " IX " 0" Also Pit Run /\ CaN 622 3848 D & A PUMP & SUPPLY Mountain Rock Products, Inc. 656-2683 668-4902 P.O. Box 306. Brightwood, Ore. »7011 I A U TO PARTS ELECTRICIAN A C T IO N IIMIUCMT ELfCIVIC COMPANY For All Your Elactncal Needs No Job Too Small Auto A Truck Parts Co. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 110 W. Proctor Your Bank American) Welcome 668-5509 Sandy, Ora. (Next to Sandy Cydei I MBs West ef deM s ef Ney M 443-3138 TRUCK LINES S A N D and GRAVEL 1 M o v in g ROCK CREEK SAND ‘ ANO G R A VEL Belerai Freight Crushed Rock. Fill and Top Soil 868-414« 658 3138 1 TRUCK LINE] NURSING HOMES Ready Mix Concrete Rock Gracious Living on Limited Income Fine Food Sand and Gravel M A R X & CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Registered Land Surveyor Surveying. Maopmg. Subdivisions Office located at . . . 225 E. Burnside Ext. Gresham MOUNTAIN BOUTIQUE SANDY AUTO BODY INC. BEAUTY SALON Georgia Kelner - Owner-Operator Teigphon« 668-4175 FURNACES Tues.-Sat. 9-5 622-3700 Rhododendron TRAVEL SERVICE 1 C R O W N F U R N A C E Furnace A,r Cond.t.on.nq I Heating 8, Rrlr .qerat.on Ser»,ce | Phon« 668 5454 or 622 4 5 7 5 Located m Complete Travel Arrangements for Business or Pleasure « No Co»t to You cedar Piaza 668-4197 1 e »7^ 39090 Pioneer Blvd . PO Box 593. Sandy. Ore. T , • «i VCBVICE FIBREGLASS REPAIR 1 R A Y S C O R V E TTE S H O P j j B Q Specializing in Fibre glass Repair & general body work T H IS S P A C E F O R R E N T A ad texaewiew « 1 L_immi^xTI C t^g (Hwy 26 1 mHe W of Heidi ») ttB *554t 663 5330 REFRIGERATION TELEVISION SERVICE Rufrifuratieu Expert eppf«ance repair on most makes o f washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, refrigeratori, etc 38585 Proctor Blvd. 668-6416 2 tablespoons sugar 1 cup margarine 1 cupsugar 1 teaspoon salt 4 eggs Two-thirds cup milk 4 cups sifted flour Two-thirds cup diced candied fruit 2 egg yolks 1 teaspoon water Sugar, red and green Soften yeast in warm water, add sugar. Let stand 15 minutes Cream margarine; add 1 cup sugar slowly until fluffy. Add salt. Beat eggs with milk. M ix well. Stir in yeast Stir in fruit and flour to make soft dough. Place in greased bowl. Turn, oil, cover. Let rise Crushed Now Opwi 1 R IC H BATH BUNS- CHRLSTMAS BREAKFAST 2 pkgs active dry yeast i j cup w arm water LAND SURVEYOR All Phases of Office Procedure 18100 S.E . 362nd Or. 688-6732 Sandy. Oregon 97065 | 1 have good news for you. The second printing of S t Michael's Sandy Centennial Cook Book is off the press and is now available. This beautiful red cook book would make great Christmas presents Its 202 pages g ive 550 treasured recipes of the Sandy area best cooks. It is a joy to use, with a bonus of lovely quotations done in c a llig ra p h y . The firs t printing of 350 copies went like hot cakes. This week I am featuring some of the good Christmas recipes from i t Plant located at Firwood Junction COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Financial Statements Payroll & Quarterly Tax Reports j 502 S.W Main Sandy, Oregon 97055 In 1919, Nukes entered the Army After his discharge in 1920 he returned to the Gresham area where he l>egan working in the lumber Industry. On May 29, 1924, he married Ardis Rich hi Pleasant Home. They made their home in the Sandy (iresham area where they began their family In 1950 they moved Io the Dover area where Nokes continued working in the lumber industry until 1952 when he retired because of poor health. MR. AND MRS. CHRISTOPHER ALAN PICARD I Kellie Anne Mickelson) wedding The bride's mother, Mrs Andrew S. Mickelson, and her eldest son George, traveled from Sandy to be present at the ceremony. Following a trip to Oregon, the newlyweds are at home at Ft. Ord Rodio Service TV A Guaranteed Service On All Make* CEDAR PLAZA Ne. 1 LOWER LEVEL Carry-In Servios After his retirement he en joyed hunting, fishing and working in his garden. He is survived by his wife, Ardis; two sons, Harvey Nokes, California, and Wallace Nokes. Shady Cove, 13 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren and a sister, Lillian Goger in Gresham. Bradford Edwards Funeral services for Brad ford A Edwards, Rt. 1 Box 386, Eagle Creek, were held on Dec. 20, in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home Interment was al W illa m e tte N ational Cemetery He Died Dec. 18 at the age of 80. Edwurds was born in North Platt, Net»., on Sept. 16, 1985, and grew up in Idaho. In 1917 M r Edwards entered the Army as a cook After his discharge in 1919 he returned to Idaho where he worked at various occupations On Nov 2, 1946, he married Franc Reed in Washington where they lived until 1948 when they moved to Oregon to (arm near Silverton. In 1964 Ihey moved to Eagle Creek to make their home and retire He is survived by his wife. Franc; a brother, Robert Edwards in California; two sisters, Muriel Murphy from Aurora and Elinor Edwards in Kenton, Wash By SARA SEW ELL Phone 668 6515 668 6190 I Raymond L Nokes. Rt I Box 289, Eagle Croak, dud in his home Sunday after a lengthy illness He was 72. Nokes was Ixirn Oct 14, 1903. in Princeton, Minn Funeral services were held Dec 23 in the chupel i f Sandy Euncrul Home Interment was at Sandy Ridge Cemetery. Holiday goodies MT. HOOD R E A D Y M IX Welfare BOOKKEEPING Raymond Nokes What's cooking CONCRETE READY M IX BAUNACH Home for the Aged Veterans Social Security OBITUARIES 138925 Proctor Blvd BOOKKEEPING Notary Pubic 6884414 He is also a military policeman at Ft. Ord. The new Mrs Picard chaae a blue-green, rod and pink motif She wore a while velvet and lace long sleeve gown with a high lace neck, chapel length train and veil edged in lace The bridal bouquet was of pink carnations and accented with rod roses and fern P aul K P a la c a t, firs t sergeant of the 54th M P OPNS Co . Ft. Ord, gave the bride away The bride's father was unable toattend the ceremony. Jeanette Zeller was matron of honor She wore an empire waisted long sleeve blue-green flower print chiffon gown. Single bridesmaid was Anita LaClair Both carried nosegays of pink carnations and red rose buds, accented by fern. Alan J. Zeller served as best man. Robert R. Kafton was usher The couple greeted ap proximately 30 guests at the Harbor House in Seaside. Calif., following the ceremony Assisting at the reception were Jeanette and Alan Zeller, and Anita LeClair. The groom 's father, Raymond A. Picard, came from New Jersey to attend the T une we not a II ONE fAThER? hATh NOTONE G o d cR E A T E d w r Malachi 2:10 A lot of people acknow l edge God as Father But do they really understand the man He made 7 As you get a deeper understanding of the Bible, the spiritual nature of man and of all creation appears Then Christian unity and the brother hood of man appear in your life, too Selections from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by M ary Baker Eddy, to be read in our church service this Sunday, will help you understand the Bible s message of brotherly love in a new light We d love to welcome you CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES First Church of Christ, Scientist 10 BJW. 18» W at 80 degrees until double. Punch down. Divide with sharp knife into 16 pieces. Shape as hamburger size buns in cake pan which is greased. Brush with yolk diluted with the water. Now sprinkle with red and green sugar. Let rise again. Bake at 375 degrees fo r 15-20 m inutes—From the files of Mrs. Dorothy Bernard. Sandy F R U IT C A K E (Exceptionally good) 1 pound pkg. glazed fruits (fruitcake mixture) cup raisins, light ■i cup raisins, dark % cup nuts 2 cups flour Mz teaspoon salt 2 Cggs 4 tablespoons shortening or butter 1 cup boiling water l teaspoon soda 1 cup sugar l teaspoon vanilla 3 oz. red raspberry wine, whiskey, or brandy pound dates, chopped Put all fruit into 1 cup boiling water. Cream butter, sugar and eggs Sift dry ingredients 4 times. Add fruit mixture and flour alternately. Beat just enough to mix. Add brandy, vanilla and nuts Bake in a lu m in u m loaf fo il pans greased and floured for 60 -70 minutes. When cool remove and w rap in plastic bag. Bake at 350 degrees. — From the files of Mrs. Dorothy Knoll, Sandy. CREAM CHEESE CHRISTMAS CAKE 8oz cream cheese Mi pound margarine 1*4 cups sugar 1 4 teaspoons vanilla ■»eggs 2* 4 cups flour 1 Mz teaspoons baking powder 1 cup candied fruit *i cup chopped pecans *2 cup chopped walnuts Blend cheese, margarine, sugar and vanilla Add eggs one at a time, mixing well after each addition Add 2 cups flour that has been sifted with baking powder Combine Mi cup flour with fruits and nuts and fold into batter Grease tube pan and sprinkle w ith fin ely chopped nuts Pour into pan. Bake at 325 degrees for I hour and 20 minutes Cool 5 minutes and remove Garnish with candied fruits or candied pineapple slices and cherries — From the files of Mrs. M ary Lane, Boring M IX E D CHORUS iron, Kandy Elementary School performed for parents last Thurs day. Dec. 18. at the school. ( Post photos by Caroline Duff) Mills earns degree David M ills of Sandy has been nominated to receive the American F arm er Degree, highest degree presented by the National F F A Organization Mills was nominated for the degree by the Oregon F F A Association The nomination was approved at a recent meeting of the National F F A Board of D ire c to rs in Alexandria, Va David is the son of Mr. and Mrs David M ills of Sandy and is currently a meat cutter for Lee Meat Co. He earned the American F arm er Degree on the basis of outstanding accomplishment in FFA and establishment in an agricultural occupation The A m e ric an F a rm e r Degree is a highly coveted award because it is presented to approximately one member in 7IM) of the 485,793 total F F A membership. It is presented only by the National F FA Organization to members who have demonstrated exceptional agricultural and leadership ability E ach A m e ric an F a rm e r D egree recip ien t w ill be presented a gold key and certificate by the National F FA Organization. Recipients who attend the convention will also be presented a check from the National FFA Foundation to help pay their travel expenses WIDOW-WIDOWER PROGRAM â program for all widowed people Guest Speaker: Arnold Andersen CPA Topic: 1976 Income Tax Returns Monday, Jan. 5, 1976 7:30P.M. FAR WEST SAVING AND LOAN 10 N. E. 181st Furttaud, Oregon (Space Courtesy of Batemans) SANDY GRADE School jazz group entertained at concert Dec. 18. Food gifts need proper care If you received fond gifts peratures will lengthen the under your Christmas tree, storage life of opened jars. It care for them properly. The mold developes. remove the county Extension service has mold and a good portion of the product beneath it. the following suggestions: t akes and cookies- store H ard cheese (such as Cheddar, Gouda. or these producLs at room tem Swiss)— w rap the cheese perature. or freeze them for tig h tly and store in the later use Nuts refrigerate or freeze re frig e ra to r It w ill keep several months unopened nuts in airtight containers for (especially if there is a seal«! longest storage life. Unshelled wax co verin g ). If mold nuts may be stored at room develops, cut off the mold and a temperature about six month* Rood portion of cheese beneath Discard any nuts that show it. signs of mold or spoilage. (This Cheese spreads and i heese mold is toxic.) fiH»ds pasteurized vacuum- sealed jars may be stored at G ra y b e a l attends room tem p eratu re A fte r opening, store them in the Navy Seam an R ecruit refrigerator and use within one Edward M Graybeal, son of to two weeks. M r and Mrs. Jack C. Graybeal Dried fru it store dried fruit Of 42710 SE Oral Hull Rd . in tightly closed containers in a Sandy, has graduated from cool spot Check periodically recruit training at the Naval for mold Extend storage life by Training Center, San Diego, refrigeration or freezing Calif Jam , je llie s and pre Graybeal is now attending serves- these products may be Basic Electronics school in San stored at room temperature if Diego and will he transferred to sealed with paraffin or sealed Great takes Naval Training under vaccum with canning C enter for F ir e Control lids R e frig e ra to r tern Technical School later
