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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1981)
4 SANDY (O r* ) POST Thur* October I 198» (Sac 2, about people C a s e y jo in s J o n e s f a m i l y Open house to honor Lebers Casey Bret is the name picked for their first son by Bret and Terry Jones of San dy He weighed 8 pounds. 10 ounces and was 21 inches long when born Sept 3 at Portland Adventist Medical Center Casey Bret joins a sister, Sandra I«ee, 20 mon ths Joseph and Grace l^eber of Boring w ill celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at the Multnomah Grange on Bluff Road Oct 11 from 1 p m to 4 p m. The couple was married Oct 12, 1931 in Rapid City. S D M r Leber is retired from the Portland Water Bureau They are members of the Multnomah Grange and St Henry Catholic Church The couple's c h ild re n , Robert of Springfield, Duane of Gresham, John of Milton- Freewater, Mae McCormick of Sandy, Betty Shokey and Carol Shokey, both of Bor ing, w ill host the open house They have 15 g ra n d children and three great grandchildren. Grace and Joseph l^ b e r MAKE THIS SCHOOL YEAR REALLY COUNT P ruitt b o m Mr. and Mrs Gus P ru itt of Brightwood have announced the birth of a son, Austin Levi The young man who was born Sept 7 at Portland Adventist Medical Center in Portland, weighed 7 pounds 9 4 ounces at birth A u s tin L e v i jo in s a brother. Jamie and a sister, Darcie. Grandparents in clude M r and Mrs Clay P ru itt of Welches and M r and Mrs. Leo Anderson of Sandy G ra n d p a re n ts in c lu d e Douglas and Floy Sandy of Sandy, Howard and Hope Jones of Gresham and I^ u ra M arvin of Salt I-ake City. R E A D IN G A N D M A T H . . . YOUR CHILD S KEYS TO FUTURE SUCCESS Utah. Roy and Olga Jones. Roseburg, and Elizabeth Van Patten, Portland, are great grandparents STRONG BASIC SKILLS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR SUCCESS IN SCHOOL AND IN LATER LIFE FOR OVER TWO YEARS THE READING ACHIEVEMENT CENTERS HAVE BEEN HELPING STUDENTS OF ALL AGES TO BUILD THOSE IMPORTANT SKILLS THE • D IA G N O S T IC TESTING CHEESE • IN D IV ID U A LIZ E D INSTRUCTION • W IDE VARIETY OF LEAR N IN G M ATERIALS FACTORY A « 80 *ts Ciast Aid 'M Qmutjl THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL I • U N IQ U E M O T IV A T IO N A L SYSTEM • EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS • PROVEN RECORD OF SUCCESS Z. Mild Colby $ 0 2 3 Longhorn ib. 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