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Thur»., J un. A, 19M (Sac. I ) T H I SANDY (Ora.) POST 4-H Members Leave Monday _ I To Attend OSU Summer School Order Berry Tickets Now | BIG MEAT VALUES! Round Steak 7 9 lb C huck S te a k 59s T o p S ir lo in c-agi 19 BOYS’ SPORTS AWARDS were presented at Sandy Grade School Awards Assembly to these 7th grade boys. They are (left to right) Jeff Chaney, Randy Moody, Ralph Peterson, Greg Groken. STEAK. . 71 ib. BONELESS Q f >c Sirloin Roast Of Students Receive Awards At Grade School Assembly p ib An Awards Assembly for the upper grades was held Friday May 31 In the Sandy Elemen tary School gymnasium. The various awards were presented by M r. Sutherland, Superinteident; M r. Callaghan, Upper Grade Principal; M rs. Butzln, M r. Blount, and M r. Dickson. Ihe following students re ceived awards: P E R F E C T AT TEN D AN CE Seventh Grade - Vickie Cyph e r s , Saidra Gunderman, Fred Founds, Jay Sw alls, Marcia C a r r , Sherrie Dodson, Richard Gay, J. Gynther, Gary Schwartz, Tert Martin, L a Verne Zimmerman, Donald Nicholls, Debra Gunderson, Debra Haselwander, Kathleen Page. Eighth Grade — Sharon Ead s, Joyce P rice, Lars Lun deen, Nancy Hedden, Nancy N a ku nz, Deborah Schneider, Roy Nicholson, Michael G r a ss l, A l len Gunderman, Ken Haselwan- der, Randy Hunt, Ruth C a r r , Kay Cousins, Steve Freauff, Jenny Carolus. HONOR PINS Seventh Grade - Greg Bend e r , Richard G ay, Debra Gund erson, Debra Haselwander, Janet Leary. Eighth Grade - Kathy An- T-BONE or RIB-EYE STEAKS . 9 1 O 1” J ’ Fresh Ground Beef Lean Pork Sausage J S LOCKER PACK SPECIAL 11/ Us PORK CHOPS - STEAKS J J FRYERS NO MONEY DOWN - 6 MONTHS TO PAY HOURS; 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. » Open Sundays WE ACCEPT USDA FOOD STAMPS BRIDGMON FARM MARKET EAST OF AAR P l RA ONE M ILE GRESHAM ON LOOP H IG H W A Y O O 3 “O I 3 0 FATHER r O N One hundred and five Clack amas County 4-H members will leave tor Corvallis on Monday, June 10, to attend 4-H Club Summer School. They will spend five (Jays on the Oregon State University Campus. All members attending have been selected to receive 4-H scholarships, based on their 4-H Club work, and partici pation In other activities. While at 4-H Summer School, they will atterd classes each morning. During the afternoon there will be assembly pro grams and many athletic act ivities, Special programs and parties are scheduled for the evenings. A total of 1,800 4-H members from throughout the state will be atterdlng this event. Miss Ceorgene Dershon, County Extension Agent, will be in charge of Clack amas County’ s delegation. 4-H lead ers whowlllalsobe accompany ing the county group are M rs. W orry, nervous tension and Good eating habits, like all »motional disorders tend to in- habits, have to be learned,first ’“r “~l Wilbur Bruck, Wilsonville: ard M rs. Robert Johnson, Glad stone. Those from the area whowlll be attending the school, and the dodnors of their scholarships, are: Debrc Booth, Boring, Cottrell Community Club; Stan ley Buhler, Sandy, Bull Run PTA ; Chuck D idley, Estacada, Sprlngwater Grange; Sharon Grischow , Boring, Clackamas County Fair; Nancy Hedden, Boring, Clackamas County Bank, Linda M edeans, E s tacada, Clackamas County Rid ing ClubR A ss’ n; Bettte M ickel son, Sandy, Cottrell Community Club: Rolene Park, Boring, Clackam as County Fair; John Snyder, Boring 4-H Clubs; Deb bie Stone, Boring, Boring 4-H Clu bs, Je r r y Stratton, Boring, Jan de Graaff Bulb Farm s; Kathy Welck, Estacada, F irs t State Bank of Oregon; and Stew - art White, Boring, Dancing Lan cers 4-H Club. P R IC E D TO P L E A S E Y O U a n d nls, Becky Flath, Nancy Hed den, Gall Kary, Nancy Nakunz, Chris Neuenfeldt, Barbara Porter, Debbte Schneider, Wayne Taylor. G IR LS’ SPORTS AWARDS Seventh Grade Letter Awards — Becky B ell, Marcia C a r r , Vickie Cyphers, Connie Eld- rU g e , DebbleGunderson, Debra Harding, Debbie Haselwarder, Carole Hoffarth, Diane Kuehn, Marie Larson, Janet Leary, Gayle Pauluck, Terl Martin, Janet Roper, Laurie Welsen, To LaVerne Zimmerman, Connie Halverson, Marilyn Johnson, Debra Deney, SusanGrubowskl. Certificates - Diane Kuehn, A perfect answer for Dad . . . Let our experienced Connie Halverson, Marie L a r Select from hundreds, short or staff help you make son, Laurie Welsen, Trella your »election. Y ou long sleeves, including all the C ram er. can choose any gift UP Eighth Grade Letter Awards popular styles and colors and alteration» can — Kathy Aimls, Ruth C a r r , ba made later. /Z Beverly C ase, Kay Cousins, Kathy Erickson, Becky Flath, Nancy Hedden, Denise Holm, Joy Cravens, Marsellna Alsup, Nancy Snyder, Susan Copper, Gall Kary, Cindy Evans, Bev Truesdale, Susan Medders, % w Cardigans, pullovers, Nancy Nakunz, Barbara Port Let your Pop enjoy the luxury of life A without a belt. Slock» »toy in place e r , Joyce P rice, Cheryl Pullen, in short and long —to doe» hi» shirt. The 4" waistband Debbie Schneider, Betty York, sleeves. Beautiful new of multiflo« elastic gently supports to Dorothea Cool. I moke him feel like o million. In now colors for summer . . . Certificates - Joy Cravens, terrific fobrks and colors. Barbara Porter, Ruth C a r r , 195 Cheryl Pullen, Ethel A sh, Lesa 195 W allace, Gloria N orris. BOYS’ SPORTS TO Eighth Grade Letter Awards OTHER DRESS SLACKS $ 1 0 . 9 5 — Bryce Bignall, Larry Bolt- 4 1 ano, Art Caba, Mike Chesnut Bill Colson, Jackie Copher, Mike C ra ig , Jim C ram er, G e r ald Freauff, Steve Freauff, Roy Goins, Charlie G riffin , Doug Harding, Ken Haselwander, Mike Hashagen, Steve Hewitt, Randy Hunt, Mike Jordan, Den nis Lake, Mike Leary, Bill Long, Pat McMahon, Joel M ills, Jim Mlnne, J . Newman, K. O l- GRIP TAB BUTTON DOWN REGULAR denkamp, Ray Perkins, Mike Pullen, M . Richardson, Don Se in e r, Robert Taber, S, Choose from dross white, Truesdale, Fred VanHaelst, M. patterned color» or the new TO Zimmerman. * pastels. A ll collar styles. Certificates - Mike Chesnut, Bill Colson, Jim C ram er, Char lie G riffin , A llen Gunderman, Mike Hashagen, Jam es Kerr, Mike Leary, Lars Lundeen, G . Mlllhellln, T . Oldenburg, M. A ll the famous brands: | Richardson, Robert Taber, Jockey, Jantxen, Steve Truesdale. JA N T Z E N & Manhattan, Brentwood. Seventh Grade Letter Awards UP B R EN TW O O D — Garlan Anderson, Greg Ben der, Je ff Cheney, Mark Dah- rens, Pat Dyal, Greg Grokett, David Haggstrom, Randy Howe, Mike Montambe, Randy Moody, , The very latest in short or to Stan Persons, Ralph Peterson, long sloovo, regular or French cuffs. Doug Rowell, Lyle Schoppert, Jewelry, toiletries, travel cases, Gary Schwartz, Ken Shaw. novelty gifts of all kinds In -------------------- Certificates - Brent G eis every price range . . . le r , Terry Smoke, Dan Thomp son, Doug Rowell. RALLY Jennifer Burdick, Denise Holm, Gail Kary, Susie Nelson, Penny Webbe. STU D ENT C O U N C IL Mike Leary, Becky B e ll, Ran Complete selection of styles dy Moody. In all fabrics and color com SCH O O L P A P E R Ken Haselwander, Chris binations. Choose IT S A Neuenfeldt. MUSIC SCH O LARSH IPS Band - Nancy Hedden, Mike Montambe (alternate). 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