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THE »A N D Y (Ora.) ROST Thur«., Au«. 7, 1969 (Sac. 1) X: Student From Palestine 4 H c,üb News Shirley Kicna n Double Ring To Attend Sandy High Mr. & M iss Candidates 1 r -■ p-», the Society at the monastery on Scenic Ave.. Sandy, P eter, w h o se E nglish, though somewhat hesitant, is almost perfect, said he learned the language at a Lutheran school he attended at home and also from his father, Mahfouz AbuShanad, who is manager of a travel agency in Jerusalem. The second o f four children, he has two sisters, Julia, 18, and Naha, 11, and a brother, Samir, 9. His mother’s name is Suhaila, which he explained means “gentle” in Arabic. The A buShanad fa m ily are members o f the Syrian (Greek) Orthodox Church. Peter’s favorite sports are swimming and basketball, with swimming the one he does best in. He was a patrol leader in his Boy Scout Troop in Palestine and is looking forward to participating in Sandy scouting activities. So far the biggest difference he has found between Palestine and O regon is th e weather...“much cooler here.” The people are not as different as he had expected and even though he is used to highly seasoned food, he pronounced American Food “ Delicious!” PETER ABU SHANAD A slender 16-year-old youth from half way around the world has made a 12,000 mile journey to attend school in this country. P e te r A buShanad, a •Jordanian national born and brought up in strife torn Jerusalem, hopes to become an electronic engineer and will attend Sandy high school this year as a member o f the senior class. After graduation Peter plans to take his first two years o f college study at Mt. Hood Community College. He entered the United States on a five-year student visa under the guardianship of A daughter, bom to Mr. and Father Rene Bozarth, Rector of the Society o f St. Paul, and Mrs. James Lively, Sandy, Ore. will live with the brothers of July 26. Birth 1 Classified Business, I Professional Directory 1 1 I F o r Y o u r C a rd In T h is D IR E C TO R Y — P h o n o 6 6 8 - 4 4 4 8 | | APPRAISERS 8 1 1 I CHAIN SAWS 1 H O M E L IT E I 1 APPRAISALS ■ B B 8 668-4633 UN IVER SAL REALTY APPRAISAL Home for invalids, convalescent patients and those needing nursing care Sales and Service . Sandy Lawn & Garden 668-6235 I 110 E. Proctor CONCRETE READY M IX 1 MT. HOOD REDI-MIX 8 Ready Mix Concrete - Crushed Rock - Sand and Grevel 1 I 1 CONSTRUCTION Phone 668-6515 3 Plant Located at Firwood Junction s Bulldozer - Roadgrader Work H if 8 la n d Clearing, Road Building, Free Estimates lo rg e and Smoll Jobs Accepted 1 CHARLES POWELL 9 | Day* 665 3615 Evening* 668 4973 HOOD-LAND CONSTRUCTION CO. H Beckhoe Ditching - Top Soil • Send and Grevel If Fill Dirt - Cleering ■ Road Building 1 H Phone 622-3151 w. (BILL) STIENBARGER FORESTRY CONSULTANT AND 8 LA N D SUR VEYIN G S g Timber Estimotei, Appraisals, Forest Manogemeht, la n d Surveying B I Ü 1 ED RYO W ALSKI P.O. Bo* 361, Groiham, Ore. 666 1354 FURNACE REPAIR 3) 8 : J CHUCK M ILLER Service and Part* 1 Prompt 24 Hour Service SHORTY’S CORNER i Coll Collect 668 4106 or 668-4595 I P L U M B IN G 1 " ■ I 1 1 BENSHOOF Plumbing 8 Heating Selo*. Service, Initallatien | | Sandy I ! I | J 1 j| j II 1 |I 3 I 1 81 II 668-4993 LAWN and GARDEN I I I SANDY LAWN t GARDEN MOWERS end TILLERS SALES end SERVICE W e Repair All Types 668 6235 ol i | 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 Court remony 4-H Court Candidates are a Shirley Ann Richardson and sure sign that County fair is near. Mr. and Miss 4-H and ¿¿Gerald W. Burgener were their court for 1969 will be ¿: married in a double ring revealed during the coronation :ceremony June 27 at Parkrose ceremony held Aug. 12 during ¿Community Church with Rev. ■ Kenneth Coates officiating. Clackamas County Fair. Following the traditional Eighteen candidates have been selected for the honor. ¿:line she wore her tiny gold baby ring, her sisters earrings, a The 4 H club members are selected on the basis of their ¿ blue wedding garter and her outstanding participation in :?new wedding attire. Given in marriage by her 4-H events, 4-H Emblem Club ¿.eldest brother, Richard, the activities, and their project work reports Mrs. Georgene ¿:bride wore an empire styled Southwell Extension Agent. ¿¿floor length gown o f dotted 4-H and Youth Development. ¿swiss over satin, with wide Candidates vying for the ¿¿satin belt and long sleeves title o f Miss 4-H are Debbie ¿¿trimmed in lace. She wore an Lundeen, Sandy June Kreiter, ¿¿elbow length veil fastened with Milwaukie Susan Anderson, •a flower shaped headpiece of B eck y B la ck , R osem arie ¿¿lace with pearl edged petals, Watson, Oregon City: Nancy ¿¿and carried a bouquet of white Fischer, Happy Valley; Norma ¿¿rosebuds and blue carnations G u iss, W ilsonville, Cheryl ¿¿tied with blue ribbons. Her five Savage. West Linn; Pam Miles. ¿¿attendants all wore empire Canby. ¿¿styled floor length gowns and Mr. 4-H Candidates are Jeff '¿aqua colored veils, carrying Johnson, Sunnyside; George bouquets o f white carnations Proffitt, Rod Stieninger. Rob ¿¿and baby’s breath, with aqua F ish er , Mike Early, Tom ¿¿ribbons. MR. AND MRS. GERALD W. BURGENER Helper, and Scott Muilenburg, ¿Matron o f honor was the (Shirley Ann Richardson) Molalla John Kuhl, West Linn; ¿¿bride’s sister, Mrs. Doris and Jay Watson, Oregon City. ¿¿Steinman. Bridesmaids were decorated with blue roses and ¿ M a r jo r ie and K a th lee n ¿Steinman, the bride’s neices white bells, was baked by Mrs. ¿Cynthia Steinman was Jr. Violet Miller, and served by b rid esm aid and Rebecka Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Evelyn R o d n ey and Jo Ann Creekmur. Mrs. Alice Brett was ■: Steinman, flower girl. Ziemer o f Miamisburg Ohio, R in gbearer w as David in charge of the punch bowl have announced the birth o f a ¿Steinman, nephew of the bride, and Mrs. Judy Snell served Johnny Sez daughter, Joella Elizabeth, on ¿carrying the rings tied with coffee. Sandra Gantenbein and - BUYING? - June 4. ¿:tiny blue ribbons to a heart Julie Payne were in charge of - SELLING? - The infant, who weighed 8 ¿shaped satin pillow edged in th e g if ts w ith Barbara lbs. 9 oz. at birth is their fifth : - TRADING? - Deathridge at the guest book. ¿lace. child and second daughter. Gut o f state guests were Mr. 24-Hour Phone Service B est man was Marvin Paternal grandparents are ■ M rs. L y le F ry er, ¿Mattson. Ushers were Donald a n d when calling Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Ziemer, : ¿and K en n eth B u rgener, Ridgefield, Wash., cousins o f M O 5-3491 with R t. 2, Sandy, and : the bride. Sgt. Randall S. ¿brothers o f the groom. J. J. WALKER great-grandparents are Mr. and ■ The alter was decorated Richardson, brother of the Mrs. George Ziemer, former ■■ AT 8-5045 bride, from Viet lam. ¿with a large bouquet of white Sandy residents now residing in < 4950 N.E. Union Portland The bride is he daughter of ¿gladiolas, blue delphenium and SP-tf Concord, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Richardson ¿baby’s breath. Thomas Payne Maternal grandparents are : Boring and the groom is the ¿sang “Oh, Promise Me” and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Marshall o f •: ¿“Wedding Prayer” with Mrs. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Walter S t. J o sep h , M ic h . Burgener, Redland. ¿Lois Ryan at the organ. Great grandparents are Mr. and • The couple honeymooned A reception was held in the Mrs. Fayles Marshall and Mr. at the Oregon coast and are ¿church basement following the and Mrs. Eric Kesterke, all of •: making their home in Portland. ;^.r$n?ony.-...4. four, t.ipxcd. .cake, St. Joseph. ¿¿: Electrician’s Mate Fireman ¿¿Christopher R. Hartman, USN, ¿¿son of Captain and Mrs. Irvin ¿¿:S. Hartman o f Route 2, Sandy, ¿¿: w as graduated from basic e le c tr ic t y and electronics ¿¿school at the Naval Training ¿£ Center, San Diego. ¿< The Navy’s largest school on the west coast, it provides the stu d en t w it h a b asic foundation of the field of electricty. He will now report to another electricity school in his particular specialty. MATTSON’S APPLIANCE Sales - Service Installations NEW and USED APPLIANCES Gas and Electric * Camping Equipment • Financing Available 102 Main St., Sandy Ph. 668-6717 SA N D Y "Cradle Roll" BUSINESS DIRECTORY FARM TRACTOR CO. Sec Us fo r Nets Jacuzzi Pumps and Repairs on A ll Makes of Pumps Loop Hwy. & Boring Road Gresham. Oregon T e le p h o n e : 663 4353 S P tf CHECK THE CLASSIFIEDS M t. Hood Adds Four Programs APW NEWS In Vocational-Technical Div. A p o tlu c k picnic and evening o f family fun was enjoyed by members last night ORCHARD CREST 8 Mt. H ood Com m unity commercial pilot, clerk-typist, a t t h e n ew W ildw ood NURSING HOME I w ill o f fe r four d r a f t i n g , e l e c t r o n i c s , Recreation Area. 24-Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and 1 s C o lle g e bed patients. Physicians on coll. i J additional vocational technical h o r t i c u l t u r e , m a s s Immediate past president AAO O n* M lle South of Sandy 1 f| programs beginning in Fall c o m m u n i c a t i o n s , Florence Schmitz, who was an OOO-OJJO on Bonstedt Road ( j quarter, according to Arnie mid-management, occupational OPTOMETRIST | H e u c h e r t , d ir e c t o r o f therapy assistant, practical alternate Oregon delegate to the national convention in St. vocational and professional nursing, real estate, secretarial Louis, Mo., was present to chat science, and welding. DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN ? education. about her trip and her visits The college also provides with former members of the The programs are Funeral OPTOMETRIST 1 Services, Inhalation Therapy, freshm an and sophomore Sandy club now living in the Office Hours 9 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily • Closed Thursday and Sunday I || A ir T r a n s p o r t a t i o n college transfer classes and east and mid-west. Mt. Hood Dental Bldg 668-4313 1 1 Technology, and Automotive adult enrichment courses. 415 E. Pleasant Ave. Sandy* | B P a r t s Mrs. Schmitz will give a A p p r o x im a t e ly 4 ,7 0 0 T e c h n o lo g y . The PHYSICIANS 1 p r o g r a m s a r e b e in g students are expected to enroll f o r m a l r e p o r t on th e im p le m e n te d to m eet for classes this Fall quarter. c o n v e n tio n at the Sept. ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. ¡1 employment needs. Fireside meeting. Classes begin Sept. 29. T he Air Transportation Physician and Surgeon ! B Comp, with Lids JMQQ Technology program has been Office Hours: 9 A M. to 6 P.M. 0 developed to prepare students Daily except W e d , Sun Sot. 9-1 P M 1 J to meed qualifications for 668-4117 MEDICAL 61DG , SANDY 1 j Federal Aviation Authority SELF STORING BASKETBALL control position. It is designed W. A. NOEHREN, M.D. ¡1 to help alleviate the very Head Start students from children eligible, or know of critical national shortage o f Physician and Surgeon j B Office Hour*; 2 to 5 p.m. 1 B trained personnel in this field. Firwood school with their some who will be eligible, for I Reg. $7.95 $ ^ 9 9 Morning* by Appointment. Closed Sat. 1 |j Upon completion of the teachers, parents and relatives Head Start next year should Comp, w / SPECIAL J f a e a . 668-4156 Main St., Sandy J | tw o year program, those gathered at Eagle Fern Park for contact any member o f the Closer & Latch RENTALS 1 a p p ly in g fo r c o n tr o lle r a watermelon feed and song Sandy Head Start Council for full details and information on positions should be 21 years o f fest the evening o f July 24. CHAIN the program. Council members A total o f 103 persons were COMPLETE LINE OF RENTALS I I age or o ld e r and must are Mrs. Wayne Bunch, Mrs. low n Equipment, Power Tools J 1 « successfully complete FAA in attendance. A-Grade White Sick Room Supplies ond j 9 Mrs. Florence Scott State Jerry Akin, Mrs. Richard tests. Currently there is a need Mony Others 1 S Sq. Ft. AT fo r o v er 3 ,0 0 0 trained Nutrition consultant, was the Decker, Dr. Walter Noehren SANDY LAWN & GARDEN I speaker at the Head Start and Pete Sulzbach, who may personnel in this field. 668 6235 110 E. Proctor | 8 T h e Funeral S erv ice s parents’ luncheon at Firwood be reached at 668 6187. SA N D a n d GRAVEL 1 program prepares students to school July 30. Mrs. S c o t t sp o k e on ROCK CREEK SAND I b e c o m e m o rticia n s. This nutrition in child development program has been developed as AND GRAVEL I w u n, D irc n , m eno g , v e r g r a m F ir , K n o tty P in e , R et wood a result o f a regional survey and the many advances and Crushed Rock, F ill and Top Soil 1 which indicated a need for discoveries being made in the American legion Navy Post 658-3138 1 skilled personnel and is being field. She also showed a film 101 has scheduled a dance, offered in cooperation with the on nutrition. picnic and a regular meeting Friday, Aug. 8, will be the SPORTING G O O DS 1 Funeral Directors Association for August. of Oregon. Washington, Idaho, last day o f school for this The annual picnic will be SANDY CYCLE CENTER I year’s eight week Head Start Montana, and Alaska. held Sunday, Aug. 10, at Ted Honda and Ski Doo 1 T he Inhalation Therapy session. Brice's cabin at Rhododendron The public is invited to Now and U*ed 1 . ogram tra in s qualified for all members and friends. attend a closing program, Sale* • Service -P a r t* 663-3511 Or 9 t e c h n ic ia n s to perform Breakfast will be served from 7 tentatively scheduled for 7 108 W. Proctor 668-6318 | to 11 a.m. Everyone is asked to p .m . T h u r sd a y , Aug 7. bring a picnic lunch. Entertainm ent will feature SURVEYOR g All Navy and “related” songs by the students and MARX 8 CHASE I service veterans (Coast Guard Wood Grained Ideal refreshments will be served Marine Corps. SeaBees) are Registered Land Surveyor 1 Persons who will have for Ceiling Tile Comp, w / invited to the regular meeting «•g u tvred Lond Surveyor Surveying, M ap I McAllister on Duty p«ng. Subdivision» O H « « locotod ot IS Grille, $099 Tuesday. Aug. 12, 8 p.m. at T he A u to m o tiv e Parts Air Force Sergeant Michael the Post building. 8917 SE Closer, Latch T ea. 225 E. Burnside Ext. Gresham 1 J. McAllister, son o f Mr. and Stark St. For information on WELDING 1 Saturday 1 Sunday Mon.-Frl. countermen to Mrs. James J. McAllister Rt. 2, joining the Post, attend the I a.m. to I p.m. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m f 10 a.m. >o $ P r Boring, has arrived for duty at meeting or call Bill Haslett, Under Now Management 9 Shaw AFB. S.C. "CAN DO" W E LD IN G 8 fir s t v ic e co m m a n d e r , General Repair. Ornamental Iron ■ | S erg e a n t McAllister, an 254-2625. Mochine W ork 9 electrical equipment repairman Another o f Ed Stuerhoff's GENE SHANNON f In a d d itio n to thaw in a unit o f the Tactical Air stereo dances will be held Open Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p m ■ Command, previously served at Saturday night. Aug. 16. at the S it Proctor Sandy, Oregon H , »A NKA M ERICAR D W ELCOM ri ■ U d o rn R oyal Thai AFB, Post building for members and 2 0 7 0 E. Powell 665-1138 Gresham Thailand. friends. M irth « C. McGuire, R.N. loving Care for the Aged & Convalescent J B M elon Feed H e ld A t Eagle Fern Park T R A S H BURNERS Reg. $ 19.95 SPECIAL | "T BACKBOARDS Alum. Storm Doors $2 4 88 Ceiling TILE SAWS nte.oo ‘ 13 9s® WE STOCK FURNACE REPAIR || I 1 Wemme, Oregon 97067 FORESTRY CONSULTANT 1 M c G uire nursing hom e T om Problem! • Buyers or Sellers Condemnations • Testimony 6465261 227 3358 P.O. Box 3605, Portland, Oregon 97208 8 NURSING HOMES 4-H ¿¿¿Hartmai} Grad | Of Navy School Smell Engines 110 E. Proctor NURSING HOMES 8AUNACH Home for the Aged Veterans - Social Security . W elfare Gracious living on lim ited Income ^'n* 668-6190 Legion Navy Dates Picnic '/s 'A 3/ b y2 3A T Hardwood Plywood 1 I 4x4 Cedar Posts I 1x6 Cedar 1 1x8 Cedar I 2x4x8 Studs T0c ft. 4 ( lft. 81 1ft. 1 9 c each Screen Doors H ft 2 1/2C C o ast B u ild in g S u p p ly I
