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THB SANDY (Ora.) POST Thurs., Sept. I l , IM S (Sac. 1)
Dinner Date Set
By Eastern Star
Girl from Santo Domingo
Sandy's New AFS Student
The Order o f the Eastern
Star has announced its annual
turkey dinner w ill be held
Saturday. Sept. 27, from 5 to 7
p.m . at the Sandy Union High
School cafeteria.
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
Morning Services
Sunday School
10:30 a m
9:15 o
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
PASTOR WALTER LUEDTKE
668-4991 — Home
668 6232 - Church
The Chapel of the Hills
Although the weather lately
m ay
seem
v e ry
hot to
Oregonians, there ta a new
Sandy resident who feels the
hot weather is “ norm al” and
she actually gets cold here.
S e v e n te e n -y e a r
o ld
Olga
Luciano, Sandy High School’s
AFS
student from Santo
Domingo, is accustomed to a
much more humid and warmer
climate.
Olga speaks English very
fluently, although Spanish is
her native language. In addition
to three years o f English in
high school, she also took two
years o f French, but feels you
learn a language best when you
must use it in communication.
Very friendly and outgoing,
Oiga accepts life as it comes
and enjoys every moment o f it.
H er
American parents are
O L G A L U C IA N O
Joaquin and Dilia Luciano, live
in an apartment in Santa
A Community Church without
D o m in g o
(p o p u la tio n
a membership.
approximately 5 6 0 ,6 3 6 ). The
*ou W M Be Welcome’
Luciano fam ily are Roman
Bible School
9 45 a.m
Catholics and Olga attends St.
Henry and Adla Reckmann of
Morning Worshp
11:00 i
Michael’s Church in Sandy.
Sandy.
A
sister, Martha
7-8:15 p.m
Evening Service
The Sandy High school
Reckmann, 20, is a child care
7:30 .
Bible Study (Thur*.)
system
is not too much
M t. View Assembly No. 46, Jennifer Burdick, Im m o rtality; w orker at Waverly Children’s
Thvio E Stiond, Mimstei
different than the school Olga
an d
w o rk s
w ith
In te r n a tio n a l
O rd e r
o f Lynne Lamke, F id elity, Connie H o m e
622 3260
previously attended, except
an d
retarded
Rainbow fo r Girls, will hold Elderidge, Patriotism; Vicky m o n g o lo id
that it is B-i-g-g-e-r (w ith a
Her
A m e ric a n
open Installation o f officers at Parker, Service; Linda St. Clair, c h ild r e n .
capital B !). Olga started school
O b s e rv e r;
Susan brother, Doug, graduated from
8 p.m . Saturday, Sept. 20, at O u t e r
at the age o f four and had
M e d d e rs ,
C o n f i d e n t i a l Sandy High last June, and
the Sandy Masonic Hall.
graduated from high school
Kathy Harrison, who w ill be Observer, Mary Jo Madison, plans to attend Oregon State
prior to her senior year at
in s t a lle d
as new w orthy Musician; Karen Zulauf, Choir University this fall, majoring in
Sandy. She graduated last vear
Math.
Elizabeth,
her
closest
Advisor, has chosen as her Director Melanie Burg, Worthy
in a class o f 13 students froi.i a
Sunday School
9:45 am
theme, ‘I Pass This Way But Advisor’s Page; Janet Baessier, sister, is a senior at Sandy.
school o f 150 students;- the
Morning Services
11 am
Once” .
K a th y’s colors are W.A. Advisor’s Page; Patsy Elizabeth’s interests include
size o f Sandy and the number
Westminster Fellowship
becoming
an
x-ray
technician
yellow and green and her McCulloch, Recorder; Starla
o f students still overwhelms
High School Group 7 00 p.m
and taking further courses at
flow er is the yellow “ Peace” Oldenkamp, Treasurer.
her. Also, attending a private
Nurseiy Care During Worship
O .T .I. following graduation.
rose.
The Choir is Debbie Banks,
Parsonage 668-4594
school, she knew all the
O ther elective officers are: Joyce Price, M arilyn Dove, Her younger sister, R u th , 15, is
REV. E. L NEUENFELDT
teachers as friends-here it is
A n it a
S c h n e id e r , w orthy Sonya Frieberg, Teresa james. a junior this year.
d iffe ren t.
Included
in her
L ife is varied and interesting
Associate Advisor; Karen Hall,
Gresham Bethel No. 19 w ill at the Reckmann’s, including senior year at home were
C harity; Pat Parker, Hope;
conduct
th e
c r o w n in g the incident shortly after her courses in French, civil rights
Shirlee M artin, Faith.
and religion. Her schedule this
ceremony.
arrival:
In anticipation of
A p p o in tiv e officers are:
year at Sandy High includes;
The
E b le n
T rio, Toni f u t u r e
h o rs e b a c k
rid in g
Chris Aeppli, Chaplain; Susan
M a th ,
T y p in g ,
M o d e rn
Cooper, D rill Leader; Nola Hergert, the Sandy High Stage a c t iv it ie s , the Reckmanns
P ro b le m s ,
U .S .
H is t o r y ,
Lam ke, Love; Teri M artin, Band and Bill Mouser will purchased a second h on e so
Sunday Mats 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
E n g lis h ,
and
P h y s ic a l
Religion, Sherri Day, Nature; provide musical entertainm ent. Elizabeth and Olga could ride
E
d
u
c
a
tio
n
.
Olga’s
feelings
St. John* Catholic Church
together. I t seems the first ride
Welch«*. Oregon
include;
! proved the last...Elizabeth’s
M a » 6 p.m. Sat.; 8 a.m. Sun.
School Dress: “ There is e.
Y
_ .
” new
new h
horse turned a leisurely
change
here - at home, we
Corner Strauss & Pleasant
Other
things
for
the
coming
The first fall meeting o f
ride into a rodeo-style show,
Sandy. Oregon
wore
uniforms
to school; here
year:
More
Book
Reports,
Firwood Extension was held in
climaxing the incident by
£ a th ^ ^ ^ o H ^ G u n g ^ ^ ^ > 6 8-4446
they are allowed to wear even
F itn e s s ,
(easy
Sandy Woman’s Club Hall P h y s ic a l
bucking Elizabeth off...an d so
pants-suits.”
exercises fo r everyone), Pants
Sapt. 9 at 10 :30 a.m.
ended the riding plans. The
Music: “ I like all kinds o f
for
Women,
Stitchery
(this
The
le s s o n ,
"O re g o n
horse has since gone on to
music.”
S e a fo o d s ” ,
w as
m o s t includes making bags), there another owner..
Hobbies: “ I like reading. I
in te re s tin g , and delicious. will be games and learning to
Fam ily life is no stranger to
m ake
C h ris tm a s
Pixies,
also can do the “ Merengue”
Procter and University
Three dishes were made for
Olga, her own fam ily includes
Knitting w ill be continued too,
(dance) and I play the bongo
luncheon- all from the fish
five brothers and tw o sisters.
Sabbath School
9 30 a.i
so
a
n
y
o
n
e
interested
in
drums.”
most available in our markets.
E n r iq u e
L u c ia n o
26, is
Morning Service
11:00 a.i
learning and doing, please
Sports: “ V o lleyb all!”
Ruby Mitchell and Cecilia
studying Engineering at the
You Are Welcome
come and join us.
Slang: “ I accept it as it
Larson explained many facts
University
o
f
Santa
Domingo,
Paitar
comes
and try and learn what
about why fish should be a
where he is finishing his final
George W Chamber*
'th e words mean. We have our
must in our daily diet.
ye a r.
A
sister, Meicedes
668-4990 — Home
own slang words too, but ours
668-6144 — Church
One reason is that fish is full
Lennartz, is married and living
are in Spanish...and there are
o f vitamins plus minerals and is
in Florida. Joaquin Luciano,
"some words that you just can’t
very low in fat. This is why
23, is also at the University o f
translate.” Even talking to
m any
h e a rt
patients are
Santa Domingo, majoring in
“ H attie H o ld ’en and Gertie
o th e r
s tu d e n ts
fro m
prescribed fish in their diets.
business administration. Three
G e t’em ” was the intriguing
Spanish-speaking
countries
also
There is supposed to be a
other brothers and a sister are
title
of
th e membership
here on the AFS program, we
la w
in
e ffe c t
th a t
no
also attending the University:
program arranged by local club
used different words and I did
supermarket can keep fish
Johnny
L u c ia n o , 23, is
chairman Florence Schmitz for
not always understand what
more than four days. I f this is
studying Economics; her tw in
the dinner meeting Sept. 3 at
they meant even though we all
so, our fish should be fresh all
brothers, Jose Enrique and
the Chinese Gardens. The
spoke Spanish.”
the time. Another thing I did
Jose Francisco, 20, are now
Invocation was given by Sara
Favorite Foods: “ In Santa
not know -w hen you bring fish
taking general college courses;
Berger and the Pledge o f
Domingo m y favorite food is
home in its paper wrapper, you
Margarita, 19, is also taking
Allegiance was led by Judy
sancocho which is something
do not unwrap it as you do
general courses this fall at U . o f
H ansen,
President Naomi
like your soup. I t has chicken
beef, evidently It stays fresher
Santa Domingo. It waa no
Blaisdell welcomed members
and all kinds o f things added.
and it does not dry out.
surprise, therefore, to hear that
and guests.
I t is often served at parties at
We also learned about the
Olga plana to attend the same
many varieties o f seafood
The featured speaker was University after her year in home. In America, I like
available, and because o f the M rs .
N e ll
W ile y , S ta te Sandy, possibly majoring in e v e ry th in g ...e x c e p t cottage
lo w
c o st
how they can Membership Chairman, from S o c io lo g y . Olga’s parents, cheese!"
contribute to making mealtime Oregon C ity. She illustrated
AT
■ Joy
her talk w ith her club’s fam ily
It
is
recommended
that
the
tree and showed how it grew.
ST. JOHN'S
average fam ily should have S h e
e m p h a s iz e d
th e
CATHOLIC CHURCH
four servings o f meat per week
importance o f seeking a stable
Wamme, Oregon
and ten servings o f fish a week. membership, and keeping new
R E G IS T R A T IO N
The delicious dishes and the members busy. Membership
Persons planning to enroll at
many others we received will
offers an opportunity to meet
M t. Hood Com m unity College
help us to appreciate the
many new friends over the
for fall quarter have ‘ wo weeks
wonderful food available to us state and nation.
to do so before classes begie
from the Pacific Ocean.
The new 1969 - 1970
Interested persons should
The next meeting will be
yearbooks marked the place o f
Father Victor Gibson
register,
receive counseling, and
held Oct. 14th -T h e lesson.
each
member. They were
THE TRUTH
buy books early in order fc>
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“ A l c o h o l , E v e r y b o d y ’s
decorated w ith a golden 50
a v o id
th e
la s t
m in u te
Ruslnen".
IN THIS
numeral marking the d u b ’s
registration rush during tke
anniversary year.
GREAT BOOK
week o f Sept. 22-26.
Those attending were Mias
C O N S T R U C T IO N
ICAN COMFORT YOU
Judy
H a n s e n , Mesdamas
Construction is prog i s r t g
W hat comfort
Blaisdell, Berger Bunny Bye,
on schedule at M HCC. Tie
te who knows whs he is and
Hill. Schm itz, Wiley. Gladys
m a in
ac ad em ic
center Is
Cannon,
Louise Crutcher,
schedul-d for completion In where he is going—to ooe who
realizes hia oneness with God
E s th e r
H o ffm a n ,
M a r ie
Fall 1970. The library btd was
Seematter, and guest Mrs.
awarded last Thursday by tke and hia safety aa God’s
Thema Scribner, President o f
board o f education to M indm child! Such assurance can' ha
the Oregon C ity dub.
Construction Company o f tke yours if you w ill turn io the
truth contaihed ■ th b _
The dinner meeting was
Parkrose area for 15 par cstt
dosed w ith the Club Collect
under the architects eetlmaD hook. Science and H ea lth
with Key lo the Scriptures by
led by Mrs. Ferae Hill
In
J a n u a r y , th e Sciente
The Fireside Meeting waa
Technology wing o f the m 4n M aryB aket-
held at the home of Miss Judy
Yon n ay
academic center is scheduled to
Hansen.
Reports from the
be bid. Presently, there «e
summer board meeting were
three permanent buildings en
given by Meadames Blaisdell,
cam pus,
th e
H P BR
Schmitz and Lorene Seiler.
M ulti-purpose building, * •
Plana fo r
Bosses’ Night
O c c u p a t io n a l
E d u c atio ta l
dinner meeting to be held In
Building, and the Vocattoaal
October were announced by
T e c h n ic a l
B u ild llS -
Mrs D orothy Deproe. Civic
Approximately 4700 studelts
Participation Chairman and
are expected to enrol) in mare
M rs .
B e th
B lu n t, Public
than 760 dames offered
Rotations
tell
Between Sandy and Brightwood
K A T H Y H A R R IS O N
Aft K/etr Rainbow
Dates Installation
Community
Presbyterian
Church
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
FIRWOOD Extension Unit
Sandy Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
BPW News
EPISCOPAL
SERVICES
Schedule Set
At M t. Hood
Every Sunday
5 p.m.
Boring Entry Takes Second
Place at Oregon State Fair
H
oui can
I fin d peace
o f mind?
9
Although Olga first thought
o f coming to the United States
last October j t was not until 15
days before she le ft home that
she actually knew she was
coming to Sandy to live with
the Reckmanns. T h e students
from the Dominican Republic
were to leave Aug. 1 but their
departure was delayed until
Aug. 15. One boy from Santa
Domingo learned only the day
before departure where he was
going and the fam ily he would
be living with in the U.S.! Olga
entered the U.S. at Florida,
taking a bus from Miam i to
Kansas and then flying from
Kansas to Denver then to
Portland.
As many foreign students,
Olga was told to “ steer clear o f
the mention o f communism
and also the public feelings
toward the U.S. in Santa
D o m in g o .
It
was also
interesting to learn that Peace
Corps workers in her country
were thought o f as “ spies” by
many o f her countrymen.
To
d a te
no
m a jo r
misunderstanding has arisen
over word usage or word
meaning with the exception o f
one
a fte rn o o n
when her
American mother asked Olga
“ Do you make your own soap
at home?” Olga thought she
said “ soup” and since soup was
then being made on the
Reckmann’s kitchen stove, it
seemed a logical question to
ask
at
th e
t im e .
The
conversation on the subject
continued between them until
the gap became too wide on
the ingredients needed to make
the finished product, and then
it was discovered that Olga was
talking about “ soup” while her
A m e r ic a n
m o th e r
was
discussing “ soap.”
Mrs. Earl Meier o f Boring by the Oregon Purebred Dairy
was one o f the entrants o f the Association. Mrs. Meier was
firs t annual Ladies' Dairy awarded a 24 inch trophy and
Showmanship contest at the a check for $ 3 0 for her efforts.
recent Oregon State Fair. She
The contest was open to
received the second place
any lady over the age o f 21
ribbon out o f a field o f 21
years and she would pick out
contestants.
any
d a ir y
a n im a l
being
The contest, which is to be
exhibited at the state fair.
an annual event was sponsored
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