2 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., April 8, 1971 (Sec. 2)
Mexican orpha
75 miles south of the border at Ensenada. Baja, Mexico.
an orphanage 10 miles beyond
Bennie Puckett and his wife
Winnie were asked to help
counsel and supervise a group
of 120 high school and college
students who spent their spring
vacation doing much needed
work at the orphanage Forty
adults, including W illard
Wanvig. a teacher at Concord
Elem entary
School
and
Richard Wanvig. a teacher at
Boring Elem entary School,
accompanied the group, who
went in 25 private vehicles.
The work group included
students from Camas and
Vancouver, Wash., Portland,
M ilw aukie, Oregon C ity,
Albany, Eugene, Springfield,
The Dalles, Maupin, and
Sacramento, Calif.
Centro De Amparo, Center of
a s r t t k t î ï Refuge, has about 60 children
from six months to 14 years in
age. The personnel at the or
phanage is Mexican except for
V
Ken Stroman who lives in
" . k
>4. L dB» Pasadena, C alif, and com
mutes on week-ends to Centro
De
Amparo. The resident
DIGGING DITCHES and putting in drain title was part of
supervisor at Centro De Am
the work which was completed at the Mexican orphanage.
paro is a Mexican Nationalized
Sandy grade school teacher, Bennie Puckett, was one of
Russian, Alfredo Federenko,
the American supervisors who worked with 120 high
who is 77 years old and has
school and college students from the states during spring
lived in Baja for 45 years.
vacation on construction projects at the orphanage.
The Mexican personnel do
lot have the know-how, the
jquipment, nor the time to do
1 new construction or the up-keep
that needs to be done. Thus, all
such work is done by volunteer
groups that come to Ensenada
and pay all their own expenses.
These young people paid $50
each to take part in this work
project plus paying their own
expenses to and from the
Mexican border.
Work projects included
finishing a barn and machine
shop-manual training center
that was started by another
group, installing a drain field
and the painting of buildings
inside and out.
Two ladies took their sewing
machines and home economic
students repaired and made
new clothes for the children and
250 N.E. Hood
personnel. Plumbing, showers,
and wash sinks were installed.
Gresham
Over 120 sacks of cement
were used with a small portable
m ixer to put the floor in the
WATCH FOR
machine shop and pour a slab
OUR GRAND
for a play area. Some of the
OPENING!
volunteers brought their own
welding tanks, pipe threading
A fte r 16 years w ith Iv y Service, George's
tools, etc. Richard Wanvig took
his Honda power plant to run
A lin e m e n t has m oved to 2 5 0 N .E . H oo d ,
the cement mixer.
Gresham
Phone 6 6 6 5 4 1 1
The one event that was
Spring vacation found one of
Sandy’s seventh grade teachers
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well as the most fun happened
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Opening dates
for parks set
by P.G.E.
on the one day that was not a
work day. On Wednesday 121 of
the group went deep-sea fishing
and hit a school of barracuda.
Twenty-five gunny sacks of fish
were caught before the time
lim it ran out The fish were still
biting when they went back to
the dock The fish ranged from
20 to 30 inches in length and
weighed 3 or 4 pounds. The 160
members of the group had all
the fish they could eat, and over
1,200 pounds were put into the
freezers at the orphanage,
enough to last them for about
nine months.
One boy caught 56 fish.
Puckett commented, " I t is the
first time 1 have ever had to use
a wheel barrow to take fish to
the deep-freeze."
The Mexicans cleaned the
fish before the boat got back to
the dock At the orphanage an
assembly line of ten people
working in continuous shifts
took over six hours to cut the
catch into pieces, wash, drain,
pack in bags and boxes and
take it to the freezers in a wheel
barrow.
Puckett took about 100 slides
and 10 rolls of movie film . His
,
carload arrived back in Por- 1 March 28, a round trip of 2,564
tland at 7:30 Sunday night, m*'es
A WORK CREW IS shown helping put one of the
budildings together at the orphanage in Mexico. Sandy
grade school instructor Bennie Puckett and his wife were
supervisors at the project over spring vacation.
1971-1972 Sandy Rural Fire
Protection Dist. No. 72
Portland General Electric
company has announced 1971
opening dates for company-
owned park and recreation
areas.
Jim Goggin, com m unity
relations
m anager,
said
Promontory and Pelton parks
w ill open on April 23, while
Roslyn lake, River M ill, Austin
Hot Springs, Harriet Lake,
Round Butte observatory and
N orth
F ork
fish-view ing
gallery begin operations on
April 24. Roslyn lake w ill be
open on weekends only until
May 29. A weekend-only
schedule also w ill be in effect
until June 12 for the Round
Butte observatory. Faraday
Lake and Roslyn lake remain
open all year for fishing.
Beginning April 1, PGE w ill
accept reservations for the use
of campsites at Pelton park,
located on the Deschutes river
west of Madras, and at
Prom ontory park, on the
Clackamas east of Estacada.
Campsites in these two parks
may be reserved for up to seven
days in any 10-day period at a
user fee of $1.50 per night.
Reservations are not taken and
user fees are not required at
other PGE campgrounds.
Picnicking at all PGE parks
and recreation areas remains
free of charge and requires no
r e s e r v a tio n .
L a rg e
organizations may reserve
group areas at Lake Roslyn
park for a modest fee.
Information and reservations
may be obtained by calling
PGE public relations depart
ment during regular business
hours at 228-7181, ext. 361.
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Vocational dept.
sets open house
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The Vocational Department
of Sandy High School plans an
inform a l com m unity open
house April 19, from 7-9 p.m.
Materials and equipment w ill
be displayed in the following
rooms: Wood shop, Charles
Fraisier, dept. head; Business
education, Miss Barbara
Beehler and Miss M ary
Wooley, and Jack Manning;
home economics, Mrs. Gary
Larsen, and Mrs. James Wolf;
agriculture. Lee Cole; elec
tronics, W illiam Meyers;
m etals. Del Rader; power
mechanics. Jack Peebler; arts
and crafts, Gary Connelly.
Faculty members w ill be
available to discuss their areas
of interest with visitors. No
formal program is planned for
the open house.
This is an excellent op
portunity for parents to share
th e ir ideas on vocational
education with staff members.
Parents of Sandy area eighth
graders are especially urged to
attend the open house to meet
the teachers and to learn about
the vocational program offered
to their children Community
members interested in the type
b f vocational training given
SUHS students are also en
couraged to attend
Jim Parten from L ittle
Village Studio at Troutdale is
the new instructor for the art
class held Monday's from 9
a m till 12 at Women's Club
Hall
Nineteen painters and two
visitors were present on April 5.
For the present, class will
continue at the same time and
place
r n n n d tr ir » o f
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BARN AND FENCED runways that were completed
during work over spring vacation at an orphanage in
Mexico is inspected by one of the orphanage children.
Also shown are goats which were gift from American to
the orphanage.
SA N D Y
ART CLUB
Please Bear With Us While We Are
Remodeling Our Quarters
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help from Sandy teacher
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