4 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur*., June 17, 1971 (Sec.
Father Bozarth celebrates
20th year as clergyman
C e n te r s la te s
s in g in g g ro u p
“ Southern Pacific Men of
Song ' a M itch M ille r-typ e
vocal group from Ogden. Utah,
w ill perform Friday evening at
the LDS State Center, located
at 9901 SE Caruthers
The program w ill begin at
7:30 p m
and fu rth e r in
formation may be obtained by
calling 254-3807
Immanuel
Lutheran
Church
* a m.
ìg js e .m .
10:15*.m
Morning Service*
Sunday School
Aduli Sitila Clat*
CO-CHAIRMEN Lyle and Joyce Zaugg are having a
“snapping" good time making preparations for the Crab
Feed to be held at the Sandy High School cafeteria June
26th from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
A Cordial Welcome it
Estendati to All
PASTOR PRANK K OEPKE
M O-*}]} — Church
SANDY CHURCH
OF C H R IST
East Main at Hwy. 2*
Bible Classes
10 AM
Morning Worship
11AM
Evening Worship
0:30 PM
Midweek Bible Study
(W ed., 7.30 PM
Ladies BiWe Ciass(Thur-) 10 A M
Forest D Moyer
Minister
444-4114 Church
254-4424 Home
The Chapel of the
Hills
Between Sandy and Brightwood
A Community Church without
a membership
You Will Be Welcome!
Bible School
Morning Worship
Evening Service
Bible Study (Wed.)
0:45 a.m.
11 00 a m.
7-1.1$ p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Thyra E . Strand, Minister
422-3240
ST. JUDES
C O LL E G IA TE
CHURCH
(An Episcopal Organized
Mission)
Sunday Fam ily Services
10:30 A .M .
P.O. Box 57
321 Scenic Ave.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4108
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
9 4Sa.m.
Morning Services
11a.m.
Westminister Fellowship
High School Group
7 00 p.m.
Nursery Care Ouring Worship
Parsonage 448-4S94
REV E L . N E U E N F E L D T
St. Michael's
Catholic
Church
Sunday M a tt IJ O t .m .- lp . m .
St. John* Catholic Church
Weichet. Oregon
M a tt * p.m
Sat.; t a m
Sun
Corner S trautt A Plaatant
Sandy. Oregon
Father Carl Olmpl
* * * *** *
Sandy Seventh -
Day
Adventist Church
Proctor and U nlvartlty
Sabbath School
l lO i m
Morning Service
11 0 0 * m
You Are Welcome
Pattor
LA R R Y KU R TZ
66 5-7096 — Home
6 6 8 61 44 — Church
Mt. Hood CC
graduates 247
Mt. Hood Community College
President Dr Earl L. Klapstein
conferred degrees on a record
247 students in Sunday's
commencement exercise at the
college
Mt Hood's fourth annual
commencement
saw
82
students earn transfer degrees.
113 students gaining vocational-
technical degrees and 52
students receiving vocational-
technical certificates.
The 247 graduates. 70 more
than in 1970. earned degrees
and certificates in 44 different
college transfer programs and
Eastmont
prepares
new play
WANT ADS
T o o L ate to Classify
The
Eastmont
Players
Association is rehearsing for
heir upcoming production of
The Reluctant Dragon.”
The play is an adaptation of
the fairy tale by Kenneth
Grahame It is being directed
by Robert Holden who also
directed "Hello Out There” and
“ Box and Cox” for the East
mont Players. Holden also
starred in "The Drunkard”
which was presented last year
Ken Fox w ill be cast as the
father and Diana Taylor w ill be
the mother. John Yandell is
cast as a boy and Edie Baker
w ill play St George Tim Ruch
and Monika Voellm w ill por
tray a dragon and good fairy,
respectively. Villagers w ill be
Mickey Lane. Linda McKinlay,
Opal H orr, Karen Powers,
Marlene Olson, James Olson,
Pam Fitter and Mike Aiken
The time and place of the
production w ill be announced
later
The Tuesday afternoon pre
school story hour for children 3-
6 w ill continue at the library
each Tuesday afternoon from 2
-2:30 throughout the summer
The library is adding a
summer story hour for children
who have finished grades 1
ihrough 4 This w ill im
mediately follow the pre-school
story hour and w ill be held from
2:30 to 3 each Tuesday. The
school age story hour w ill begin
on June 22 and w ill conclude
August 24
Mrs Ed Nuenfeldt tells the
story, helps the children choose
books, and helps them learn to
use the library
A Convenient Location
for the Family and Friends
It is most comforting to the bereaved family if
family members and friends too, can pay their
heart felt respects. It is wise to choose a loca
tion convenient to all, able to accommodate
small or large services, and with ample parking.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received
by the City of Sandy. Oregon until
8 00 P M on June 28, 1971, for the
Improvement to Scenic Avenue",
ail as set forth in the Plans and
Specifications on file with the City
Recorder at the tim e mentioned the
Proposals w ill be opened and
publicly read at the City P all,
Sandy. Oregon
All Proposals shall be sealed and
addressed
"Proposal for Im
pro v em en t of Scenic Avenue ,
addressed or delivered to the City
Recorder at the City Hall by mail or
in person said Proposal to be on the
Proposal blanks furnished in the
specifications
Plans and Specifications can be
obtained from the office of Boat
wright Engineering, Inc , 2613 12th
Street S E Salem, Oregon
The work w ill consist of the
following items
Unclassified Ex
cavation Lump Sum, Base Rock 2"
0 605 Cyds Surface Course 3'4" 0
100 Cyds Pavement Class B
394
Tons Concrete Curbs 1402 L F plus
storm dramage
E ach Proposal m ust be ac
companied by a certified check
cashier s check or bid bond with an
approved surety company as surety,
in the sum of ten percent (10 % ) of
the amount bid for the execution of
the contract No interest will be
allowed on the deposit with the bid
All bid bonds or checks ac
companymg rejected Proposals will
be re tu rn e d upon aw a rd and
execution of the contract
The successful bidder will be
required to execute the contract
w.thm Five Days (5 days) after the
award of the work to him and shall
turmsh a Public Contract Per
formance Bond in the amount of one
hundred percent of the amount of the
b»d to the City of Sandy, Oregon
The city reserves the right to
reiect any or all bids to waive in
formal-ties or to aw ard the contract
to the lowest responsible bidder
The city reserves the right to
increase, decrease or omit any item
it deems necessary
Dated June 7. 1971
Ruth Loundree
City Recorder
City of Sandy Oregon
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THE REVEREND Canon Rene M. Bozarth. Vicar of S t
Jude's Episcopal Church and General Administrator of
St. Jude's Home,celebrates his 20th anniversary of or
dination as clergyman of the Episcopal Church this year.
Father Bozarth was honored at a special church picnic
June 13th.
(Photoby Don Lowe)
church programs He has been,
since 1961, a Canon of the
Cathedral of St George in
Windhoek. Southwest Africa,
and has developed one of the
largest m issionary supply
programs in the Episcopal
Church for Anglican hospitals
in Africa, the Middle East, and
the Philippines The Society
re g u la rly receives medical
supplies and church goods
which are forwarded on to
needy hospitals under Anglican
auspices serving persons of all
faiths and denominations.
In 1969 when The Society of
St. Paul consolidated its
program s.
its
p rin tin g
departm ent was moved to
Sandy and is now located at 204
P roctor.
In addition to
publishing “ The M ountain
m a rrie d Lloyd Wood in
Washougal, Wash They made
their home in Sandy.
Mrs. Wood is survived by her
husband of West Linn; three
sons, Larry, Raymond and
Randy Wood of Milwaukie; two
daughters, Marion and Lori
Wood of M ilw a u kie ; five
brothers, Clifford, William and
George H art of Gresham,
Archie Hart of Hillsboro, and
Lawrence Hart of Boring; a
step-brother, Clifford Hirsch of
Gresham and an aunt. Irene
Lively of Milwaukie
Interment was in Willamette
National Cemetery in Portland.
FOR SALE: lawn sweeper, fur
niture, misc articles 905 NE 3rd,
666 1765
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PUBLIC
NOTICES
for Relaxing Dads
Magazine" monthly, St. Paul's
Press also prints a quarterly
magazine which circulates
over 12,000 copies nationally,
and has recently taken over
printing for the National Guild
of Churchmen of the Episcopal
Church. The press w ill publish
several books this year, in
cluding the biography of Lige
Coalman, popular mountain
man of the area, and a Sandy
centennial history book
In 1963 during the building of
the Sandy nursing home,
F ather Bozarth suffered a
serious re s p ira to ry ailm ent
which has plagued him since.
Although often i l l due to
re c u rrin g viru s infections
which settle in his respiratory
tract. Father Bozarth is still
active in the community.
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Childrens
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at library
B A T E M
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d iffe re n t
vocational-
technical programs
Dr Dwight C. Baird, past
president of the Am erican
Association of Junior Colleges,
delivered the commencement
address Dr. Baird is presently
a professor of Com m unity
College Education at Oregon
State University He served as
president of Clark College in
Vancouver, Washington, for 12
years
Mt
Hood’ s fir s t com
mencement
exercise
in
December of 1966 saw the
college
graduate
eight
students
Canon Rene Bozarth. Vicar of
St. Jude's Collegiate Chapel
and Rector of The Society of St.
Paul, celebrates his 20th an
nive rsa ry as an Episcopal
clergyman this year
Father Bozarth, is general
administrator of St. Jude’s
Home in Sandy and is editor of
the "Mountain Magazine ” He
was honored at a special parish
picnic June 13 at the IS .
Hartman residence where an
outdoor communion service
was celebrated preceding the
festivities.
Follow ing a successful
career in radio (he was once
program director of Radio
Station KW'JJ) and journalism
(he has written for over half a
dozen tri-county area news
publications I, Father Bozarth
entered the Episcopal ministry
in 1951.
Ordained to the Diaconate
and priesthood of the Episcopal
Church by the late Bishop, The
R ight Reverend Benjam in
Dagwell, Father Bozarth was
responsible for the founding of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church in
Gresham
In 1958 he with the assistance
of several area laym en,
founded The Society of St Paul,
the only religious order of the
Episcopal Church in the Pacific
N orthwest, and opened St.
Jude's Home, then located in
Gresham, next to the parish
church.
The present St. Jude’s Home
was purchased by The Society
of St. Paul in 1962. The 63 bed
facility began serving the area
residents and people of the
m etropolitan com m unity in
February of 1963.
The nursing home has
provided, since its beginning, a
payroll for a staff of ap
proximately 30 full and part
time persons. It also con
tributed to the economy of the
area through the purchase of'
goods and services since its
beginning. It is hoped by the
Home’s operators that the
nursing care center w ill grow
with the Sandy area.
In addition to his duties as
Vicar of the Episcopal Church
mission congregation and
administrator of the nursing
home. Father Bozarth is active
in national and international
Fredrik Anderson
Richard Nolan
Richard Dean Nolan died in
his home at Rt. 1 Box 3, Sandy,
on June 12. at the age of 13.
Ricky was born March 10,
1958 in Sacramento. California.
He lived in Sacramento until
1966 when he moved to Portland
where he attended school and
was a member of the Cub
Scouts. In 1969 he moved to
Sandy where he was a member
of the swimming team at Sandy
Grade School. He attended the
Assembly of God Church in
Sandy. Ricky liked the out
doors. where he could fish, golf
and ride his Honda
He is survived by his
parents:
James
Nolan,
Milwaukie; and Mrs Clark
Wolf. Sandy; 2 brothers Terry
Nolan Sandy; Steven Nolan,
California, 1 sister; Luanne
Cramer. Washington; grand
mother Mrs Calista Johnson
Sandy
Funeral Services were held
Tuesday June 15, in the chapel
of Sandy Funeral Home Rev
Jim Davis officiated Burial
was at F ir h ill M em orial
Cemetery in Sandy.
The
fa m ily
suggests
memorial contributions to the
leukemia Fund
M ary Wood
Fredrik Anderson, 85, Rt. 4
Box 1760, Boring, died at a
Portland hospital June 13.
Anderson was born in Vasa,
Finland and came to the United
States with his parents when he
was eight years old He at
tended school in South Dakota
and graduated from the school
of mines in Rapid City, S.D.
In 1910 he moved to Oregon
and made his home in Boring
He married Nettie H Bohna
Aug 30 in Portland After their
m arria ge they returned to
South Dakota He worked as an
engineer in the gold mines from
1915 to 1918 when he returned to
Portland and worked in the
Columbia shipyards durin g
World War 1. In 1921 they
moved to their Boring home
where they had lived since
Later Anderson was em
ployed as an engineer for the
Bull Run Dam project and for
b uilding Bonneville Dam.
From 1942 until his retirement
in 1951. Anderson was with the
Army Engineers in the Pittock
Block in Portland He retired as
an associate engineer
Anderson served for many
years as a director of the Union
Grade School, District 26. He
was also active in the Boring
Grange and the Knights of
Phthias
Surviving members include
his wife, and two daughters,
Mrs R (Nettie' Fields and
Mrs D (Ruth’ Adams. P ort
land There is one grandchild
Funeral services w ill be held
Thursday. June 17. at 2 p m in
the Chapel of Carroll Funeral
Home. Inc . Gresham Larry
Foster of the Church of Christ,
Portland, w ill officiate
Private vault interment will
Funeral services were held at
the Bateman Funeral Chapel in
Gresham Tuesday. June 15. for
Mary Wood. 43, a longtime
resident of Sandy
Mrs Wood died in a Glad
stone nursing home June 10
after a lengthy illness
Mary Anne Hart was bom in
Hood River and received her
education in the Hood River follow in the Damascus Pioneer
public schools July 27.1953 she Cemetery
Lenora Eri
Lenora May E ri died in her
Boring home on June 12 at the
age of 76.
Mrs. E ri was bom July 5,1894
in Heppner, Ore. to Mr. and
Mrs. William Steward. At an
early age she moved to Wolf
Creek with her parents where
she grew to womanhood.
January 25,1916 she was united
in marriage to Gilbert Eri in
Grants Pass. They moved to
the Kelso area in 1916 where
they operated a berry farm.
Mr Eri preceded her in death
in 1961. She was a member of
the Norwegian
Lutheran
Church
She is survived by her
ch ild re n: Norena B urdick,
Boring; Elmer E ri, Sandy,
Brothers: W illiam Steward.
Wolf Creek, Harry Steward,
Wolf Creek; Herman Steward,
W olf Creek; Sister: M arie
Leghorn. Portland; 6 grand
children and 7 great grand
children. Her son, Glenn Eri,
preceded her in death in 1937.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday June 16, in the
chapel of Sandy Funeral Home.
Rev. Edward Neuenfeldt of
ficiated Vault interment was
at Scandinavian Cemetery,
Sandy.
In lieu of flowers the family
suggests
m em orial
con
tributions to Sandy Lions or
S a n d ^P re s b ^ te ria r^ C h ^ c h .
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.Airman Ricky J. Robinson,
Sandy, has received his first US
Air Force duty assignment
after completing basic training
at Lackland AFB. Tex
The airm an
has been
assigned to a unit of the Tac
tic a l
A ir
Command
at
Sjymour-Johnson AFB. N.C.,
for training and duty as a
construction specialist
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