Thurs., July 1, 1971 (sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 9
Arts and crafts move
to renovated bus shed
This year's bus shed w ill be
next year’s arts and crafts
room at Sandy High School.
The bus shed is being
remodeled to make space for
several new rooms. Additional
rooms to be added include a
main room, rest rooms and
rooms for resources, fire arts,
kiln and storage space.
According to Sandy High
School Superintendent Charles
Croston, $26,000 has been
budgeted for the project. He
said the work is being done on a
“ tim e and materials" budget
whereby some materials are
bought by the school and they
pay people for labor.
Gary Connelly, art teacher,
has been working on the project
with students Dave Kitchen and
Dan Dahren, a 1971 graduate.
Croston said Aladin Electric
and Peterson Plumbing are
also working on the new rooms.
Jack Freberg, Sandy, did the
masonry work.
The new arts and crafts room
w ill have 3,600 square feet. It
was started about three weeks
ago
and completion
is
scheduled for Aug. 1.
Croston said no definite
decision has been made on
where to keep the buses. Two
sites have been suggested but
he was not sure where they
would finally be kept.
Ju st In T im e For S u m m e r
These S m a rt S w im s u its
By Robby Len
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MOVING CABINETS from old arts and crafts room at
Sandy high school to new room are Dave Kitchen, left,
and Dan Dahren. Dahren, a Sandy graduate, and Kit
chen, a senior, are employed by Sandy high school
district. They are helping renovate bus shed for new arts
and crafts room.
(Post photo)
D riv e r lodged
A Gresham area mai
Marvin Franklin Tolva, w{
arrested June 28 and lodged i
Rocky Butte Ja il on
Washington County warrant fc
violation of the basic drivin
OBITUARIES
rule Tools ta k e n
Two boxes of tools valued at
$200 were reported stolen June
27 from a station wagon
belonging to Arnold A. John,
16311 NE Halsey.
G e rh a rt Schwartz
Gerhart David Schwartz, 51
Rt. 2 Box 578 Sandy, died Jun
29 in a Portland hospital.
Schwartz lived in the Sand
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worked in the logging industry.
He was a member of Immanuel
Lutheran Church in Sandy.
Survivors include his wife
June, two children, Gary and
Lana; two brothers and seven
sisters, Emma Remus, Por
tland; Martha Remus, Por
tland; Henry Schwartz, Sandy;
Frieda Lange, Sandy; Helen
Suckow, Sandy; Ella Joost,
F a irv ie w ;
Anna Deacon,
Portland; Gertrude Haas, San
Francisco; and Theodore Sch
wartz, Yachats.
Funeral services w ill be held
Friday, July 2 at 11 a.m. in
Immanuel Lutheran Church,
Sandy. Interment w ill be at
F ir h ill M em orial Cemetery.
Sandy Funeral Home, direc
tors.
Memorial contributions may
be made to the Immanuel
Lutheran Church Organ Fund.
G eorge Hauglum
George Hauglum, of Rt. 3,
Bpx 510 Sandy, died Sunday
night at a local hospital. He was
born near Sandy and at the
time of his death was 72 years
of age.
As a youngster he attended
school at both Cottrell, and
Kelso. On Dec. 24, 1931 at
Portland he married Bertha
Bergseth. They made their
home in the Cottrell-Sandy
community, where he was a
successful farmer. He was a
m em ber of the Lutheran
Church. Mr. Hauglum has been
in failing health for over two
years. In the many years that
he has lived in his community,
it has been said that everybody
knew George Hauglum. and he
was everybody’s friend.
The surviving members of
his family indlude his wife
Bertha, of Sandy, and one
sister. Mrs. Mabel Bergseth, of
Mission Hills, Calif. There are
two neices and two nephews.
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DAN DAHREN, left, and Dave Kitchen
apply insulation to bus shed at Sandy high
school that is being converted into an arts
and crafts room. Superintendent Charles
Croston said $26,000 has been set aside
for the project. Completion will be about
Aug. I.
(Post photo)
Funeral services w ill be held
Thursday July 1, at 11 a m. in
the Chapel of Carroll Funeral
Home, Gresham. Interm ent
w ill be in Sandy Scandinavian
Cemetery.
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Charles Hurdt
Funeral Services for Charles
C. Hurdt, 85, of 4500 SE 188th,
Gresham, were held Monday,
June 28, at Bateman Funeral
Chapel with vault interment at
Forest Lawn Cemetery.
He was born in Greenville,
Tenn. and received his
education in B lair Neb. He
married Annie Zurr in St. Paul,
Minn on Aug. 28, 1913. He
worked in Omaha, Neb for
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wife, Annie and his niece, Mrs.
Beulah Gaulke of Sandy.
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Torch stolen
Lester C rawford, 413 SE
Hogan, reported to Gresham
police June 26 that a torch set
and a socket wrench set had
been stolen from his pickup
camper. The trunk was pried
open. The loss was placed at
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