10 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur».. Sept 21. 1972 (Sec 11
M rs. Hermanson elected
County 4-H
Mrs Eleanor« Hermanson,
SUHS journalism and English
teacher, was elected Saturday
to the Oregon Council for the
Improvement of Instruction, a
group formed by the Oregon
Education Association
The executive council is
composed of seven members
elected from a 35 member
committee of subject m atter
leaders m e et
Clackamas county 4-H Horse
club leaders will meet at 8 p.m
September 21 in McLoughlin
Hall on the Clackamas Com
m u m ty College campus to
organize the year’s activities
The agenda will include such
items as new horse project
m a te ria l a v a ila b le , leader
training in the county and state,
m aterial available for new and
prospective leaders. County
F a ir, and what's ahead for the
4-H horse project
Of the more than fifty 4-H
p rojects a v a ila b le to the
counties youth, the one in
volving horses has proved the
most popular both for urban
and rural youth Over 800
members and 80 leaders are
currently active in the project.
Many more are expected to
enroll this year according to T.
D Zurcher. County Extension
agent Interested individuals
should contact the county
E xtension
o ffice
for
in
formation Many new clubs are
currently being formed
ROBERT LUNDBORG and Miss Linda Brook relax after
their first week at Boring Grade School. Lundborg is the
new science teacher for the district and Miss Brook is the
new 8th grade teacher in the district.
(Post photoi
A d e lin e s
to m e e t
Tuesdays
The Blue l-ake chapter of
Sweet Adelines. Inc meets
each Tuesday evening at St
L uke's Episcopal church.
Gresham, at 8 p m
All ladies who like to sing are
invited to attend the meetings
Further information can be
obtained by calling 771 9838 or
760-6898
w ins at show
(Pioneer Press Photo)
SOME OF the new teachers are Mrs. Chris Church. Mrs.
Lynda Garner, Miss Rozanne Adams (LASSIE'S keeper),
Mrs. Kathy Burt and Mr. Lynn Sandenaa Camera shy is
M r. Mike Kostrba.
( Pioneer Press Photo)
Bryant serving
Army Spec 4 Zane D Bryant
J r., son of M rs
M u rtis
His studies were designed to
develop
in d ivid ual
A rm y
K lootw yk, Route 2, Sandy, leadership skills and increase
recently completed the basic his ability to understand and
fellow
leadership course at the U.S. co m m u n icate w ith
A rm y ,
H a w a ii
non soldiers
He is assigned to the 347th
commissioned officer academy
at Schofield Barracks. Hawaii tra n s p o rta tio n com pany at
Spec
B ryan t
received Schofield Barracks
He entered the Army in July
training in leadership, human
behavior, counseling
and 1970, completed basic training
discipline, problem solving, at Ft Lewis, Wash., and was
last stationed in Vietnam
and communications
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Mt Hood Frwy. (261
INSURANCE
WE SELL . . .
T H E R E ARE six new teachers in the
Cottrell School district this year. Kneeling
on the left is G arry Kidder, physical
education; and Greg O ’M eara, science
The Sandy Unit of the Oregon
Retired Educators Association
held th e ir August picnic
meeting at Edna Rohde's home
and their September meeting at
the Clyde Sutherland home
The m eetings w ere con
ducted by president Maude
Johnson Information for the
official 1971-“72 director was
gathered from the members,
delegates to the fall conference
at Pendleton were selected and
the tw o-day program was
discussed
It was noted that the Kiwanis
Birthday Calendar was com
pleted and m a ile d to the
publishers prior to the Sep
tember 11th deadline Three
hundred twenty calendars had
been ordered for distribution in
December — 750 birthdays and
anniversaries had been listed,
plus 500 club meeting dates
The calendar netted Kiwanis
$175 and the Retired Educators
Association, who promoted the
calendar project this year,
$195 Both sums will be used for
various community services
The association expressed a
desire to center attention upon
G em
show
slated
G vorg* Morgan
Local Repreeentative
C
t I
cooperate w ith the Sandy
Centennial Committee in any
way they can be of service
The local unit has been in
vited to a luncheon at Oregon
City Saturday. Sept 23. at 12 30
p m A contingent of Sandy
members will attend
WALRAD
Sandy. Oregon
IN S U R A N C E
AGENCY
6 6 8 4421
NOW SHOWING
Exciting New Ghevrolets for 1973
This Years Cars are Beautiful*
Visit FAMHIHG CHEVROLET for a first hand
look at the all-new *73 cars and trucks.
Chevelle Laguna Colonnade
Hardtop Sedan
The Mt Hood Rock Club
will hold its 16th annual Gem
and Mineral Show, Sat , Sept
23 from 10 a m to 9 p.m and
Sun from 10 a m. to 6 p m It
will be held in the Recreation
Bldg on the Mt. Hood College
campus
Among attractions at the
show are displays of agates,
gems, minerals, and fossils, as
well as demonstratons of cut
ting, polishing, and jew elry
making A snack bar will be
featured The public is invited;
there is no admission charge
Parking is free in the campus
lot
The Club meets second
Wednesday, and fourth Monday
each month in the Group In
struction Room at D e x te r
McCarty Grade School.
IT IZ E N S
OLLEG E
OLLEGE
a project during the next year
in which all members could
A fte r
some
p a rtic ip a te
discussion it was decided to
The personal insurance
counsel and advice of
a local agent is impor
tant to you in plan
nmg a complete msur
ance program.
teacher. The middle row left is Kathy
Mivaka. sixth grade, and Judy Gray In
the back, are left June McClure, second
grade, and Sue J a berg, seventh grade
( Post photo >
Retired educators plan luncheon
Len Eaton.
HAIRCUTS
SERVICE
WE GIVE!
Bear Creek
Bandits" 4-H group won honors
at a recent horse show at N . K
Stables in Portland
The three members brought
home one high point junior
nbbon. three trophies, three
blue ribbons, th ree second
place ribbons, three third place
ribbons, one fourth place
ribbon, one fifth place ribbon
and one reserve.
Featured at the show was a
last minute "surprise" class
for which the participants had
to change clothes and equip
ment.
NEW TEACHERS include Mrs. Judy Annus. Mrs. Doris
Shelton. Mr. Bradford Hanna. M r Ron Grant? and M r.
s2.00
B ear C ree k 4-H
Three of the
L Y N E T T E FAST is the new third grade teacher at Sandy
Ridge school in the Sandy Grade School District. Here she
helps some of the students.
(Post photo)
departmental presidents, state
education department mem
tiers, and OEA staff members
Working Saturday on the
revision of the state-w ide
subject matter day which will
be held Oct 13 this year, the
council will deal throughout the
year with all phases for the
im provem ent of classroom
instruction
M rs
H erm anson
is
president-elect of the Oregon
J o u r n a lis m
E d u c a to rs
association and will serve one
year on the O C II executive
board
See for yourself..-glamour, luxury,
great styling
Nova Hatchback Coupe
Monte Carlo S Coupe
Chevrolet Caprice Estate Wagon
Chevrolet Caprice Sport Sedan
FOLLOW THE CROWD...
ORUM
N«wi and Views About
Mt. Hood Community College
By CHUCK NIEMI
Coordinator of
College Information
Tickets for this Saturday’s
benefit fo o tb all gam e with
Yakim a are being sold at a
num ber of places. MHCC
a th le tic d e p a rtm e n t; D a le ’s
Draperies; Van K irk Florists,
Stamm A Stuart Insurance;
Obies R e s ta u ra n t; Turfsid e
R e s ta u ra n t; B u rg er King
(188th & B u rn s id e ); R iv e r
Queen
R e s ta u ra n t;
and
Western School Supply
Proceeds go to the Mt Hood
K iw an is Cam p fo r H a n
dicapped Children
Kickoff is at 1 p.m.
See the Hew Cars and Trucks
FAHNING
CHEVROLET
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