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4-S AN D Y (Oie ) POST Thur» . June 9. 1977 (Sec. 2) Ensem ble to cut record During the past few weeks. Die Sandy High School Jazz E n se m b le has been busy m akin g tapes fo r th e ir recording debut, which w ill come in the* form ot an album. W ith the help of Denny W alker of Eddie's music, the band has taken some ol their better tunes which they have performed over the school year and recorded them so they can be mixed dow n and made into a record. Some of the songs featured on the album w ill be Send in the C lo w n s .” ” F li n t s t o n e s , ” “ Theme from Shaft,” "Spin ning W heel” and "Keep the Customers Satisfied.” If you would like a copy of this album , orders are being taken at the main office at the high school until June 17 or you can contact Steve Christensen at 665 2369 The album w ill be rek*ased sometime in July A deposit w ill be required to secure an order \ \ \ \ \ X \ X \ X XX X X X X Berry Harvest Supplies B erry H allocks *10.50 Fiber Board (Green or Purple) Per Box of 600 *114.00 Scale Books, D u p lic a te ......... 2 Far 25* O g lo o W a te r C oolers Metal Plastic 9 c i ....................... »19.97 »23.04 10 c i ....................... »20.90 *30.00 13 G al............................. »40.97 D rin k in g Cups Solo Paper Cups Per Pkg. of 200 . . . »1.27 Hot Drink Cups Per Pkg. of 51 ................ 69° Cup Dispensers......................... Ea. »5.25 RVT1I KROEGER of St. Jude*, feed, a new friend some carrots. Scales, Portable Dial 60 Lbs. . Young, old share life SENIOR CITIZENS and Sandy Elementary kids enjoy cake and punch on the lawn. (Post photo! Lutheran church plans anniversary Rope Farm Grade M anila cn 3/16". 1/4’*, 3/8". 5/8 . 3 / 4 " ___ Per Lb. Poly Pro 5 /1 6 .3 /8 " , 1/2", 5/8 Clothesline ....... 1 .Oil ’¿.Oil ................ too Ft. ’2.50 Cose of 600 Ft. »13.80 .................. Per Lb. Hog Ring, No. 1 , 2 4 3 The second event for the 75th Speaker for the 9 a m. a n n iv e rs a ry of Im m a n u e l worship service w ill be the Rev. Lutheran Church is slated for N .E . Dey, pastor from 1946 to Sunday, June 12. 1955. The Rev. H .J. Gieseke, pastor from 1942 to 1946. w ill be the guest preacher at the 2:30 p.m. service. A t noon a dinner w ill be served in the Sandy Union High School Cafetorium. Evelyn Krebs is the dinner reser vations chairman. A confirmation class roll call w ill be the highlight of the dinner. F red Salzman. 88, the first and only c o n firm a n d of Im m anuel in 1902, plans to be here. A booklet of the history of the church has been compiled by M arie Schwartz. A coffee hour following each service w ill be in the lower level where there will also be a display of pictures and mementos. #_ ............................ Per Box ot 100 Of GRESHAM COOPERATIVE [ 325 N.E. 242 Drive (Hogan Road between Burnside & Powell) Need not be a member to buy I Phone 665-9151 Gresham, Oregon 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM Sot. 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Sun. 3333WÌI Mt. Hood Community College Got a summer >ob and still want to take some classes9 There is a variety of classes in the early morning, afternoon, and evening hours Whether you work day or night, you can still take advantage of courses this summer. Rev. Norbert Dey The trouble with “Summer School'' is just that; it is school in the summer. What we've done at M H C C is make it possible for you to attend college and have a great summer vacation too. Take a minute to read some of the unique things we've done to turn plain old summer school into Super Summer Session. D e v e lo p m e n ta l S kills* A gcxxi understanding of basic skills in reading, writing. mathematics, spelling, grammar and vocabulary is essential for everyone Use this Summer to further develop your skills. Take a refresher course or two this summer, because English ain't easy As part of its program to help people help each other, the Sandy C o m m u n ity School under the direction of Judy Sheppherd and Macy Brader has organized a program in which grade school kids and senior citizens have a chance to relate to each other across their age differences. The program, called “ Silver Threads Among the Golden” is based on the philosophy of Dr. E liz a b e th K u b le r-R o ss , a pioneer in the psychology of aging "The young people divert a tte n tio n fro m the aging process," said Macy Brader of Kubler-Ross's concepts. "The kids' response is to have less fear of tj»e aging and dying process." A fte r some in itia l ap prehension on the part of both A number of local residents were among the students to graduate from Oregon State University last Sunday. Sandy resid en ts due to graduate include Jeanine M. Johnson, bachelor of science, business; Scott D. LeRoy, bachelor of science, education; Lynn C. Sondenaa. Robert J. Stocking J r ., m a s te r of education. B r ig h t w o o d r e s id e n t Beatrice S. Strong, w ill receive a bachelor of science with high scholarship. Boring residents to graduate include Sheere L. Hawkins, Daniel Ledburg, bachelor of science, agriculture; Daniel D. Donaldson, bachelor of science, business; Lewis G. Holbrook, bachelor of arts, liberal arts. M ark K Shull, P atrick C. Sutton, bachelor of science, liberal arts; David W. Morton, bachelor of science, science; Cheri L. Crumley (w ith high scholarship), Lisa J. Hylton, bachelor of science, home economics Seniors g ra d u a tin g w ith scholastic honors w ill be recognized. Those with grade point averages of 3.75 or better (4 points is straight-A; 3 is B) w ill graduate with highest honors; those between 3 25 and 3.75, high scholarship. ROB EDMONDS rises with other FFA of ficers to greet adviser Les Geren at recent banquet. Edmonds was president The Sandy Future Farm ers of Am erica chapter wrapped up their year of activities w ith a m ember and parents banquet SOFA, 2 »wing rockrt, Simmon* hide a bed, lot* of miscellaneous items, 666 6742,253 2735, M 74m O F F IC E R , apphrat.ons are being accepted for position in new Easlside branch ot Bucher Excrow Inc., call M aybella, 297 1U6 B tfm t ESCROW D A C H SH U N D , CROSS between toy and m in ia tu r e , year old, housebroken, g ive aw ay, 75? S47« • Like variety in your education9 Select from five, ten, or twelve week class sessions this summer O 24m 1969 P O N TIA C LeMan», AC. 350 engine, steel belted radials, sharp, 666 6742,253 7735 74 24m Registration Dates Anytime dunng normal operating hours. Maywood and Mall 205 Centers Anytime during normal operating hours For More Information Call Campus: 667-7390 Maywood Center 256-3430 Mall 205 Center 256-4393 N ON R E G IS T E R E D m in ia tu re purebted Dachshund, males, s$o 00, 7S4 7741 R 24m 1 B E D R O O M F U R N IS H E O spar tments, S«5 00 and S90 00, 60S 2627 or 665 0870 P 24m P A TIO SALE : Love seat and coucl, set of living room tables, working lawnmowers, misc. Saturday Sunday, 38100 Sandy Haights Rd. Space 10,66« 6349 W 73t 1 B EDROO M , electric h e at.carport, all utilities. ??Oth, Zim 's store area M a rried couple, no pets References, S775, 666 7371. DeW 25m BARK OUST aged »754X1 per unit delivered deliveries anytim e, call 663 5056 J 26t LARGE 2 bedroom Townhouse, fireplace, open staircase, private cui de sac, S760 00 a month, call 70 1 9511 or 665 3411. M tfm t S P A R K LIN G C LE A N , J bedroom, fam ily room, double garage, lots of extras, S350 00 month plus deposit, 666 5675 R 25m M O B IL E H O M E F rre d o m hom e. 12 x 60, w tipout, already fur nished, lots of extras, »6000 66« 6744, F 25m 4 I B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T , fur nished S120 00 m onth, un furnished SI 16 00 m yr Qualified elderly, i R E S U L TS « of the SUHS chapter for two years. ( Post photo I FFA winds up year w ant ads 4N FO R D tractor ) pt Very good condition, »1,795 00,375 5177 B 27mt First S w f p U session. June 20 July 21 Set find 5 week session. July 25 August 25 Ten week session June 20 August 25 "W e feel we are really doing our part to help bridge the gap," said Brader afterw ard Judging from the delighted look on the faces of both the seniors and the kids, they are doing mare than just bridging the gap-- they are elim inating it. graduate Too Late to Classify Instructional Dates Sandy There, they saw a treehouse, fed horses and chickens, and enjoyed cake and punch on the lawn. Local residents r°- Want to have a summer vacation? You can still get a complete course of study in only five short weeks during summer session and still have ample time for that trip to the mountains, the beach, or Ft Lauderdale the school kids, from Sandy E lem en tary, and the senior citizens, from St. Jude’s there is now a very high degree of interaction. "T h e kids are really fond of these people," said Brader, "and w ill often visit them on the weekend." Field trips are a frequent activity, and this week the destination was M acy Brader's ranch on Colorado Rd., near M O S T LY B E A O LE puppies, female, 8 weeks, free to Qood hom es,665 5583 B 24m A IO E ANO COOK for sm all home ot twenty, 663 4211. R 25m f tfm t .1 9 7 6 PORD 4x4, excellent con dition, m any extras, 667 2381. P 24m FOR SALS or trade for sm all trailer A new Kitchen Aide uougn M ix er, aaa a/«» H 231 F R E E TO GOOD H O M E , 10 month old '/j Lab, '/» St Bernard, mat«, very loveable, needs room. 275 S 2 1 9 *ft» r 5p.m . B 23t It w u the 36th annual banquet for the club which la the high school's larg e st organization. Sandy FFA C h ap ter President Roh Edmonds was named outstanding senior at the banquet held M ay 18 in the high school com m ons Edmonds was also named star chapter farm er. Others gaining special reco g n itio n w ere R ich ard TenEyck, high point man; Bruce Parker, star agricul tural businessmen, and Barb Smith, star green hand The club chose to initiate two honorary chapter members Sue Lafky, editor of The Sandy Post, and Paul Montgomery, high school teacher The 1976-77 chapter officers were Edmonds, president; Dan R o h w e d e r, v ic e -p re s id e n t; Samina Simonis, secretary; T e ri Edm onds, tre a s u re r; Cheryl Wamboldt, reporter, Julie Hohler, sentinel. Officers for the 1977-78 school year include Dan Rohweder, president; Denny M iller, vice- president; Samina Simonis, s e c re ta ry ; T e ri Em onds, tre a s u re r; Jody P ow ers, reporter, G ary Roth, sentinel Standing committee chair men include Richard TenEyck, M ike Edmonds and Karen Roh weder Proficiency awards were given to Richard TenEyck, beef p ro d u ctio n ; Ken Solso, agricultural electrification; Tony Golden, w ildlife; Doug G illum , forestry. G ary Roth, poultry; G ret chen Lun d een , sheep production, G ary Rolling, agricultural processing, Rob E dm onda, p lacem en t in agricultural production Richard TenEyck, livestock production, Dave Chatelain, horticulture; Bruce P arker, agricultural sales and service, Tom Blasdell, horse produc tion; M ark Liepold, crops. Doug G illum home and farm improvement. Les Geren is advisor for the club. Carlson receives bonus allotment There wasn’t a hand, but there was a parade of sorts through the city of Sandy Monday morning The occasion was the arriva l of a final shipment of 40 Monte C a rlo a a t P e te C arlso n's Chevrolet in Sandy. The Monte Carlos are the last of the big models of Monte Carlos that w ill he put out by Chevrolet Next year's models w ill be sm aller. Carlson received a bonus factory allotment of 40 extra models of the cars and la p res en tly Involved in a C h ev ro le t N a tio n a l Sales Contest that will go on until July 10
