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June 2 I
1979 iSar 2) SANDV ÍO re ) POST
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Court spans generations
Royalty tapped for Mountain Days
R o y a lty re p re s e n tin g
several generations of area
residents w ill reign over the
festivities of Sandy Mountain
Days July 2 8
Members of the court are
Helen Sulzbach, queen,
(tin n y Kallen, princess;
Arlene Hathke, princes»;
Shannon Ellis, prince»»;
Trixie and Pixie Meier,
princesses
Queen Helen Suzbach and
her husband Pete are former
school principal» who moved
to Oregon in 1959 After the
move, they both taught
school for several years
before t heir retirement
Born in Minnesota in
December
1903.
Mr»
Sulzbach attended Mankato
Teacher's College
She
started
Reunion
s \ \ | ) Y I II member \» n c y (H « o n m m reunited with Webb, a G erm an shepherd «he raised
and trallied, during graduation ceremonies at the headquarters of Guide hogs for the Blind.
Ini in San Itafael. ( alif. Webb Ma* presented to L arry Pickett of Oklahoma < lly. O kla., at
Mas 2« graduation which marked the successful conclusion of a month s training course for
the class of blind persons Webb Mas born and raised to the age of three months in the
kennels of Guide hogs for the Blind, and Mas then given to Olson. Mho taught him simple
obedience and good manners Under the Guide hogs program. (-11 members return the dogs
Io the school m hen thes are ap p ro .Im ately IM months old so the dogs can complete a five to
sis month program ol (.ulde hog training Mllh a licensed Instructor rhere is no charge to
the blind for the dogs or In resident training and the organization is supported entirely by
pi ts ate contributions.
Perkins earns degree
from Marylhurst
adds, " I might even consider
Much of her e ffo rts
looking at an alternative
went into developing and
career,
such as long haul
coordination the "M a ry l­
truck d riv in g '”
hurst Goes to-Sea
ccxirse
Perkins graduated with 62
which takes place on u 101-
other students, ranging in
foot restored turn of the
age from 21 to GO Thirty-
century schooner
Perkins. Mho moved to the
seven of the graduates had
"E xploring marine life and
Mt
Hood
area
from
gone through the Prior
ecology while sailing the
Minnesota a few years
L e a r n in g
E x p e r ie n c e
Puget Sound makes me feel
ago,
specialized
in
program , which awards
like
un
adventuress,"
communications
Perkin»
college credit for live work
Perkins said Aventuresome.
said she was attracted to the
learning experiences
too. is the fa d that Perkins
Mt Hood area after visiting
accumulated 100 credit hours
The students made an
it
and
m eeting
urea
toward her degree this last
e x te n s iv e
p o r t f o lio
residents, and decided to academic year
d o c u m e n tin g
th e ir
settle in the area to avail
Although P erkins w ill
experiences which was
herself of the hiking and
devote the summer months evaulated
by
a team
camping opportunities
to relaxation and continuing of
academ icians
and
her teaching of handicrafts,
She was also attracted to
professionals in the students
swimming and academics at
M a rylh u rst s
Education
chosen field
Christie School, her future
C enter's
non tra d itio n a l
To date. 127 students have
pursuits include graduate
program which gave her the
graduated from Marylhurst
studies
in
counseling
or
option to earn credit for her
Education Center, a college
possibly
in intercultural
experiences as well as to
which provides programs f i r
communication
participate in traditional
"A m i who knows.'' she the adult learner
study
Ten Eycks win beef contest
An estimated lioo people,
inch ling more than 6<Hi 4-H
members, participated in the
Fun Day activities and
contests which contributed to
the raising of over $1000
The Clackamas County 4 H
Leaders Assocation donated
$500 of the proceed» to the
Clackamas County F a ir
Installation
scheduled
open
in s ta lla tio n
of
officers of Mountain View
Chapter No 126 of Eastern
Star w ill be held at 8 p m
Sunday, June 24. at the
Sandy Masonic Temple
Installing officers w ill be
Lorene Johnson,
worthy
matron.
M errill Stanley,
w orthy
patron.
Ruth
Stanley, m arsha l, Ivan
Barker, chaplain; Meryl
Reardon, musician
Officers to be installed
are
B etty C utle r, w orthy
matron; Lee Uutler, worthy
patron,
Maude Johnson,
associate m atron;
Mel
Richey, assix’iate patron
Zara Richey, conductress,
Alberta Foust, associate
conductress; Dottie Shoup,
secretary, Martha Williams,
treasurer.
Al
Philbnck,
chaplain, Alberta Foust,
marshal.
Julia Latimer, organist.
Margo Fox, Adah; Bea
Woody, Ruth. Katherine
Leech.
Esther,
Agnes
Barker, Martha. Maryann
Izer. Electa; Sarah Foust,
warder; Jerry
Swail».
sentinel
Board
fo r
fairground
improvements
Additional
proceeds went to the 4-H
Educational Center in Salem
and to provide for county-
wide scholarships for county
4 II camp and 4 H Summer
m
Certificates
earned
The two were among 560
persons who were awarded
c e rtific a te s or degrees
during the ceremony in the
college's Kandall Hall Gym
Zig Zag resident Patsy
Ann Perkins received a
bachelor
of arts degree in
in te rd is c ip lin a ry studies
from Marylhurst Education
Center on June HI
Several Sandy area 4 H
members earned recognition
at the recent « II Family Fun
F a ir at the ( lackamas
County
Fairgrounds in
Ca nby
Mark Ten Eyck of Sandy
received graixl champion <4
all breed» in the beef show
Ills sister Pattie earned
the title of champion
intermediate beef showman
Susie Krick of Sandy was
named reserve champior
intermediate showman
taaching
Minnesota in 1925. and then
moved to Des Plaines. III.,
where she met Pete and
married him in April 1932
The Sulzbach* have two
sons John, an engineer with
Kaiser Co in Southern
California, and Tom, owner
of a Bresler'» Ice Cream
franchise in Minnesota They
have two grandchildren
Princess Ginny Kallen
served as the first chairman
Week in Corvallis
Club
members also
p a rtic ip a te d
in
the
presentation of food and
photography judging contests
and in horse, sheep, rabbit
and dairy goat shows
Two
Eagle
Creek
residents, Robert Sherman
and
Robert Timberlake,
received General Education
Development
certificates
during Clackamas Commun­
ity College'» 1979 com ­
mencement exercises June 8
Boy born
A son. Steven Louis, was
bom to Louis and Debbie
Sanchez, in Hollywood, Calif
on June 17. The baby
weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces at
birth
Grandparents are Raul
and Carmen Sanchez of
Glendale, Calif and Em il
and Grace Reich of Sandy
Great grandparents are Mrs
Carmen
Sanchez
of
Glendale. Calif, and Henry
Wewerof Gresham.
of the Sandy Recreation
( 'ornmission, ami is an active
member of St Michael's
Catholic Church She and her
husband Bob, who works for
Portland General Electric in
Sandy are the parents of ten
children
Their grown children are
Elizabeth Jordan, 27, Sandy,
Kathleen, 26. P ortland
Ashland.
M ichael,
24
T im o th y, 23, Honolulu.
Ste ven,
21,
H a w a ii.
Portland
( 'hildren still living at
home are Margaret, 19.
John, 18. Matthew, 17.
Peter, 14, Christopher. 11
The Kallen» have two
grandchildren
M rs
Kallen c u rre n tly
serves as a chamber maid
for the Sandy Chamber of
Commerce
Her hobbies
include sewing, gardening,
cross
country
skiing,
reading, crafts and hiking,
and she collects thimbles,
shells, crucifixes and rocks
Princess Arlene Rathke
works as a secretary for
Sandy Union High School
Her husband Bob is chief of
the Sandy Fire Department
She was born Jan 2,1940. in
Passaic, N J and attended
Im m aculate
Conception
High School in Ixxii, N J She
married Bob in 1958
The Rathkes have four
children Joanne. 19; Robert
18 Diane, 16, and Douglas.
13 Mrs Rathke lists her
hobbies
as crocheting,
hiking, school activities and
talking on the telephone
Princess Shannon Ellis is a
graduate
of
E xecutive
Institute of Hair Design and
is employed part-time at
Back Lot Barber Styling
The 19-year-old princess
was born in Hawthorne,
C a lif, and moved with her
fam ily to Sandy in July 1963
While attending Sandy
Union High School, she was
active in music and drama,
"AcfuaHy, my dear, this
deuine solid oak table
is not a fam ily
heir loom... I bought it at
Classic W oods and
finished it myself!
Simple, really., they
shotv you how to do it
and have sim ply
EV ER Ything y o u ’ll
need to do if. That
ivav. tve can A L l.
affo rd the lu xu ry of
solid w o od furniture.
A fte r all. darling, family
heirloom s do have to
start somewhere!"
participating in the Madrigal
Singers. Symphonic Choir
and the Pionaires She also
played the role of Golde in
the school's production of
"F iddler on the Roof "
The Sandy resident also
served as editor of the
yearbook and was involved
in the Japanese Exchange
Student Program She is a
member of Explorer Post
176, a law enforcement
Explorer Scouts program
sponsored by the Sandy
Police Department
Trixie Meier
Pixie Meier
After high school, she
attended the University of
Portland She is currently
enrolled in the Oregon City
Beauty School and w ill
graduate in August
She is the daughter of Lynn
Ellis.
Pixie and Trixie Meier just
completed the third grade at
Boring Grade School The
twins are the daughters of
Gale and Sharon Meier of
Boring
They play the accordion
and sing, along with their
brothers Greg. 15, and Rodd,
12, and have performed at
different functions anxind
the area.
The two sisters also play
the piano and dance for the
Lisa Shaer Dance Studio of
Portland They list their
hobbies as cooking, sewing,
sw imming and bicycling
The
Sandy
R oyalty
Committee, also known as
the ladies m waiting, is made
up of Joyce Bignall. Marva
Morgan, Sharon Meier and
Ginnv Kallen
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Shannon Ellis
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