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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1981)
Thur» June 18 1981 (Set 2) SA NO * (O re ) POSI about people / loodland happenings Preparation begins for rummage sale Thursday, June IN tional West baseball team will host Reynolds IV at 6 30 p m and Welches Midget American team will host Rockwood I. Welches Senior softball team w ill play at Corbett; the Junior American team w ill host Lynch, and the Junior Ponytails w ill play at Sandy against the Whites Saturday, June 20 The Mountain Players will hold a performance of skits and plays, including three mini melodramas The pro duction will begin at 8 p m at the Wemme Lions Club on Highway 26 Doors open at 7 p m and tickets will be $2 75 Friday, June I» Horxiland Women’s Club members will be* sorting and arranging rummage from 10 a m to 2 p m for their July sale Everyone is invited to come and help — bring a lunch Rummage can be dropped off at the club Monday, June 22 building on Salmon River Hoodland Women's Club Road during these hours, members will be sorting and too. For more information, arranging rummage from 10 call 622 4544 a m to 2 p m for their July The Welches Midget Na- sale Call 622-4544 for more information. The Welches Pigtail soft ball team w ill travel to Rockwood for a 6:30 p m gam e; Welches J u n io r Ponytails w ill host Mama's Midgets Aerobic Dance class will be held from 7 to 8:30 p m at Welches School A $1 fee w ill be charged for summer classes Tuesday. June 23 The Hoodland Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7 a m at the Red Lion Inn at Bowman’s A summer hike will be sponsored today by Welches Community School. Meet at the Hoodland Women's Club at 9:30 a m for carpooling Participants should wear good boots and bring a lunch and beverage Moms with babies in c a rrie rs are welcome Call Lou Tipton, 622 4316, for more informa tion. Welches Midget American team w ill host Reynolds West; the Midget National West team w ill travel to Orient II; and the Senior Baseball team will travel to Rockwood II. Wednesday. June 24 W elches C o m m u n ity School Tiny Tots group will meet from 10 a m. to noon Call Ixiuise Hoyt, 622-3752, for information and meeting location Welches Pigtails softball team will travel to Orient to play the A's today and the Senior Ponytails will host the Rowdy's at 6 30 p m Aerobic Dance class will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m at Welches School The Mt Hood Lions Club will hold a general meeting at the club building at 6 p m Thursday. June 25 The Clackamas County Well Baby Clinic and W1C programs w ill not meet to day. WIC checks w ill be mailed this month only Call the Oregon State Health Division, 655-8476, for fu r ther information Oral Hull members participated in the Elks' Parade on Flag Das O r a l H u l l m e m b e r s m a r c h in p a r a d e Members of the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind participated last week in the Elks Parade in Gresham. The parade was June 13, honoring Flag Day. The Oral Hull bus was d e co ra te d w ith fla g s , stream ers, balloons and lib e rty bells Oral Hull residents Nellie Couch and Alice Bankston walked with their guide dogs, assisted by Denise Darling and Denise Elbon The bus, fille d w ith members of the foundation, was driven by Al Koehler of the Sandy Lions Club The bus was decorated by Larry and Dawn Dahlke and Kay Darling <>arv and Tia Martin M a r tin , B a ile y m a r r y Tia Lynn Bailey and Gary Alan Martin, both of Sandy, were married May 2. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. James D. Bailey of Sandy She is a I960 graduate of Sandy High School. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of Sandy He is a 1979 graduate of Sandy High and is employed by the US Air Force The wedding was at the United Methodist Church in Gresham A reception was also held at the church Honor attendant at the wedding was Robin Rohde of Sandy. Bridesmaids were Kim Colt of Grand Forks, N I) , and Faye H ill of (ires ham. Best man was Jim Bolander of Sandy Mike Martin and Royal Proctor, both of Sandy, were ushers. An out-of-town guest at the wedding was Iris Martin, of Augusta, Ga. The couple will make their home in Montgomery, Ala Locals graduate from CCC A number of local students received their degrees F ri day, June 12, at the Clackamas Community Col lege commencement Arthur Cannon, Rodney- Cannon. Sheila Cannon, Rhonda Larson and Mathew McComish. all of Boring, received their GED cer tificates General Education Cer tificates or equivalent to a high school diploma. Also receiving GEDs were Kevin Cullen, Becky Gurn- sey, JoAnne S la tt and Marlene Wooley of Eagle Creek Ixruise Goudge of Eagle Creek received a Cer tificate of Completion for Practical Nursing James R Murphy of San dy received an Associate of Science-Nursing degree A re a stu d e n ts e a rn diplom as Four local students were among some 3,000 can didates for degrees at the University of Oregon this spring C om m encem ent ceremonies were held Sun day, June 14, at Hayward Field in Eugene W illia m Savage of Rhododendron was awarded a master of arts degree in WE RE NO. ONE IN THE GRESHAM AREA BECAUSE___ curriculum and instruction R ichard H, P e trie of B rig h tw o o d rece ive d a bachelor of science degree in pyschology Nicki G. 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