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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1981)
Thuf» August 27 1981 (Sec 2) SANO Y (O r* ) POST— 3 about people M ike Stoll's C a m p F ir e v o lu n te e r s a re n e e d e d During September the Mt Hood Council w ill begin of fering the ('am p Eire pro grams at schools throughout Clackamas, Wasco, Sher man and Hood River Coun ties In order to serve children in as many com munities as possible, the organization is now seeking adult volunteers who could help organize clubs and serve as leaders Arlene Meehan, executive d ire c to r, e xp la in e d that Camp Fire offers growth op portunites to both children and adults “ Our club pro g ra m em phasizes group planning and decision mak in g and e n c o u ra g e s youngsters to develop the skills necessary for suc cessful living as adults “ Adult volunteers grow in many ways too, though their association with Camp Fire In addition to widening their h o riz o n s and m a k in g friends, many acquire self confidence and learn new s k ill w hich are d ire c tly tra n s fe ra b le to the jo b m a rke t.’’ she said "At a tim e when grovern- ment youth programs are b e in g c u t because of budgetary problems, self- su p p o rtin g o rg a n iza tio n s such as Camp Fire, which operate without tax support, become of even greater im portance to the com m unity," Meehan concluded Camp Fire activities for children include crafts, out door camping and adven ture, com m unity service, educational experiences and outings, as well as events planned just for fun For first through third graders, there is the Blue Bird program Adventure is for fourth through sixth graders, and the Discovery level serves youngsters in the seventh and e ighth grades Horizon Clubs pro vide leadership and service opportunities for students of high school age For more inform ation con tact the Council office at 656-2530 or w rite : Mt Hood Council of Camp Fire, 5427 G le n E ch o Avenue, Gladstone, OR. 97027 (’amp Fire now includes boys as well as girls in co-ed clubs and offers financial aid to youngsters that need assistance SUHS grad receives academic scholarship K ip O ’C onnor, a 19H1 graduate of Sandy Union High School, was recently awarded a $5,046 academic scholarship to attend New England College in New Hampshire where he plans to stu d y e n v iro n m e n ta l science O'Connor was an honor roll student and a member of the ski te a m at St IIS The scholarship is for one year, at which time he may re apply He is the son of Mrs Lee A nliker of Brightwood and M r Malcolm O’Connor of Big Piney. Wyo. Bennetts have girl David and Mary Bennett of Sandy have announced the birth of a daughter. Kelly Cruse, on Aug 19at Portland Adventist Medical Center She weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces at b irth and was 20 and three fo u rth s inches long She joins two brothers, Colby. 6, and Kris, 3 Grandparents include Don Kip O’Connor Country Club Cleaners and D o ttie L in d e n o f Gresham, Don and Mary Bennett of Boring, and Norm and Gwen Brandvold of Portland G reat grandparents are Minnie Bond of Corvallis, Ed and Lucille Brandvold of Couer d ’Alene, Idaho, and M r and Mrs Brown of California AUGUST CELEBRATION! HURRY! ENDS MONDAY, AUGUST 31st! LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS! 20% OFF . ALL DRY CLEANING ALL DURING AUGUST D R A P E S — C le a n e d , P re s s e d , & P le a t e d ...% O F F C L E A N O N L Y IT E M S ...................... 9 9 ‘ /L B . H e r e s a S a m p le O f O u r G r a n d O p e n in g P rices 2 PIECE SUITS .................... $ 4 .2 0 opt* P o nt», S k irts & S w e a te r s ....$ 1 .9 9 < o u n try Club Cleaners & Laundromat In G r e s h a m F r e d M e y e r C e n t e r , P h o n e 6 6 6 - 7 5 1 0 Portraitures are Layng featured in show enlists in The Portland Art Museum presents an exhibition of c o n te m p o ra ry A m e ric a n p o rtra itu re , “ Inside Out Self Beyond Likeness,’ ’ from Sept 10 through Oct 18. W’o rk s by 36 a r tis ts , p a in te r s , p r in tm a k e r s , photographers, sculptors, video and performing a r tists, from throughout the United States comprise this exhibition of.4U2 portraits completed from 1970 to 1981 The p o rtra its illu s tra te current trends in figurative art, including realism, ex p re s s io n is m , and prim itivism Subjects range from mid die to lower class fam ilies, to artists, superstars and p o liti cians Although the subject m atter, media and styles are widely varied, each work shares an effort to bring not only the s itte r’s physical characteristics but also the personality and psyche of the subject “ Inside Out Self Beyond Likeness" was organized at the Newport Harbor A rt Museum by guest curators Lynn Gamwell and Victoria Kogan The exhibition at tin* Portland A rt Museum is funded in part by a grant from the Oregon Arts Com mission A brown-bag lecture on the exhibition by Connie Wood, museum docent, w ill be held Sept 23 at 12:15 p m in the Arts Educat ion Information Center The free program is part of the museum's noon tim e “ Art Sandwiched In " series For more infrom ation call 226 2811 Air Force Kevin D Layng, a 1981 graduate of Sandy Union High School, has enlisted in the U S A ir Force Layng, the son of George and M arilyn Layng of Bor ing, departed Aug 17 for Lackland A ir Force Base, Texas He w ill receive tra in ing in his chosen career field in the general area upon completing the A ir Force’s six week b asic tr a in in g course. 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