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N o.«m b «i 26 1981 S «
2) SANOY (Ore ) POST
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Mindi Ferguson, Jeff Phipps marry
October 30 was the date
selected by M indi Joy
Ferguson of Sandy and Jeff
Ken Phipps of Gresham for
their wedding The home of
the b r id e ’ s m a te rn a l
grandparents, M r. and
Mrs Herman Clomnger of
Gresham, was the site of
the wedding and reception
The b rid e , a 1979
graduate of Sandy Union
H ig h S chool, is the
d a u g h te r
of
Donna
Ferguson of Sandy and
Jack Ferguson of Oregon
City. Mr and Mrs Ken
Phipps of Gresham are the
parents of the groom, a
graduate of Barlow High
School
Marie Cloninger. grand
mother of the bride, provid
ed wedding music for the
occasion
Attending the bride was
her sister Melanie J ill
Ferguson of Sandy, while
Herman Cloninger. the
bride's grandfather, a t
tended the groom
A special feature of the
wedding reception was the
top ornament on the cake,
which was the same one us
ed by the bride’s parents at
their wedding
The couple w ill live in
Gresham where the bride
is a hairdresser
Achievements earn Ten Eyck Chicago trip
Pattie Ten Eyck of Sandy
has won a trip to the Na
tional 4-H Congress in
Chicago
Ten Eyck, along with 29
other 4-Hers, w ill board a
jumbo jet Nov 27, and w ill
return Dec 4
Ten Eyck, a senior at
Sandy Union High School,
won the state aw rd for her
a c h ie v e m e n ts
in
a g ric u ltu re . Since her
fourth-grade year she has
raised 22 different animals
and has been in eight dif
ferent 4-H clubs
She helped organize and
was one of the first direc
tors of the Oregon Junior
S im m ental A ssociation,
and is an officer in the San
dy ch a p te r of F u tu re
Farmers of America.
In addition to her work
with beef, she has had pro
jects in home economics
and creative arts, served
as a 4-H camp counselor,
and has helped with nutria
tion education programs
H er hobbies in clu d e
w r it in g ,
tr a v e lin g .
Jeff and Mindi Phipps
horseback riding and ski
ing
While in Chicago she and
other delegates w ill stay at
the Conrad Hilton, and w ill
have an opportunity to hear
nationally known speakers,
enjoy top notch entertain
ment, and meet othe,r
4 Hers from the 50 states,
P u e rto H ico and the
D istrict of Columbia
Objectives of the Na
tional 4-H Congress include
p ro v id in g s tim u la tin g
educational experiences
and
a p p r o p r ia te ly
re c o g n iz in g
ac
co m p lish m e n ts of 4-H
members
vice
nd
U nited
National 4-H Congress is
conducted by the National
4-H Council. Extension Ser-
Department of Agriculture
with numerous businesses
cooperating
TRACTION
TIRE
Pattie Ten Evck
Training completed
Pvt. Charles B. McGee,
son of M r. and M rs.
Charles B McGee of E?gle
Creek, has completed ad
vanced individual training
at the U S. Arm y Infantry
School, Fort Benning. Ga.
D u rin g the co u rse ,
students received training
that qualified them as
Larry Pullen, pictured with Jim McDougall, director of the cattle feed programs for
('argil! Inc., was a national finalist in the FFA Agricultural Processing Proficiency
Award program in Kansas City.
Pullen a finalist in FFA contest
Larry Pullen, 20, of San
dy, was a national finalist
in the FFA Agricultural
P rocessing P ro ficie n cy
Award
Program at the
FFA National Convention
in Kansas City, Mo., earlier
this month
His interest in the meat
packing business began
variety of methods of cut
ting meat
with a meat judging unit in
a vocational agriculture
class He went on to com
pete in district, state and
national meat judging con
tests
Cleaning the locker is
also one of his respon
sibilities.
He took a job at Sandy
Lockers in 1978, where he
has gained experience in a
He is completing his ap
prentice and journeyman
training at Portland Com
munity College.
Fund-raiser a success for band
by GWEN BOGH
Post Correspondent
The Barlow Band fund
raiser topped last year’s
collections and earned
more than 1500 in scholar
ships, according to Clarice
Moss, coordinator of the
fund-raiser, who said the
band made it the success it
was.
Eighty to 100 students
distributed 6,000 flyers for
the arts and crafts fair,
held at St Henry's Parish
in Gresham Moss adver
tized it in the Portland
newspapers and on A M
Northwest. Two hundred
people were called the
night before the event as a
reminder Last, but not
least, on the day of the sale
the band marched into
Gresham playing music
while flyers were given to
people at stop lights.
More than 240 persons
had visited the arts and
crafts sale before noon
Saturday, leaving four
hours to go
Chuck B o lte n , band
leader, expected that by
the end of the sale 500 peo
ple would have visited.
The “Bandaids.’ ’ a group
of parents organized to
raise money for the Barlow
H ig h
School
band,
e n g in e e re d the sale.
Preparations were begun
in September, notifying
arts and crafts dealers,
renting tables, and organiz
ing a snack bar
Speaking of the parents,
Moss said, " I don’t have to
ask for things, they always
offer to help.’”
Bolten said, “ There’s a
tremendous amount of sup
port by a small number of
parents here.”
Articles for sale included
jewelry, Christmas decora
tions, stuffed dolls, wood
crafts, stichery and baked
goods Various antiques,
such as horns from the late
1800s and a 1928 Lionel
Train chugging around a
track, were on display.
This is the sixth year for
the Barlow Band fund
raiser “ They’ve all been
successful—some years
more than others,” Bolten
said. “One year they col
lected $800.’’
All proceeds from the
sale are used for music
scholarships, or college
and summer bands. A por
tion may go to the m ar
ching band to "offset some
of the cost not picked up by
the high school,“ said
Moss
light weapons infantrymen
and as in d ir e c t fir e
crewmen in a rifle or mor
tar squad.
In s tr u c tio n in c lu d e d
weapons q u a lifica tio n s,
tactics, patrolling, land
mine warfare, field com
munications and combat
operations.
Boley to specialize
Airman Russel S Boley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L
Boley of Boring, has been
assigned to Sheppard Air
Force Base, Texas, after
completing A ir Force basic
training.
t
The airm an w ill now
receive specialized instruc
tio n in the a ir c r a f t
maintenance field.
Jay Olin welcomed
Mike and Sue (Keller)
Ricklefs of Sandy are the
parents of a boy, Jay Olin,
born Oct 28
He weighed eight pounds
and 10 ounces, and was 21
inches long, at birth.
Grandparents are Mrs
Dottie Ricklefs and Mr
and Mrs. Hilton St. Clair,
all of Sandy. Great grand
parents are Mrs. Pearle
Cejka, of Sandy, and Mrs
Anna Ricklefs and Mrs
Elsie Keller, both of Iowa
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