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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1982)
Thu f» Romine, Valitski exchange vows Mary Jane Romine and Todd Michael Valitski were married at 8 p m March 12 at the C o m m u n ity Presbyterian Church in Sandy A reception was held at the Oddfellows Hall in San- Boring horsewoman to vie for county queen honors dy Romine is the daughter of J e r r y and M a rg e Romine of Sandy. Valitaki is the son of Walt and Shirley Valitaki of San dy Julie Ann Hannon of T ro u td ale, the b ride's sister, was honor atten dant A Sandy Union High School graduate is among seven Clackamas County horsewomen competing for the honor of being selected first lady of the Clackamas County F air and Rodeo Tam i Valitski and Lon Williams, both of Sandy, were bridesmaids Bob Valitski of Sandy, the Bridegroom's brother, was best man Ken Harmon of Trout dale and Earl Eldridge of Boring were ushers Lisa Hottman was the flower girl and Corey Dowe was the ring bearer The day was also special in that it was the bride's father’s birthday Todd and Mary Valitski Elizabeth Jane Warren, 19, Boring, said she is ex cited about the possibility Elizabeth Warren Carmony elected president Larry Carmony of 40191 S.E Fish Hatchery, Sandy, has been elected president of Sigma Delta Pi, a na- tional Spanish honorary at Oregon State University. He is a junior in the school of business PINE APPLE BROCCOLI MEDIUM SIZE MUSH ROOMS TENDER, TIGHT BUDDED SWEET, JUICY, HAW AIIAN FANCY, FRESH FANCY LARGE. SWEET THICKMEATED JUMBO AVOCADOS COCO CALIFORNIA, 3 9 < NUTS FUERTE CITRUS PUNCH RED GRAPES KIW I FRUIT HAW AIIAN PAPAYAS TROPICAL MANGOES LARGE SUNNY DELIGHT SWEET DOLE OR CHIQUITA $ | 5 9 FANCY SWEET, JUICY BANANAS LB ball this Saturday evening, March 27, at 8 p m in the m a in p a v ilio n a t the C la c k a m a s C o u n ty fairg ro u n d s in Canby. Master of ceremonies will be Richard Ross, KATU- TV news anchor man The new first lady will be crowned by Joni Harms, 1981 Miss Clackamas Coun ty F air and Rodeo. “ I feel the Clackamas County F a ir and Rodeo Warren has been riding would be a great one to pro ever since she got her first mote," she said. "Living in horse when she was 6 years the Gresham-Sandy area, 1 old With a new horse, Miss would have a great oppor M irle e , she feels her tunity to help promote it ch an ces a re g r e a t ly more,” enhanced in the horseman T he w in n e r w ill be ship portion of the competi selected at a coronation tion. AT THRIFTWAY! DOLE March 25. 1982 (Sac 2) SANO* (Ora.) POST—5 She has taken her horse to competitions at the coun ty and state fairs and has been a 4-H member for the eight years she has lived in Boring. The 198’ SUHS graduate is now a student at the Edeline Training Center, a Portland modeling school O'^ier contestants in- clude Rosemary Anderson. 21, Estacada; Brenda Lee Bennett, 18, Colton; Bonnie Block, 20, Colton, Diana Brown, 21, Canby, Kimber ly Buchanan. 18, Canby, and Karen Shirley, 18, Mulino. Miss Clackamas County F a i r and Rodeo w ill receive a complete western outfit, a 8500 cash award to be used either as a scholar ship or as expense money toward participation in the Miss Rodeo USA contest, and a three-month model ing course at the Edeline Training Center, valued at $1,200 Contestants will be inter viewed by a panel of three judges, each exploring a different set of eligibility factors A horsemanship qualification test will be held at the fairgrounds F ri day evening and personali ty and appearance screen ing events will be held the following day. All events are open to the public. Local FFA members earn state honors Robin Johnson won a Gold Award and Patti Ten E yc k re ce iv ed a $300 scholarship at the Future Farm ers of America state convention in C orvallis March 19-22. Johnson won her award in scrapbook competition. She fin is h e d second overall, and earned a Gold Award She finished second in d is t r ic t c o m p e titio n (M arch 2) to qualify for state competition. Ten Eyck won her $300 scholarship for scholastics, p ro ject and leadership skills, according to Les Geren, F F A advisor. The Oregon Seed Trade Commission sponsors the scholarship. Kristie Markwell finish ed fourth in secretary’s book competition, receiv ing a Silver Award. L is a S h ep p a rd p a r ticipated in a quiz competi tion that tested students* knowledge of how farm cooperatives work. She didn't win an award at state but finished second at the d istrict convention, which earned her the op portunity to compete. Others that participated from SUHS include M att Howard, Jennifer Mann, Deann McDermed, Todd Kasch, Robby Swan, Doug Butler, Ami Aschoff, Julie Ferdun and Lisa Sheppard. David Ray Yeager bom Jay and Judy Yeager of Sandy recently announced the birth of a son, David Jay. He joins a sister, Karen, 5. David was born Feb. 2 at E m a n u e l H o sp ital. He FRANCO AMERICAN C heer SPAGH. ETTI DETER- GENT $ f 99 1 2 73( SP; 49 o r "A PART OF YOUR COMMUNITY TMlRIllll P TWiAll Y W IN D O W CLEANER $139, I a Photo Center PURE VEGETABLE 48 oz. $26’ Good Wed. Mar. 24 thru Tues. Mar.30 ONLY! 135, 110, or 126 C -41 rolls CRISCO OIL HOODLAND WEEKLY SPECIAL COLOR PRINT FILM PROCESSING X 2 2 oz Welch«» Rd., Wemme, 622*3244 Price» aHocliva Wad thru Tua»., Morch 24 30 SANDY STORE ONLY • G ì ASS PLUS reg. $5.09 24exp- $2.29 $3.39 $3.99 4 i 0 - b d d ltlo n al charge 36e xp - $5.49 reg. $8.39 12exp.~ 20exp- NO LIMIT texture reg $3.39 reg. $5.89 surface only weighed one pound, 13 ounces and was 14-and-a- half inches long. G randparents include Tad and Barbara Yeager and Peggy and E lm e r Lloyd, all of Sandy.
