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    6— SANDY (O re.) POST Thur»
April 22 1982 (Sec 7)
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about people
Sandy woman
completes training
Six winners selected in
Welches poster contest
ing in human relations
In addition, airm en who
com plete basic tra in in g
earn credits tow ard an
associate degree in applied
science through the Com­
m unity Colleges of the A ir
Force
The a irm a n w ill now
receive specialized instruc
tion in the avionics systems
Airm an Kelly J Parks,
daughter of Allen B Parks
of 77860 Highway 26. Sandy,
and Nancie J. Parks of
18435 N E Gliaan, Portland,
has been assigned to Low ry
A ir Force Base, Colo , a fte r
completing A ir Force basic
training
During the six weeks at
Lackland A ir Force Base.
Texas, the airm a n studied
the A ir Force mission,
organization and customs
and received special tram -
by M IC H A EL P. JONES
Post Correspondent
S ix s tu d e n ts w e re
recently selected as win­
ners of a playground safe­
ty contest, held among
the first, second, third
and fourth graders at
Welches G rade School
The 146 posters subm it­
ted ranged in theme from
playgound safety to use of
playground equipm ent
Posters were displayed
on th e w a lls of the
s c h o o l’ s n ew m u l t i ­
purpose room
The entries were d iv id ­
ed into two categories,
first and second grades,
and th ird and fou rth
grades.
T h re e w inners w ere
then selected from each
fM d
Parks is a I860 graduate
of Reynolds High School.
Troutdale, Ore
Donald Paul Snyder born
Dale and Kaye Snyder of
Boring recently announced
the birth of a son, Donald
Paul.
He joins a sister, E rik a
Lynn, 5
He was horn M arch 26
and weighed seven pounds
of the categories, but
were not given any rank
ing.
Judges for the contest
w e re
school
K en
B la c k b u rn , s u p e rin te n ­
d e n t, V e r l a R o g e r s ,
budget
c o m m it t e e
m e m b e r, and C a ro l
Sm ale, school lib ra ria n
B la c k b u rn said th a t
they selected the winners
based on factors such as
o rigin ality, color and ap­
peal.
The six contest winners
were treated to an all
y o u -c a n -e a t, n o -tim e -
lim it, lunch at M t Hood
D airy Queen, paid for by
Blackburn
Blackburn said that the
w in n e rs c o u ld o r d e r
anything they wanted as
lo n g
as
th e y
a te
and 12 ounces He was 20 in­
ches long
G ra n d p a re n ts
a re
Russell and Iola Snyder,
and Donald and Betsy Sut
ton, all of Boring
G reat grandm other is
M o lly M ile y of Calif
everything they ordered.
He said they “ pigged out"
on such things as banana
splits, hotdogs, french
fries, m ilkshakes, sun­
daes. ham burgers and
peanut buster parfaits.
Category one winners
included Anisha Hillison
of Lon M artin 's second
grade class, first grader
Dane Vogle of Lisa S im ­
mons’ class; and Ann
M eeker of Sally G reer's
second grade class,
Category two winners
included th ird g ra d e r
Jesse Culver of Diane
P e t t i j o h n ’s
c la s s ;
K i m b e r l y N e ls o n o r
K aren C o rsini’s fourth
grade class and fourth
grader Robert M ayea of
Eileen Stanley’s class
Man from Boring
graduates from class
S taff Sgt D avid L Rich,
son of M r and M rs Donald
E . Rich of Boring, has
graduated from the U S.
A ir Force com mand and
control specialist course at
Keesler A ir Force Base,
Miss
G raduates of the course
le a r n e d
m e th o d s
of
scheduling and controlling
flight operations and earn ­
ed c r e d its to w a rd an
associate degree in applied
science through the Com
m um ty College of the Air
Force
Rich w ill now serve at
Scott A ir Foce Base. Ill
He is a 1974 graduate of
Sam Barlow High School
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Airman Szymczak
completes training
A ir m a n
D o n a ld
A.
Szym czak, son of Don A.
and Donna J Szymczak of
Boring has been assigned
to Sheppard A ir Force
Base, Texas, a fte r com
pleting A ir Force basic
Lackland A ir Force Base.
Texas, the airm an studied
the A ir Force mission,
organization and customs
and received special train
ing in human relations
training
During the six weeks at
He is a 1981 graduate of
Sandy High School
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