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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1982)
» 5ANQY (<*« ) * » ' Thun A *f H »W2 (Soc M Former Sandy resident wins pageant Scholarship to conference Woman receives award Sandy reaident Bonnie Baird ha* been awarded a partial scholarship which will go toward her atten dance at the 8th North American Conference on Adoptable Children T h e fo u r-d a y con ference will be held at the Waldorf Astona in New York City A tg 27-30 B a ird re c e iv e d the scholarship from the R egio n 1 A d o p tio n Resource Center, and will be re p re s e n tin g th e O reg o n c h a p te r of O rg a n iz e d U n ite d Response, a national group founded to en courage the adoption of children and act as a sup Baird is an adoptive port system for adoptive parent of a two-year-old fam ilies The Oregon daughter from India and OURS c h a p te r is past vice president of the available to lend m atenal Oregon chapter of OURS aid to agencies, and peo B a ird teaches p re- ple, in need. The group acts as child advocates adoptive classes for the and also p ro v id e s PLAN adoption agency in m atenal and financial M c M in n v ille Through assistance to children her attendance at the con ference Baird will be in a from overseas. The c o n fe re n c e , position to further study ‘ M e e tin g C h ild re n 's adoption and w elfare Needs So Alike So D if legislation and bring back valuable information for f e r e n t ," boasts U S Senator Daniel Moynihan p ro s p e c tiv e a d o p tiv e as honorary chairm an parents and the Rev George Interested persons may Clem ents as keynote contact Bonnie Baird at speaker 668 4933 Charla Alcorn, daughter of the Rev and Mrs Ray mond Alcorn, was crowned Mis* Sunia nd Tujunga in May Rev Alcorn was pastor of the Sandy Assembly of God for six years prior to moving to California. C harla, a 17-year-old senior at Princeton College Preparatory High School in North Hollyw ood, was crowned by Bart Braver man, known for his perfor mances on 'VEGAS ” Alcorn was a double win ner as she was voted by her peers as Miss Congeniality For her talent performance she sang, “ You Needed M e.“ Highlights of the evening included an appearance by Senator Newton Russell and a presenation by M ic h a e l Sim onson, L A P D. officer, and his parrot The pair is better known as "Officer Mike and Officer Byrd ” The judges, all profes sional actors and enter tainers, included Laurie Faso, Bob Garret, Susan Harney, David Haskell, Michael Hoit, Ralena Hovis and Barry Jenner. The Sunland-Tujunga pageant has been held yearly since 1962 by the S-T Chamber of Commerce S ince h e r c ro w n in g Alcorn has been busy with ribbon-cutting ceremonies for new businesses, a p pearances at Cham ber mixers and luncheons, at the S u n la n d -T u ju n g a Fashion Show as a model and assistant coordinator, at the L ittle M issM r S u n la n d -T u ju n g a , fo r children under seven years of age. a tSunland Tujunga night at Dodger Stadium (she batted the first ball), as guest soloist at the Glen dale Altrusa Club Banquet and representing the S-T Chamber of Commerce in the Los Angeles area Alcorn is an active par ticipant in the youth group at North Hollywood First Assembly of God, and she works at Judy's, a retail clothing store located in the Glendale Galleria. She is past junior class president and past student body vice president She was recently voted presi dent of the student body She is a member of Distinguished High School Students, and is a member of the French, Idätin and niuth clubs Charla Alcorn Public Notice IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATI OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS PRORATE DEPARTMENT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARTIN 0A IE MOORE DECEASED NO 82 8 8P NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS The American Junior Simmental Association trustees were elected by the membership during the annual Summer Classic, held recently at Tulsa. Okla. Among those elcted was PaUie Ten Eyck of Sandy. She is third from the left on the back row. L •‘Survivors” from Gresham High School classes of 1939 through 1944 plan a joint reunion « p m. Aug. 28 in Thunderbird Inn at Jantzen Beach with music from the 1949s Pictured with a 1939 car are organizers (left to right) Wade P. Bettis of Canby. Phyllis Fancher of Gresham. Pete Carlson of Sandy and Jack Wise of Gresham. Class members should con tact chairman Wise at MS-4522, treasurer Bettis at 2M-7447 or Carlson at 698-4101. Some 300 classmates are expected. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed and has qualified as the personal representative of said estate. All persons hav ing claims ogamst said estate are hereby required to pre sent the same with proper vouchers within four months after the dote of first publica tion of this notice, as stated b e lo w to th e p e rs o n a l representative at: Young. Freem an S Jennings A t torneys SOI N E Hood Suite 340 Gresham. Oregon 97030 or they may be barred. All persons whose rights moy be affected by the pro ceedings in this estate may obtain odditionul information from the records of the Court, the personol representative or the attorneys for the personol representative. Dated and first published August 14. 1982 MILDRED CHRISTINE MOORE Personol Representative P882-05 8- 19 8 26 9- 02 Duo set to perform again Reilly and Maloney, a popular contemporary folk duo, will return to the Hoodland Women's Club for a concert Wednesday, Aug 25 at 8 p m The duo has recorded four albums for Freckle Records since they got together 12 years ago. Well known in the Seattle and San Francisco areas, the pair is developing a s tro n g fo llo w in g in Portland Their ' juntain M u sic c o n c e rt in Novembe’ was one of the best received, drawing well over 200 people of all ages Mountain Music is a non profit group of music en thusiasts living in the Mount Hood area who spon sor m o n th ly m u s ic a l events Tickets will be S4 for Mountain Music members, $4 50 for non-members, with a 50 cent discount for buying in advance Tickets are available at The Store-Natural Foods and Cafe on Highway 28 in Wemme. For more infor mation contact W illiam Frank at 622-3130 SMU6S Bluegrass festival set Aug. 22 The Sandy and Estacada Lions Clubs, the Oregon Bluegrass Association and the E s ta c a d a T im b e r Festival Association are sponsoring "Bluegrass on the Mountain.“ The outdoor festival will be held Aug 22 from noon till 7 p m at the Estacada Tim ber Park Admission is 14 in ad vance, 15 at the gate nt I S e n io r c itiz e n s and children under 12 are ad mitted free The gates open at 10 a m. Food will be available, and the beer and wine gardens will be manned by the Sandy Lions Club. Parking is free Groups to be featured in clude the Sawtooth Moun tain Boys, Good 'N Coun try, Sunny South. Gold On all of our famous brand appliances, television, La-Z-Boy recliner chairs and video recorders. Ask about our extra easy payment plans plus your complete service satisfac tion. And don’t forget that your present appliance or television is always worth money! Rush, Muddy Bottom Boys, Manzanita, the Stumptown Cloggers, Oregon State Fiddle Champion Hollis T a y lo r and “ S t ill Dream in',“ a musical com edy group Tickets are available at G .I. Joe's, Everybody's Records, Music Millenium, Pioneer Music and Platt's D e p a rtm e n t S to re in Estacada HFrigidaire Savlngsl uKMkFMiwu« FOOD FREEZER / a ï Â "On the Road Again” Che». Sales or Bust! At Cheap-Skate Prices P etes on tho rood ogoin — VIS — but lirm o fast. How much longer | depend* on you. because Pete * determ ined to > e e p on rolling" until we sell or socrifice 50 new Chev cor* A trucks A * of Monday afternoon, we «till hove IS to go Pete * not out for the Olympics. A to far. he's only get ting athlete s foot I >N< renlly must dispose of our 1982 inventory before Sept 30 when the 83* or.lve, Through August, we w ill post on to you the $400 rebate that we get from Chevrolet on Chevettes. Cavaliers Celebrities A Citations. 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