Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, September 09, 1982, Page 9, Image 9

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about people
Local dairy gets
superior rating
Sixteen Clackamas Coun­
ty dames qualified for the
1982 Oregon Dairy of Honor
program after the annual
inspection and evaluation
of the area’s dairy farms
David Tim m of Eagle
Creek was one of 36 across
the state to receive a
“ superior" rating for his
operation
Arnold Moore, both of Bor­
ing
The Dairy of Honor pro­
gram is a cooperative ef­
fort sponsored jointly by
the Oregon State Universi­
ty extension service, the
O reg o n
D a ir y m e n ’s
Association and the Oregon
Dairy Products Commis­
sion
Previous sign holders
who qualified again include
the Meier Dairy F arm and
The purpose of the pro­
gram is to upgrade the ap­
pearance of dairy farms
Keck, Mitro say
wedding vows
Area woman among
group to be honored
The
“ O u ts ta n d in g
C la c k a m a s
C o u n ty
Volunteer" of 1982 will be
named at a potluck picnic
open to the public in Oaks
A m usem ent
P a rk
in
Sellwood
Barbara Coombs of San­
dy, nom inated by the
Children’s Services Divi-
Karalee Keck of Sandy
and M ark Mitro of Boring
were (nam ed Aug. 21 at St
Michael's Church, Sandy
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Idaho, and from Mt. Hood
Community College His
parents are M r. and M r*
Steven Mitro, Idaho Falls,
T he b rid e w ore her
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School, works for P H A .
Insurance Company of
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Mni i^ h ert Keck
M r and M r. Robert Keck
dant>
The
bridesm aids
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ta Brady, both of Portland
Mitro, who works as a
h o r tic u ltu r is t a t Is e ll
N u rs e r y
in
B o rin g ,
graduated from Skyline
High School in Idaho Falls,
Milton Tobie of Sandy
was the beat man
Ushers were Jeff Haug of
Id a h o F a lls an d Ron
Rowley of Boise.
Wedding plans set
for Nippert, Edwards
sion of Marylhurst, is one
of six being considered for
the honor
The picnic will be at noon
on Sept 12. There is no ad­
mission, and potato salad
and soft drinks have been
donated A panel of judges
will decide on the winner
during the picnic.
An Oct. 16 wedding date
has been set by Mae Ann
Nippert and David Ray Ed­
wards.
Nippert, a 1978 Sandy
U n io n
H ig h
School
graduate, to employed by
Silvers Bookkeeping in
Bend. She to the daughter
of Hal and Pat Nippert,
Boring.
Kursier Mitro
Edwards, of Chiloquin,
Ore., to a 1974 graduate of
Bend High School. He to
self-employed. Edwards to
the son of Bill and Arlene
Edwards of Chiloquin and
Todd and Barbara Peter­
son of Band
The wedding will be held
at the First Presbyterian
Church in Bend.
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Lance Espersen of Am ity
recently announced the
birth of Adam Christopher,
Adam was born Aug. 16,
and weighed 8 pounds and
10 ounces. He joins a
brother, Dustin, 2.
Grandparents are M r.
and Mrs. Clair Stephen of
Am ity and M r. and Mrs.
A.C. Espersen of Sandy.
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Wild Oats, a Portland-area band, will perform at a Mountain Music-sponsored concert Sept. 12.
Local group sets concert
M o un tain M usic w ill
sponsor W ild O ats, a
Portland-area band. Sept.
Staff Sgt J S. Colt, son of
Virginia A Colt of Boring
and Steven M Colt of San­
dy, has participated in an
Air Force Strategic A ir
Command (SAC) exercise
called Global Shield 82.
Colt, a security specialist
with the 321st Security
Police Squadron, Grand
Forks Air Force Base, Md ,
joined others from all SAC
units in the United States
and selected Air Force
Reserve and Air National
Guard units to take part in
command poet and field
training exercises
Global Shield 82 was the
fourth such exercise held
by the command in as
many years It was design
ed to enhance readiness
and the ability of the com­
mand to carry out orders
that support U S. national
policy, should deterrence
fail
Components of the U S
Navy and M arine Corps, as
well as elements of the
Canadian forces, also par
ticipated in the exercise
His wife, Kim, is the
old-time and contemporary
folk and dance music. It
will be a Sadie Hawkins-
style concert and square
dance, with women who
take men receiving a dis­
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