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Thor» No» I l I «03 (Soc. I) SANDY (O ro.) POST— I I Parent-child group to benefit diabetics T h e O regon D ia b e tic Association, in conjunction with Gresham Community H osp ital, is fo rm in g a P a r e n t - C h ild D ia b e t ic Group designed for parents and their diabetic children, age 11 and younger The first meeting w ill be held on Nov. 15 from 7 to 8 p m in the Gresham Com mumty Hospital Constitu tion Room at N .E . F ifth and Beech Streets There w ill be a puppet show for children, aim ed at helping them understand diabetes There will be an open d is c u s s io n fo r parents Additional information is available from Gresham C o - m u m ty H o s p ita l r-rrrrrr Let us video-tape M C rX ' B & C PRODUCTIONS S U ff photo The Sandy 1'nion High School induction for National Honor Society w at held last week. The guest speaker was Dr. James Gardner, president of Lewis and Clark College. He told those in attendance, “ You will get out of life and education what you put in it." Those in ducted include, back row from left to right: Gordon Smith. Doug Jensen, Alan Jensen. secured full-tim e employ ment in the construction in dustry The move was to be tem porary At 3 a m on Oct 31, Giuntini was killed in a single-car collision acci dent in Des Plaines, 111., a Chicago suburb He is sur vived by his wife, M arilyn, and daughters Heather. 8, and Allison. 10 months The benefit, according to o rg a n iz e rs C h e ry l E t- tleman and Dawn M or rison, is to assist his fam ily with expenses. The benefit w ill feature a number of mountain musi- Bryan B o w e rs , a nationally-known autoharp player, w ill perform in con cert for Mountain Music Saturday, Nov 13 at 8 p.m. at the Hoodland Women's Club in Zigzag. Tickets for the fam ily event are available from The Store—Natural Foods Cafe in Welches. Or call Will Frank at 622-3130 for reservations General ad m ission is 85. S en ior citizens and children get in for half price Woodcutters remain in critical condition cians who have donated their talents to the cause. Some of the people schedul ed to perform include W ill F ran k, the owner of The Store—Natural Foods and Cafe in Welches, M arie Kennedy, a checker at Hoodland Thriftw ay, and Jon A d am s, o w n er of Mountain M etric. Two woodcutters, in jured in separate in cidents two weeks ago, remain hospitalized with head injuries Tom B le s s in g , a 36-year-old Rhododen dron resident who suf fered head injuries while winching a log during a woodcutting operation, remains hospitalized at Emanuel Hospital. The accident occurred near White River on Oct. 25. According to Brenda W illiam s, a secretary w ith th e Em anuel Hospital public relations office, Blessing is still listed in critical condi tion His status, she said, has not changed since he was transported to the medical center by a Life Flight helicopter. Donald A. Green, who Also scheduled to per form is Tim M cCarthy, a music teacher at Welches Grade School, and Rsty Reagan. Until a short time ago. M cCarthy and Reagan were musicians in the rock group the Bo Cody Band. C h a rlie M c C a rth y , a cowboy singer who use to perform with the Sons of the Pioneers, w ill also ap pear. Admission w ill be $3.50 per person or $5 a couple Included in the cost w ill be food and refresh m en ts, which were donated by local businesses. Mt. Music concert set Video-taping Service Alex Brewster. Ron Kehringer. Pete Watkins. Ron Kyker. Joel Dose, Louie Cheevers, Joe Betschart, M ark Beck and Mike Sheppard. Front row, from left to right: Linda H illiard. Charr Bridge. Diane Punzel, Laura Stringham. Denise Wold. Raschel Barton. Shannon Spradling, JoEllyn Murillo. Sandy Sexton, Jill Ingram and Sue Sarich. Concert to benefit family A benefit concert for the fam ily of a 35-year-old Brightwood man who was recently killed in Chicago will be held Thursday, Nov 11 at the Mt. Hood Lions Club at 7 p.m Steve Giuntini, a local carpenter, was known as a craftsman He had worked for local construction com panies in the Sandy-Mt Hood area, building both fram e and log houses He later subcontracted work and remodeled houses In September, after fa ll ing victim to the depressed economy, he moved his fam ily to Chicago where he • Wedding • Party inventory e Reunion Collection «Collée eY O U n name it! 622-4521 r Teamwork Keeps This A ircraft Flying! resides at 11817 S.E. 108th in Portland, was in jured on Oct. 27 while felling a tree in the Lolo Pass area. G re e n w as g iv e n em e rg e n c y m e d ic a l tre atm e n t by medics from the Hoodland Rural F ire D epartm ent. He was flown to Portland A d v e n tis t M e d ic a l Center by a L ife Flight helicopter, where he was admitted for head in juries sustained in the accident. On M o n d ay , P a tty Godman, a secretary with the hospital’s office of d e v e lo p m e n t and public relation s, said G reen's condition re mains critical. Highly skilled individuals working together Is why the Air Force Reserve succeeds with its complex mission Become a part of this dynamic team - let us teach you an Air Force Reserve skill! You'll find the salary, education, promotional opportunities and retirement program one of the finest In town OPENINGS NOW Air Cargo Spociall»«» • Aircraft M alntananca Specialists a M edical Technicians Jat Engine Mechanic» • Security Specialist» • Plus M any M o ra Exciting Jobs Call: (503) 231-619« O r Fill Out Coupon and M all Today I Ta: Air Force Reserve Kacrultlng Office 3637 N.E. Sandy Blvd., Port'and. OR «7232 Name_ Address. City. State. 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