1989-1996 Astoria Senior Center Scrapbook #4
by Astoria Senior Center
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Inside front cover: Property of Astoria Senior Center - Do Not Remove / Donated by Emily Shawa
Page 3 - Leonid Mychen, Soviet sailor on Soviet transport vessel, given birthday cake by Ann Musche, March 9, 1989
Page 4 & 5 - Astoria High School and Astoria Senior Center (ASC) celebrate together with a hot dog barbeque - Andy Honcharenko, Fred Lindstrom, and Iva Mae Honcharenko pictured at grill
Page 7 - Ms. Anna Lake pictured with some of "the Russians off the ships." Her obituary also on this page, 1994
Page 9 - May birthdays
Page 10 - Greg Lind playing pool at ASC
Page 11 - John Price to Willis Van Dusen regarding Barbara Darby
Page 12 - Barbara Darby's reference letter
Page 13 - Willis Van Dusen's response to John Price
Page 14 - 17 - Narrative of 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Astoria Senior Center; written by Emily Shawa, ASC Secretary
Page 21- Senior Advocacy office relocates- Frida Fraunfelder, Social Service Coordinator, relocates to her new office in Astoria. April 1990
Page 22- Ukraina Society, Kiev, Honors Andy Honcharenko, A goodwill ambassador promoting friendship. 1990
Page -23 - More than playing Pool- step-by-step of what it took to keep the Senior Center in operation. July 26th, 1991
Page 24 – Senior’s citizens enjoy birthday celebration- Music group “Sweet Water Rose” performed for the Seniors. Group photo: Esther Utterberg, Anna Lake, Andy Honcharenko, May Myers, Hedi Kimiki, Lucile Johnson, Mary Moberg, Alice Mitts and Roy Woods took time to celebrate birthdays.
Page 25- Fred Simons and all electricians that did the electric work
Page 29 - Bea and Roy Woods their 61st anniversary 1993
Page 31 –Music Rendezvous in Astoria, 14 musicians. Oct. 27th, 1993
Page 32- Music Rendezvous in Astoria, Oct. 8th, 1993 - Andy Honcharenko, John Vlastalicia, Rusty Anderson, Clarence Hadley, Norman Junes, Bob Swensen, Irene Kier, Lee Lahti, Phylice, Estelle Ishmael, Nathaniel Christensen, Bill Leonard, Dale Johnson, Boone Salsbary.
Page 35 - Oct. 16, 1992 Music Rendevous
Page 36 - Picture of Music Rendevous performers and list of performers: Bob Swenson, Lee Lahti, Nathaniel Christenson, Joe Capo, May Meyers, Rusty Anderson, Don Peterson, JOhn Vlastaticia, Norman Junes, Andy Honcharenko, Estelle Ishmael, Bob Kier, Dale Johnson, Irene Kier, Boone Salsbary
Page 39 – On the Ball, Ballot Measure 5 affecting the operation of the Senior Center.Page 40 - Seniors --- Measure 5 put the seniors center on low priority. July 10th, 1991
Page 41- Dorothy A. Jacob Obituary, 1993, and Marie Backa Obituary Feb. 1993
Page 42- Senior Center expansion planned- donated time and money from the city, Job Corp and CCC students.
Page 43- April and May Music Rendezvous, attracting 11-12 entertainers each month.
Page 44- Police advisory group gains local, national recognition. Feb. 19th, 1993
Citizen members received customized jackets. Looking for U.S. Coast Guard and
Latinos representation. Photo: Katrinka Jackson and Bill Clarke modeling their jackets.
Page 45- Astoria woman brightens senior center, Iva Mae Honcharenko makes Christmas decorations from left over Christmas cards.
Page 46- Old cards live again in the stars, starshaped mobiles and trees from greeting cards. Georgia Schwegler taught us at the senior center to make these stars and Iva Mae Honcharenko still carries these classes at the center.
Page 47- Pictures of a 1933 V-8 Commercial Chassis made by Andrew Honcharenko. April 1993
Page 48- Top- Fred Lindstrom obituary Bottom- Deaths of Fred Lindstrom, Gunnar Lind, and Lida Smith
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