Wednesday, December 20, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
WREATHS: Event
was held at same
time nationwide
29
CORRECTION
The Sisters School
District is “pumping the
brakes” on its planned trans-
portation facility. There was
a typo in the first line of the
story “School district bus
barn plan on hold,” (The
Nugget, December 13, page
1) — which, one might say,
was a bad break.
Continued from page 3
Col. Miller urged citizens
to teach their children the
value of freedom, quoting
President Ronald Reagan:
“Freedom is never more
than one generation away
from extinction. We didn’t
pass it to our children in
the bloodstream. It must be
fought for, protected, and
handed on for them to do
the same, or one day we will
spend our sunset years tell-
ing our children and our chil-
dren’s children what it was
once like in the United States
where men were free.”
The cemetery, in Whychus
Creek Canyon next to the
Camp Polk Meadow Preserve
owned by the Deschutes Land
Trust, is a true pioneer cem-
etery, with graves dating back
to the 1880s, with names
like Fryrear and Hindman,
Allingham, Farthing and
Wilson marking the stones.
Camp Polk Cemetery was
originally owned by four
Sisters families including
the Hindmans, who settled
in Camp Polk Meadow. The
remnants of their old barn
can be seen on the Camp
Polk Meadow Preserve prop-
erty. In the early 1940s the
FURRY FRIEND S
501 ( c )( 3 )
FOUNDATION
FurryFriendsFoundation.org
PHOTO BY OUTLAWS PHOTOGRAPHY
Rhonda Funk sang the National Anthem at a Wreaths Across America observance at Camp Polk Cemetery.
property was entrusted to
Thelma Roberts, and since
then no additional ownership
changes have taken place.
The peaceful natu-
ral setting of Camp Polk
Cemetery enhanced the
beauty and power of the
observance.
Kris Kristovich, a military
veteran and local photogra-
pher, placed a wreath on the
Furry Friends Foundation, Inc. is a
501(c)(3)
non-profit
organization
grave of Dave Goodwin. He
noted, “I was further touched
by the hearing the single
call note of the Townsend’s
solitaire during the
ceremony.”
With gratitude and joy,
we wish you a
Wishing everyone
a blessed holiday
season.
Merry Christmas
and a Prosperous
New Year!
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