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APPEAL TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2016
THE WEEK AHEAD
THROUGH MARCH
Borland Gallery: “In
Bloom,” through Sunday.
Gallery hours: Noon to 4 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays, 303
Coolidge St., Silverton. Free.
(503) 363-9310, Silvertonart-
s.org.
213, Mt. Angel. (503) 829-
5061.
SATURDAY
AARP Tax-Aide: 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Saturdays through April
9, Silverton Senior Center, 115
Westfield St., Silverton. Free.
(503) 874-4101.
Lunaria Gallery: “Telling
Nature’s Stories” featuring
charcoal and pastel drawings
by botanical painter, Diane
Trevett and functional and
decorative pieces by wood
turning artist, Gary McGuire,
through Monday. Gallery
hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily,
113 N Water St., Silverton.
Free. (503) 873-7734, Luna-
riagallery.com.
Silverton Food Co-op pre-
sents Food For Change:
“Food For Change,” a docu-
mentary about the power of
food cooperatives and the
benefits they have in the
communities they serve, 1 to
3 p.m., Palace Theater, 200 N
Water St., Silverton. Free.
(503) 701-2206, Silverton-
coop.com.
White Oak Gallery: “Femme
Fatale” by Glenn Bernstein,
through Sunday. Gallery
hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Wednesdays-Saturdays.
Sundays-Tuesdays by appoint-
ment, 216 E Main St., Silver-
ton. Free. (503) 399-9193,
Thewhiteoak.info.
SUNDAY
TODAY
Lenten Breakfast: New
menu, worship, and weekly
speaker sharing a message to
encourage your walk with
God, 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., Mar-
quam United Methodist
Church, 36975 S. Highway
Easter Brunch at the Ore-
gon Garden Resort: Brunch
will feature a breakfast sta-
tion with omelettes made to
order, a carving station with
baked ham and roast turkey,
a variety of fresh seasonal
salads, signature main dishes,
and a selection of desserts
including carrot cake, cara-
mel apple pie and mousse
cake, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.,
Oregon Garden Resort, 895
W Main St., Silverton. $28.95;
$24.95 seniors; $12.95 ages 12
and younger. (503) 874-2500.
MARCH 30 THROUGH
MAY 2
Lunaria Gallery: “Eye
Candy” featuring the work of
photographer Rebecca Co-
zart and artist Robert Fox
who works in a variety of
media including glass,
bronze, fiber, and ceramics,
through May 2. Gallery hours:
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Recep-
tion, 7 to 9 p.m. April 1, 113 N
Water St., Silverton. Free.
(503) 873-7734, Lunariagalle-
ry.com.
APRIL 1
Silverton Art Association
Borland Gallery Reception:
Reception for our “Kids
Show”. Meet young artists
from Silver Falls School Dis-
trict and view their displayed
artwork, 6 to 8 p.m., Borland
Gallery, 303 Coolidge St.,
Silverton. Free. (503) 363-
9310, Silvertonarts.org.
APRIL 2-30
Borland Gallery: “Kids
Show” features work by
young artists from Silver Falls
School District, through April.
Gallery hours: Noon to 4 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays, 303
Coolidge St., Silverton. Free.
(503) 363-9310, Silvertonart-
s.org.
APRIL 5
Adult Coloring Night: Relax
and de-stress at the library
with some adult conversa-
tion, refreshments and col-
oring. All materials provided,
6 to 7:30 p.m., Silver Falls
Library, 410 S Water St.,
Silverton. Free. (503) 873-
8796.
June
9,
1928
—
March 10,
2016
Betty
Haggard,
87,
died
March 10,
2016, at her
home in Salem. Betty was
born in Oshkosh, Nebras-
ka, on June 9, 1928. After
her parents moved their
family from Nebraska to
Oregon, Betty settled in
Silverton, where she
graduated from Silverton
Union High School, mar-
ried, raised her sons and
lived most of her life.
Betty Haggard loved
life and cherished her
family and friends. She
lived her life as an inde-
pendent, strong, loving
and caring person. Betty
met the love of her life,
Robert “Bob” Haggard, in
Silverton, where they
married and had three
sons together, before Bob
passed far too soon.
In Silverton, Betty was
active with junior and
senior women’s circles
APRIL 9
“Championship” Bunko
Fundraiser: Proceeds benefit
community projects: Tree of
Giving, High School Schol-
arships, Layettes for Silverton
Hospital. Sponsored by Gen-
eral Federation of Women?s
Clubs Silverton Zenith Wom-
an’s Club, 7 to 9:30 p.m., Elks
Lodge, 300 High St., Silver-
ton. $15. (503) 873-7037,
Facebook.com/Silverton-
ZenithWomensClub.
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers Needed -
Friends of Silver Falls
State Park: The Nature Store
at Silver Falls State Park needs
volunteers. Work in a beauti-
ful location and meet people
from all over the world.
Contact Alison at (503) 873-
8735 or e-mail her at ad-
min@friendsofsilverfalls.net,
Friendsofsilverfalls.net.
and
the
Methodist
Church. She loved the
sense of community, sup-
porting others in times of
sorrow and celebrating
with them in times of joy.
Bridge nights with the
“bridge ladies” were pre-
cious to her. Betty loved to
play golf, watch baseball
games, was a member of
the Chemeketans Hiking
Club, and enjoyed daily
walks in her neighbor-
hood, rain or shine. Pro-
fessionally, she worked as
a bookkeeper and accoun-
tant, beginning with the
logging company that she
and Bob ran until his pass-
ing. Betty continued her
work as a bookkeeper and
accountant for insurance
brokers, car dealers and
an onion farmer.
After she retired and
moved to Salem, she was
Treasurer for Friends of
the Salem Public Library,
and was an active mem-
ber of the Salem United
Methodist Church. Betty
was surrounded by her
family and friends during
her final days, and died at
peace early in the morn-
ing on March 10, 2016. Bet-
ty was loved very much
and will be greatly missed
by all who knew her.
Betty is survived by
sons James, Jack and Jay
Haggard; grandchildren
Alexa, Nichole and Rob-
ert; and great-grandchil-
dren Raelyn and Alexan-
der.
Betty was preceded in
death by her husband
Robert Haggard; step-
daughter Roberta Hag-
gard; parents James and
Johanna
Cunningham;
brother Mathew “Mick”
Cunningham; and sister
Alice Roshek.
Betty requested that
no funeral or memorial
service be held. In lieu of a
memorial service or flow-
ers, the Haggard family
asks that you please con-
sider contributing to the
Betty Haggard Tribute
page with the Michael J.
Fox foundation dedicated
to eliminating Parkinson’s
disease in our lifetime.
The Betty Haggard
Tribute page can be found
at www.MichaelJFox.org/
tribute/tribute-
page.php?id=19329
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel, Sil-
verton.
Jan. 21, 1916 — March 17,
2016
Ethel Selina Rose
passed into eternity on
March 17, 2016, at the age
of 100. Her family re-
joices that she is now with
her Savior Jesus Christ.
Ethel was born Jan. 21,
1916, to Lewis Tobias Si-
monson and Lene Oltina
(Gabrielson) Simonson.
Retirement may be far off,
but the April 18 deadline
for IRA contributions isn’t.
She grew up in McGrath,
Minnesota, along with her
nine brothers and three
sisters, all of whom are
deceased.
She married her child-
hood sweetheart, Merton
Clayton Rose, on Aug. 22,
1936, to whom she was
married 62 years before
Merton’s death on April 5,
1999. After their marriage
in Minnesota, they imme-
diately left for California,
where they resided for
several years before re-
turning to Minnesota to
try their hand at farming.
In 1947, they again re-
turned to California,
where Merton worked in
the construction trade
and Ethel was a full time
homemaker raising their
six children. In 1977, Ethel
and Merton moved to Sil-
verton for their retire-
ment years. After her hus-
band’s death, Ethel re-
turned to California,
where she lived for 13
years prior to moving
back to Silverton in 2014.
Ethel is survived by
her six children: Joan Car-
ol Rose of Aurora, Colora-
do, Judy Grubaugh of Ful-
lerton, California, Donna
Moberg of Hibbing, Min-
nesota, Charles L. Rose of
Silverton, Susan Camp-
bell of Athens, Ohio, and
Lewis C. Rose of Ana-
heim,
California;
16
grandchildren, 26 great-
grandchildren and one
great-great-granddaugh-
ter.
A celebration of Ethel’s
life was held in Silverton,
on her 100th birthday in
January of this year. 50 of
her closest family mem-
bers were present.
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Ethel will be dearly
missed, for she was a god-
ly woman who influenced
much of her family to
come to personal faith in
Christ and follow Him.
At the family’s request
no services will be held.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel, Sil-
verton.
Phillip Michael
Rivera
May
31,
1963
—
March 11,
2016
Phillip
Michael
Rivera, 52,
passed
away March 11, 2016, in
Silverton.
Phillip was born on
May 31, 1963, to Thomas
and Ann Cardona in Ox-
nard, California. He was
one of 11 children. He
liked the Raiders and en-
joyed spending time with
his family and friends.
Phillip worked at the
Highland Laboratories in
Mt. Angel.
He is preceded in death
by his parents, Thomas
and Ann Cardona, and sib-
lings Albert Angel Cardo-
na and Rosemary Cardo-
na.
Phillip is survived by
his beloved wife, Rita Se-
gundo; children Matthew,
Alex, Adam, Abel, Antho-
ny, Angel, Maria, Irma,
Albert and Ameryka; sib-
lings Tommy, Antonio,
Margaret, Maria, Phillip,
Michael, Bartolo and Al-
fredo; 14 grandchildren;
and many favorite nieces
and nephews that loved
him very much. He will be
greatly missed by all his
family, friends and all
those who knew him.
A celebration of Phil-
lip’s life was held March
19, at Grace Community
Church in Salem.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel, Sil-
verton.
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POLICE LOGS
SILVERTON POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Received calls from March 7 to
14.
March 10
Burglary, 1:30 p.m., 200 S Church
St.
Theft, 7:06 p.m., 500 Jefferson
St.
March 11
Motor vehicle accident, 12:43
p.m., Steelhammer Road and
Oak St.
Motor vehicle accident, 7:26
p.m., N James Ave. and Pine St.
Aaron Daniel Thomas, 36,
Mt. Angel, and Jalaine Dorthy
Whitehorse, 32, Mt. Angel.
The following are birth an-
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Silverton Appeal Tribune. For
more, go to Statesman-
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SILVERTON HOSPITAL
Miller, James Dustin: To Lisa
and Dusty Miller, Keizer, 8
pounds, March 9.
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