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9 Thur»., Dec. 21, 19*7 (Sac. I) TMS SANDY (Ora.) ROST OBITUARIES MERRY CHRISTMAS from Star Cab Co. Now Serving the Sandy • Boring • Estacada Area 668 4951 lt* a lim e f u r h u ll« u n rf Services Set For Mrs. Carroll ANNA MAY CARKOLL Alina May Carroll, of Palin- qutat aid Palmblad K<l.,Greah- um, aid resident In the area for 36 yearn, died last Saturday at the age of 83. She was horn In Canton, Kan. on June 2, 1884. Mrs. Carroll attended school In Kansas and Oklahoma. In C resent, ok la., on Nov. 4, 1900 she married William C. Carroll, who died Murch 16 of this year. The family moved to Adna, Wash., In about 1913. From Kelso In 1024 tliey moved to Vancouver, Wash., where they operated Limbers Funeral Hume. They moved Io G resh am In 1930 to establish them selves In business. Mrs. Carroll was a licensed funeral director for over 30 yea is. She was a member of the First Baptist church of Gresh am; Gresham Court No, IS Order of the Amaranth; Rebekah Lodge No. 61; Order of the Eastern Star No, 117; Gresham G l la s t Mo t » 0 Yak Yak club; Rovlann dub; Arema club; and the Gresham Business and Pro- fesional Womens club. Surviving a re th re e children, Mrs. AI iim - Stanley and Lewis C, Carroll, both (V Gresham ami H. Glenn Carroll of SUn 1 Mateo, Cal., one brother and three siste r s, Chester A. Pool of Sm ta Cruz., Mrs.Mabel Mize of Seattle, Mrs. Vesta (Cole) Kulnev of Centralia and Mrs. Helen Helm of Chehalis; three gramlchildren and three great grandchildren. Services are Thursday, Dec. 21 at 11 a.m. In the chapel of the Carroll Funeral Home with private vault Interment In the Forest l awn cem etery. the Grange No, 260, Surviving a ie his wife Louise of Boring; two sons ami two daughters, Charles It. of Bur- bttnk, C al., Frank W. of Pueblo, Colo., Mrs. It. T. (Dolores) Brumrlght of Reseda, C al., ami Bernice Seable of Portland; 14 graulchlldren, twobrothersanl a siste r, Walter of Santa Bar bara, Ted of Spokane, and Miss Minnie Mayer of Phoenix; also many nieces aid nephews. Serviced were Dec. 19 at the Carroll f uneral H isnewithpri vate vault Interment in theW ll- lamette National cem etery. lCHARl.ES MAYER m la flr lu r . . . f u r fu n w l l h f r i e n d * m id f n m lly ! H u p p » l l u l l d n » * n il! Len's Rigging Shop Logging Supplies, Homelite Chain Saw * and Repairs Rt. 1, Box 177 Eagle Creek, Oregon Phone 630-6400 Aliens Asked to Report Address Charles Mayer, 76, of Rt. 2, Box 416, Boring, died Dec. 15. He was born In Burns, Ore., June 8, 1891. As a baby he moved to Medi cal Lake, Wash., where he at tended school. In 1917 he Joined the Army and served lSmonths. From the Army he settled in the Portland area until 1918 when he moved to Boring. He worked all of his life as a painter. In 1919 he married Louise Addis. He was a mem- Jber of the American Legion; tWWi Veterans of Gresham; and PLAN YOUR MEALS A R O U N D WILLIAM A. IJND Services for William A. Lind were held at the Bateman Fu- n e i.ll ChajMd D ec. 20. Mr. Lind died Friday following a lengthy Illness. He had resided In Sandy for the past 18 months, Mr. Lind was born April 23, 1884 tri Sweden. As ayounginan he moved to the United States. He operated a butcher shop In Tigard for a number of years aid also farmed In the Portlard area. Survivors Include three brothers, Emil Lind of Port- laid, Itagner and Thure Strahle, both of Sweden. Interment was in Douglass cem etery, Troutdale. Article Praises Editor Metzler Ken Metzler, editor of the University of Oregon Alumni magazine aid son uf Outlook correspondent Mrs. Erna Metz ler, Rt. 1, Box 467, Boring, was the subject << a December magazine article. The feature article in the Dec. 10 Emerald Empire, Sun day magazine of the Eugene Register - Guard, describes Metzler and hts publication, “ Old Oregon” . The article Is entitled “ The Coxswain of Alumni H ivei” and subtitled “ A campus editor flashes a challenging beacon to alumni sailing a churning sea .“ Under M etzler’s guidance the alumni magazlnp has earned respect as a stimulating and Journalistically honest publi cation. Metzler graduated from the University of Oregon In 1951. BABEL u r iUNGUES How many languages are spoken by India’s 500 million people? The estim ates runs as high as 2,000, Including various dialects. Fourteen state langu ages are recognized. English Is In wide usage; Hindi is spoken by 30%. r HOIÏDJ5.Y HAM S í ’Tífá¡í! LUCKY NUMBERS for p resen ts and gift c e r tific a te s w ere f ir s t announced over loud speak e r s then w ritten on board so all could see and have tim e to shuffle through th e ir tick ets fo r possible w inner. (P ost photo) ST/l]-£ G A M E C O M M IS S IO N Phll Schneider, state game director, today Issued an order stopping all use of the rope collars used in the eight-year trapping and tagging study of Oregon deer herds. Schneider made this announcement fo l lowing a repoft by a California deer hunter that a large four- point buck he killed during a special season held on the In terstate winter range tn Nov ember was In d istress because of the rope band around Its neck. The animal had been trapped and marked tn Oregon by the Game Commission the previous winter. The director advised citizens that an Intensive search will be made this winter on the In terstate deer winter range to see If other animals might be tn discomfort becuase of the collar. The search will be made Jointly by Oregon and California biologists using both ground and air search methods. If any animal Is found in d istress, It will be immobilized by drug inoculation and the collar r e moved. A search will be made this winter on other ranges In Oregon where the trapping and tagging operations have been in operation, Schneider said. John McKean, chief of game operations whoheads this state wide program, reported that of Turkey Roasting Tim etable the thousands of deer trapped and tagged In the past eight years, only a few instances have been reported of any d istress among the marked animals. He thought that In the case of the buck deer killed by the Cal ifornia hunter, the slip knot In the collar failed to function when the animal’s neck swelled during the rut. A second r e ported Instance was that of a small deer which had somehow caught Its front leg In the c o l lar. McKean was confident that such accidents are rare, but where injury or suffering might be Involved, the techniques used would be modi fied or eliminated. He said that in any game management operations where animals are ; handled, marked, tagged, or scrutinized for parasites and d iseases, an occasional a c cident Is bound to occur, inspite of all precautionary measures taken. So far, he said,accidents which have occurred have happened to the trappers rather than the trapped. The primary purpose of the trapping and tagging program, McKean said, is to determine accurately the boundaries of winter and summer ranges used by Individual deer herds, their migration routes, habits, food I preferences, and other life h is- • tory information. The informat- To determine how long to cook your turkey, use the chart below It gives the approximate time re quired to roast completely thawed or fresh stuffed birds. Time will be slightly less for un- stuffi-d turkeys. Differences in individual birds may necessitate increasing or decreasing cooking time slightly. This chart is merely a guide to total roasting time. WITHOUT FOIL COTTAGE SMOKED n O c HAM 7 Q c PICNICS J 7 BONELESS > < lb T IM E T A B L E Purchased Ready-to-Cook Weight Oven Temper- ature Interior Temper- ature Guide to Total Roasting Time 6 8 12 16 20 325" 325’ 325° 325’ 325° 185° 185° 185° 185° 185° 2-2% hours 2% -3 hours 3-3% hours 3 % -4 % hours ♦ % -5 % hours to to to to to 8 12 16 20 24 lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. F E F F F F E F F F flees. It Is an easy matter to fill <iut one of the cards and return It to the same office. Pattlllo said that trained per sonnel wUI be on hand in all offices of the Immigration and Naturalization Service to an swer any questions the report ing aliens may have regarding Immigration and Naturalization m atters. Sufficient trained per sonnel are not available to furnish this assistance in all Post offices. Area Riflemen Win Match The Gresham Wildcats rifle men shot them selves Into the winner’s circle Friday night defeating the Tri-County No. 1 team 1934 to 1928 on the lat ter’s rifle range Ina Columbia- Willamette Rifle League match. The high five for the locals were Gale Stockton 391,Maur ice B liss 388, Art Suhr 386, Ronald Morsman 385, and Rob ert Townsend Sr., 384. The Cats host the Hillsboro Eagles Jan. 5. tlon found thus far has proved Invaluable to the management of Oregon’s deer herds and has benefited hunters as well as all citizens interested In the welfare of this valuable r e source. McKean noted that wide spread observations have been made of belled and collared deer by hunters, loggers, cam pers, and others during the eight years the program has been in operation. Many tagged animals have been killed during the hunt ing seasons. Biologists of the Commission constantly search for and record animals through the year. Numerous tagged animals are retrapped on the winter ranges, some two and three winters In a row, follow ing the first installation of the bell or collar. Almost all of the western states have sim ilar programs in operation, according to Mc Kean, and information cover ing tagging results, procedures, and techniques are constantly interchanged to provide the most efficient and safe opera tions possible. No reports of undue d istress have been r e ceived from these people. “ The ladder at life is full of splinters, but they always prick the hardest when we’re sliding down.” — William L. Brownell. NEED OFFICE HELP? LOOK IN CLASSIFIED { O ÎN E Y M Y HE CAME IN WITH FLYING COLORS because he hod been the fir»t to discover what they're all talking ab o u t—the derful q u ality won offered a t SANDY REXALL DRUG. S I H G reen Stamps Clackam as County Bonk Money Orders Roy Stotion for PG E W»st Coast Telephone Northwest N a tu ra l Gos ¡—JFvou* 568 41 • I store ^ Sandy "S hopping Cm»e Christmas Is The Time For COLOR . HANLONS House of Color has the latest in AS 7 Decor Paints 7 Wallpapers z Custom Draperies WEIL AS . . . ART SUPPLIES FOR YOUR GIFT GIVING P.S. Feel free to bring your decorating problems to us GIVE A I um A mbuuì UU GIFT CERTIFICATE So Practical — So Appreciated From HANLON'S 336 N. Main At» S & H GREEN STAMPS 665-4301 M O O O O O O OO O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Give your wife a ring for Christmas How Long to Roast the Turkey Whole or Half William L. Pattlllo, Acting District Director, of the Im migration aril Naturalization Service advised today that the annual alien address report program Is again under way. According to Pattlllo, 22,750 aliens reported their addresses last year in the State at O re gon. The number this year Is expected to tie slightly larger. Pattlllo attributes this antici pated Increase to the recent amendment to the Immigration laws. The Immigration official pointe'! out that the address reports are required by law and willful failure to comply with these requirements may lead to serious consequences. Form s with which to make the reports are available at all Post Offices and Immigration and Naturalization Service Of- When dinner is set for a definite hour, wise homemakers start the bird 20 to 30 minutes ahead of schedule to avoid delay should the turkey take longer to ctxik than was estimated from the guide. This also allows time to make gravy and arrange the bird attractively on the platter. BACON1 5 9 WITH FOIL Roasting Chickens 39s CLUB STEAKS 59 s PORK Smo CHOPS 69s ked J HOURS; 8 A .M . TO 6 P.M. WE ACCEPT USDA FOOD STAMPS BRIDGMON FARM MARKET / / O P j'O f) 1 1 T 5)0 / O ONE MILE EAST OF GRESHAM ON LOOP HIGHW AY | Purchased Ready-to-Cook Weight Oven Temper- ature 6 8 12 16 20 450’ 450° 450* 450° 450° to to to to to 8 12 16 20 24 lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. F F F F F Interior Temper- ature 185° 185° 185° 185° 185° F F F F F Guide to Total Roasting Time 1 % -2 2-2% 2% -3 3-3% 3 % -4 hours hours hours hours- hours MERRY CHRISTMAS From us to you. our withes for a Christ mas merry as a carol. And w e d like to sing your praises, v a lu e d , for your fa ith fu l patronage. Harry and Lorene Seiler Seilers Western Auto An extension telephone will add extra sparkle to her holiday. Choose from four distinct styles and a wealth of attractive 18010 I colors. Call your telephone business office and give the gift that says it all. SUNNYSIDE TELEPHONE CO.
