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H e ll) Gleason have opened Mt. Hood
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sand» area The couple h a . over 25
. e a r . of espertence. The Gleason, are running the
business fro,,, their home which is l.n ated :i>, miles from
Short. » t om e, on Music ( amp ltd Pictured with hob
and K e lt) U son Sieve.
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OBITUARIES
H. Francis M e e k e r
V e lm a Smith
H Francis Meeker, late of
Enterprise and formerly of
Sandy, passed away at an
E n te rp ris e nursing
home
Friday, April 27, at the age of
87
He was bom July 25, 1885 in
Milford, la where he spent his
early chilcftiood and youth He
received his degree in nursing
and m arried Nancy Throck
morton in 1905 To this union
was born four children
Several years of working for
the Seventh day Adventist
church was halted because of
failing health
The
fa m ily
moved
to
Colorado where they took up a
hom estead
M rs
M eeker
passed away in 1919 In 1924
Francis went to Madison, Tenn
There he met and married Ida
Mae Tetze in 1928 They worked
in nursing in Georgia until 1929
when
they
moved
to
Washington, D C
to attend
school
In 1933 the Meekers moved to
Oregon where Francis worked
in sawmills He lost an arm in
an addicent a, work In spite of
his handicap he continued to
work in a m ill for several years
in the Sandy area
Ida Mae was killed in an auto
accident in 1968
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About
three years ago he,
with ’ h ii“ "dVi«hter’ a“nd her
husband, moved to Enterprise,
where he lived until his death
M r Meeker is survived by
Marvin Meeker, Candler, N C ,
M
Freedon Meeker, Santa
Crux, Calif ; and a daughter,
lom a Connell, E n te rp ris e
T here a re also two step
daughters, A u re lia K ertesz,
Jacksonville, Ore., and Eilene
Mercer, York, Penn . as well as
16 grandchildren and a number
of great grandchildren
Funeral service was held
Tuesday, May 1, at the Sandy
A dventist Church
P astor
George W
C ham bers o f
ficiated Interment was in the
F ir Hill Cemetery. Sandy
M r Meeker was a member of
the
E n te rp ris e
Adventist
Church
C h e s te r Stein
Chester Carl Stein, 59. a
native Oregon farm er, Kt 2,
Boring, died suddenly at a
Portland Hospital on May 3 He
was bom at Damascus and
attended D am ascus G rade
School and graduated from
Gresham High School
On March 3, 1945, at Van
couver. Wash , he married
Matilda P J Green He took
his wife to the farm he and his
father had been bom on, and
had lived there and farmed
until the day of his death
His health has been failing
for several years He was a
dedicated farm man, and took a
pride in his farm produce
The surviving members of
his fam ily include his wife
" T illie " of Damascus, and one
son, Carl W Stein of Gresham,
and
aou two
.wo daughters. Mrs Janet
Nelson and Mrs Edith Oswold
of Boring
There are five
g ran dch ild ren
His m other
Mrs
M arie Stem lives at
Boring There are also two
b rothers, A lfre d Stein of
Fremont, Calif , and Thomas
Stein of Caldwell, Idaho
F u n eral
services
w ere
Tuesday, May 8, in the Chapel
of C a rro ll F u n eral Hom e,
Gresham, with vault interment
in Damascus Cemetery
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Funeral services of Velma
Kula Smith, 69, of Kt 2 Box 428,
Boring were held Tuesday at
the Bateman Funeral Chapel in
Gresham
Mrs Smith died at her home
in Boring after an extended
illness
She was twrn in Seymour, la ,
the daughter of K T and Ida
Beary She was raised in Iowa,
however, she spent much of her
later life in Missouri While
living in Missouri she was
employed as a nurse in the
Monorah Hospital of that city
She and her husband Albert
have resided in Boring for the
past 13 years
In te rm e n t
followed
the
funeral
at
F orest
Lawn
Cemetery
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ITIZENS
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TORIJM
N e w t end Views A b o u t
M t H o o d C o m m u n ity College
by Chuck N iem i
C oordinator of College
In fo rm a tio n
George Carver, MHCC mass
c o m m u n ic a tio n s
d iv is io n
chairman, has been named
president-elect of the Pacific
Northwest
Association
JiMirrwtii.m Educators.
B ill Johnston, from
of
the
School of Communications, will
head the group during the
coming year
Carver's division has been
one of the fastest growing areas
at MHOC during recent years
He has been at Mt Hood since
1969 He holds a BA from the
University of Washington and
an MA from the University of
Oregon
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Entries are still coming in for
the May 19 Northwest Vocal
Jazz Festival This is the sixth
annual competition that started
out as the first of its kind in the
United States Festival founder
Hal M alcolm is expecting
anywhere from 70-80 groups to
perform
P re lim in a ry
com petition
starts at 9 a m and the finals
begin at 8 p m in Mt Hood's
gymnasium I t ’s the top high
school swing choir festival in
the Wes, and a fine evening of
entertainment for the entire
family.
T ickets are a v a ila b le in
advance at the campus store
They will also be sold at the
door the evening of the festival
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Two Charlie's, Chan and
Chaplin, are featured in up
coming movies at the college
Films May 18 and 21 are:
"Charlie Chan at the Castle in
the Desert" and "Charlie Chan
in London " On May 19 and 22,
the curtain rises on "Charlie
(Tian at Treasure Island " and
"Charlie Chan in Shanghai.”
The college’s free film series
features three of C h a rlie
Chaplin's greatest hits " In the
P ark," "The Bank," and “ The
Immigrant " The shows are at
8 p m ., May 24, and noon. May
.,,5
25. in SCII1
Potentate to visit Sandy Lodge
W a lte r
E
Koch,
J r,
potentate of the AJ Kader
Temple, will be honored by the
Sandy Masonic Lodge No 158
Wednesday, M ay 16, at 7 p m ,
a stated meeting
At that tim e, if weather
p e rm its , m em bers of the
potentate’s divan, color guard
unit, A1 Kader Band, Chanters
and Drum and Bugle Corps will
parade
from
the
Sandy
Masonic Temple on Main and
Proctor Streets, and return to
the lodge
These units w ill provide
e n te rta in m e n t
a fte r
the
meeting Following that, chili
will be served in the dining
room All sojourning masons,
's O T ffiC L IP Ä S A V ^ ^g 'Z
County m ay buy
oi
riv e r islands
Commission Chairman M
James Gleason is reported to
be bargaining for the purchase
of the two islands with the State
Marine Board
$5°°0ff
£ 3 ON YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL
A plan to turn two small
islands at the mouth of the
Sandy Kiver into parks for
boaters w ill be discussed
Thursday by the Board of
County Commissioners
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665-4111
10% C a.n Discount O il Parts
John Berggren Appliance Repairs
Coupon Good for May, 1973 Only
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Heidi's wins
honors
Heidi’s Kestaurant on High
way 26 was one of four in the
state to receive honor awards
in a menu contest recently.
The contest was conducted by
the
P a c ific
N orthw est
K estaurant Convention and
Exposition in the Memorial
Coliseum
The menus were judged from
the standpoint of style, com
position, art, color and eye
appeal Seventy menus were
entered
Others to receive plaques
were the Silver l-eaf Inn,
Wilsonville, lakeside Gardens,
16211 SE Foster Koad, and
Trees Coffee Shop of the Hilton
Hotel
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