Thur».. Juna 21, 1973 (Sw. i) SANDY (Ota.» POST - 11
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Funeral services for Alvin O
Moore, 71, of Rt. 1. Box 572,
Sandy, were held Friday, June
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15, at the Bateman Funeral
H it K l SPERB had the special honor of being chosen one of a Chapel in Gresham
group of 30 G itl Scouts, nationwide, to take part in a special
Moore was born in Mt. Ayr,
program "Wider opportunity,” in Texarkansas Die work she will la , the son of Francis and
he ikiing there is helping to plan and set up a day camp for M ary Moore He died in a
retarded girls She is being sponsored by The Columbia River Girl Portland hospital on June 13
i~’Un.C'1' bul her local sPHn*or is the Hoodland Women's
M oore was raised and
’ lut. She left Saturday and will lx- gone for two weeks
educated in Iowa However, as
members of her Troop were on hand at the airport to see her off
a young man he lived in various
and we add our congratulations'
places in the Midwest He
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m arried Lucy Larkin Gwinn in
<;L<’ ’<IA SWANTON needs some help m trying to find two of her Gooding, Ida on July l, 1925
rfcigs that have been missing for about a week They are Siberian
In 1942 he and his fam ily
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° 7 ‘ “ larK‘‘ grey rna,e and ,h‘‘ o,her a smaller black moved to Oregon and settled in
'‘•male They both are wearing collars, one with their address on the Gresham-Sandy area He
it The Swanton* live on Marmot Road now, and hopefully the had lived in the area since
«logs may just have wandered off A reward is being offered
During W W II he was employed
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in the P o rtla n d shipyards.
SICK CALL: Ernie Sladky is in Gresham Hospital recovering After that he was employed by
from a severe heart attack
he's out of intensive care after 11 G resham P lu m b in g fo r 13
days, but still a ways to go Margo Fox in hospital for surgery
years More recently he had
r«-ne Petrie doing much better And Addle Vogle. als.ut that been self employed as a berry
broken rib
would you mind running through that just once farm er in Sandy.
more9?’
He is survived by his wife,
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Lucy, and children Bob of
I M R U N N IN G off the paper so. I ’ll say bye bye again
Gresham Mrs Odis (Viola;
Deney, Mrs Donald (Frances;
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Pullen and Howard, all of
Sandy; N orm a K a rle n of
Portland Barbara Monson of
Boring. Also surviving are
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P E O P LE Those who know Marilyn and Bill Opfer. will be
interested in hearing that I had a nice chat with Marilyn calling
Iron, Denver, where ( h e y were transferred a le w m o n t h s a g o Bill
was an engineer with the Forest Service at ZigZag Banger .Station
for atKiut three years They have bought a home in a Denver
suburb, finding new friends, and seem very happy with the whole
situation
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A d<‘,‘Khtiul
from Susy Olson, in Rochester,
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d you folk* in New York read *h<‘ Sandy Post) Susy
and husband. Harold, are displaced Northwesterners, who still
maintain a summer home up here
we re looking forward to
seeing them this summer
JUST GREAT to have World Traveler, Juanita Hagen, back
with us again Her bubbling laugh really livens things up
JOANNE A N I) ( A BI, E EN D EE Y and children back from a
week s vacation in Idaho lx»ts of sunshine in Boise McCall and
Sun Valley
OBITUARIES?^
i i i i i c s
brothers Ault and John both of
Salem, and Donald of Iowa
Two grandchildren and two
g r e a t- g r a n d c h ild r e n also
survive.
Vault interment followed the
funeral at the Scandinavian
Cemetery in Sandy
'•'■essiii in their G irl Scout Uniforms, and carried the American
ag the Oregon Slate Flag,, and the Columbia River Girls Scout
(ouncil Flag
who WAS (hat Hl
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husband of Saturday night's Barlow Trail Barmaid
well
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V ETE R A N B IK E R ID IN G ENTHUSIASTS. Mert and Emma
Wheeler, may have had their spirits temporarily dampened when
Emma cut a corner too sharp, and Emma and bike went
sprawling She has a beautiful black eye. and Mert claims she
also has tire marks on her back where he ran over her
most
ungallant of him, I mast say!
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COMING E VE N TS The Hoodland Women's Club Prize Night
will be held Friday night, June 29th, at ZigZag Inn Buffet starts
at 7 oo p m
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NOT TOO E A R L Y to pick up your tickets for the Mt Hood
Lion s "Chuckwagon Breakfast.” July 7th and 8th at the Lion's
Pavillion in Wemme They will tie serving from 7 a m to 12:30
pm
"All you can eat "Tickets are $175 at the door but if you
buy them in advance they are $1 50 Contact A1 Moore at the
Sentry Market in Rhody There will be children's concessions
pitch and putt golf, a turkey shoot, and a horse shoe pitching
contest
Alvin Moor«
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Henry Olson
in Boring for 5« years She sold
the farm and made her home in
Coos Bay, for 8 years and lately
has been living in the Parkrose
area She had been a longtime
member of the Kelso U d ie s
Club and the Ladies Extension
Unit
Surviving are her son, John
R. Spooner of Portland and her
daughter,
M rs
A lm a
Buckingham Coos Bay, eight
gran dch ild ren , one g re a t
grandchildren and her sister,
Jessie Rieken, of Danforth, 111’
also survive
P riv a te fa m ily services
were held at Bateman Funeral
Chapel with committment at
Lincoln Memorial Park
Henry Olson, recently of
Sandy, died June 7 of a heart
attack at his home in Post
k alls, Ida He had just returned
there after a stay in Sandy
Olson, who was 77, had made
his home with the Goodwin
Olson's of Sandy for the past
several months, was a member
of the Sandy Golden Age Club
Survivors include his wife,
brother, Goodwin, a niece,
nephew, cousins, and grand
nephews
Funeral services for Charles
Funeral services were held at
Walter Aden, Rt 2, Box 1517,
Post Falls, June 9
Sandy, will be held Saturday,
June 23, at 2 p m in the Chapel
Clara S Spooner, 83, former of Sandy Funeral Home
M r Aden was born on Sept
longtime Boring resident died
in Portland June 18 She was 29, 1908, in Taylorville, 111 He
was raised in Taylorville and
bom in ‘ Uinois and married
attended school there. He later
Paul C. Spooner in Oregon City,
in 1915 He preceeded her in moved to Pennsylvania to help
his parents run a dairy farm In
death in 1965
1930 he moved to Illinois to
They operated a berry farm
Charles Aden
Clara Spooner
Ho«dlan4
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Elmo C. Petteys
Elm o C. Petteys, a Sandy
resident since 1963 died in a
McMinnville nursing home on
June 18 at the age of 75 years
Elmo Chester Petteys was
born in Blue H ill, Neb , on Apr
8, 1896 M r Petteys was raised
in Nebraska where he received
his education
In 1916, he was m arried to
Gladys Pearl Shill They made
their home in Nebraska where
he worked as a meat cutter In
1950, M r Petteys moved to
Arizona where he operated a
second hand store until 1963
when he moved to Sandy to
retire
S urvivors
include
his
children Macine M iller, Am ity;
A d alin e M ille r , P o rtla n d ,
Harvey Zim eral. Portland, and
Bud Zim eral, Vancouver; 1
sister Nellie Bothy, Nebraska,
10 grandchildren and 18 great
grandchildren
Funeral services were held
Thursday, June 21, in the
chapel of Sandy Funeral Home
Burial was at the Scandinavian
Cemetery in Sandy
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ANOTHER R E M IN D E R of the Mt Players latest production
Born Yesterday.” to be given for the first time Friday, June
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Fam ily night and Saturday June 30, Cabaret style Tickets
are on sale at ZigZag Inn. Barlow Trail, and at the Sentry Market
in Rhododendron
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( H A K L IE A U G U STIN E, who has a leading role in the play, will
have his own fan club on hand to cheer him on
visiting Charlie
and his sister are two more sisters and their husbands Here from
l*uerto Vallerta. Mex where they left their boat "Amigo", are
Betty and Tommy Turpin From New Jersey are Ann and Ralph
Osborne It s really D r Osborne, a Harvard man who just retired
from Superintendent of Schools in New Jersey
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TH E M T P LA Y ER S , en masse, hosted a party for their
patrons, Friday night at the Hoodland Park Building It was a
dandy party with music, dancing, games, and magnificent buffet,
organized by Lois Boget
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B EFO R E I DROP the subject of the Mt Players
must
mention that they are doing the "FA R M E R S D A U G H TE R “ plus
Olios, for the Sandy Centennial Friday night, June 22, at Sandy
High School Busy. Busy. Bunch'
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AROUND T H E M o l N TA IN Glenda and Jo Thornberg gave a
A fam ily reunion was held for
wedding shower Monday night at the Hoodland Park Building for
descendants of the Wesley and
Karla Thornberg Karla will be marrying Robert "Butch"
Woodward on July 14
she is the daughter of Dana and Fred Jesse Bacon fam ily, Sunday,
May 20. at the home of M r and
Thorn tier g
Mrs Vistor Bacon in Madras
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Wesley and Jesse Bacon, now
A BIB I HDA1 P A R 1 1 for Beulah Whipple was given Sai nrHuy
night at ZigZag Inn Down the road at the Barlow Trail, birthdays deceased, were members of pi
were celebrated the same night for Wanda Walker and Irene oneer families who settled in
Schultess On Tuesday night Ruby and Bob Gates celebrated a the area in the early nineteenth
wedding anniversary with dinner and dancing at the Barlow century Wesley Bacon, son of
Samuel Bacon, was born in the
T rail Bob s brother Bus. from Seattle has been here visiting
Ames
area, and his wife Jesse,
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C H IL D R E N PAY A TTE N TIO N You have a chance to earn a daughter of Ralph Gibbons,
little money picking raspberries One catch
you have to be up was born in the Bull Run area.
F iv e generations of the
early' Starting today I Thursday ), a bus will make stop; at Alder
Creek Brightwood Store. Wemme, Union Station, ZigZag. and Bacon fam ily who were born in
Rhododendron The bus should be in Rhody at about 5 05 a m You Oregon are now living Of these
will be picking at the Edm ar Berrry Ranch just the other side of 52, all but three reside in
Sandy This is for boys and girls age 10 and up
you will be back Oregon
Children of Wesley and Jesse
home at about 12 30 p m but it may be wise to bring a sack lunch
For additional details, you may call Millie Steubs at 622 3721 or Bacon who attended the
reunion were Ted Bacon. Stan
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Bacon, V ic to r Bacon, Lola
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i Bacon i Gillock. and Curtis
SHELBY A E P P L I, R IC K I SPERH. AND B E V E R L Y L IN T
NEB. were thrilled and honored to have been chosen to form the Bacon Also attending were
Color Guard for the Junior Rose Festival Parade Thev were th e ir ch ild ren and grand
children, a total of 32 family
members
GIFTS
work
in
the
fu rn itu re
m an u factu rin g industry. In
1940 he m arried Vicki Johnson
in South Dakota
In 1944, they moved to Port
land where M r Aden worked
in machine shops until 1947
when they moved to Sandy to
make their home
M r Aden worked in the
lumber industry until 1959 when
he retired due to illness They
continued living in the Sandy
area and began raising berry
crops on their farm
Survivors include his beloved
wife, Vicki Aden; 2 brothers.
George Aden, and John Aden,
Illinois, and 1 sister; Ann
Williamson in California
Interment w ill be at the
S candinavian C em etery in
Sandy
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