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A n ita Johns
Anita Kaye John.-.. Wen,me,
died at her home Ju ly 28
follow mg a long bout w ith
cancer She was 4t>
Born Anita Kaye Poirier in
Baker, she moved to Dutton.
Monl as a child She later lived
m (ire.it Kails, Mont., then
came back to Oregon in 1947,
where she entered Northwest
Christian College it, Eugene.
In 1948 she moved to Seattle
She married Bonald 1. Johns
there on Sept 11, 1949 The
couple then moved to Walla
Walla, where they lived 10
years
In I960 they settled in
Wemnie
Her hoi,hies included hiking,
gardening and sew mg
Survivors
include
her
husband; two daughters. Susan
and Jennifer, both at home; a
brother. Leonord P o irie r.
Astoria, and a sister. Mrs.
Janieti (D o ris , E thridge,
Cascade. Mont
Memorial services w ill be
Friday in the chapel of Carroll
Funeral Home. Gresham.
5 0 0 e n te r
h o rs e
Over 500 Clackamas County
4 II Horse Club members are
scheduled to participate in the
County F air Horse Show. Aug
3 8 reports T I) Zurcher,
Clackamas County Extension
Agent,
4-11
and
Youth
Development
Because of the expanding 4 II
horse program and the limited
ta c ilitie s a v a ila b le at the
County Kairgrounds in Canby
the show was moved to the
week prior to the fair Space
tra d itio n a lly
u tilize d
by
livestock w ill be converted to
horse stalls to accommodate
the record number of entire's.
aikls Zurcher
Oregon City; have planned
several evening activities in
eluding potlucks, games on
horseback and a dance in ad
dit ion to the full show schedule
The m em bers ol the 4 II
Horse Advisory Com m ittee
chaired by Jim llavelhurst.
Milwaukie and the horse show
s ta ff composed of Janice
C raig. West L in n . M a rily n
Kasch. Sandy
Sue Baxter.
Wilsonville, and Joyce Kemp,
The general public is invited
to observe the many activities
scheduled lor the six «lay show
No admission w ill I,«- charged
The
C lo ve rle a f
Kitchen,
managed by Pauline Reed and
Ollie Wilcox, Colton, offers
meals and snacks on the
fairgrounds from 8 a m. to 5
Tuesday. Aug. 5
p m eachday
9 oo
a in
I nt
Horse
Sbowmanship
The complete schedule for
the show is as follows:
9 on a m.
h it
W estern
Equitation
Sunday. Aug. 3
lo t i p m
Horse Judging 9 oo a hi Ini T rail Horse
Conti's!
Monday. Aug. I
Wednesday, Aug. If
9 oo
a m
lo t
Horse 9 isi a io J r Ini & Sr Ground
Showmanship
Training
9 no
a in
lo t
E nglish
9
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a m
Sr
E nglish
Equitation
E(|iutalion
A
Jump
9 Mia m lot T ra il Horse
Jr
E nglish
2:00
p m
I nt
W estern 9:00 a in
Equitation
Equitation
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p in J r and Sr Owner
Tra lin'd
3:i*i p in Pony Driving
imi
Thursday. Aug. 7
a m Sr and J r Horse
Showmanship
9 i*,a m J r 'Trail Horse
9
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Friday, Aug. s
9 1*1 a in J r and Sr Western
E«|Uilalion
9 <*>a in Sr T ra il Horse
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F e r n W h is ie r
Kern
M arian
Barnum
Whisier. a former Gresham
and Eagle Creek resident, died
June 27 in Dallas She was 77.
Born in Glen. Neb., she and
her husband. Jessee, moved to
Oregon in 1939 He died in 1962
Survivors
include.
her
children. Charles. Rockville.
Conn.; W inifred Yohe, Saudi
A ra bia. Robert. Gresham .
David. Wilsonville
Marian.
Carver; Naoma, West Linn;
and Nancy. Dallas; 24 grand
ch ild re n .
13
g re at­
grandchildren; two brothers.
Harry and George Barnum.
Salt Lake C ity, and a sister.
Hazel Rauscher. Shelton.
Wash
Services were at Clayville
Funeral Chapel. Estacada. In
lieu of flowers, contributions
may be made to the Eagle
Creek Presbyterian Church.
G e o r g e M a r tin
* George M a rtin , a fo rm e r
-SafttK resident, died in an E l
Cajon. C a lif, hospital. Julv21
He was 82
Martin had lived on Hillcrest
Road for eight years before
moving to El Cajon in 1970 He
had been a member of the
Sandy Kiwanis Club
He is survived by three
daughter, Ruth Bucket' Maxine
M anning and Esther M
Homik. seven grandchildren
and 12 great-grandchildren
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Clackamas County Sheriffs
deputies are still looking for
two men in connection with the
abduction and rape of a Port­
land g irl Friday.
The 17-year-old victim says
she was taken 50 miles from
Portland to Lolo Pass Road
where she was sexually-
assaulted.
The
kidnappers
were
described by the girl as both
being about 5' 10 One man had
shoulder length blond hair and
wore a pink and blue shirt with
blue jeans. The other had curly
brown hair, a tattoo on his left
hand, blue pants and a blue*
plaid shirt.
The men were described as
being between 18 and 24 vears
old
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