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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1978)
pi ■ Us "'■ I pi | t - SANDY ( O f ) POST Thur».. P t 3 L W (*•< 0 r < ] Children should beware of plants OBITUARIES C ecil C. B oget Funeral services for Cecil C. Boget, former operator of the Zig-Zag Inn, were held Friday at Bateman Funeral Chapel Boget died at his Portland home Wednesday. Born Jan. 13, 1904, in Kearney, Neb., Boget moved to Washington as a young man and worked in the tire business He purchased the Zig Zag Inn in 1961, which he operated until his retirement in 1974. During that time he was active in the Rhodo dendron Lions Club Survivors include two sons, Wesley of Anchorage, and Del of Richland, Wash., and three step-children, M errill Bartuff of Rhododendron and Shirley and Lowell Bartuff, both of Portland Vault entombment was at Lincoln M em orial Park Mausoleum. Leafe E rickson H o rtto r he was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Millwood and Eastern Star, Victory Chapter in Spokane He was a member of the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers. He is survived by his wife, Eileen; two children, Taymond E. Williams, Jr., Vancouver, and Joyce Beach. Spokane; one sister, Helen Mahoney of Portland; seven grandchildren; and an uncle, John Mitchell, Sandy. B ev erly R ichards Beverly A. Richards, a lifetim e Gresham resident, died Friday at her home She lived at 55 NW 11th Ave She was born Dec. 21, 1915, in Troutdale and at tended Gresham schools. She had lived in the Portland area for her entire life and resided in Gresham since 1963. Survivors include: a sister, Shirley Thorud of Eagle Creek; and a brother, Landon Kaser of Sherwood. Services were Saturday at Services for two-month-old Bateman Funeral Chapel Leafe Erickson H ortto r with private commitment at Fischer w ill be held today Lincoln Memorial Park. (Thursday) at 10 a m. in the chapel of Sandy Funeral E m m a M . R ig g s Home. The infant was born in Funeral for Emma M. Portland on Oct. 13. He died of undetermined causes in a Riggs, 11730 SE 352nd Ave. Boring, w ill be Thursday at crib death Dec 17. He is survived by parents 1:30p.m. John Fischer and Pamla She died Sunday in a Horttor of Sandy; grand Portland hospital. parents, Bud and Anna Horttor, and Ronald and Born May 28. 1914, in Imogene Fischer; great- Aitkin, Minn., she came to grandparents, Glen Horttor the Portland area in 1942 and and Archie and Ida Pounds; moved to Boring in 1950. She and a great-grandmother, was a member of the Mrs. John Horttor. Pleasant Home Baptist Church. A aron C. H errell Survivors include: her husband, Leslie; five sons, Jerry of Brightwood, Arnold of Oregon City, B ill of Sandy and Don and David, both of Milwaukie, four brothers, George, Jim, Eugene and Roger Tibbetts; and five sisters; Margaret and Alice Tibbetts, Opal Westling, May Hensel, and Pearl Holmes. Aaron C. H errell, 75, Portland, died Wednesday in a Portland hospital. Born in St. John, Kan., he came to the Portland area in 1923 For 35 years he was a P ortland F ire Bureau fireman until he retired in 1965 Herrell was a member of the Gresham Elks Lodge No. 1805. Bateman Funeral Chapel Survivors include; his is handling arrangements. wife, Evelyn; four sons. Roy Burial w ill be at Cliffside of Troutdale, James of Cemetery. Gresham, Charles of Sandy and Richa rd of Portland, t wo brothers, Enoch of McKenzie M ary H o ffm eister Bridge and Audi of Yakima, Wash, a sister, Opal McCrow M ary E Hoffmeister, a of Spokane, Wash.; 10 former resident of Eagle g randchildren, and one Creek, died F rid a y in great-grandchild. Atwater, Calif. Funeral w ill be 10:30 a m. Monday at the Gable Funeral Born in Edmonton, Home in P o rtlan d w ith Alberta, Oct. 9, 1914, Hoff meister came to Oregon in H en ry R oy 1928 and was a graduate of Estacada High School. She lived in Eagle Creek until “H a n k ” S k ogan 1971, when she moved to Henry Roy “ H ank” California. Skogan, a former Sandy She is survived by a son, resident, died of a heart H offm eister of attack in Seaside, Oregon G iffo rd Portland; four daughters, Dec. 13 at age 65 Mr. Skogan moved to Claudia Holcomb of Winton, Calif, and Virginia Botsford. Seaside from Sandy in 1952 He was a retired logger and Phyllis Robinson and Wanda heavy equipment operator Sue Brown, all of Portland; 23 grandchildren and five and an avid fisherman. Mr. Skogan was the son of great-grandchildren. Albert and Anna Skogan. He Graveside services will be married Ruth Folsom in Thursday at 10 a.m. at the 1949 Services were held at Forester Cemetery in Eagle Creek Chapel in the Sunset on Dec. 16 Burial was at Oceanview cemetery in Warrenton. He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Beverly Skogan of Colorado; one stepson, Dean Folsom of Seaside; two sisters, Mildred M in yard and M argaret Skogan of B o rin g; and several nieces and nephews Each C hristm as season brings w ith it numerous warnings about poisonous plants around the house and yard. “ While it’s a good idea to be cautious about plants, especially around sm all children, I th in k people should learn how to live with potentially harmful plants rather than avoid them,” says Jim Green, Oregon State University Extension ornam ental h o rtic u ltu re specialist. The benefits of plants when they are properly and safely used outweighs th e ir potential to do harm, he contends O rn a m e n ta l plants, both indoors and out, are intended to add to the beauty of the surroundings and enhance the quality of the environm ent. Green observes Any real threat usually involves the curiousity of sm all children. But the wrong approach is to con sider not having any plants which might be dangerous if eaten by a toddler, he believes “ Instead, just as children are taught not to get into the medicine chest, to stay out of the street, and so on, they must be taught not to eat leaves, berries, flowers or other plant parts not served to them as food.” he said The earlier children learn not to eat any plants except those grown fo r human consumption the better. Some ornamental plants can have toxic effects when eaten. M oreover, a ll o r namentals are grown under d iffe re n t pesticide spray regulations than food plants, and thus should never be put into the mouth, Green points out. “ The w arnings about poisonous plants are often out of proportion to the danger they pose,” says Green. Housewares Sale! West Bend Fry Pan Avocado or G o ld . 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Includes bas ket 162 1366 Regularly - Adults *4.25, Children 10 and under 25* per year Served 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Expires 1 /4 /7 9 ¡COUPON) SAFA Ri CLUB TOYS! Estacada 131-3297 Huge Discounts! Up to 60% Off! While they last! r S p o rtin g G o o d s ! ' H a r d w a r e * H o u se- w a r e s * A u to m o tiv e Toys * P lu m b in g * E lectric al R aym on d E. Funeral for Raymond E. Williams, Sr., w ill be held today (Thursday) in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Vault in terment w ill be at Cliffside Cemetery, He died Dec. 17 at age 63. Mr Williams was born in Gresham on May 26, 1915 He was raised in the Sandy area where he completed high school in 1935 and began working in logging as a timber faller. On J a 29. 1936, he was married to Eileen Kaufman in Washington They lived at Brightwood before moving to Washington where he began his career working for the railroad. After raising their family in the Spokane area, the couple returned to Oregon to make their permanent home near Sandy He continued working for Burlington Railroad in Portland. While living in Washington 1 - presents - Dick Combs 8 Co. Country Rock Band 1., Dec. 22, 9 p.m. • Ho Cover • s Hundreds of In-store specials! Gateway Inn W illiam s Sr. Midland 12" B & W Open W eekdays Mon.-W ed. 7:30 Thure.-frl. 9:00 COAST TO COAST STORES t o ta l h a r d w a r e 3 M N fleecer Blvd. in Heritage Heere, Sandy M I-4815 Open 7 days a week - OPEN SEVEN DAY’S A WEEK Open Christmas Evo Doc.24 ’til 5 p.m.
