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Thur«. Oec 6. 1979 (S m Debra Brook Local marries West Linn man 2) SANDY (Ore ) POST Students to help with baskets Students from the Damascus and Boring grade schools w ill be knocking on doors Dec. 10 - 14 to gather canned goods for the Boring Kiwanis Club, which w ill use the food to make Christmas baskets for needy residents “ We’re hoping to get enough for 25 to 30 baskets,” said Kiwanis spokesman Matt Schields. “ Actually, they’re much more than Just a one-meal basket. We’re including a chicken, fresh rolls, m ilk, canned goods - enough food for one good meal, and staples for about a month, if people stretch them.” Application forms for the baskets are available at the Sooter pledges at Pacific U. Linda Sooter, 47675 S.E. Coalman Rd., Sandy, is among students at Pacific U n iv e rs ity pledging Phi lam bda Omicron sorority this fall. _ There are two local sororities on the Pacific campus engaged in social and c u ltu ra l events on campus. • Homeowners can still file for relief S A L E M —H om eow ners relief as homeowners. who have not filed for To be eligible, a person property tax relief under the must have owned and oc legislative Tax Relief Plan cupied an Oregon residence have only one more month to on June 30, 1979. Residences do so. The final deadline to include homes, con file for relief on this year’s dominiums and, in some taxes is Dec. 31. Claims cases, mobile homes and should be filed with county houseboats. assessors. Tax relief claims forms Some 563,000 Oregonians are available at county have filed already to have assessors’ offices or by the state pay part of the w riting: Stockroom, Oregon taxes on their homes. Most of Department of Revenue, them filed in time to have the State Office Building, Salem, state payment shown as a OR 97310. credit on their fa ll tax statements. Those whose claims were processed late “ The Galilean,” a 30- are responsible for paying minute color film that covers their fu ll taxes; they w ill be the birth, m inistry, death reimbursed for the state and resurrection of Christ, share in December or w ill be shown at 6:30 p.m. January. Dec. 9 at Corbett Christian Generally, the response Church and at 6 p.m. Dec. 9 from homeowners has been at Grace Brethren Church, high. However, mobile home 1303 SE Stark St., Troutdale. owners have a lower filing It is filmed entirely in Israel rate than conventional and ends with music written homeowners. Mobile home b y . John W. Peterson residents who own the home proclaiming the coming of or the land or both can file for Jesus. Boring Fire Station, and can be filled out either by the person who wants the basket, or by someone who knows of a needy person, Shields said. “ These w ill mostly go to elderly people, who are often too proud to ask for help,” he said. “ So we’re doing this quietly. The baskets w ill be delivered Christmas Eve by volunteer firem en and Kiwanis members in their own cars, so all the neighbors won't know the people are getting baskets.” He said persons wanting to donate to the basket fund, or interested in getting more information, should leave a message at the Boring Fire Station, 663-4638, and a Kiwanis member w ill con tact them. Leek completes training Navy Airman Brian D. Iaek, son of Carrie Stapelton of Sandy, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. During the eight-week training cycle, he studied general m ilita ry subjects designed to prepare him for further academic and on-the- job training in one of the Navy’s 85 basic occupational fields. Included in his studies were seamanship, close- order d rill, Naval history and firs t aid. Personnel who complete this course of in struction are eligible for three hours of college credit in physical education and hygiene. A 1979 graduate of Parkrose High School of Portland, Iæek joined the Navy in September 1979. Solar workshop set Portland Sun, in con ju n c tio n w ith P ortland General Electric Co., w ill conduct a workshop on how to build a solar water heater from 9 a.m. until p.m. Dec. 8 and 9. The workshop is lim ited to 20 participants and begins w ith a slide show and discussion of solar water heating systems. Then participants w ill build a complete solar water heating system onto a Portland home. Fee for the workshop is $30. Lunch and beverages w ill be included. Pre- registration is necessary and may be made by calling Portland Sun at 239-7470. Film sh ow in g The colors of cream and brown accented the Oct. 26 wedding of Debra Kay Brook and Steven Mark Strickler as they exchanged vows in the Community Presbyterian Church of Sandy. The bride, a Sandy Union High School graduate, is the daughter of Roy and Betty Brook of Sandy. The groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Strickler of West Linn, is a graduate of West Linn High School. Devorah Reedy of Sandy, served as maid of honor. B ridesm aids were L o ri Kaseweter of Portland and Lisa Riggs of Milwaukie. The attendents all wore brown and cream print long dresses and carried nosegays of white mums, carnations and baby’s breath. cascase of light orange roses, white carnations, baby’s breath and greenery. Attending the groom were best man Jeff Jackson of West Linn, and ushers Mark Reaksecker, Milwakie, and Joe Whitney, West Linn. The men were all attired in dark brown tuxedos. The bride was attired in an ivory colored gown of chiffon over taffeta with Chantilly lace. The gown featured an empire waist. She carried a Also preceding the bride to the alter were candle lighters Sandi Founds and T e ri Strickler, sisters of the bride and groom and flower g irl Tracy Founds, niece of the bride and ringbearer Ryan Founds, nephew of the bride. Special wedding music was presented by Larry Verdoorn on the piano. A vocal duet “ One Hand, One Heart,’ ’ was presented by Larry and Linda Verdoorn, the bride’s sister and brother-in-law. A reception was held in the social rooms of the church following the wedding. The young couple is at home in Portland. DEANE'S---------------------------- Keep-well clinic for senior citizens 60 years or older Thurs., Dec. 6 at Hollyview Baptist Church in Boring. Call 663-4204 or 663-5378 for appointment. -------------------------- 668-4563 A nnual H oliday Bazaar * Baked goods and candies * H andcrafted ornam ents and je w e lry Handm ade clothing, bedding and kitchen items Knitted, crocheted and em b ro ide re d items * A rts & crafts, plants * H om em ade sundaes * Special child re n's buying corner w ith fis h pond, and Santa pictures ta k e n ! Saturday, Dec. 8, 1979 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church 120 S.W. Towle Ave., Gresham, Oregon (Approx. 210th t South of Powell Blvd.) Lunch Served Kallen finishes Naval service training Navy Seaman Margaret M. Kallen, a 1978 graduate of Sandy Union High School, has rece n tly completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando, Fla. She is the daughter of Robert and Virginia Kallen of Sandy. During the eight-week tra in in g cycle, K allen studied general m ilita ry subjects designed to prepare her for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy’s 85 basic oc cupational fields. Included in her studies were seamanship, close order d rill, Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of in struction are eligible for three hours of college credit in physical education and hygiene. Kallen joined the Navy in September of this year. Author slates autograph party A Spectacular Sale op all of Glen Vickery, author and illustrator of the children’s book “ Cinnamon, The Christmas Rabbit,” w ill be at an autograph party Dec. 8 our Teddi M. Velour Dresses, Slacks apd Tops. Just ip tiipe for the Holidays. at Dickinson Booksellers, 436 N. Main,Gresham. The story and illustrations have been revised since the book's original publication in 1976. In Gresham it is available at Dickinson’s and Book Den. In Portland it is available at the Portland State University bookstore. our everyday low price. Hurry, this special holiday offer epds Wedpesday, Deceipber 12th- {jooch/ * boutique ' 30 N W 3 rd D o w n to w n G re s h a m Gresham Gtunseling Center 661-0219 3
