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Sheriffs deputies nab
worker in murder try
Glenn T urner
Funeral services for Glenn
Gilbert Turner were held
Monday in the Autumn
Chapel in Gresham He died
from a heart attack May 1
He was 82
Born and ra ise d in
Washington, he enlisted in
the U S Navy when he was
20 He served during World
War I until 1919 After his
discharge he worked as a
musician on the West Coast,
including a four year stint as
a background musician in
Walt Disney movies
He re enlisted in the Navy
in 1940. serving in the 11th
Naval District in San Diego,
C a lif, until 1945 Upon his
discharge he worked in civil
service at Moffet Field in
Sunnyvale, Calif His wife,
Virginia, died in 1967
He moved to the Portland
area in 1970
He is survived by his son,
W illia m
M, Asher of
Brightwood, a sister, Ima
Jean of San Jose, Calif ;
three grandsons, and four
great grandchildren
Burial was at Golden Gate
National Cemetery in San
Bruno, Calif
Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s deputies last week
arrested Arnulfo Salasai. 49.
a Mexican employee at a
farm in Boring, for at temp
ted murder,
Masimino Sal tsar, a se
cond Mexican employee of
F u jim o to F a rm s , was
reported in serious condition
last Thursday in Gresham
Community Hospital after
the attempted murder.
The sheriff's report said
that farm foreman Santiago
Flores told deputies that one
of the workers was angry
because he did not have a
cabin to himself, and walked
into the cabin where Salisar
was preparing food and stab
bed him
The report said the deputy
found Salasai lying on the
ground behind the cabins
with blood on his clothes He
was treated at Willamette
Falls Hospital in Oregon City
for a broken nose and possi
ble cheek bone fracture dur
to a fight after the stabbing.
Ixist Thursday two Sandy
men were among those a r
rested following an attemp
ted theft in Estacada
Robert Wayne Johnston
Jr., 21, of Wildcat Mountain
D riv e .
H a rv e y
Dean
Kimery, 23, of Sandy, and
Harvey William Hunt. 40, no
address, were a rrested
together on a charge of at
tempted second degree theft
at F a ra d a y
P a rk
in
Estacada
According to s h e r iff’s
department reports, the vic
tim. a Portland resident,
signed a citizens arrest
statement a fte r K im ery
a lle g e d ly e nte re d the
victim's vehicle, ransacked
it and attempted to take a CB
radio, while the other two
watched from a nearby vehi
cle.
Hunt was also arrested on
a first degree theft warrant
from the sheriff's office, the
report said.
Marie Olson
Graveside services for
Sandy resident Marie Olson
were held Saturday at
Forest I-awn Cemetery in
Gresham She died April 29
in a Portland hospital after a
lingering battle with cancer
She was 51.
Born in Shroud. Okla , she
moved to the Newberg area
in 1944 In 1955 she moved to
Eastern Washington before
settling in Sandy in I960
She married Harlan Olson
on Feb. 27, 1961, in Steven
son, Wash Mrs. Olson owned
and operated a beauty shop
in Sandy
She is survived by her hus
band, Harlan of Sandy;
three daughters, Carol Zim
merly of Zigzag, Shirley
Reams of Boring and Nancy
Olson of M ilwaukie; his
father, Thomas Thompson of
Sandy; six brothers. Max of
P o rtla n d , Sherm an of
Beaverton, Jack, Oval,
Floyd and Lloyd, all of
Molalla; two sisters, Joyce
Johnson of Portland and
Ruth Cole of Roseburg, and
eight grandchildren
Mervil Kirby
Funeral services for Mer
vil Kirby were held Monday
in the chapel of Sandy
Funeral Home Vault inter
m ent was at F ir h ill
Memorial Cemetery in San
dy. He died in a Portland
hospital April 30 He was 67.
Born in Arma, Kan., he
moved to Texas after he
completed his schooling He
was employed in the con
struction industry in Texas
M r. K irb y moved to
Oregon in 1942 where he
began his ca re e r w ith
Reynolds Metals Co in
T ro u td a le , He was a
foreman in the pot rooms He
retired in 1976 after 32 years
with the company
He married Clara Bolar on
Nov. 15, 1946 They lived at
Kelso for a short time before
moving to Sandy Mr Kirby
enjoyed hunting, fishing and
g a rd e n in g . He was a
member of the Gresham
Elks Lodge
He is survived by his wife,
Clara; a daughter. Kay Red
mon of Rock Springs, Wyo ;
his mother, I^elia Depue in
Kansas; four sisters. W'avie
McKee in Kansas, and Agnes
Surridge, Lois Groff and
B e rn ic e K in g , a ll in
Oklahoma; two brothers,
Gordon and Delbert, both in
Kansas, and two grand
children
Photo by Dan Dillon
Sand> emergency medical personnel attempt lifesaving treatment for a
Portland man after he had suffered an apparent heart attack while driv
ing. Glenn Gilbert Turner. M2, was driving west on Highway 26 about one
mile east of Sandy when he collapsed about 10:43 a m. Friday. The car left
the road and crashed into a tree. He was pronounced dead on arrival at
(¡resham Community Hospital.
Senior Center News
Sandy S enior C enter
members w ill attend the
Sandy Union High School Art
Show tomorrow. May 8
Members will meet at the
center at 9 a m and spend a
couple hours viewing the
works of art produced by the
students
Following Friday’s noon
time lunch a representative
from the Portland branch of
Elderhostel will offer a slide
presentation to further ac
quaint the seniors with the
sum m ertim e educational
program The program is
designed to give seniors the
unique opportunity to travel
and take part in a variety of
contemporary classes.
The regularly scheduled
meeting of the Planning and
Evaluation committee has
t>een moved to Monday, May
11, at I p m
Alice Bankston, a long
time resident of Oral Hull
Park w ill speak to the
members of the Sandy
center next Tuesday, May
12, at 12:30 p m about the
foundation.
"Lost Horizon" will be the
center's featured in-house
film next Wednesday, May
13, Showtime is 12:45 p m
Activities for the Week of
May 7 to May 14
Thursday, May 7
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m Exercise
10 a m Humanities
12 noon I ¿oaves and Fishes
Meal
M o t h e r ’s D a y
Friday, May M
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m High School Art Show
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Meal
12:30 p.m Elderhostel Slide
Presentation
I p m Band Practice
Meal
Tuesday, May 12
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
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1 p m In house Film
Monday, May II
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10.30 a.m Therapy Pool
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
1 p.m Planning and Evalua
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1 pm . Cards
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10 a m Golden Age Club
Board Meeting
12 noon Ixvaves and Fishes
Meal
12 30 p m Guest Speaker,
Alice Bankston
1 p m. Ceramics
Thursday, May 14
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9a.m. Exercise
10 a m Humanities
12 noon Golden Age Club
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No. 19
May 7, 198)
W E PUT
A PREMIUM
O N SERVICE.
The Second Coming of Christ
"Why the Angels are coming”
MAI7. 24:31
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(faming S mm /
Christ sends His angels to GATHER only the "ELECT.’’ They
escort the redeemed ones to meet CHRIST IN THE AIR The
angel who has guarded the life of the sleeping SAINT has
marked his resting place, and on the morning of the
resurrection will be there to greet him and bear him to the
SAVIOUR The LIVING SAINTS will be accompanied by their
guardian angels in the same manner
PSALMS 50:3 5
Only those who have made an agreement with GOO by sacrifice
will be among the redeemed Heaven will be worth all we may
sacrifice for our LORO
Elmer Schoenborn
S e rvice s
w ere
held
Wednesday at Bateman
Funeral Chapel for Elmer
Schoenborn of Boring, who
died Saturday. He was 66
Born in Bemidji, Minn . he
moved to the (¡resham area
in 1945 Mr Sch(-enborn was
employed in construction
and farm work, for many
years at Chiodo Farms
He m a rrie d A lice B
Jerome on Dec 23, 1949 in
Vancouver. Wash
He is survned by his wife,
Alice; his sons. Jerome of
Anchorage, Alaska, and
Paul of B o rin g ;
his
daughter, Lucy Cumming of
Boring, his brothers, Robert
of North Hollywood. Calif.,
Irvin of Minneapolis, Minn.,
and Omar of Sacramento.
Calif.; his sisters, Sylvia
Lebbies of Culber C ity,
Calif., and Pemice Perrault
of Fargo. N D , and five
grandchildren.
Burial was at Forest I .awn
Cemetery in Gresham
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I) SANDY (O r* ) POST—
’’Living wicked destroyed”
2 THESS. 2:8
The unsaved living are destroyed by the brightness or GLORY of the SECOND
COMING of JESUS
JER. 25:33
the dead bodies of the wicked are strewn all over the earth, unlamented and
unbuned The righteous are all in heaven
REV. 6:17
To those who are unprepared it would seem that none could stand the GLORY of
the LORD. ’ Who shall be able to stand’ ”
ISA. 25: 8-9
CONTRAST to the wail of the wicked is heard the ,oyous greeting of the
RIGHTEOUS, when they see the face of their LORD They have waited” and are
"glad ’’
Sandy Seventh Day Adventist Church
P.O.Box 519. Sandy. OR 97055
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