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SANDY (O r » ) POST Thurt
July 30 1961 (Sec
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Ramps slow accidents
A ccid e n ts caused by
trucks w ith m echanical
failures, such as brake loss,
have been a major concern
to transportation officials in
recent years
Oregon, with its many
mountain rages and steep
hills, was a fertile area for
runaway trucks resulting
from brake failures
"A partial solution," ac
cording to II Scott Coulter,
state highway engineer,
"was the construction of
escape ramps adjacent to
some of the mam highways
Local gardeners earn awards at lily show
with steep hills." One of
these was built on Highway
26 near Government Camp
Last year almost 100
trucks used the six ramps
which have been constructed
in the state This is down
considerably from the near
ly 175 trucks which used the
ramps in 1979
A Sandy woman was
honored for her floral a r
rangement and a local
nursery garnered three
awards in the 34th annual In
ternational Lily Show held
recently in Woodburn
Leona Barnes, 42451 S E.
Wildcat Mountain Drive,
won the award for the best
"A rtistic Design" for her a r
ra n g e m e n t. " B e a u tifu l
Oregon."
Coulter said he believed
one of the contributing
causes of this decrease was
increased safety inspections
begun by the state of Oregon
and its neighboring states
The arrangem ent con
sisted of a beautiful display
of yellow lilies, balanced
with driftwood, cedars and
native grasses The display
was built on a base of beach
sand, interspersed with cor
al and pines
Obituaries
John R o th
School
In 1976, they moved to the
Sandy area where he com
pleted his elementary educa
tion and began high school
He is survived by his
parents, M r and Mrs
Bichard Bead of Sandy, two
brothers, Joseph of Portland
and Daniel of Sandy; a
sister, Lisa of Sandy, and his
g ra n d m o th e r, F loren ce
Neuheisel of Portland
Burial was at Willamette
N a tio n a l C em etery in
Portland
Sandy Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements
John Jacob Both, an
employee for the city of
Portland for more than 40
years, died in Gresham July
26 He was 76
Funeral Mass was held
Wednesday at St Michael’s
Catholic Church in Sandy.
Itosary recitation was Tues
day evening in the chapel of
Sandy F uneral Home
He was born in Canada on
Oct 28, 1904 The following
year, his family moved to
Portland where he com
pleted his elementary and
high school education in the
Lents area After completing
high school he attended
Christian Brother Business
College in Portland
Mr Roth served in the
U S Navy for one year.
After returning to Portland
he began working for the city
of Portland Public Works
Department He retired in
1969 after 41 years service
He is survived by a
daughter, Kuth M Schiele of
Beavercreek, two sons,
Nicholas of Sandy and
George of Gresham ; a
sister, Theresa Bitchy of
Portland, 15 grandchildren,
and in great grandchildren.
Interment was at Lincoln
Memorial I ’ark in Portland
Oregon Bulb Farms, 39391
S.E, Lusted Boad, was
presented the Isa be lla
Preston Trophy for the best
lily in the show The winning
stem was a cross of two
hybrid lilies, "Chinook” and
"H allm ark."
The firm also won the
David Griffiths Award for
the best stem of an unnamed
hybrid seedling grown from
seed by the exhibitor The
winning stem won both this
award, and the best lily in
the show
The A m e ric a n H o r
tic u lt u r a l
S ociety
Sweepstakes Award Gold
Medal was presented to
Oregon Bulb Farms for the
highest number of first place
ribbons in the show
The Lily Show is an annual
event in which lily en
thusiasts from around the
world exhibit, look at and
learn about lilies Visitors
and exhibitors this year
came from Australia, New
Z ealand.
S w itz e rla n d .
Holland. England, Canada
and from throughout the
United States
There were 474 lily stems
and 48 artistic displays in the
exhibition area
Emphasis this year was on
bicolor lilies, clear bright
yellow colors and yellow or
orange-colored flowers with
small dark purple lines in
mid petal, referred to as
brushmarks Flower size
ranged from as small as two
inches across to 12 inches
across
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Funeral Mass for Sandy
resident Michael Paul Bead
was held Monday at St.
Michael’s Catholic Church in
Sandy
He died in Portland July
22 He was 18
He was born in Sacramen
to, Calif., on Dec 14, 1962
His family lived in California
until 1967 when they moved
to Portland where he attend
ed Assumption Elementary
•Sandy re s id e n t l.e o n a B arn es touches up h e r p riz e -w in n in g d is p la y , “ B e a u tifu l O re g o n ." at the In te r n a tio n a l L ily Show.
H e r w o rk w as selected as th e best a r tis tic design in th e show
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