Fortner local
escapes yacht
as it sinks
Bill Shockey, a former
Sandy Union High School
student, and his wife, Pat,
lost nearly all their posses
sions Monday when their
yacht-type of boat" sunk
off t ape Cod, Mass
Alice Shockey of Cher
ryville said Tuesday that her
son and his wife had been liv
ing in Florida, but traveled
to Massachusetts because a
friend there helped them
work on their boat
They were on their wa>
back to Florida when the
boat started sinking The
Coast Guard rescued them
Mrs Shockey said that the
details are sketchy She said
that they are flying back to
this area soon, and that they
lost everything that they
had. except th at they
managed to rescue their " l i t
tle dog "
Obituaries
RSVP honors
county volunteers
on anniversary
The national Retired
Senior V’olunteer Program
is celebrating its 10th an
n iv e rs a ry this m onth,
honoring the volunteers
who participate in the pro
gram
A p p ro x im a te ly
700
retired seniors volunteer
more than 5,000 hours mon
thly assisting nearly 70
n o n -p ro fit
agencies
throughout Clackamas
County
Their work ranges from
serving local schools as
tutors to driving fellow
seniors to medical appoint-
ments to working at the
Sandy Community Action
Center
Judy Smith, countywide
coordinator for the pro
gram, called the seniors
"active and involved" and
said that anyone over 60
who is interested in the pro
gram may get further in
formation by calling her.
657 8400, or Sandra Potter
Marquardt, Sandy com
munity services director,
668 5569
Volunteers helping the
Sandy Boring Mt Hood
area with their work are:
Rhododendron Mabel
B ro w n ,
G o vern m en t
C am p- M a ry
B a ir ,
Wemme Edythe
Kasch.
Hrightuood—Alice Burns
and Hal Burns
B oring—O live D avis,
Stan Davis, Jean Elk
ington, Verona Gardner.
Mildred Kohnen. Thayus
Parmenter, Louise Shields.
Matt Shields, M arjorie
Spahr, Hazel Stoffer, Ruby
Sutherland and Lucille
Wilbanks
S and y— M a rie A lle n ,
M artin Allen, Eleanor
Aubin, Nancy Becker.
Dorothie Bernard. Gladys
B o n g io rn i,
Lucy
Broadhurst. Hilda Clark,
Ada Cook, C a th e rin e
DeVere. Cleo F Earlley,
Vivian Gates. Genevieve
Gilbert, Greda Goodwin,
Edna Haneberg. Ernest
Hegge. Eloise H arre l,
Renee Jean, Frank Kelley
Evelyn Krebs, Ju lia
Latim er, Frank Marcy,
Nell Marshman. Ray Mar
shman. Ariosa M eyer,
Mariam Moore, Ida Mu
mon. Spike McFadden,
Josephine Olson, Esther
Perren, Arthur Prochaska.
WHALE
Raymond Lindsey
Funeral services for San
dy resident Ramond E Lind
sey were held Sept 25 in the
chapel of Sandy Funeral
Home He died at his home
Sept 21 at the age of 58
Mr Lindsey was born Dec
23, 1922, in Bismark, Mo
When he was nine, his family
moved to Colorado While at
tending high school, he work
ed to help support his mother
and family
He entered the US. Navy
in 1941 to serve during World
War II After his discharge
in 1945, he moved to Oregon
to work for a short time
before he returned to Col
orado He married Anna
Mae Williams March 10,
1946
They moved to Sandy in
1949. In 1951 he began his
c a re e r
at
R eynolds
Aluminum Co. in Troutdale
He was employed there until
June 1981
He was a prior member of
the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, a member of the San
dy Grange No 392 and Good
Shepherd
C o m m u n ity
Church in Boring. He en
joyed archery, fishing and
hiking
He is survived by his wife,
a daughter. Diana of Boring,
four sons, Raymond of Van
couver. Wash , and David,
Steven and Alan, all of San
dy; a brother, Mike of
Aloha, two sisters, Betty
Scott of Colorado and Nina
Copeland of Washington, and
five grandchildren
Memorials may be made
to the
Ray L in dse y
Poisonous Metal Identifica
tion and Treatment Fund, in
care of Mrs Lindsey
Burial was at Valley View
Memorial Park in Newberg
Alder Creek
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no way to run the water
system on a private basis
The revenue that comes in is
barely enough to keep it run
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re b u ild the a n tiq u a te d
system that Ginther said is
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parts
The Alder Creek Water Co
re c e n tly fo rw a rd e d a
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