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Thwr» July n l««2 (Se< I) SANDY ( O f . ) FQSI 3 Obituaries inside business Brian Erickson S e rv ic e s fo r B ria n Erickson. 31. were held Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Sandy He died July 18 in a Portland hospital after a short illness Born June 2. 1951. he was raised in the Portland vic in ity . He graduated fro m B e av erto n H igh School in 1969 He m a r r ie d D e n ise Scheel on Aug 28. 1976 in Sandy They lived here and he attended Clackamas Community College M r Erickson graduated as an electronics technician in 1978 and went to work for Economic Laboratories Inc , in Portland Mr Erickson is survived by his wife. Denise of San dy; two children. Lance and Michelle, both of San dy, his parents. M r and Mrs Ture Erickson of Portland, and a sister. Karen Tarola. of Portland The fa m ily suggests memorials be made to the Medical Research Founds tion of Oregon—for stroke re s e a r c h —a t 1815 SE M arlow Ave , Portland 97225 Irving DeVere Sandy resident Irving John DeVere died July 17 in a local nursing home. He was 77. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home Interment followed at W illam ette National Cemetery in Portland M r DeVere was born Feb 17. 1905 in New Orleans He was raised in Louisiana where he was educated He entered the U S . Marine Corps where he served u n til 1925. He moved to Oregon in 1938 and married Catherine Wise on Aug 30. 1941 in Gresham They moved to Barton in 1949 and s e rv ed as caretakers at Trestle Glen Camp for 10 years. They moved to Sandy in 1959 to make their home. M r. DeVere raised Christmas trees and berries until his retirement in 1972. He is survived by his wife, Catherine; two sons, Paul of Gresham and Robert of Sandy, and six grandchildren The fa m ily suggests, memorial contributions to the Sandy Baptist Church. Landon Lee Funeral services for M Landon Lee, 84, former longtime Sandy-Gresham resident, will be 2:30 p m T h u rs d a y a t B atem an F u n e ra l C h ap el in Gresham V a u lt in te rm e n t w ill follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery. M r Lee died early Mon day morning in a Wood burn nursing home. He was married to Iola E. Light 1927 in Vancouver, Wash He was born Feb. 18, 1898, in Waverly, Term and raised in Oklahoma. He moved to the Sandy area in 1923. He had been employed by area lumber companies before he form ed Lee’s Meat Company w h ich he o p e ra te d 1944-1966 He served as company livestock buyer. Survivors in addition to his wife include a son, Larry Lee of Portland; daughters, Gladys Motta of Martinez, Calif., and Wan da Hashagen of Woodburn; sister Florrie Oxford of Amherst. Tex ; 12 grand children and 11 g rea t grandchildren Students to eye business Take-home pizza business set to go A Damascus man in the real estate business hopes to make his new fortune in a revolutionary take- home pizza business with a Sandy base Don Dove has opened Togo's Pizza. Inc. with wife Pat and son Craig at 17480 Meimg Avenue next to Williams Thriftway Ironically, the site is the former location of Jo n sru d & Law son Realtors who have merg ed with Marcus Realty. Dove said he's studied new possibilities in the pizza business, because the real estate business has gone sour That lowers the price, with only about 30 percent of the price of a pizza spent on on labor and a w hopping 42 p ercen t spent on food ingredients, according to Don Dove Eventually, Dove hopes to open three such in-and- out pizza stops he would operate in Estacada and east Portland gram at Western Oregon State College in Monmouth. The event is conducted th ro u g h au sp ice s of Associated Oregon In dustries, the state Depart ment of Education, Oregon C o u n c il on E c o n o m ic Education and WOSC. “ In one week’s time. Business W eek o ffers students and teachers more understanding of the business of business than many people learn in a life tim e ," said Richard Two Sandy insurance agents recently attended the 1982 Sales Leaders Con vention held by American Health and Life Insurance Company, in Key Bis- cayne, Fla. Bruce Cook and Willis Middlemiss, of Bruce E. Cook and Associates, were among 55 agents and com Craig Dove (at left), father Don Dove and mother Pat Dove prepare pizza and pop order to go at new Togo’s Pizza on Meinig Avenue next to Williams Thriftway in Sandy. Thus f a r , he says customer response has been good A grand open ing is planned sometime around Labor Day. Phone-in orders are en co u rag ed C ustom ers pick their ingredients to custom order what they want. T h e re ’s no set p an y re p r e s e n ta tiv e s throughout the United States to attend the conven tion for achieving a sales quota of life policies for the company during 1981. Cook is a member of the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce, Optimist Club and is president of the “ T h is m anagem ent game is a hands-on learn ing e x p e rie n c e th a t becom es m o re sophisticated daily as par ticipants learn more about the system and w hat makes it tick," Reiten said plover (garden menu. Hours are 4-10 p.m. weekdays and noon-10 p.m Saturdays and Sun days. WATCH for our — " F R ID A Y " SPEC IA LS • Complete local florist shop • Outdoor plant & garden center • OSU Master Gardener Clinic here Seniors set venture to ‘Oklahoma’ will be held at the Sandy Senior Center. For more information about programs and ser vices for older adults, con tact the center at 668-5569 FRIDAY. JULY 23 Noon: Loaves and Fishes 4 p m .: D eparture for “ Oklahoma’’ 7:30 p.m : Com m unity Card Night MONDAY, JULY 26 Activities for the Week of July 22 to July 29 THURSDAY, JULY 22 9 a.m.; Exercise Class 10 a m.: Humanities Class Noon: Golden Age Club P o tlu c k and Business Meeting 1:30 p m.: Hiking Club 9 a.m.: Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p .m .: Cards 5:30 p.m.: Dine-out Depar ture TUESDAY. JULY 27 9 a m.: Medical Insurance Assistance Noon: Ixraves and Fishes SERVICE WE GIVE! WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 Noon. Loaves and Fishes 2 p.m.: Band Practice 3 p.m.: Travel Briefing for A la s k a n C ru is e P a r ticipants PROFESSIONAL SOLUBLE PLANT FOOD THURSDAY. JULY 29 9 a.m.: Exercise Class 10 a m.: Humanities Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p.m,: Guest Speaker from Gresham Community Hospital ALLTHE YOU'LL C « o rg « M organ lo co l R oproto nfo tlvo WALRAD S andy, O re g o n 1 OPEN 10 6 Tues Sat Fridays & Saturday 1 5 p.m. 12:30 p m .: July Birthday Party and Program 1 p.m.: Ceramics 1 p.m.: Oil Painting INSURANCE WE SELL . . . The personal insurance counsel and advice of a local agent is important to you in planning a complete insurance program. O reg o n L ife L e a d e rs group Middlemiss has com pleted the Life Under writers Training Council program and qualified as a member of the M illion Dollar Round Table. He has received the National Quality and National Sales Achievement Awards 39075 Proctor • Sandy 668-9767 Senior Center News: The city of Portland, con tinuing its summer concert series, will present an out door production of the musical “ Oklahoma'* in Washington Park tomor row, July 23. Sandy area seniors who have made reservations for this trip through the Sandy Senior Center are remind ed that departure from the center will be at 4 p.m. All participants are asked to bring a picnic dinner to eat on the park grounds before the performance. The Sandy Golden Age Club hosts its bi-monthly potluck at the senior center today at noon The meal will be followed by a brief business meeting Those who wish to par ticipate in this week’s hik ing activity are asked to be at the center no later than 1:30 p m today. An excur sion to M cIver Park is planned The monthly dine-out will be held at Cracklin' Rosie’s this Monday, July 26 Three menu selections will be available for prsons mak ing arrangements to attend that evening. Reservations must be received by the center no later than F ri day, July 23 Seniors are invited to at tend the annual picnic of the Sandy Pioneer Associa tion this Sunday, July 25, at 12:30 p .m . in Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park In the event of rain, the picnic Reiten, chairman of the event. “ O ur economic system is perhaps the most complex in the world The more our people know about it, the better they can make it work for them " Agents attend convention T he Dove f a m ily prepare budget-priced pizza in three minutes that customers can take home to bake in 12-15 minutes. General Purpose 20-20-20 A tavonte for general use with all house and garden plants Made to professidnal stan dards. to give you professional results at home 8 oz * $2 -* 8 9 O u r CAREFREE ACCOUNT g ive s y o u c h e c k ln g -w lth -ln te re s t. Just like a N O W A c c o u n t, o n ly w ith o u t a lo t o f se rvice c h a rg e s o r re q u ire m e n ts . A n d w h o n e e d s a ll th a t a n y w a y ? 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It's o u r p e rs o n a l "hassle fre e g u a ra n te e " C a s h in o n It to d a y INSURANCE AGENCY 668-4421 SAVINGS SERVICES If paying for wasted electricity turns you off, maybe, next time, you should wait for a full load of clothes before turning your washing machine on. Essie Martin F u n eral services for Essie Estelle Martin, 81, of Sandy will be 10 a.m. F ri day at Bateman Funeral Chapel in Gresham Com mittal will be at Cliffside Cemetery in Sandy. She died July 19 at the home of her daughter in Sandy where she had resid ed for many years. Survivors include her children, Almsda Larhman of Gresham, James Martin of South Haven, Mich., William M artin of Scott Ci ty, Mo.; Betty White of N ew B oston, M ic h ., Florence Nlswanger and Norman Martin, both of Sandy, and Raymond M ar tin of Scott City, Mo., and David of Winlock, Wash She a’so is survived by stepsister Florence Schurr of San Diego, 32 grand children and Si g re a t grandchildren. Three Sandy High School will spend next week get ting an inside look at the business world Tyson Cummins, Anne Sarich and Tracy Seeger are among 300 high school students and 60 of their teachers from throughout the state who will go to col lege to learn about the real world of business. The students w ill be sc h o la rs h ip re c ip ie n ts enrolled in the third annual Oregon Business Week pro Change a habit. Conserve your current amt your _ currency. ^ a 5 E *x. » A U SAVERS-IT'S NEW, BUT WHAT DOES IT DO? W h e n it c o m e s to savings plans, th ere's p le n ty o f o ptio ns. A n d IBS has th e m a ll - TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. PASSBOOK SAVINGS, IRA ACCOUNTS, y o u n a m e It. You s h o u ld b e g e ttin g th e m ost o u t o f your m o n e y th e s e days. W e m a k e sure yo u d o Well, if y o u 're in th e rig h t ta x b ra c k e t, a n IBS ALL SAVERS CERTIFICATE c a n b e a s o u n d inve stm en t. 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