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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1982)
O bituaries Services held for area residents Edward Johnson Sand) firelighters experiment with new inflatable bag» that will lift an automobile. The new device is expected to aug ment the "jaws of life" in situations where victims are trapped in their vehicle after an accident, according to Training Officer Hon Smith, and provide greater lifting power. K eeping posted: Retired teachers set annual picnic THURSDAY. AUG. It The Bull Run School Board meets at 7 p m in the school cafeteria The Sandy Rebekah lx»dge meets at 8 p m at the (Mid Fellows Hall FRIDAY. AUG. 15 “ L o v e rs and O th e r Strangers,” presented by Sandy C o m m u n ity Players, opens w ith a special one-dollar general admission night at 8p m at Sandy C o m m u n ity Theater SATURDAY, AUG. 14 The Sandy C o u n try Market is open from 10 a m to 4 30 p m at Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park, corner of Highway 26 and 362nd Drive SCP presents ‘ Lovers and Other Strangers” at 8 p m in the Sandy Com munity Theater MONDAY. AUG. 16 The Sandy City Council meets at 7 30 p m at Sandy City Hall Rainbow Girls meet at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Hall C ottrell School Board meets at 8 p m in the East Building TUESDAY, AUG. 17 C h a rle s J o h n s to n , manager of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, w ill speak to the Sandy Area Chamber of Com merce at noon at the Tollgate Inn W E D N E S D A Y . AUG. IM The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m in the San dy C o m m u n ity A ctio n Center, The annual no-host picnic for the Oregon Retired E ducators A ssociation. Unit 23, w ill be held at noon in the upper area of Meimg Park Use the parking Io, off Highway 211 In case of rain, the picnic w ill be held at the home of Clyde and E th e l S u th e rla n d . A ll retired teachers and those soon to retire are welcome to attend Registration at Sandy Union High School gets underway for freshmen and new students from noon to 8 p m THURSDAY. AUG. 1» The second annual yard sale, sponsored by St Jude's Home, begins today from noon to 6 p m in the courtyard at the home. 39641 Scenic Street Hiking club travels to McIver Park W EDNESDAY. AUG. IN I pm : C e ra m ic s FRIDAY. AUG. 13 The Sandy Golden Age Noon Loaves and Fishes Workshop Club w ill host a potluck for Noon Loaves and Fishes l p m . : Band Practice l p m . : Cards members and guests tod >y No Community Card Night at the Sandy Senior Center, MONDAY. AUG 16 TUESDAY, AUG. 17 THURSDAY. AUG. 19 beginning at noon 9 a m .: Exercise Class II a m : Blood Pressure 9 a m .: Exercise Class Persons who attend the Noon Loaves and Fishes Clinic 10 a m Humanities Class luncheon are asked to bring 12 30 pm : G uest Noon Loaves and Fishes Noon Loaves and Fishes a food item and their own Speaker lp m Oil Painting 12 IS p m : Hiking Club table service The Hiking Club w ill ven ture out to McIver Park for an afternoon excursion following the potluck at ap p ro x im a te ly 1 30 p m Anyone who wishes to take part in the trip must first register with the center of fice Due to absence of many regular participants. Com mumty Card Night w ill not be held this Friday, Aug 13 The activity w ill be resumed next Friday. Aug 20 A re p re s e n ta tiv e of And Many Other Specialties General Telephone Com pany w ill be the center's guest speaker this Monday, Aug 16. at 12 30 p m No Reasonable Odors Refused Topics of discussion w ill in clude new developments in TAG - C h an n el. Bevel • Clear« > Knotty - Kiln Dried aids lor the hearing im p a ire d and o th e r im provements in eommunica tio n s te c h n o lo g y A .17.1% Muhen I ane • Sandy. Oregon «7095 • Idrphonr 90.1 • 66N - R0.U q u e s tio n a nd a n s w e r L ---------------------- - --------................ " . . period w ill follow the presentation The Men s Breakfast and August meeting at the San dy Senior Advisory Com mittee has been cancelled Yard Sale ;. z - 6 Days Only Stella Hemmers Funeral services were held Tuesday for longtime B oring resident S tella Hemmers in the chapel of Carroll Funeral Home in Gresham She died Aug 6 in a Gresham nursing home She was 93 Born Aug 4, 1889 in Dots. Wash., she moved to Cher ryville when she was 3 je a rs old In her early teens she moved to Sandy and attended Sandy and Orient schools In 1906 she moved to Pleasant Home and on Oct 20, 1906 she R e g is tra tio n fo r sophomores, juniors and seniors begins at SUHS from noon to 8 p m and continues Friday, Aug 19, from 8 a m to 3:30 p m S enior C enter News . At his request there will be no services for Edward Mac Johnson of Rhododen dron who died Aug 6 at his borne He was 84 Born Jan 24. 1896 in Wisconsin, he moved to Rhododendron about 15 years ago He was a retired farmer He is survived by his wife, Zelma of Rhododen dron. a son. Donald, three daughters. Judith Brock, Bonny Hall and Jacquelyn K in n is o n , a b ro th e r, Sydney, a sister. Sara Anderson, nine grand children, and 11 great grandchildren Friends wishing to may contribute to the Oregon Heart Association in his name />, , Ttf Monday, August 9 - Saturday, August 14 Mrs Hemmers loved to work in her garden, and en jo y e d se w in g and crocheting She is survived by a sons F rederick of Gresham fo u r d a u g h te rs . May Seekins. Bertha Minter. Dora Fisher and Stella Cunningham, all of Boring a brother. John Sinclair of Sandy, a sister Esta Smith of Portland: 20 grand c h ild r e n , 43 g re a t grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren it’s Funeral services for San dy residen, Clara Barton were held Aug 5 in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home Interment followed at W illam ette National Cemetery in Portland Mrs Barton died at her home on July 31 She was 59 Born Clara Ethel Tantl inger in Ellensburg. Wash on Oct 7, 1922. she moved to California in 1957 where she married Joseph Barton o i l Dec 3. i960 S. Brethauer Services fo r Samuel Brethauer of Sand) were held Aug 7 in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home He died Aug 2 at the age of 74 years Mr Brethauer was bom Feb 17, 1908 in Greeley, Colo After moving to the P o rtla n d area he was employed as a boilermaker in metal fabrication After he retired, he moved to Sandy in 1969 He is survived by his children, Monte Brethauer BURGLAR FIRE SECURITY ALARMS Gresham Alarm In butmrss une» 1968 -Inc. 39373 Proctor, P.O. Box 40 668-5016 or 666-5200 ------ SANDY------ CLOSED CIRCUIT T.V. _ • FREEZER ALARMS The Old Fashioned Clackamas County I Tuesday thru Sunday . August 17th - 22nd kLove-A-Fair at th e Canby Fairgrounds R ough-And-Tum ble RODEO FREE with general admission Tuesday thru Saturday Nights 7:30 P.M. 2 P.M. Sunday ★ Star-Studded Talent Show* August 17 - Starting at 8 P.M Tuesday Night, Back Again - The Always Popular - R ainier Shows Carnival FREE SPECIALTY LUMBER SAI LS, INC. Stage Entertainm ent Shows On The Hour - Every Hour Featuring: The Incomparable Songstress - Jo Anna Burns The Burl Ives Look-Alike, Sound-Alike • B ill Younger Sound Junction, The Old-Time Fiddlers - Joni Harms Activities for (he Week of Aug 12 to Aug I* ........... And Much, Much M o re ............. THURSDAY, AUG 12 Exercise Class 111 a m Noon Clara Barton Private interment was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Gresham EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD 9am The lived in California for two years and moved to Washington They moved to Oregon in 1964 where they lived in East Multnomah County They moved to Sandy in 1976 Mrs Barton was ac tive in bowling teams, a local CB club and enjoyed gardening and camping She is survived by her husband. Joseph children. Fred Robinson. Beverly White and Brenda Ketron all of California. Rebecca Choate of Washington and Harriette Wheeler of Fair view her parents. Carl and Rebecca Dick of Sandy two sisters, Dolly Winegar and Esther Bremner. both of Washington: a brother A lb e r t T a n tlin g e r of W ashington. 23 grand children, and four great grandchildren of P o rtla n d . D a le Brethauer of Florida, and Rhonda Ihreg of Califor m a. a sister. Lydia Knipple of Portland nine grand children, and one great grandchild «r ------ Buy Below W holesale-------- Cedar . Redwood - Fir - Pine married Henry Hemmers They settled in Boring in 1912 and. except for a bring stay in Pleasant Home, made Boring their home Mr Hemmers died in 1954 Humanities Class Age Club (iolden Potluck I 30 p m Exhibits, Livestock Displays, Judging Events-SIX FULL DAYS of 4-H and FFA Activities. Hiking Club to M c Iv e r Park Chimney Brushes WZSVAV WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Kids Day-Under 1« FREE Seven Up Family Day Senior Cititene Day Talent Show-Starts • PM Hambttn Rod TV Show Broadcast Oiract From Fairground« 3 PM Kid* Under 16 FREE < Reduced carnival ride prices with 7-Up Coupons Old-Time Fiddlers SATURDAY August 21st Junior Livestock Auction Starling at 1 P M GET THEM HOW Wherever 7-Up Is Sold ADMISSIONS Accettoriw«, tool W a va got if N e w • Usad a Abosad DODSON'S BARGAIN STORE fiNMruwa lau*U4M«i ,.7. 1 \ Adults (16 and older) $3.00 Juniors (7-15) $2.00; Senior Citizens (65 and older) $2.00; (75 and older) FREE PARKING $1.00 FOR THE T IM E OF YOUR LIFE COME TO THE C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y FAIR '
