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Senior Center News:
Center makes pitch for horseshoes
Beginning today, and
continuing every Thursday
afternoon, local seniors
w ill be a b le to p la y
horseshoes at the pit in
Meimg Park.
The games w ill begin at 2
p m on days the Sandy
Senior Center hosts Golden
Age Club potlucks and
12:30 p m on every other
T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n .
Transportation w ill be pro
vided to and from the
Senior Center for all in
terested participants
Guitarist Jim Knoll w ill
perform after the noon
Photo by Dun Dillon
Labor Day marked the end of the summer for Chuck Stevens of Portland, saddling his horse Smokey. Chuck and his
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sP*nt the summer as hosts at the Riley Horse Camp near Zigiag. The two had been camped, with their three
horses, since June 29.
tempted theft, one count of
attempted burglary and
one count of second-degree
theft
He was released to his
parents and referred to
Clackamas County juvenile
authorities
A Portland man was a r
rested late F riday and
charged with stealing a $5
w aterm elon from
Berry land in Sandy
Janz
D e n n is
F ra n k
LaFrienier, 21, was taken
to Clackamas County Jail
on a charges of second-
degree theft, giving a false
name to a police officer and
a Multnomah County w ar
rant for driving with a
O b itu a r ie s
LaRoy Briggs
LaRoy Briggs. 68. of
Government Camp died
Sept 4 at the Providence
M e d ic a l
C e n te r
in
Portland
He was born Sept 20,
1913 in Denison, Texas
A construction engineer,
he and his wife first moved
to Government Camp in
1952 They made the home
their permanent residence
in October of last year
No funeral w ill be held at
M r. B r ig g s ' re q u e s t.
Friends of the fam ily are
invited to visit the fam ily
home in Goverment Camp
Saturday, Sept 11 after 2
p.m.
Donations may be made
to the American Cancer
Society
Briggs was a veteran of
World War II, having serv
ed in Europe
He is survived by his
wife, Maxine, of Govern
m ent
C am p,
th re e
children, Gary, of Wilson
ville, Susan, of Houston,
Texas, and Renee, of Seat
tle, Wash
Other survivors include
h is s is te r, A nna, of
S pokane, W ash., his
b ro th e r,
C ly d e ,
of
Sacramento, Calif., and
five grandchildren.
Michael Orr
Funeral services fo r
Michael O rr were held
Wednesday in the chapel of
Sandy F u n e ra l Home.
Vault interment was at
Cliffside Cemetery.
Michael Patrick Orr was
born Jan. 1, 1968 in Los
Angeles He died Sept. 5 at
his home in Boring He was
14 years old
When Michael was 4, his
fam ily moved to Boring.
He was active in all
sports programs at Cottrell
and played trumpet in the
band. He was also a
mem ber of the school
newspaper staff.
A class which w ill fling
open new vistas for older
adults is scheduled this
fa ll
Sandy and Gresham area
senior citizens w ill have the
o p p o rtu n ity to e xplore
suspended license
Drama for Seniors It is an
Last Tuesday evening, introductory class, design
George LeRoy Connett, 32, ed specifically to enliven
of Sandy was charged with and enrich the lives of older
wreckless driving, driving adults.
The class w ill be taught
under the influence of in
toxicants and failure to fu r by Bonnie L. Vorenberg, a
nish proof of insurance professional in theater,
after the car he was driving dance and gerontology. She
on
th e
rolled on North Bluff Road s e rv e s
Portland/M ultnomah Com
near Bell Street.
mission on Aging, on the
American Theatre Associa
tio n ’ s N a tio n a l S enior
A dult Theatre P rogram
He is survived by his and is currently project
parents, Michael and Lin director for an Arts and Ag
O rr of Boring, a sister, ing grant from the National
Judy O rr of Boring; grand Endowment for the Arts.
Her goal is to keep senior
parents, M r. and Mrs.
M.W Chinn, Joe L. O rr and adults young, fresh and
Leora T. Orr, all of Los adaptable to change
B ecause
V o re n b e rg
Angeles
The fa m ily suggests believes "anyone of any
memorials be made to the age can a ct," she teaches
Sandy Union High School an energizing Drama for
Athletic Department in his Seniors basic acting class
I t e x p lo re s s p e a kin g ,
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A taco feed, jointly spon
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The feed was staffed by
senior volunteers from the
local center
Activities for the Week of
Sept, a to Sept. IS
Noon Loaves and Fishes
12 30 p m
Guitarist Jim
Knoll
lp m . : Cards
1 p m .: Ceramics
THURSDAY. SEPT »
9 a m : Exercise Class
Noon: Golden Age Club
Potluck
1 30 p.m : Hiking Club to
Oxbow Park
2 p m .: Horseshoes in
Meimg Park
TUESDAY. SEPT. 14
10 a m Golden Age Club
Board Meeting
Noon Loaves and Fishes
12 30 p m.: Senior's Day at
Washington Park Zoo
FRIDAY, SEPT IV
Noon Loaves and Fishes
7:30 p m : C om m unity
Card Night
W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 15
MONDAY. SEPT. 13
9 a m .: Exercise Class
Graduation
Noon: Loaves and Fishes
12:30 p m,; Blood Pressure
Clinic
Curtain raises fo r senior actors
Watermelon theft nets trip to jail
A 12-year-old Sandy
youth was arrested early
F rid a y m o rn in g a fte r
residents along M cCor
mick Drive told police that
someone was attempting to
break into their vehicles
parked along the street.
The youth was arrested
at 1:04 a m and charged
with eight counts of at-
meal this Monday. Sept 13.
Tuesday. Sept 14, there
w ill be the annual trip to
the Washington Park Zoo to
participate in the zoos
senior day activities.
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listening, emotions and
characters to discover how
they contribute to the
basics of drama.
Participants find theater
to be a healthy stimulation
for mind, body and emo
tions, but most of all acting
is fun, she said
Seniors with any level of
experience are welcome
The class, sponsored by
the Sandy and Gresham
Senior Centers and Mount
Hood Community College,
w ill be held at the Sandy
S e n io r C e n te r, 38348
Pioneer Blvd . on Fridays
from 10 a.m. to noon, begin
ning Oct 1
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Elsewhere in Oregon ............................................ $11.50
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CHEVETTES................ 600
CELEBRITY'S..............700
CAVALIERS................900
LUVS...........................400
LUV 4 x 4 s ..................600
2 & 3 /4 PICKUPS. . . 400
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The a bove am ounts re p re se n t the fa cto ry in ce n tive a llo w a n c e paid to
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now & Sept. 22.
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w e need to m ove b e fo re Sept. 22, in cluding 9 d e m o n stra to rs on w hich
you w ill save even m o re !
t We have too much selection, & w e ll fin d it fo r you, if w e sh o u ld n 't have
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you 5 FREE rides on th e slid e a t the Ski Bowl just fo r ta kin g a dem o d riv e
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