Thur« . June 13. 19S5 (Sec 1) SANDY (O re.) POST—7
N e w O w n e rs Phil <& Jan Severson
Invite You To . . . .
Country Corner Cafe
Grand Opening
Sat., June 15th
12 p.m . - 7 p .m .
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P h o to b y S c o tt N e w to n
Presidential scholars
Firwood
School honored its first Presidential Academic
Fitness Award winners recently. To qualify, the sixth
graders had to maintain a B-plus average and score at or
above the 80th percentile on standard achievement tests.
Back row, from left to right: Kari Kolberg, Kristi Sullivan,
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Kim Riggs, Kirsten Walker, Mike Epley and Cliff Wilson.
Front row, from left to right: Nathan Smedley, Gerald
Grassl, Heidi Olson, Sheri Brittle, Sherry Colby and Carrie
Mills.
Country Corner Cafe
426 SE Hwy. 26 • Shorty's Corner
R egular Hours 5 A M - 9 PM
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Woman to participate in pageant
Two scholarship pageants are on tap
this weekend for Sandy and East
County area residents
At 8 p m Friday, six young women
w ill compete for the titles of Miss
Multnomah County and Miss Metro
East The pageant w ill be held in the
David Douglas High School Perform
ing Arts Center. 1500 S.E 130th Ave.
On Saturday, also at 8 p m. in the
Performing Arts Center, the Miss
Mt Hood Area Scholarship Pageant
w ill decide the winner from six young
women vying for the Miss Mount
Hood area and Miss Clackamas
County crown.
Tickets for each event ate >5 in ad
vance and $6 at the door.
Both scholarship pageants are a f
filia te d w ith the Miss Oregon
Pageant — and, therefore, the Miss
America event.
In October, young women 16-26
years of age apply to enter the con
tests. E n try is open through Jan 1,
after which the competition begins
Young women competing for the
four title s must firs t pass the
p re lim in a ry co m p e titio n . These
women, says pageant producer Vicki
G u nd erso n, then vy e in th is
weekend's pageants.
Gunderson said the exact scholar
ship awards have not yet been an
nounced
The contestants have been rehears
ing for this weekend's pageants for
four months, she said.
Once a week they receive lessons in
how to sit, stand, walk and talk and
build confidence and poise. Gunder
son said.
In addition, experts in the areas of
make-up, hair styling, wardrobe
selection, fundamentals of grooming,
posture and color analysis make
presentations to the pageant can
didates.
Candidates for the Miss Mt. Hood
Area and Miss Clackamas County
pageants include Lori Lagasse. 20, a
1983 graduate of Sandy High School
who plans to attend MHCC m ajoring
in performance and broadcasting.
Donald Conn
Funeral services for Donald Kay
Conn were held June 10 at Sandy
Funeral Home Burial followed at
Cliffside Cemetery
Mr. Conn died at his home in Sandy
on June 6 He was 31 years bid
He was born in Portland on Aug 10,
1953 His has lived in the area all of
his life, and attended the Sandy
public schools
Outdoor hobbies and sports were
among his favorite activities He also
enjoyed hunting, fishing and swimm
ing
Mr. Conn is survived by his
parents, Louis and Juanita Conn of
Sandy; two brothers, Butch of Sandy
and Richard of Portland; two sisters,
Dianna Buchanana of Hermiston and
Lilia Hawn of Sandy; his grand
mother, M ertl Conn of Beaverton
Lauderback
Leonard Reed lauderback, 94,
lifelong resident of the Gresham-
Orient area, died June 4 at his home
M r Lauderback's funeral was F ri
day. He was buried at Douglass
Cemetery Bateman Funeral Chapel
was in charge of the arrangements
Mr lauderback was born in Orient
on Jan 29, 1891 the son of John and
Frances lauderback He was raised
and educated in the Orient area and
attended Orient grade school. He
later studied at Behnke-Walker
Business College in Portland
On May 24, 1922 he m arried Vada
Charlie Terrill
Funeral services for Lebanon resi
dent Charlie C. T e rrill were held
Saturday, June 8 at the Sandy
Funeral Home Vault interm ent
followed at Forest Lawn Memorial
Park in Gresham
M r T e rrill died at his home on
June 5 after a lengthy illness He was
86
He was born Sept 16,1898 in Payne
County, Okla. In his youth, he moved
to Texas where he began doing farm
work with his fa th e r lie later worked
as a cook for the railroad
In 1918, Mr T e rrill homesteaded in
Colorado.
On Oct 20, 1920 he married Mabel
Pearl Holy bee in Colorado They
farmed until 1943 when they opened a
hunting and fishing lodge at Disap
pointment Valley in Colorado, where
they worked for 30 years
Upon retirem ent, they moved to
Oregon to make their permanent
home in Lebanon where M r T e rrill
built their home He enjoyed working
outdoors and gardening
He is survived by his wife, Pearl
T e r r ill o f Lebanon; c h ild re n ;
Lawrence T e rrill of Sandy, Frank
T e rrill of Montana. Marvin T e rrill of
California, Homer Manson of Utah
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and Helen Willden of Arizona; two
s is te rs : P e a rl C o r n fo r th of
W a s h in g to n - a nd
R osam ond
Ijivehder of California, 21 grand
children, 49 great-grandchildren and
four great-great-grandchildren
Earl McCarty
Funeral service for E. Earl McCar
ty, 64, of Boring, was held June 5 at
the Bateman Funeral Chapel
M r McCarty was bom in Gilliam
County, Oregon, the son of E lijah and
Alice W illiams McCarty He was
born Aug 18, 1920 and died June 1 at
his residence
He was raised in Eastern Oregon
and had farmed and been employed
in construction for 23 years in the
Condon area He eventually moved to
the East County area where he own
ed and operated the TippyCanoe
Restaurant and Lounge on the Sandy
River for 16 years until his retire
ment in 1979.
M r. McCarty was a member of the
Gresham Elks and a veteran of
World War II On June 17, 1970 Mr
McCarty married Dorothy A. Stein-
man in Sandy.
S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e h is w ife ,
Dorothy, of Boring; children: Fred
McCarty of Oklahoma City, Chris
Gaines of Fullerton, Calif., Patricia
McCarty of John Day and Brad Mc
Carty of Burns, stepchildren: Tom
S teinm an o f P o rtla n d , N ancy
Rohman of P o rtla n d and J e ri
Langston of Barton. Ore.; brother:
Vere McCarty of Salem; sisters:
Vesta Eaton of Broomfield, C olo,
and Lois Bryant of Portland;
grandchildren.
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252-4521
| 10012 SE Washington
Canyon
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Nursery Cor» During Worship
Postor John H. Von lierop
Hom» 660-0100
Church 660-4543
Corner of Meinig 0 Scenic Sandy
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Funeral services for Sandy resi
dent Loretta Gohl w ill be held F r i
day, June 14 at 1:30 p.m. in the
chapel of Sandy Funeral Home.
Vault interment w ill follow at C liff
side Cemetery.
Mrs. Gohl died at her home on June
10 at the age of 58
Evangelistic Service
She was born on May 28,1927 in Hot
Springs, South Dakota. After grow
ing up in Post Falls, Idaho, she lived
in Spokane until moving to Portland
in the late 1950s.
On December 18,1964 she was m ar
ried to M Robert Gohl. They lived in
Portland where Loretta helped with
the office work in her husband's
building construction business
In 1927, they moved to Lake
Havasu. Ariz. Since 1981, they have
enjoyed spending the summers in the
Sandy area.
Mrs. Gohl is survived by her hus
band, Robert; children: Kenneth
Bourlier of Arizona, D arryl Gohl of
Sandy, B rian Gohl of F lo rid a ,
Carolyn Finch of Gresham and
Luana Osterday of California, three
brothers: L arry Tryon of Waldport,
and A rthur and Robert Tyron, both of
C a lifo rn ia : fiv e s is te rs . Joan
Wheeldon of Washington, and Erma
Pond, Francine Olsen, Joyce Robert
son and M arilyn Henderson, all of
C alifornia; and nine grandchildren.
Robin B. McGregor
375 West Powell Blvd.
Gresham 661-5131
Morning Worship
9 45 a m
10 45 a m
6 00 p m
Family Night
Wednesday
. 7:00 p.m
Dele Ed words
Postor
Church
Phone
668 5589
.....................11:00 am .
Evtnmg S t r e e t ................................... ( :3 0 p m .
Pastor Robert F. Scheders
668-5712
E d w ard D. J a n e * G* Co.
Established 1871
Member S ecuntm eweetor Protection Corporebon
SANDY
SEVENTH-DAY
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ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Proctor ond University
Sabbath School
9:30 a m
Morning Service
11:00 a m
You aro Welcome
Pastor
Ray Erwin
668-6144 - Church
ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH S.B.C.
15150 S.E. O rient Drive
(First exit West of Sandy on Hwy. 26)
WORSHIP..................................................................... 8:30 AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL (all a g e s ) ..................................................... 9:45 AM
WORSHIP......... ...................................................11:00AM
TRAINING .................................................................... 6:00 PM
WORSHIP...................................................................... 7:00 PM
WEDNESDAY SERVICES (all ages)........................................... 7:00 PM
Children Ministries » Youth Ministries
Pastor Mike Holleman • Church 6684083 e Home 668-6363
CHAPEL OF THE HILLS
59151 E Hwy 26
SUNDAY
Bible Hout
9 45 a m.
Morning Worship . . 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service
6:00 p m.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY
Thursday ................... 7PM
Special Children's Hour
Sunday Morning
Pastor Mike Whisner
622 3097 or 6224124
ST. MICHAEL'S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Saturday Eve Mass
Sunday Mass
.
5 :0 0 p .m
10 00 and 12 Noon
St. John* Catholic Church
Welches Oregon
Mass 7 p m Sat
8 a m Sunday
18090 SE Langensand
Sandy Oregon
Father Rodrigues
668-4446
Sandy Baptist Church
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Church: 668-4064
SUNDAY
Postor: Fred Vogel
9 4 5 .................Sunday School
WEDNESDAY
1 1 0 0 ............ Morning Worship
7 30 p.m.............Prayer Meeting
6 0 0 ............Evening Worship
NEW LOCATION
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE
CHURCH
We emphasize Biblical teaching
supportive fellowship, children s
learning center & regular home
meetings
MEETING
Sandy High School (Bluff Road)
Sunday mornings (9:30. 11 30)
LIVING WAY
FELLOWSHIP
FOURSQUARE
Discovtiy (Sun Sctieol . , . . 9:30 am
Worship street
............. .. 10:30 am.
Hem* Ministry C enters............ 6:00 p.m.
mot mtormabon
Pastor Ken Wold
17275 Strauss
668 4949
Call lot
(Pray»' Chain N tila b lt )
Member New ifcrk Stock f «hençe
Sunday School......................................1 4 5 am .
Morning Worship
Holy Eucharist with Church School
Loretta Gohl
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Currently meeting at
17150 University Ave., Sandy
(Seventh-day Adventist Churcn)
EPISCOPAL M O U N T A IN MINISTRIES
Sunday School
Associate O ptom etrists -
Dr. Robert Franz & Dr. Tera Palmblad
Gresham
regon Trail
667-2303
Sunday Schosl................................145 am.
Mermng uorcbip ..................... 11:00 a.m.
Hama KM t Study........................... ( 0 0 p.m.
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Opening eorebip............................. 130 am.
The Church of the Holy C ro ss......... ...................... 9 a.m.
10351 S.E. O rient Drive, Boring
The Church of the Good S hepherd.................... I l a.m.
Pioneer Blvd., dow ntow n Sandy
The Chapel of Saint Jude................................. 1:30 p.m.
Scenic Drive, Sandy
Obituaries
Bettis in Gresham She died in 1980
He worked for a time as a cattle
broker In 1926 he purchased the San
dy Meet Market and operated a
meat-packing company in the Sandy-
Orient area He organized meat
routes to residences in the area
SANDY CHURCH
OF THE
NAZARENE
CO M M UNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
PASTORS:
Dr John Moore (695 2924)
Dr Al Baylis (658 4728)
IMMANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
................................ 1 3 0 a m
Sunday St hod
130 am.
KM* Study.................................... 14 5 am.
Worship ............................. 1100 am
A Cordial Welcome Is
Extended To All
PASTOR FRANK KOEPKE
668 6232 Church
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