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S— SANOV (O re .) POST T h u rt., N o *. 21. I Kraft, 10, joins Post as cartoonist Adam Kraft, 10, is the ereater of a new comic strip that w ill be appear ing in the Sandy Post called “ Bob cats.” Kraft, a fifth grader at Sandy Grade School, said he likes to read, play football and draw comics. He also plays the piano and the trom bone. He is the son of Mark and Bonnie K ra ft of Sandy Eye care to be topic for speaker D r Jared Nuffer, optometrist, w ill be the speaker at the Senior Center Thursday, November 21 at 12:30p m He w ill discuss the latest information on glaucoma and cataracts. The annual Loaves and Fishes Thanksgiving dinner is scheduled for Adam Kraft Friday, November 22 at 12:00 noon Special entertainment by Tom Ten Eyck is planned as well as a canned and non-perishable food drive for Kiwanis Christmas baskets This coming week two special events are planned for the Sandy Senior Center Loaves and Fishes Program Community Card Night, Friday, November 22 w ill begin at 6:00 p m with a Tupperware Party to benefit Loaves and Fishes Orders from per B obcats by A d a m K ra ft / y* J r b e t t e r put I 1 u ri s k sons unable to attend the party w ill be in c lu d e d in the b e n e fit. Refreshments w ill be served. For more information call the Senior Center, 668 556» Otto's X-C Ski Rental w ill give a free ski rental on Thanksgiving Day to each person donating $5.00 and a can of foo to the Loaves and Fishes Program at Otto’s that day. Seniors (over 55 yrs.) w ill have the option of skiing free. Donated food w ill be given to the Kiwanis food basket drive. Anyone wishing to help size skiers and fill out forms that morning contact Sandra at the center 668 5569, or call 668-5947 Seniors with November birthdays w ill be honored at the monthly birth- day party on Tuesday, November 26 at 12:30 p m The Sandy Silvertones w ill entertain with a concert of b irth day requests Plans have been made for a very special Thanksgiving Day dinner at the center Through the generosity of Suburban Ford of Sandy seniors w ill be guests at a catered Thanksgiving buffet. Although there w ill be no cost for the buffet, those planning to at tend must make reservations with the center no later than Friday, November 22 For more information or reservations call 668-5569 Please come and join in the holiday sp n rit with your friends at the center. b X - 7 KF Hood land Fuel Co. do* <»■ • *K -« 1 pò or t w REPAIR SERVICE HEATING OILS — FURNACE A STOVE DIESEL FUEL 6 2 2 -3 5 3 3 FranzOptical Obituaries Iola Kerslake Memorial services were held Mon day at Gresham L ittle Chapel of the Chimes for Sandy resident Iola M arian Kerslake, who died Friday at the age of 79. Mrs. Kerslake was born May 22, 1906, in Brounton, Minn. She lived there about six years before moving to Minneapolis and Hibbing. She came west in 1925, when she and a friend got a ride to Yellowstone Park where they worked for the sum mer. According to fam ily members, the two women disregarded the fact that they were not men and heeded Horace Greeley who advised young men to “ go West ” They hitchhiked toward the coast and landed in Yakima, Wash., where they worked during the apple season They then hitchhiked to Portland where Mrs Kerslake went to work in the Shriner’s hospital in November, 1925 She married Harold F. “ Pat” Kerslake on Aug. 4, 1931, in Van couver, Wash. Mrs. Kerslake liked hats, fishing, stream s, lakes and mountains, especially Mount St. Helens and Mount Hood She once climbed Mount Hood. She moved to Wemme in 1973 where she lived before moving to Sandy three years ago She was a m em be r o f the A m a ra nth Court of Sunnyside, American Association of Retired Persons, National Travelers Club of F loral Park, N Y. and the Mount Hood Community Senior Citizens. She was a member of the F irst Church of Christ, Scientist She is survived by her daughther, Marian J. Rueppell. Beaverton, and two grandchildren Also surviving are brothers and sister: Charles N. and Gayle B Urbach, Torrance, C alif.; and Jane F. Jones, Portland Contributions may be made to the speech and hearing center at Univer sity of Oregon Health Sciences Center, Portland She is survived by three sons,- George Moore Jr. of Kodiak Alaska. Ray Moore of East County and Frank Moore of Sandy. She also is survived by her sister, Lilas Peterson of Portland; 11 grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Mrs. Wright was born to Raymond and Sylvia Maybee Morgariedge on Sept 9,1905, in Dayton. She was rais ed on a farm in Dayton and attended school in the town. In 1923, she m arried George Moore in Portland. She later m arried Earl Wright. Both her husbands preceed- ed her in death Since her marriage, she lived all but one year in Portland That year was spent in Eugene. Mrs. W right enjoyed gardening, flowers and animals. Vault interment w ill be in Lincoln Memorial Park in Portland. Myrtle Deming M yrtle Deming was born M yrtle Ena Newton in Maple Creek, Saskat chewan, Canada, on Nov. 25, 1907. She died at her home in Sandy on Nov. 18 at the age of 77. Viola Wright F un era l fo r V iola W righ t of P o r tla n d was W ednesday a t Bateman Funeral Chapel She died Nov 13 at a Portland hospital She was 80 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF CLAKAMAS DEPARTMENT OF PROBATE In thw M e tte r ot »6« estote oL IENORE C. MICHAELS D w<»o**d No. PBS-11-22 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS N otice is hereby given »hot »he under signed ho* been appointed personal rep rese n ta tive of the above state ond has q u alified . A ll person* having claims against th e estate a re required to pre sent the sam e w ith proper voucher w ithin fo ur (4 ) m onth* from this dote to the undersigned personal representative in core of Ted Turner. A tto rn ey at Low, or they may be barred . Right* of person* interested in the estate moy be affected by the above pro- ceedm gr A dditional inform ation may be obtained from the record* of the above nam ed court, the personal represen tative or the attorneys for the personol representative D ated ond first published this 2 l * t day of N ovem b er, 1985 Ted Turner A tto rn ey for R ep resentative 4664 S.E King Rood M ilw a u k ie . OR 97222 M aurice M ic h ae l* Personal R ep resentative 2121 S.E. C ourtney M ilw a u k ie . OR 97222 SP1185 2 11-21 28 « 12-5 PUBLIC NOTICE The City ot Sandy h a * «ubm itted it* t Her fam ily lived in Canada where she received her elementary educa Lion In 1926, they came to the United States where she completed high school. A fter high school she continued her education in nurse’s training at Devils Lake, North Dakota. While receiving her train in g she met Donald Deming, who she m arried on Dec. 14, 1930 in North Dakota They lived in North Dakota where they began their fam ily. In 1936 they came to Oregon to make their home at Sandy Ridge She became active in the P.T.A at Sandy Ridge School and at the Sandy Community Church. When the Sandy Com m unity Presbyterian Church was formed in 1952, Mrs Deming became a charter member. She serv ed as a deaconess in the church and was active in other women’s ac tivities. Mrs. Deming was also a member of Eastern Star. In 1982, she was elected to serve as the queen for the Sandy Mountain Festival. In addition to her job as a homemaker, she worked on the cafeteria staff for the Sandy Elemen tary D istrict until 1973. She was preceded in death by her husband in September of this year Survivors include three children: M arian Annis of Portland, Donna Vedder of Sandy and Sandra Spencer of O lym pia; a b ro the r: David Newton in England; five sisters: Lucy Breesy, Raye DeCrane, Violet Syverson and Eileen Wilkerson, all in Canada, and Elsie Hartmann in Washington; 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services w ill be held Friday, Nov. 22 at 2 p m at the Sandy Community Presbyterian Church. Vault inter ment w ill be private at the Sandy Ridge Cemetery Visitation w ill be held Thursday from 2 to 8 p.m. and Friday from 10 a m to noon at Sandy Funeral Home The fam ily suggest memorial con tributions to the Sandy Community Presbyterian Church in her memory Amy Neiman Myrtle Deming repo rt on the octuol expenditures of Federal Revenue Sharing funds to the Bureau of G o vernm ent Research Service This report ond supporting docum enta tion ore a v a ila b le for public inspection of Sandy City H all from 8 o m. until 5 p.m M onday through Friday Thomas Reber City M anag er SP1185 3 11-21 Amy Neiman was born Verna Amy Lockling in Modale, Iowa, on June 17, 1900 She died in Gresham on Nov 13 at the age of 85. When she was 5, her fam ily moved to Longmont, Colo., where she received her education and grew to womanhood. On Dec 8, 1919 she was united in marriage to Clarence Neiman in South Dakota They lived in Colorado where they began their fam ily Mrs Neiman devoted her time to her fam ily and home. In 1946, they came to Oregon to live in Springfield where they finished raising their fam ily Three years later, they moved to Oakridge where WINTER IS HERE! Deane Wesselink Deane says that your cooling system needs to be checked and flushed. Make sure you've got enough antifreeze! Mrs. Neiman became a member of the Oakridge Eastern Star and Rebekah Lodge She enjoyed garden ing and sewing and loved music and caring for her grandchildren. Her husband preceded her in death in 1970 After his death, she remained at her home in Oakridge until 1973, when she moved to Sandy to make her permanent home. She was a member of the Sandy Golden Age Club and the Sandy Com munity Presbyterian Church. S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e d her tw o daughters: Ladell Dieterle of Eugene and Dorothy Knoll of Sandy; a brother: Glenn Lockling of Bend; a sister: Bernice Hewitt in Texas; seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, Nov. 15 in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home. Committal services and intombment was Mouday, Nov. 18 at Rest Haven Merporifll Park in Eugene $39 Quality eyewear need not be expensive SINGLE VISION PRESCRIPTION LENSES AND FRAMES • Choose from a specially selected group ol fashion frames 6 6 8 -4 5 6 3 Complete! Price includes eye exam, care kit, and all dispensing fees. S.V. spherical only • FT 25 28 Bitocsls $20 E»tra • Extra charge for high powers ^ E Y E EXAM S..........»29j EXTENDED WEAR CONTACTS. »188. Associate Optom etrists - Dr. Robert Franz & Dr, Tera Palmblad Gresham# ^ Oregon Trail 667-2303 ’ ’ " Mall 205 252-4521 . 10012 SE Washington. (N »« t to Jotcol w « HUS Canyon Square 644-3261 A ’ M Beaverton I Ac »o** Canyon roMIrom U s a v i '.on Town Squarai Soturdoy oppom tm snt* ovotloblo oil location* Marie Dugger Funeral services for Marie Dugger were held Saturday, Nov. 16 in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home In terment was private at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland She was born Marie Louise F it zgerald in Troutdale on May 9, 1910 When she was 9-months-old. her mother died and she was sent to Washington to live with her grand parents where she received her elementary education. R e tu rn in g to P o rtla n d , she graduated from Roosevelt High School. She then came to the Boring area where she met Joe Schwab They were later married on July 18, 1929 They made their home in the Boring area where they raised their two children. On Oct. 1, 1950 she was married to Donald Dugger in Vancouver, Wash They remained in Boring where they raised their son. Mrs Dugger was a member of the Gospel of Christ Community Church in Boring for 21 years She enjoyed gardening, her sewing and her farm iy She died in Gresham on Nov 13 after a lengthy illness She was 75 S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e her th re e children: Joe Schwab of Gresham, Carol Ann Unger of Boring and John Dugger of Boring; a brother: Bob Fitzgerald of Boring; two sisters: Dorothy Osborn of Boring and Margaret Graham in Connecticut; 12 g ra n d c h ild re n and fo ur g re a t grandchildren Jesus Christ says “Not everyone who says to me. 'Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven; but he who does the will of My Father who is in heaven." (Matthew 7:21) In o rd e r to be saved by Christ, m ore is re q u ire d o f e ve ryo n e than m e re subjective a c ceptance o f Him . Jesus re q u ire s active obe d ience to His w ill. As He sta te d e m p h a tica lly, "A n d w h y do you c a ll M e, 'Lord, Lord, ’ a nd do n o t do w h a t I say? (Luke 6:46) R e s to r in g B ib lic a l C h r is t ia n ity SA ND Y CHURCH OF CHRIST 39640 P ioneer B o ulevard P O Box 758, Sandy 97055 668-6116 You ore w a rm ly w elcom ed to a ll o l our events Please w rite or c o ll fo r a fre e V isualized Bible Study course w hich you can take in yo u r ow n hom e at your own conve nience FREE G IF T ! I fro m the G o ld e n N u g g e t C lassified FREE 10 W ORD A D FOR A N Y ITEM SELLING FOR $50 OR LESS Turn unused but useable items into Christmas cash. The ad will run for 3 times in the Golden Nugget Classified in the Gresham Outlook, the Sandy Post and Metro. You can cancel anytime but we ask that you bring the ad in or mail it to us. NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE D e a n e 's A u to R e p a ir 1 7» M iles East of Sandy » 41 951 S.E. Hwy. 26 C all Today For A n A p p o in tm e n t $88 GOLDEN N U G G ET CLASSIFIED 1190 N.E. DIVISION P.O. BOX 880 G resh am , O re g o n 97030 GRESHAM OUTLOOK - SANDY POST - METRO
