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Adolescent and Adult
Health Care
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668-3511 • 24 h rs
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Amanda Wagoner
Infant Amanda Lots Wagoner died
Aug.«. She was stillborn.
Survivors include her parents,
Cynthia and Michael Wagoner of
Sandy; a sister, Michelle, 5; a
brother. Christopher, 4; and grand
parents Walt and Shirley Porter of
Eagle Creek and Paul and Barbara
Wagoner of Summerville.
Frank Tobias
Sandy resident Frank John Tobias
died in Gresham on Aug. 15 at the age
of «6.
Recitation of the Rosary was held
Monday. Aug. 18. Funeral Mass was
said Tuesday at St. Michael Catholic
Church in Sandy Concluding ser
vices were at Sandy Ridge Cemetery.
M r. Tobias was born in Vibank,
Saskatchewan, Canada, on Jan. 23,
1920. He was raised at Vibank where
he began working on the fam ily farm
at an early age.
On June 2, 1942, he m arried
Veronica M. Sali in Vibank. They
took over the operation of the fam ily
farm at Vibank. which they ran until
194«, when they moved to Oregon.
Making their home in the Boring
area, M r Tobias worked several jobs
until 194«, when he began working for
Fanning Chevrolet in Gresham. At
the automobile dealership, he began
as a mechanic and later as service
manager and then worked in the
sales department.
In 1983, he began working in real
estate sales in the Portland area.
Later, in 1966, he began Tobias Real
ty in Portland, which he worked until
selling the business and retiring in
1977.
After retiring, they moved to the
Sandy area to make their permanent
home. Mrs. Tobias preceded him in
death in 1964.
He was a member of St. Michael
Catholic Church, and was active in
the church. After moving here, he en
joyed raising cattle, traveling and
socializing with people.
He is survived by a son, Leonard
Tobias of Sandy; two sisters, M ary
Bohn and Anne Fink, both of Saskat
chewan. Canada , and three grand
children.
Paul Buuck
A memorial for longtime Sandy
resident Paul Leonard Buuck was
held Wednesday at Carroll Funeral
Home in Gresham.
M r. Buuck died Aug. 17 at a
Portland hospital. He was 85.
He was bom on Nov. 3, 1900, in
Newberg He moved to Sandy in 1932
He married M ary Retalieck in Van
couver, Wash., on April 10, 1953.
He farmed in Sandy until about two
years ago when he moved to Trout
dale. His wife died Jan. 14, 1965.
He enjoyed farming and loved his
Senior Center news
Seniors plan
picnic in park
Noon — Golden
General Meeting
Age
4
Potluck
farm animals.
He is survived by his stepchildren.
Burnis McClanahan of Troutdale,
Jim Goff of Sandy and Frances
Wright of Portland; a sister, Cristine
Freeman of McMinnville; and many
step-grandchildren and step-great
grandchildren.
He w ill be buried privately at San
dy Ridge Cemetery.
Eugenia Boitano
Eugenia Boitano, a Sandy resident
for 74 years, died in Gresham on Aug
12 at the age of 96.
Mrs. Boitano was bom Eugenia
Teresa Garbarini in Goreto, Ita ly ,' n
July 19, 1890. She was raised in Ite y
and at the age of 22 came to tne
United States
After her m arriage to Mario J.
Boitano on Dec. 6, 1912, they made
their home near Sandy where they
began their family.
M r Boitano died in 1933 Eugenia
remained at their farm south of San
dy where she raised dairy cattle
while raising their children After the
children were grown she worked car
ing for the elderly in Portland.
Mrs. Boitano was a member of St.
Michael Catholic Church and the
Sandy Senior Center She enjoyed
flowers and gardening
She is survived by her children:
Olga Holloway and Mario Gene
Boitano. both of Sandy; a sister,
Carmella Garbarini, in Italy; nine
g ra n d c h id re n and nine g r e a t
grandchildren.
Recitation of the Rosary was held
F rid ay at the chapel of Sandy
Funeral Home. Funeral Mass was
Saturday at St. Michael Catholic
Church. B u ria l was at F ir h ill
Memorial Cemetery in Sandy.
668-8058
Hwy. 26. Sandy
BARN
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Congratulations to
SCOTT SHIELDS
Scott Shields is prep of the week
He shot a 146 for 36 holes and won
the Kah-nee-ta Jr. Golf Tournament
last Saturday and Sunday. Scott will
be a senior at SUHS in the fall
Congratulations. Scott!
COM MUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Opaemf wenbia
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Sunday sown
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*45 an.
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Hom. I<6i« Stxh...................... S00 p.m
Nursery Cora During Worship
Potior John H. Von Liorop
Home 668-41M
Churth S U 4543
Corner ol Meinig * Scenic Sond .
SANDY CHURCH
OF THE
NAZARENE
Currently mooting at
17150 Unlvartlty Avo Sondy
(Seventh-day Adventist Church)
Sunday Scinsi
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Marami «hnbip
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Cnetai Seme«
* 30 p.m.
Patter Robert F. S c h a lle r»
468-5712
S B C.
(First exit W e il ot Sandy on Hwv 26)
W O R S H IP .................................................................................8:30 A M
SUN DA Y SCHOOL (oil ago»)....................................................... 9:45 A M
W O R S H IP ...............................................................................11:00 A M
T R A IN IN G ..................................................................... 5:30 PM
W O R S H IP .................................................................... 6:30 PM
WEDNESDAY SERVICES (ah o g e .) .............................. 7 00 PM
Children M inittire* • Youth Miruttrie»
Pastor Hike Hodemen • Church 668 6083 • Home 668-6363
CHAPEL OF THE HILLS
59151 E Hwy 26
SUNDAY
Bible Hout
Morning Worship
Evening Service
9 45 a m
11 00 a m
6 00 pm .
ADULT BIBLE STUDY
Thursday
7 PM
Special Children's Hour
Sunday Morning
Pastor Mike Whisner
ST. MICHAEL S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Saturday f w Mats
5 00 p m
Sunday Man
10 00 »nd 1? Noon
St. Johns Catholic Church
W e lc h » » O r e g o n
Mats 7 p m Sat
8am Sunda»
18090 St longentond
Sondy Oregon
Father Rodrigue*
648-4444
622 3097 or 622-4124
SANDY BAPTIST CHURCH
OUR SUNDAY SIRVICCS
Sunday School ...............................................................
Morning W orthip Service
Children'» Service............................................
Evening Adult Education
— well »lotted nur»ery —
Awena — Wedne»doy — 7:00 p.m.
9 45 a m.
11 00 o m
It 0 0 a m.
6 00pm
OTHIR OPPO RTUNITY
■ A urafe«. • O yio N i» h n • Y o u * G ro u p . • C oum olin» • Chore • Monro » ib le th rrfio .
Pastor Fred Vogel
1O4O 5SI JorlHd • 66» <0M
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M o rh o 'p lo re orrd 2 5 nriio. oo»t oi Moidi .1
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE
CHURCH
We emphasize Biblical teaching,
supportive fellowship, children's
learning center 4 regular home
meetings
MEETING
Sandy High School (Bluff Road)
Sunday mornings (9 30-11:30)
.Monday, Aug. 25
righter futures begin every
youngster in grade school, Kinder-
Care provides a learning program
day at Kinder-Care Kinder
that allows for each child s potential,
Care provides children w ith a
needs, and readiness
safe, secure, and loving environment
The results have been rewarding.
where children can grow. O ur staff,
In the M etropolitan Readiness Test,
all trained professionals, have just one
a nationwide exam that measures
responsibility a ll day long-to care
how well prepared a child is for the
for the children and meet their needs-
first grade, Kinder-Care children
from a good hot lunch each day to indi
scored higher than the national
vidual attention and support
average.
B
Kinder-C are ’a unique
“ Learning Ladder” helps
prepare your child for a
brighter future.
G ive y o u r child an e a rly start
— com e in to K in d e r-C a re
today.
W hether your child is as young as 6
weeks.* as eager as a five-year-old
preschooler, o r as high-spirited as a
The best way to learn more about
Kinder-Care is to visit us. Call the
center nearest you to arrange a tour.
O r ta ll for our free inform ation
package. It tells all about our
approach to child nutrition, exercise,
recreation, social development
and learning.
Kinder Caré
Kinder-Care I earning tenters.
Quality rare for children
from infanry * through 12 year».
• Infam« rare ma« n*rt ba •» ariaMa in vm st a»aa
Flaaaa « all y «mar I— al t antre f«r datati«
Kinder-Care Learning Centers in your area:
2180 N .C . Division Street
Gresham, OR 97030
503-665-7359
1 6 9 1 5 S .E . N a e g e li D r iv e
P o r tla n d , O R 9 7 2 3 6
5 0 3 -6 6 1 -5 1 4 5
For information on other Kinder-Lai* locations call 1-WO-551-15OO.
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CHURCH OFFICE:
668-9123
Visit the centers listed below.
Thursday. Aug. 28
Monday-Friday
9:00-12 am . 1-4:00 p.m.
fioffl-
15150 S.E. O rie n t D rive
Sunday. Aug. 24
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6 88 -4 9 0 2 or
1 6 5 5 -7 62 7
OREGON CITY
ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
2 to 4 p.m. — Picnic in the Park,
Meinig Park
OSU Extension Service
6 6 0 *6 5 1 5
D I A PU M P
t SUPPLY
Enjoy g root p ino» 1 good tim e t ot Poola'sl
Friday. Aug. 22
FOOD PRESERVATION
Reody Ml« Concrete Crushed
Rock. Sand and Grovel
FAMILY NIGHT
9 a m. — Morning Stretch
10 a m — Depart for Mystery Tour
Noon — Loaves and Fishes meal
1 to 3 p.m. — Joint Practice, Band
and Choir
9 a m — Morning Stretch
Noon — Loaves and Fishes meal
1 p.m. — Quilting
5:15 p.m. — Depart for Dine-out at
Asia Kitchen
MT. HOOD READY M IX
W e d n e s d a y ..................................................................... 7:00 P m -
D a le Edw ards, Pastor
Church Phone 668-5989
Noon — Lunch at Sandy Baptist
Church
Evening — Return from EXPO
Wednesday, Aug. 27
CONCRETE READY
Sunday School..............................................................^ 45 a .m .
M o rn in g W o rs h ip ....................................................... 10:45 a .m .
Evangelistic S e rv ic e ................................................. 6:00 p .m .
ACTIVITIES
(Aug. 21 to Aug. 28)
Thursday, Aug. 21
Tuesday. Aug. 26
8:15 a m to Noon — Foot Care Clinic
Noon — Loaves and Fishes meal
12:30 p.m. - August Birthday Party
& Hospitality Day
38565 Proctor
SANDY ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SUNDAY SERVICES
The Sandy Senior Center's Annual
Picnic in the Park will be held Sun
day, Aug. 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. in
Meinig Park. A barbecue chicken
luncheon will be served from 2 to 3:30
p.m. Tickets are 83.75 and the lunch
will include chicken, baked beans,
cole slaw, roll, watermelon and
beverage. The Sandy Choraliers and
the Sandy Silvertones Band will pro
vide entertainment from 2:30 to 3:30
p.m. Tickets are available at the
Senior Center.
Thursday. Aug 21. the Sandy Bap
tist Church will host a senior lun
cheon at the church. Attendance is by
reservation only and there will not be
a Loaves and Fishes meal that day at
the Senior Center.
The August Birthday P arty will be
Tuesday. Aug. 26 at 12:30p.m. follow
ing the Loaves and Fishes meal and
will include birthday cake and enter
tainment by the Silvertones.
9 a m. — Morning Stretch
11:30 a m. — Slow Motion Exercise
Noon — Loaves and Fishes meal
1 p.m. — Cards
1 p.m. — Quilting
I.R.. M.S.. (LN.F.
LIVING W AY
FELLOWSHIP
FOURSQUARE
Oncowry (Sen. Schail
*3 0 a.m.
Worttrrp Mrvic*
10-10 a.m.
Hama tfmithy Carrier«
4 00 p.m.
Call tar mart intmmetm»
IMMANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Warthip
Sunda« School
tibia Study
Warthip
* JO a.m.
*3 0 a.m.
*4S a m
11:00 a.m.
Pastor Rett Wold
17275 Strauss
668-8088
PASTOR FRANK KOIPKE
(Prayer Cham MailaWtl
648 6232 Church
A Cordial Wolcomt It
Extended To All
Worship at the Church
of your choice
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