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6 - * - « SANDY (O f».) POST T hun A Pn l KEEPING POSTED OBITUARIES D uane K n a p p L o n g tim e S a n d y b u s in e s s m a n Duane K napp died in G re sh a m on A p ril 15 a t the age of 76. Duane S ch u yle r K napp was born in W oodland. Wash . on Nov. 24. 1911. He g raduated fro m M o la lla H igh School in 1929 and attended the Oregon N o rm a l School in M onm outh, w here he received his te aching c e r tific a te M oving to the Sandy a rea, he ta u g h t at B u ll Hun and Sandy E le m e n ta ry schools lie la te r served as p rin c ip a l at Sandy E le m e n ta ry W hile w o rk in g as a p rin c ip a l, Duane also began w o rkin g in the log g ing in d u stry In 1942 he entered the U S A rm y to erve in the E uropean T h e a te r A fte r his d isch a rg e in 1945. he re tu rn e d to Sandy to te a i li and continue logging In the mid-1950s he in corporated his logging business, w hich was c a ll ed the S kylin e D ig g in g Co Besides h i i ini he was a p a rtn e r in E irw uod \ ent e r, a \ eneer plant east of Sandy, and la te i M ountain E ir L u m b e r C o ., w hich ha- its headquarters in Salem On Feb 12. 1955. he was m a rrie d to M adeline Bates They made th e ir p e rm anent home in Sandy, where they raised three ch ild re n In 1970, he began fa rm in g east of Sandy He later re tire d fro m logging and d o s e d tin veneer pla n t His tw o sons joined him in ra is in g ra sp b e r rie s and Angus c a ttle A t the tim e of his death, he was a tn e m lx T of the board of dire« tors of the M ountan E ir Lumber Co. In 1963 M r K napp served as the fir s t president of the O ra l H u ll F oun d a tio n fo r the B lind He was also ac tiv e as a m e m b e r of the Sandy Com m u n ity P re sb yte ria n C hurch In the jia st he had been a m e m b e r of the K iw a m s C lub, the Odd F e llo w s Ix xlg e , the Masonic la xlg e and the G ra n g e Because of his interest in young people, he was a strong sup p o rte r of the schools and Boy Scouts. S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e h is w if e , M adeline daughter K athleen H a r riso n of Sandy tw o sons W illia m and John K napp. Ixitb of Sandy; and three grandsons Steven. D avid and y Mathew G e ra ld H eacock „ f G e ra ld J e r r y ” I. H eacock. a re s i dent of Sandy fo r the past 15 years, died of ca n ce r at his home on A p ril 16 at the age of 45 IP w as born tfw son of M a rth a and # 1 K obert Heacock on Jan 29, 1943, in O liv ia . M inn He m oved as a young c h ild w ith his parents to Montana The fa m ily settled in Sidney , where he a tte n d e d g ra d e s c h o o l and graduated fro m high school He a t tended the State School of Science, w h e re he m a jo re d in autobody re p a ir. He re tu rn e d to Sidney and began a «•areer as an autobody re p a irm a n w ith Gem City M otors Soon a fte r, he m et and m a rrie d his w ife, L in d a, on June 6, 1964. in B illin g s . Mont The couple live d in Sidney u n til 1970, when they m oved to P o rtla n d They moved to Sandy in 1972 He con tinued his ca re e r w ith O b rtst A < unn- ingham u n til 1986. when his illness forced h im to re tire He is s u rvive d by his w ife, Linda Heacock of Sandy; his ch ild re n , G e ra ld H eacock and Jm ly Rae Heacock, both of S andy; and his seven b ro th e rs a n il sis te rs . Ro- seAnne M a ie r of P o rtla n d . Carol Braun. Linda Hanson and C ynthia Sheehan, a ll of Sidney. M ont . T w y la C am pbell of M an h a tta n . M ont . B a r bara S herm an of Chicago. I ll . and R obert H eacix k of P ort St Joe. F la G o rd o n M ye rs Gordon W M yers, a lo n g tim e San dy resident, died in a P ortland hospital A p ril 12 at the age of 70 He was Ix irn in G ra fto n . Ill . on Sept 23. 1917. He was raised in I l lin o is , w here he received his educa tion A t an early age he began w ork mg on the fa m ily fa rm In 1943. Gordon entere«! tin- I S A rm y to serve in W orld W ar 11 A t ta in in g the ra n k of sergeant, Gordon received his discharge in 1946 and re tu rn e d to Illin o is to w ork fo r Shell O il Co. A fte r w o rkin g fo r Shell D ll, Gordon began his ca re e r in a utom obile body and fender re p a ir In 1951. he moved to Oregon to continue his tra d e He re tire d in 1980 L iv in g in P o rtla n d , G ordon met and la te r m a rrie d Jean Sim pson on Sept 22. 1956 The fo llo w in g year they cam«1 to Sandy to m ake th e ir perm anent horn«' and raise a fa m ily His w ife preceded h im in «h ath in 1985 Gordon was a m em ber of the Sandy V eterans of F o re ig n W ars, Pos, 4273 S u rvivo rs include his tw o sons Tom Simpson of B oring and T e rry Sim pson of Sandy ; a b ro th e r V ir g il M yers of Illin o is ; a sister Glennon K ru e g e r, also in Illin o is , and tw o g ra n d ch ild re n D is tric t, w ill be in Sandy on F rid a y , A p r il 22. a t 2 p m a t T .J .'s R estaurant in Sandy K opetski is se rvin g his second te rm fo r House D is tric t 33 in the Oregon le g is la tu re He is ru n n in g against Rev John D ennis in the D em ocratic p rim a ry and hopes to unseat l>enny S m ith . R-Oregon, in elections th is fa ll S portsm an’s breakfast set Ih e Sandy V olunteer F ire fig h te rs AssfM'iation w ill hold its annual S portsm an's B re a kfa st on F rid a y . A p ril 22. a, 4 p m at the Sandy F ire H a ll B reakfast w ill be served u n til noon on S aturday, A p ril 23. A tr ip to H aw aii w ill be the top prize in a ra ffle Money raised goes to the scholarship fund, along w ith pro v id in g funding fo r other p ro je cts P ioneer g ro u p h o ld s p o tlu c k The Sandy Pioneer and H is to ric a l A s stxia tio n w ill hold its q u a rte rly p o tlu c k m e e tin g a , th e M e lv in lla n e b e rg C o m m u n ity C enter on Sun da y, A p ril 24. a t 1 p m P a rtic ip a n ts should take th e ir own ta b le setting A fte r th«' business m ee tin g , there w ill be a p ro g ra m about old -tim e gam es Anyone w ith an in te re st in the history of the area is in v ite d to at tend. C ity to hold sp rin g cleanup The city of Sandy's annual spring cleanup w ill continue on S aturday, A p ril 23. and Sunday, A p ril 24 People may recycle rinsed ja rs and b o t t le s , s e p a r a te d b y c o l o r , newspapers, tied o r bundled in paper bags; and tin cans w ith the lid s and labels rem oved, and rinsed and fla t tened. Residents may take advantage of the Mount H«xxl Refuse dum psters, w hich w ill lie placed in the low er p a rk in g Io, a, M eim g P a rk and in fro n t of Sandy G rade School. 39065 Pleasant Ave People are asked to separate m e ta l p rix lu i ts, d ru m s, pa in t cans, buckets or barrels, tire s , and y a rd debris before ta kin g th e m to the d u m p ste r sites Curbside p icku p can be arra n g ed fo r people who are ph ysica lly han dicapped by c a llin g City H a ll a, 668-5533 Story tim e slated Thursday The them«' fo r the T h u rsd a y. A p ril 21, story tim e is Chei k It Out N a tio n a l L ib ra ry Week " The story tim e w ill be fro m 12 30 to 1 30 p m at the Sandv P u b lic L ib ra ry , 39250 Pioneer B lvd Ih e th em e for the T h u rsd ay . April 28. story tim e is C u r io u s George Rules a B ic y c le .” |oe B a rn e tt, le ft, » e ll* C u rt and lo r i K a llb e rg of Sand> w h a t they h o p e w ill be the w in n in g tic k e t for a trip to H a w a ii. The Sandy V o lu n te e r fire fig h te r» A ss o cia tio n 1» p la n n in g for it» a n n u a l S p o rts m a n '» B reakfast, w h ich b eg in s Friday at 4 p .m . at th e S a n dy Fire Mall. hold an in fo rm a l coffee hour on F r i d a y. A p ril 22, a, 2 p m at M ich a e l's M ount II« mm 1 Ih 'li in the H txxlland P a rk Plaza The coffee is being host«*d by Jobeth Anderson On S aturday , A p ril 22. an in fo rm a l coffee hour w ill s ta r, at 1 p m a t the hom e of Ken and Patty lla llg re n , 17230 Revenue Ave ACES g ro u p h o ld s v ig il A barbecue chicken K o p e ts k i w ill v is it S andy F irw o o d N e ig h b o rs, a c itiz e n s p la n n in g o rg a n iz a tio n , w ill m eet T h u rsd a y, A p ril 28. at 7 30 p m at the F irw o o d School lib ra ry . T h is is the g ro u p 's annual m eeting O ffice rs w ill be elected. d in n e r I.,.!,; Ill lllw n * CHAPEL OF THE HILLS IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH W o rth ip Sunday School Bible Study 8 30 9 30 9 45 1 1 00 Worship a a o a 59151 E Hwy 26 SUNDAY Bible Hour 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evening Service 6 00 p m ADULT BIBLE STUDY Thursday 7 00 p m Special Children's Hour Sunday Morning Pastor Mike Whisner m m m m A C o rd ia l W elco m e n £ m te n d e d To A ll PASTOR FRANK KOEPKE 668 6232 Church B e n e fit d in n e r set in W e m m e Ray I i land. I N iihm rati« candidate fo r C lackam as County assessor, w ill F irw o o d g ro u p p la n s m e e tin g M ike K o p e tski. D e m o c ra tic can did a te fo r th«' 5th C ongressional The C lackam as County ch a p te r of A t ES w ill p a rtic ip a te in a n a tio n a l v ig il on W ednesday. A p ril 27, at 8 30 p m at the C lackam as County C o u r thouse in Oregon City ACES stands fo r A ssociation fo r C h ild re n fo r Enfor« em ent of Support ACES m em bers across the country w ill show th e ir support fo r the o rg a n iza tio n on th a t day, said B re n da B ream es, a Sandy resident ACES helps people sort ou, ch ild support law s, provides assistance in colle«,m g c h ild sup,Mir,, has a court room m o n ito rin g p ro g ra m and lob bies fo r fa vo ra b le le g isla tio n People w ith questions may «all Bream es at 668-8781 Coffee held for candidate be held S aturday . A p ril 23. fro m noon to 3 p m at th« Mount H« mm 1 Lions C lub b u ild in g in W em m e A donation of |4 50 per pla te is being asked Rick Masaey died of ca n ce r on M a rc h 30 at the age of 28 » 622-3097 or 622-4124 SANDY BAPT ST CHURCH OUR S U N D A Y SERVICES to tx'iiefi, the Rick Massey fam ily will 1:30 a m 9:45 a m to rly W o rth ip Sunday School M o rn in g W orship Evening fe llo w s h ip Service 11:00 o m 6 00 p m A w on o W edn esd ay — 7:00 p m O T H tR O P P O R TU N TItS e a » ., , i BIRTHS 34495 S t Jeffrey and B a rbara M oyer of B o r ing w elcom ed Ashley E lle n to the fa m ily on M a rch 15 She weighed 8 pounds. 13 ounces, and m easured 1 9 ' ; inches She joins a sister, M cllsa , 2 The g randparents an- K e ith and M ild re d B loom of W ra n g e ll, Ala , and D o n a ld a n il P a tr ic ia M o y e r of P o rtla n d I he g re a t-g ra n d p a re n ts are A lta S m ith of Sandy and Alice Richm ond of P o rtla n d D aniel M in ic h 7 K a rl and S ylvia M in ish of G resham w elcom ed I la n ie l W a lte r to the fa m i ly on M a rch 16 He weighed 9 (Miunds, 5 minces, and m easured 2II1-.- inches He joins a b ro th e r, D a v id , 3 I he g ra n d p a re n ts are W a lte r and C h riste l H a u b rich s of Sandy, and K a r l and M a ry A nn M in ic h of G resham The g re a t-g ra n d m o th e r is June Met 'abe of P o rtla n d 4 S h e lb y D o u g la s F ra n k and Sherry D ouglas of B rig h tw m x l w elcom ed Shelby Ic e to the fa m ily on A p ril 5 She weighed 8 ,Miunds. 5 ounces, and m easured 20'.- inches She jo in s a b ro th e r, R yan, 4 I he gra n d p a re n ts a re F e rn Koch of G resham , H al and J e ri Caba of Estacada and F ra n k and Shirley 1 long las of Sandv I fie g re a t-g ra n d p a re n ts are M rs John K im h of Spokane. Wash , and M rs John H o lle r of B aker, Ore i. » - -* « *e V-» ’ ’•> ( u SATURDAY • APRIL 23 Unlock the door and discover the wealth of resources available to help develop the best that’s in you. B 1 B l 1 Attend the tree Women's Keys to the '80s Conference and Health Fair on Saturday, April 23, at Mt. Hood Community Col lege. 2 6 0 0 0 SE Stark in Gresham. Let our experts share their ideas on investing, problem-solving, law, fitness, and much more. Mount Hood Medical Center’s Health Fair will offer health screening and information tor a healthier you. Sunday School M o rn in g W orship Evening S ervice 9 45 o m llO O o m 6 00 p m LIVING WAY FELLOWSHIP FOURSQUARE Discovery I Sun School) 9 30 1 m Worship Service 10 30 1 m Home Ministry Centers 6 00 p m Cell lor more information P a s to r Ken W o ld 17275 S tra u ss 668 8088 Po»tor Robert F S c h e ife rt (P rayer Cham A v a ila b le 668 5712 ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 15150 S E firs t e » it W est of Sondy on Hw y 26 9 45 A M 1 1 00 A M 5 30 PM 6 30 PM 7 00 PM T R A IN IN G W O R SHIP W E D N E SD A Y SfRVICES c.il og esi C h ild ren M in istries • Youth M in istries Pastor Mike Holleman • Church 668-6083 • Home 668-6363 S A N D Y ASSEMBLY OF G O D S U N D A Y SERVICES 9 45 a m . 10 45 a m 6 00 p m . S u n d a y S chool M o r n in g W o rs h ip E v a n g e lis tic S e rv ic e KEYNOTE SPEAKER FAM ILY N IG H T 7 00 p m . W ednesday D a le E d w a rd s . P a s to r C h u rc h P h o n e 668 5589 Dr. Nancy Wilgenbusch President, Marylhurst College 9 :0 0 a.m. Town & Gown Room ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Dr Wilgenbusch is distinguished for her achievem ents in college administration and com m unity service She is a founder and fellow of the Oregon C hapter of the American leadership Porum and currently serves on a number of corporate and non profit boards of directors Saturday Eve Mass 5 00 p m Sunday Mass 10 00 and 1? Noon St. Jo h n '» C a th o lic C h u rc h Mass 7 p m Sat Bam Sunday 18090 SE lo n g e n so n d Sandy O reg o n FOR HEALTH FAIR INFORMATION CALL MOUNT HOOD MEDICAL CENTER, 661 9295 FOR CONFERENCE INFORMATION. CALL MT HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE. 667 7429 S p onsored by ' i • < • COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sundoy School M o rn in g W orship 9 30 a m 11:00 a m N u o e r y C o te D u rin g W orship W elches O reg o n F a ther Rodrigues \ S B C O r io n , D riv e WORSHIP - • • • , Unrv*»’ uty A •» t'OSS CHURCH OFFICE: 668-9123 S U N D A Y S C H O O l ull oga-. Keys to the ’80s Conference • 8 a m. to 3:30 p.m. • registration at the College Center • A sampler of workshops on issues of interest to women. • Health Fair • IO a m. to 2 p.m. in the VISTA Dining Room • Health screening tests, health education and other information. » « II P<) BOX Z IS -S A M J I • OR SANDY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE C u rre n tly m e e tin g of 17150 U niversity A v « Sondy S eventh day A dv en tist C hurch) Sorxty F it/' I E L L O W S I H X II « II MEETING Sandy High School (Bluff Road) Sunday mornings (9 30 1 2 00) inches • I Mark *tplo« • and J S rrx.l»» »0»' 0* 668 4064 We emphasize Biblical teaching supportive fellowship children's learning center & regular home meetings I iiom as and Je n n ife r S om m er of Sandy w elcom ed S am antha K illia n to the fa m ily mi M a rch 24 She weight'd 7 (Miunds. 10 ounces, and m easured 20 A s h le y M o ye r Jarl Rd , • 1 Jo«l Rood •» t mil« w»«i FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH S a m a n th a S om m er She is th e ir firs t c h ild I he g ra n d p a re n ts a re Jam es and J a c q u ilin e G ibbs of P o rtla n d , and B ernd am i G e rtru d e Som m er of I lam ascus t he great g randparents are M r and Mi J im C h ris tie of Spokane and M r ami M rs Jack F u rin of Spokane. . i • P a s to r F re d V o g e l ■»•'si'* s U V • * 668 4446 In te rim P a ito r Sion Sortie»« Ho n e 666 201» Church 668 4543 C orner of M e in ig S ix e n ir Sandy Worship at the Church of your choice r
