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2A THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2015 CH,3,n cleans up 6unday The Daily Astorian )rom to p.m. 6unday, Citi]ens HelpinJ ,mprove 3arNs CH,3 ,n is cleaninJ up the Astoria Recreation Center, Marine Drive . 9olunteers are needed to spruce up the area Zith im provements such as poZer ZashinJ, puttinJ in barN chips, hedJinJ, moZinJ, ZeedinJ, picNinJ up trash and paintinJ the .id =one inside the center. 9olunteers Zill receive Tshirts, snacNs, beveraJes, and all of the tools necessary to complete the tasNs. CH,3 ,n is also providinJ pri]es to Nids for each baJ of collected JarbaJe or Zeeds. Those Zho are interested in volunteerinJ, sponsorinJ a clean up or joininJ the CH,3 in email list can contact Me lissa .eyser at chipin#as toria.or.us or . CH,3 ,n has other volun teer opportunities available Zith monthly parN clean ups, as Zell as parN adoption. ,n formation is available on the Astoria 3arNs and Recreation )acebooN paJe and at ZZZ. astoriaparNs.com ball: , 3oZer ball: (stimated jacNpot: million. WASHINGTON Wednesday’s Daily Game: Wednesday’s Hit 5: (stimated jacNpot: ,. Wednesday’s Keno: Wednesday’s Lotto: (stimated jacNpot: . million. Wednesday’s Match 4: :eeNend calendar. Rabbit :ilde Zill perform at p.m. 6unday . Teacher incorrect —The name of a teacher Zho left Clatsop Community ColleJe Zas incorrect in a :ednesday story about Royal 1ebeNer. ,nstructor 6tanley :anlass left in the late s. Lotteries OREGON Wednesday’s Pick 4: 1 p.m.: 4 p.m.: 7 p.m.: 10 p.m.: Wednesday’s Mega- bucks: (stimated jacNpot: . million. Wednesday’s Power- Corrections Rabbit Wilde to per- form — Due to a last minute rebooNinJ, the band listed to play at )ort *eorJe %reZery is ZronJ in today¶s Coast 2%,TUAR,(6 Roy D. Garrison Longview, Washington Feb. 23, 1933 — Nov. 8, 2015 +e retired in after years of teachinJ 5oy D. *arrison passed aZay peacefully on 1oY. , , in /onJYieZ, :ashinJton. art history, Zatercolor, draZinJ, sculpture and +e Zas born to -ames (. and *race +. *ar pottery. +e also served throuJhout the years in rison, Zith his tZin brother, on )eb. , , his church in various capacities, includinJ as bishop. in :aYerly, ,llinois. +e Zas raised in Roy is preceded in death by his ,llinois and ,oZa, and as a teenaJer parents -ames (. *arrison and Moined the &hurch of -esus &hrist of *race +. *arrison, as Zell as an /atter day 6aints in . infant sister, Rosetta 0ay *arri +e serYed in the Army Zith his son. He is survived by his children: tZin brother from , Zhere 0arN /e]lie *arrison of American his assiJnment tooN him to (urope. )orN, Utah .irN *ina *arrison of 8pon returninJ home he serYed as a 6t. Helens, 2reJon Dayna 3eter missionary for his church in the &al )errero of %oise, ,daho and DaZna ifornia 0ission, after Zhich he pur -ohn *illespie of American )orN, sued and obtained a master of ¿ ne Roy Utah as Zell as Jrandchildren arts deJree from %riJham <ounJ Garrison and JreatJrandchildren. 6iblinJs University. are: (uJene Rosemary *arrison of +e married -udith /ynn 5ichard son later divorced on -une , , in 6alt Des 0oines, ,oZa :illiam 1athalie *arri /aNe &ity, Utah, and they had four children son of %ountiful, Utah 9alerie )ern ,nJalls of Denver, &olorado Ray 0ary -ean *arrison 0arN, .irN, Dayna and DaZna. 5oy Zent on to ZorN as an art teacher at of /ehi, Utah and David &ecile *arrison of *ranite +iJh 6chool and &raft +ouse in Utah %urlinJton, ,oZa. A special thanN you to .elly, before acceptinJ a Mob offer from &latsop &om Tina and especially 1iNNol for the e[ceptional munity &olleJe in the fall of , Zith the as care they provided. 6ervices Zill be held Thursday, 1ov. , siJnment to develop the art department. 5oy Zas very instrumental in JroZinJ the colleJe , at p.m. Zith a vieZinJ one hour prior art department and art center. 2ver the ne[t at p.m., at the &hurch of -esus &hrist of /at years, the art proJram at the colleJe JreZ un ter day 6aints, 1iaJara Ave., Astoria, 2re der his direction, Zith a neZ facility eventually Jon. ,nterment Zill be at *reenZood &emetery immediately folloZinJ the service. beinJ built to accommodate the demand. Robert Andrew Kalander ® ACCUWEATHER FORECAST FOR ASTORIA Astoria 5-Day Forecast Tonight Shown is tomorrow’s weather. Temperatures are tonight’s lows and tomorrow’s highs Windy with rain 53° Friday The Dalles 44/59 Astoria 53/60 Portland 49/58 Corvallis 45/59 Eugene 45/60 Pendleton 45/62 Salem 49/60 Albany 48/60 Ontario 29/51 Bend 35/54 Saturday Burns 20/52 Medford 34/58 Windy with rain Klamath Falls 24/53 Periods of rain; watch for fl ooding Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 60° 51° 53° Sunday 44° Monday Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers Breezy with periods of rain 51° 52° 41° 45° Almanac Sun and Moon Astoria through Wednesday. Temperatures High ........................................... 57° Low ............................................ 39° Normal high ............................... 55° Normal low ................................. 41° Precipitation Yesterday ................................ 0.42" Month to date .......................... 3.92" Normal month to date ............. 3.64" Year to date ........................... 42.36" Normal year to date .............. 49.86" Sunset tonight .................. Sunrise Friday .................. Moonrise today ................ Moonset today ................. Regional Cities City Baker City Bend Brookings Eugene Ilwaco Klamath Falls Medford Newport North Bend 4:47 p.m. 7:13 a.m. 7:55 a.m. 5:52 p.m. First Full Last New Nov 18 Nov 25 Dec 2 Dec 11 Under the Sky Today Hi Lo W 43 27 s 47 35 pc 57 45 pc 54 45 pc 56 54 r 48 24 s 53 34 pc 52 48 pc 57 48 pc Hi 48 54 59 60 59 53 58 57 61 Fri. Lo 29 37 49 47 49 26 37 51 52 Hi 61 60 46 52 52 48 68 -1 86 51 58 68 80 62 87 60 67 58 64 58 56 50 66 57 59 Fri. Lo 38 41 27 28 36 35 46 -8 77 28 40 44 50 39 74 33 54 42 40 43 36 31 48 48 41 W c c s c r pc pc sh c National Cities City Olympia Pendleton Portland Roseburg Salem Seaside Spokane Vancouver Yakima Today Hi Lo W 49 48 r 53 45 pc 52 49 r 55 42 pc 55 49 pc 56 54 r 42 39 pc 52 49 r 52 42 c Hi 56 62 58 61 60 60 50 58 62 Fri. Lo 48 46 52 47 52 51 44 52 44 W r c r c r r r r sh Tonight's Sky: Taurid meteor shower reaches its peak around midnight. Source: Jim Todd, OMSI Tomorrow’s Tides Astoria / Port Docks Time High 2:25 a.m. 7.7 ft. 1:33 p.m. 9.1 ft. Time 7:54 a.m. 8:35 p.m. Low 2.7 ft. -0.4 ft. Tomorrow’s National Weather Today City Hi Lo W Atlanta 69 45 pc Boston 54 49 r Chicago 51 35 c Denver 46 22 pc Des Moines 54 33 pc Detroit 51 40 sh El Paso 67 43 pc Fairbanks 2 -8 pc Honolulu 86 75 pc Indianapolis 55 35 pc Kansas City 60 31 s Las Vegas 66 44 s Los Angeles 77 52 s Memphis 64 43 s Miami 88 75 pc Nashville 64 40 s New Orleans 73 55 pc New York 60 49 r Oklahoma City 64 39 s Philadelphia 63 48 r St. Louis 60 39 pc Salt Lake City 47 28 pc San Francisco 64 47 s Seattle 50 48 r Washington, DC 64 48 sh W s pc pc s s c pc c pc s s s s s pc s c pc s pc s s s r pc Palmer, Alaska Aug. 19, 1961 — Nov. 1, 2015 Oregon Weather Fronts Cold Warm Birth Stationary Showers T-Storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. Forecast high/low temperatures are given for selected cities. Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice. CLATSOP POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS Robert AndreZ .alander, , died 1ov. an airport, apartment complexes, churches and , in 3almer, AlasNa, after a short battle state of¿ ce buildinJs. His 6candinavian heritaJe Zas very import Zith cancer. Robert Zas born AuJ. , , in Astoria, 2reJon, to -ohn and 6andra .aland ant to him. He spent lots of time researchinJ the family tree in 1orZay, )inland, er. He Zas the oldest of three chil and ,celand. He Zas a member of dren. He married Carol Mitchell in the 6ons of 1orZay %ernt %alchen December , and they have one /odJe. He loved ZoodZorNinJ and dauJhter, .iani, Zho is his pride and carvinJ 6candinavian ¿ Jurines. joy. At the aJe of , Robert Zas con He Zas bapti]ed and con¿ rmed verted and bapti]ed a member of the at )irst /utheran Church in Astoria, Church of -esus Christ of /atter day 2reJon, Zhere he started 6unday 6aints. Robert Zas a faithful mem 6chool at aJe . He enjoyed playinJ ber and served in many callinJs. /ittle /eaJue baseball, sZimminJ, Robert Zas very inspirational in and various campinJ activities Zith Robert hoZ he died, but even more in hoZ the %oy 6couts. He earned the hiJh Kalander he lived. He had a heart of Jold and est aZard of (aJle 6cout, and is a loved servinJ others. brotherhood member of the Order of Robert is survived by his Zife of years, the ArroZ. Robert Zas a talented musician and loved to play the Juitar and sinJ. He played Carol, and his dauJhter .iani, of AlasNa his the sa[ophone in the hiJh school concert and parents, -ohn and 6andra .alander of Astoria, ja]] bands. He loved music of all Jenres, and OreJon brother, 6teve .alander of Homer, he shared this love Zith his Zife and dauJhter. AlasNa sister, 6usan Cox of Astoria, OreJon Robert loved cars and trucNs, especially and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nepheZs, the hot, muscle type of vehicles. He also liNed cousins and many brothers and sistersinlaZ. 9isitation Zill be held 6aturday, 1ov. , the classic cars and his )ord MustanJ. He loved the mountains and the outdoors, , from to a.m. at the Church of -e and travelinJ Zith his family throuJhout the sus Christ of /atter day 6aints at 1iaJara U.6. and Canada, his favorite trip beinJ to the Ave., Astoria, OreJon. )uneral 6ervices Zill *rand Canyon. He also traveled to 6cotland folloZ at a.m. )amily and friends are invit ed to remain at the church for a reception. and (nJland. *raveside services Zith vault interment Zill He studied architecture at the University of OreJon and Te[as Tech University. He Zas be held at : p.m. 6aturday, 1ov. , , at very artistic, especially in technical draZinJ, Ocean 9ieZ Cemetery in :arrenton, OreJon. ,n lieu of À oZers, a memorial donation may Zhich led to his occupation of architecture. Robert loved to desiJn homes. Many Zere be sent to the family at 3.O. %ox 3almer, built in OreJon, :ashinJton, Montana and A. . CaldZell¶s /uce/ayton Mortuary is in AlasNa. He desiJned beautiful loJ homes that Zere built in .alispell and :hite¿ sh, Mon charJe of the arranJements. 3lease siJn our tana, and AlasNa. He also ZorNed on desiJns online Juest booN at ZZZ.caldZellsmortuary. for larJe projects, neZ and remodels, such as com Oct. 30, 2015 (1*(/621, Amanda and &arson, of 1aselle, :ashinJ ton, a Jirl, /illianna Hilma son, -onathan and Terri %ates, all of 1aselle. *reatJrand mother is MicNey %ates, also of 1aselle. Hospital, (ducation Room %, 6. :ahanna Road, 6ea side. Clatsop County Human Services Advisory Council, to : p.m., (xchanJe 6t., Room . Seaside School District, p.m., 6. )ranNlin 6t. Seaside Planning Com- mission, p.m., ZorN session, City Hall, %roadZay. WEDNESDAY Clatsop Soil and Wa- ter Conservation District Board, a.m., Room , O6U 6eafood /ab Center, Marine Drive. Seaside Tourist Advisory Committee, p.m., City Hall, %roadZay. Astoria School Board, : p.m. study session, : p.m. reJular meetinJ, Capt. Robert *ray 6chool, Al ameda Ave. 3ublic meetinJs THURSDAY Seaside Convention Cen- ter Commission, p.m., Con vention Center, )irst Ave. Gearhart Planning Com- mission, p.m., *earhart City Hall, 3aci¿ c :ay . Elsie-Vinemaple RFPD, p.m., U.6. HiJhZay , 6easide. TUESDAY Union Health District, a.m., 3rovidence 6easide OBITUARY POLICY The Daily Astorian publishes paid obituaries. The obituary can include a small photo and, Ior Yeterans, a À aJ symbol at no charJe. The deadline Ior all obituaries is a.m. the business day prior. 2bituaries may be edited Ior spellinJ, proper punctuation and style. 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