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100 Canby Mayor Brian Hodson talks about the past and the future. YEARS BY RAY HUGHEY Another need is to find some- Mayor sees good [email protected] one willing to donate one of the Canby chamber’s 2009 geo- Canby and Clackamas coins, which depicted the mod- County are celebrating this ern day ferry. They are all gone year the 100th anniversary of now and organizers want to put things on the horizon the venerable Canby Ferry. both the old and new geocoins And officials putting the on a plaque aboard the M.J. observances together would like Lee, Learfield said. Anyone And yes, a new library project is one of them a little help in honoring the willing to donate a 2009 geocoin ferry, which has been around in should call Learfield at 503- BY JOHN BAKER one form or another since 1914. 650-3992. [email protected] The current ferry, the M.J. Lee, The Canby Ferry’s 100th is the fifth vessel to ply the anniversary will be commemo- If 2013 was nothing else for Canby Mayor Brian Hodson , it was Willamette River waters rated throughout the year, a valuable learning situation – and one heck of a ride. between Canby and Wilsonville. Learfield said. It already is fea- The first-year mayor and the city council were thrust into a con- They need old and new pho- tured in the 2014 Canby tentious and emotional new library project situation. It was uncom- tos of the ferry, the older the Historical Society calendar. fortable, divisive and got more than a little personal. But the fires of better, said Terry C. Learfield, The Canby Area Chamber of those trials have forged a mayor who enters a member of the Canby Ferry Commerce will recognize the 2014 not with trepidation, but with contin- “This past year, much of the focus of the council’s dis- 100th Anniversary Committee ferry anniversary on its 2014 ued excitement about Canby’s future. cussions was on the evolving plan of the library. and road operations supervisor Christmas ornaments, said Bev Hodson sees good things for Canby as a for the Clackamas County Doolittle, chamber executive Throughout our meetings on the library, we weathered the city and its residents. He also sees a real Transportation Maintenance director. It also will figure potential for a new library-civic building resignation of one of our councilors, appointing of new Committee. prominently in the Canby down the road – if voters give their okay. Councilor, Todd Rocha, and the resignation of our The photos can be dropped Chamber’s 2014 business direc- That’s what learning on the job does for off at the Canby Area Chamber tory and community map. library director. Even with these significant changes, our a new mayor about to enter his second year of Commerce at 191 SE Second The ferry anniversary com- at the job. focus was still on planning and ratifying a viable plan Ave. or at the Canby Herald, mittee also hopes to commemo- “I very much learned that you can’t that would include a library.” 241 N. Grant St., both in rate the Canby Ferry during please everybody, not everybody at the Canby, or by calling Learfield the 2014 Clackamas County same time,” Hodson said. “As a councilor I at 503-650-3992. Fair. could be pretty dogmatic in my viewpoints and my positions on Exerpts from Mayor things. As mayor, though I don’t necessarily have a vote, my words Brian Hodson’s State of carry impact, and I need to be able to take in and hear all sides of an the City address offer a issue and not only mediate within the council, but mediate the Traffic signs going up pieces outside in the public eye as well.” look into the past year The mayor, like the council, is often inundated with not only in response to needs and the future. Read pages and pages of information to digest, but has to be available to the speech in its the community. Resident complaints about entirety online at Hodson said that being visible and being accessible are important excessive speed in Canby neigh- to him, but he’s had to learn to manage the time it requires to hold borhoods has prompted the city to www.canbyherald.com down a full-time job, be involved in the family and serve as mayor. reactivate the Traffic Safety He wants to do them all at the highest level. Commission. “The balancing of time has been a big In response to those complaints, “Following in the steps of Clackamas County, Canby learning piece for me,” he said. “There the TSC requested that the city have been a lot of 1 or 2 a.m. emails to the add the “speed enforcement sign” now has an official film and video program. As the city recorder or department heads with at the north and south ends of Pacific Northwest has become a popular destination for various questions because that was the Birch Street; east and west ends of film crews, Canby has been working on creating a data- only time I had free after the day’s activi- Territorial Road; and the north end ties. of Holly Street next to Territorial. base of locations for filming.” “I really like being able to be visible The signs were recently added and available,” he added. to those locations and City Administrator Greg Ellis said that drivers who exceed the posted READ: MAYOR, Page 5 speed limits will be ticketed.

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Levesque. Ninety-One Baker Prairie Middle School held its School crowns GeoBee Jan. 10. Sam Mitchell placed first and Michael Kelly, second. geography bee Oregon school level winners now will take a written test. Up to 100 top scorers in the test champion will be eligible to compete in the Oregon Geography Bee to be held April 4 at Western BY RAY HUGHEY Oregon State University. The state champion will advance to the [email protected] National Geography Bee May 19-21 in Washington, D.C., to compete for a $50,000 When it ended, eighth-grader scholarship. Chase Rumpca had the last The National Geographic Society will pro- word and the right answer to vide an expenses- paid trip to the nation’s capi- win the 2014 Ninety-One tal for the state champions and teachers- School National Geographic escorts. Geography Bee. The national winner will also receive a life- The right answer was time membership in the Society and a trip to “Chesapeake Bay.” It went the Galapagos Islands. with the question: “The Award-winning broadcast journalist Soledad Potomac River rises in the O’Brien will moderate the national finals, Allegheny Plateau and empties which will be televised. into what large bay?” Canby schools and thousands of schools Wednesday afternoon, Jan. across the country participate in the bee, using 15, started with 13 finalists, materials prepared by the National Geographic grades four through eight, all winners of pre- title. seventh grade, Kendra Guttridge, Aurora Society. The contest is intended to encourage liminary classroom geography bees. The con- The other finalists were : Fourth grade, Gonzalez Leon, Carlon Crebs and Mikey geography in classrooms, spark student interest test in the school gymnasium ended with Chase Ethan Porter; fifth grade, Jake Kahut; sixth Lachnicht; and eighth grade, Domnica and increase public awareness. and fourth-grader Josh Johnson going for the grade, Tyson Bowes O’hearn and C.J. Clark; Martushev, Micah Baltensperger and Isabella

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BY NANCY TOWNSLEY Canby Community Preschool and insisted he For the Canby Herald wanted to read it. “He just read the title,” said Kearns Moore. Canby mom Shasta Kearns Moore wants to “He’d never seen the book before.” trade a dozen cookies for a dash of compas- Despite her son’s unmistakable intellectual sion for Malachi. progress, however, anxiety over his future Across the nation thousands of folks like lurks in the background for Kearns Moore, her, connected to people with ongoing serious whose pregnancy turned high-risk after her medical issues, have turned to online sources obstetrician discovered she was carrying as they struggle to keep up with bills related to twins. She and her husband, medical records their loved ones’ treatments. software trainer Matt Millard, decided she They’ve created profiles on GiveForward, a would resign from her newspaper post and Chicago-based startup that helps individuals begin bed rest. raise money to cover out-of-pocket medical But their sons still arrived 10 weeks early, costs. in June 2010, and Malachi suffered a traumatic After being chosen to be in the elimination rounds, the Cougarbots and a team from Central Here at home, Kearns Moore is doing the brain injury during the birth process, which in Catholic strategize about how to work together, playing both offense and defense, to win the same — with a delicious twist. The author, turn caused his cerebral palsy — a central final match. wife and mother of identical twins aims to turn motor dysfunction that affects muscle tone, handmade Valentine’s Day posture and movement, goodies into medical funds among other possible compli- for Malachi, her 3-year-old cations. BOTS: Team is a son who has cerebral palsy. The newborns remained in She’s doing it using two the Oregon Health Science routes: a February bake sale University’ neonatal intensive in Hillsdale and a 35-day care unit for 42 days. campaign on GiveForward. In 2012, Kearns Moore relatively young group Collectively called “Show used her writing talents to Your Love,” Kearns Moore’s create and publish a board efforts are designed to help book called “Dark and Light: her son reach his greatest A Love Story in Black and potential by providing him White” (available at darkand- that started with Legos with targeted physical and lightbooks.com). That effort, cognitive therapies the fami- which began as an online ly otherwise could not (Continued from page 2) About First Technical Challenge: crowd-sourcing campaign afford. Her goal is to raise During the elimination rounds, the FTC is designed for students in grades 7-12 through Kickstarter, was “a $5,000. INFO CENTER huge success,” she said, and Cougarbots were paired up with another team to compete head to head, using a sports “Malachi’s brain damage taught her that “there is noth- and won the final match, earning them the model. Teams are responsible for designing, at birth remains a significant Here’s how to ‘Show Your ing more powerful nor joyful winning alliance award. building, and programming their robots to obstacle in his ability to run, Love.’ than a community coming Finally, the team earned second place for compete in an alliance format against other jump and play like his broth- If you’d like to help provide together in service.” the inspire award, which is given to the team teams. er does,” said Kearns Moore, medical therapies for Malachi, Yet with continued — and that best represents a "role model" FTC team The robot kit is reusable from year-to-year former editor of the Canby there are several ways to help: multiplying — medical I Visit his page, “Show Your by being a strong competitor on the field, act- and is programmed using a variety of lan- Herald’s sister papers, the appointments for Malachi on Love,” (http://gfwd.at/1aQXsHt at ing with gracious professionalism on and off guages. Teams, including coaches, mentors West Linn Tidings and GiveForward.com) and donate the horizon, Kearns Moore the playing field, communicating experiences, and volunteers, are required to develop strate- Southwest Community what you can. was getting nervous as 2013 enthusiasm and knowledge to others, and gy and build robots based on sound engineer- Connection. While her other I Share Malachi’s came to a close. “We have all working as a unit to achieve success. ing principles. son, Jaden — a mirror image GiveForward page on Facebook or worked hard to provide him Awards are given for the competition as of his dark-haired, blue-eyed other social media. with the very best therapies well as for community outreach, design, and sibling — scampers around I Pre-order baked goods for and equipment,” said Kearns Valentine’s Day by donating $20 or other real-world accomplishments. on area playgrounds, Moore. “However, this has Malachi can’t yet walk and more to the GiveForward cam- come at a high price and there lags behind his peers in paign. Print your receipt and bring it to the bake sale to collect a seems to be no light at the appetite and weight. dozen goodies of your choice. end of the tunnel.” Yet he’s a whiz with num- I Come to the bake sale bene- Though the family has bers, is already reading and fit from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on health insurance coverage, in loves to sing silly songs, Sunday, Feb. 9 at Hillsdale 2013 Kearns Moore and according to his mom, who Community Church, 6948 S.W. Millard spent $15,000 out-of- — when she’s not shuttling Capitol Highway, Portland. pocket on special therapies I him to his numerous therapy Canby-area residents who for Malachi, including several donate to the online fundraiser can appointments — spends her trips to California to meet pick up their goodies between days taking both boys on 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. the day of the with practitioners of the Anat outings to the library, the bake sale, Sunday, Feb. 9, at Baniel Method, modeled after zoo, on play dates with Canby Community Preschool the findings of Dr. Moshe friends and to specially (Canby United Methodist Church), Feldenkrais, a 20th century designed “inclusive” play- 1520 N Holly St., Room 9. scientist who believed the grounds for kids of all brain can change itself to mobility levels. improve physical skill and Almost always, Kearns Moore said, cerebral well-being. This year, the parents plan to pro- palsy is “associated with movement disorders” vide Malachi with six courses of Anat Baniel but can also affect cognition, speech and Method lessons, a trip to New York to have everything in between. “It’s similar to the him fitted with ankle-foot orthotics, an eight- effects of a stroke — everyone is different,” week course of scalp acupuncture, hippothera- she said. py (horseback riding) and music therapy. Malachi is fantastic at most academic pur- Because Malachi continues to have poor suits,” noted Kearns Moore. “He can sight- weight gain, a major focus will also be figur- The Cougarbots, mentors and coaches gathers around the robot and trophies after the tourna- read most simple words and some of his ing out a nutritional system that works for ment. They are: (far back) Randy Prakken, mentor, (from left) Ryan Bigej, Ian Oakes, Ben favorite books he can read to us in full.” A him, “with a gastrointestinal tube and its asso- Thompson, Austin Adair, Bryce Crispin, Steven Morris, Jennifer Gingerich, Mike Hershberger, couple weeks back, Malachi spied a book ciated co-payment becoming more and more (kneeling front) Madilynn Nissly and Harrison Gingerich called “Winter Rabbit” in his classroom at of a possibility,” his mother said.

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Fire district help arrived so dollar projects. hosts Aurora Fire District preparations and all was quiet and calm. quickly after my wife’s 911 call. As they My hat goes off to this city council. They Soon, the doors opened and the entire stu- transported me to Meridian Park Hospital, the got it right. They withstood a lot of unwar- To the editor: dent body of about 600 students flowed in men were totally professional. They worked ranted abuse, yet they persisted with their The Canby-Aurora VFW 6057 post and and the room came alive in laughter and jubi- as an effective team and were so very clear in vision for the city, were gracious at all times auxiliary, in our effort to recognize local peo- lant normal teen conversation. As soon as their communication with me, as well as and did the right thing. ple and organizations in our own community Principal Turner addressed the students with among themselves. Mayor Hodson has patiently guided a who are making a real difference, made chili, the microphone, the room went respectfully These men were: John Footman, Damian deeply divided council into a smoothly work- cornbread, salads and desert for an apprecia- silent as she explained the rules and expecta- Peters and Nic Newcomb. ing team, with common vision and the city’s tion night at the Aurora Fire District. tions of us all as we prepared to watch the Thanks so much for your outstanding lead- best interests at heart. The dinner was well attended by both fire- much anticipated event. ership over the years. The high quality of We are lucky to have them at the helm of man and VFW ladies and men. All we really Wow, we were so impressed at how courte- professional and caring services of the Canby this city. When you see them on the street, be knew about Aurora was that it is one of the ous and respectful the student body was dur- Fire and Rescue deserves the highest acco- sure to thank them. Tell them that you appre- fire departments that really saved the legion ing the entire assembly. What an awesome lades. ciate their maturity and leadership. hall when the building next door burned to room full of energetic students and staff. Tom Olson Bob Backstrom Canby Canby the ground. Thanks for your hospitality and great exam- As Americans, we take so much for grant- ple. The future looks bright with you guys ed and I would like to encourage you to visit coming along. Councilors finally Moving on to a new your fire and police departments, all your We look forward to being invited next year. schools, our VFW and American Legion, city Scott and Roseann Crum giving taxpayers Canby Library project Canby councils and other service organizations to a say on library could be a good idea see for yourself what they are doing to pro- tect and help you in so many ways. Thanks offered for To the editor: To the editor: A lot of these people are volunteers but help at critical time Last Wednesday evening, our city coun- Personally, I’m glad to see that the idea of their hearts are huge. A little thank you and cilors took that long-awaited step to allow a new library isn’t dead in Canby. appreciation goes a long ways. To the editor: Canby citizens to vote on a new library-civic After reading last week’s Herald about the Bernadine Ward center combination building. They worked new direction, I had renewed enthusiasm for VFW Auxiliary 6057 Having a grandson who is a firefighter- EMT in Washington (he just received his really hard to develop ballot language that the project. Perhaps it is best to wipe the slate Students behavior was lieutenant’s bars) and a stepson who served clearly states how they intend to best use that clean and begin with a new concept and a with distinction for 30 years with the Portland money. new plan. positive at geography bee Fire Bureau, I have grown to know and As you probably know, the city has no It is obvious that the last two ideas either deeply respect the essential services the choice but to spend that money; it was com- didn’t fit with people’s ideas of what we mitted by a 4-3 vote of the previous council should build or simply weren’t doable. And To the editor: Canby Fire District provides. I am sorry Canby will soon lose Chief Ted Kunze’s out- and former mayor back in 2012. Fortunately let’s face it, it brought out personal attacks My wife and I were invited to attend the for us taxpayers, this council intends to give that were childish, to say the least. Onward National Geographic Geography Bee held at standing leadership because of retirement. My respect for this department’s profes- us the right to vote on this project. and upward, Canby. Baker Prairie Middle School on Jan. 10, in Bruce Sullivan sional work was further deepened recently. I This will be the first time in the life of the which our granddaughter was a participant. URD (begun in 1999) that citizens will have Canby

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The Lions Club’s highly acclaimed The Canby Public Library is one of year grant from the Oregon Community Steach said that this unique Canby commu- Lions Quest program will also equip students 75 libraries in the nation chosen to Foundation. nity contribution is especially important fol- with skills to make healthy choices regarding offer a free four-part reading, viewing This grant supports learning for struggling lowing nearly a decade of declining state drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse and positive and discussion series for adults called students at the Ackerman Academy, grades investment in our public schools. interpersonal development skills. “Pushing the Limits.” seven-12. Based on the success of the Ackerman’s purpose is to help students The Oregon Community Foundation, a pri- The series will explore ideas about “Project Kids” grant, a third year of funding struggling to learn for a variety of reasons, vate nonprofit charitable organization, annual- nature, connection, survival and is also possible, which would result in a total including the barriers they may experience as ly awards more than $60 million in grants and knowledge. The café style discussions grant award of $20,000. a result of living in poverty conditions, scholarships to support community charitable will be led by Dr. Ernest “Tory” Lions Club Project Kids coordinator Jim behavioral problems or drug, alcohol or causes such as this one. Blackwell, a biology instructor at Jaggers, and Mary Walsh, Canby Educational tobacco abuse. The school’s goal is to help The Canby Educational Foundation non- Clackamas Community College. Foundation executive director, said in a every Ackerman student “return to the main- profit organization was formed in 1997 exclu- The first session will be held release that “Our organizations’ mutual goal stream” in order to graduate from high school sively to enhance and support educational Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 4 p.m., discussing for this grant is to help Canby’s innovative and be well prepared for life beyond high opportunities for the students in Canby survival and the book “Arctic Drift” Ackerman Academy become the best alterna- school. schools. CEF efforts are funded through tax- by Clive Cussler. tive K-12 school in the state.” During the first two years of the grant, the deductible donations from generous citizens, The remaining discussions will be Walsh credited the Lions Club for initiating Oregon Community Foundation’s funding organizations and local businesses. For more March 4 at 4 p.m., discussing nature the Project Kids project and suggesting the will be used to provide full classroom sets of information on how the donations are award- and the book “When the Killing’s partnership between the two organizations. novels for all English classes. A new free sup- ed as grants to benefit Canby students, visit Done” by T. C. Boyle; March 25 at 6 Ackerman Center Principal Noel Hygelund plementary “special interest” book will also http://www.canbyedfoundation.org/. p.m. – “Thunderstruck” by Erik and Canby School District Superintendent be provided to each Ackerman student in the For more information or ways community Larson. John Steach complimented the two volunteer first two years. Adult volunteer mentors will members or businesses can support this pro- The series concludes April 22 at 6 community organizations for demonstrating be recruited to help Ackerman students gram, contact Mary Walsh, CEF executive p.m. with a discussion of knowledge yet another example of how Canby volunteers improve their learning and personal develop- director at 503-263-9299 or Jim Jaggers, and part one of the book “The Land of can and do work together to “step up to the ment skills. An additional Careers program Canby Lions Club Project Kids coordinator at Painted Caves” by Jean Auel. plate” to help struggling students improve will help students explore their potential and 503-656-5775. MAYOR: Finding new city manager will be key issue (Continued from page 1) using existing urban renewal dollars to fund seem stable, he doesn’t feel the city is out of pieces we’ll have movement on this year. “Again, it’s a balancing time thing. I do the new library-civic facility, which will the woods with its budget. They are foundational things that help solidi- have a day job and need to put food on the house city government offices. If so, the work “The budget will be a concern,” he said. fy the direction we’re going as a community.” table and a roof over my family’s head. But, I on a new library will continue. If voters say “Our finance director is really trying to drive Hodson pointed to a doubling of housing fully believe people need to be heard and no, the money will be used for other, “less home the point – as much as we try to do, we starts this year over last and other indicators need to feel they are being heard. We can’t sexy” projects around town, said Hodson. have to be cautious. That’s hard when you that have him cautiously optimistic that the always fix things, but we can note them and The city is looking at several pieces of look at the pieces that you want to be able to economy is moving upwards. discuss them. I will listen to everybody, but it property around downtown that could be used do and finish.” “We want to be cautious with what we’re doesn’t mean I’ll agree with you. We can to house the facility. The city, he reminded, has a finite amount doing and ask what are the right projects and respectfully disagree on things.” Hodson noted that while there is still a lot of finances to work with. right way to manage Canby’s growth,” he Hodson is ready to move ahead and sees of angst about the loss of the Second Avenue “Overall, we want to move from survival said. “We’re seeing a housing comeback and plenty to like about Canby’s potential. He laid plan for a new library, the current work repre- mode to a position of being able to really we have a major focus on economic develop- out much of that last week in his state-of-the- sents the fourth library plan that has been look ahead as a city,” he continued. “What ment. There is interest in the industrial park city address at the chamber luncheon. It was a considered since the Melody Thompson may- projects can we do for Canby that will move and we’ve seen the film and music industry speech filled with humor, honesty and opti- oral era. us forward from a growth, economic develop- do projects in Canby. Oregon is still trying to mism moving forward. “I see that over the next 12 months we’ll ment and even school perspective? Schools find its way economically and Canby is part And that’s where Hodson hopes Canby can try to mend some fences that may have been are big part of Canby. How do we keep of that, but things seem to be picking up.” move – forward. hurt during this process,” Hodson said. “I Canby revered for its school system and on But through it all, Hodson said that Canby “I’ve really been talking with council and worry that the greater piece of Canby may the city side and how do we support that?” continues to stay close to its roots. Key to other entities asking them to not look at the not really know about the issues involved. If Hodson said the city is looking at ways to that are the small business owners who are hood of the car, but a mile down the road,” you don’t read the Canby Herald or don’t make those impacts real, including how to accessible, visible and involved in the com- Hodson said. “there will be stuff we have to watch the meetings on TV, people may not leverage SDCs as a tool to attract businesses munity. maintain and we’ve got some projects we’ll know much about what’s going on. We want and building codes. “When people say Canby is losing its small be doing. to bridge any gap that may exist. “Are we doing all we can to be builder and town feel, I say ‘I beg to differ,’” Hodson “The library-civic building will continue to Big issues the city will face is the finding business-friendly?” he said. “Do our building said. “This is just a friendly place and you be a big conversation piece for the communi- of a new city administrator as current head and business processes happen quickly, effi- can get out and see people and business own- ty,” Hodson added. Greg Ellis plans to retire at the end of the ciently and in a timely manner so projects can ers being part of the community. That’s a nice A vote in May will determine, in essence, year, and keeping an eye on the fiscal health get done? Can we help those businesses with piece of the Canby feel.” if Canby residents are okay with the city of the city. Hodson said that while things the county end of things? 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File photo by Jeff Goodman Coby Cates (front) soars past childhood friend Michael Walker for a layup in transition during the Canby boys basketball team’s league game at Lakeridge last year. The two talented players have graduated from their respective high schools, but the programs remain linked through coaches Dane Walker and Craig Evans as well as through Cougars players who grew up with the Walkers.

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By JEFF GOODMAN unmarked in transition. But doing it against quite a bit. I love them to death. ... It’s not in four years after losing in the play-in round [email protected] Cates and other Canby players feels different. fun to coach against those guys.” last season. t’s a mid-February evening last year, and It’s much more difficult. Evans, meanwhile, tries to avoid getting Walker, meanwhile, is trying to lead the Canby boys basketball team is trying “You don’t want to see them do poorly, but caught up in aspects of the matchup that don’t Lakeridge to the playoffs for the fourth- to take advantage of a fast-break opportu- you don’t want to see them make a shot to help his team on the scoreboard. straight time. The Pacers went 38-37 overall I beat you,” Walker says. “There’s a lot of anx- “I don’t even think about it,” he says of the in his first three years at the helm. nity in the second quarter of a tightly contest- ed home game. iety.” connection between the two programs. “It’s Both programs are striving to stay afloat in Coby Cates sprints down the court, darting more about, ‘We need to win.’ For me it’s a mighty TRL that includes defending state in front of the opposing bench as he fills a A new chapter never been, ‘I have to win this game against champion West Linn and perennial power- lane on the right wing. Coach Walker.’ I don’t think that way. Maybe house Lake Oswego. He doesn’t need much time to launch a Conference games between Canby and afterward, I think about it a little bit. During The teams have crossed paths seven times three-pointer — he just needs the ball. Lakeridge have taken on a special aura, and the game, that’s nowhere even close to my since Walker returned to Lakeridge, his alma But before a pass to Cates materializes, that’s due in part to the presence of Walker. mind.” mater. The Cougars have won just two of Lakeridge coach Dane Walker He coached the Cougars for eight those meetings. begins pointing wildly as he seasons, one of them with current Coaching connection “He is a great, great scout,” Evans issues a verbal warning to his CHS coach Craig Evans as an says of Walker. “He can watch film, players: “Shooter over here!” assistant, leading the program to As the teams warm up for last watch games and put together a And the Pacers quickly seven state playoff appearances year’s matchup in Canby, Evans game plan to go against any team in and at least a share of four league settles into one of the chairs on the recover, taking away what See RIVALRY, next page could have been an open long- titles during that span. bench. range look for the star guard. Walker’s son, Michael, grew The Lakeridge bench. For Walker, it’s simply an up in Canby and played for the He and Walker keep things light, instinct — he has react- Cougars before joining his father sharing a few laughs as they watch ed in similar fash- at Lakeridge. And they didn’t players go through pregame ion against leave without developing close routines. They’ll save the other gifted relationships with players, parents fiery sideline outbursts for shooters and coaches in the Canby communi- later. running ty. The relationship between But the teams’ first confer- the two Three Rivers League ence meeting this year, which is colleagues is characterized scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Jan. 28 by mutual respect and sup- at Canby High School, marks port. the start of a new chapter in the Evans, now in his fourth blossoming rivalry. year as Canby’s head Cates has graduated — he’s coach, served as an assis- now taking classes at Flathead tant under Walker during Valley Community College in the 2008-09 campaign. Kalispell, Mont. “When he first came, I Michael, his close childhood felt Canby High School had friend, won’t be suiting up for really gained a great educa- the Pacers — he’s currently a tor and someone who really member of the men’s basket- advocates and cares for ball program at Lewis & Clark kids,” Walker says. “He has a College in Portland. genuine love for kids and for Cates and several of the other the game of basketball. He’s seniors on last year’s Canby ros- good for Canby. I advocated for ter were the final remnants of Dane him when they approached me Walker’s legacy at CHS; they were part about who should have the (head of the high school basketball program coaching) job. And just about every when he was at the helm. Four years have game against Canby has been ultra- passed, though, and none of the current competitive. His teams are prepared. players can make that claim. They go out and give 100-percent. It For Walker, the absences of Cates, tells you something about the job Photos by Jeff Goodman Konnen Bell and Cody Sibel, among oth- he’s doing.” Current Canby boys ers, will make it a little easier for him to Evans made a brief detour to coach against the Cougars going forward. Gresham-Barlow following a round of basketball coach “I love so many of those guys, so many layoffs at CHS, but he returned in time Craig Evans (above) of those kids,” he says of Canby’s gradu- to fill the void left by Walker follow- was an assistant at ated players. “I was fortunate enough to be ing the 2009-10 season. CHS under Dane a part of a lot of those guys’ lives when He and the Cougars are hoping to Walker (left), who is they were little. Michael got to know them reach the playoffs for the third time now at Lakeridge. canbyherald.com | JANUARY 22, 2014 | PAGE 7 | Rivalry: Current players strengthen ties between Canby, Lakeridge SPORTS

(Continued from previous page) AT A GLANCE SIDELINES the state. It makes him very Rungs of a rivalry dangerous in the playoffs. If Covering area athletics he has time to watch you for A look at the seven Canby-Lakeridge boys basketball games since former Cougars Super Bowl Sunday a week, he is very good. I coach Dane Walker took the helm of the learned that from him — program at LHS: breakfast to help how to study a team really Jan. 7, 2011: LAKERIDGE 50, Canby 45 well. He’s just a great In Canby’s first game against its former fund youth softball coach.” coach, it falls behind 14-4 in the first quarter. Justin Langford and Andrew Evans combine for 31 points in the loss, which ends the The Canby Wildcats One hand in hoops Cougars’ seven-game winning streak. youth softball program will Jan. 25, 2011: CANBY 63, Lakeridge 50 be hosting its annual break- Basketball wasn’t Dane Canby forces 16 turnovers and finishes the fast fundraiser on Super game on an 18-5 run as Dia Kuznetsov scores Walker’s best sport, but it eight of his 15 points in the final two minutes. Bowl Sunday, Feb. 2, from was his favorite. Coby Cates, then a sophomore, has two 8 a.m. to noon. Walker was an all-state points. The event will be held at athlete in football and base- Feb. 11, 2011: LAKERIDGE 54, Canby 50 Cutsforth’s Thriftway, 225 ball at Lakeridge, where he The Cougars blow a seven-point lead with 3 NE 2nd Ave., in the Town minutes 20 seconds remaining, allowing the graduated in 1988. Pacers to finish the game on a 16-5 run. Hall. He pursued the latter at Justin Langford musters 24 points in a losing The breakfast will Portland State, joining the effort. include pancakes, eggs, Oakland Athletics organiza- Jan. 18, 2012: Lakeridge 49, CANBY 45 ham and sausage. The cost tion after being selected in Coby Cates finishes with a game-high 21 is $5 per person or $20 for a points, but the Cougars struggle against the the 1991 Major League Pacers’ zone defense and score just five family of four or more. Baseball Draft. He bounced points in the second quarter. They end up For more information around in the minors for with their seventh consecutive loss in a grind- about the event, email it-out game. about six years. [email protected]. But he never stopped lov- Feb. 10, 2012: LAKERIDGE 51, Canby 38 Canby has just 12 first-half points and makes ing basketball. only 15 of its 41 field-goal attempts, losing to AREA SCOREBOARD During his time at PSU, he a Lakeridge team that had dropped nine of 10 coached hoops at Lakeridge previous games. Andrew Evans scores a team-high 10 points. BOYS BASKETBALL Junior High School. During File photos by Kory MacGregor (top) Three Rivers League (6A) Jan. 18, 2013: LAKERIDGE 65, Canby 51 his offseason time in the and Jeff Goodman (left) Team WL Overall Coby Cates converts just one field goal while minors, he served as an assis- recovering from flu-like symptoms, and Canby Above: Jordan Sanders, Clackamas 00 12 2 tant under then-Pacers bas- is outpaced in transition. Reggie Oliver and shown during a game last Lakeridge 00 12 2 ketball coach Gene Schmidt. Michael Walker combine to score 39 points West Linn 00 10 4 for Lakeridge, which deals Canby its fourth year, spent large chunks Ore. City 00 94 “Every year I’d go off in loss in five games. of his childhood playing L. Oswego 00 85 March to spring training, basketball on the Walker Canby 00 75 then come back in September Feb. 12, 2013: CANBY 42, Lakeridge 41 Canby holds the Pacers to a season low in family’s hoop. The senior and coach basketball,” he points with an inspired defensive effort. Tri-Valley Conference (4A) says. Cougars forward Sam Stelk scores the go- forward and Canby will Team WL Overall ahead basket with 14 seconds left, and host Lakeridge at 7 p.m. La Salle 00 10 2 Walker assisted at Reggie Oliver misses a jump shot on Gladstone 00 92 Lakeridge’s last possession. Jan. 28 in the first of two Lakeridge for 10 years and N. Marion 00 76 landed in Canby after a short Home team in CAPS league meetings: Left: Madras 00 76 stint at Molalla High School, Cougars junior Jace Cates Estacada 00 48 Molalla 00 111 where he earned his first AT A GLANCE says Pacers coach Dane head coaching gig. Walker, a longtime family All the while, from the Tuesday, Jan. 14 Dane Walker at Canby friend, taught him how to Westview 51, CANBY 48 time he stopped playing shoot during his time in Central 60, NORTH MARION 37 baseball in 1997 through 2002-03: 17-8, 11-5 in the Pac-8 (third) 2003-04: 18-7, 14-2 in the Pac-8 (first) elementary school. GIRLS BASKETBALL 2006, Walker was working as 2004-05: 22-6, 15-1 in the Pac-9 (first) a scout for the St. Louis 2005-06: 20-7, 15-1 in the Pac-9 (tied for first) Three Rivers League (6A) Cardinals organization. And 2006-07: 22-7, 15-0 in the Pacific (first) varsity players at the time Team WL Overall 2007-08: 16-10, 10-5 in the Pacific (third) West Linn 00 11 2 his busiest months were 2008-09: 11-14, 8-7 in the Pacific (third) * would be over to play with Clackamas 00 11 3 February through November, 2009-10: 7-17, 5-10 in the Pacific (fifth) us. Canby 00 11 3 TOTALS: 133-76 (.636) overall, 93-31 (.750) Ore. City 00 85 so he was able to continue in conference play; reached the state playoffs “It was great being so coaching hoops. in seven of eight seasons, missing out only in close to the varsity coach, L. Oswego 00 76 He now holds a senior 2009-10; reached the state quarterfinals even though I never played Lakeridge 00 58 twice; went 5-9 overall in the playoffs; won position with EdgeLink, a three league titles outright and earned a share for him. Through all the Tri-Valley Conference (4A) recruiting services firm. of a fourth years of playing on the street, Team WL Overall When Walker left Canby * Craig Evans served as an assistant coach as well as the camps held La Salle 00 11 1 in 2010, it wasn’t because his annually, he was actually a Madras 00 85 love for the team or the com- Craig Evans at Canby big contributor to my game.” Gladstone 00 85 N. Marion 00 67 munity had soured. It hadn’t. 2010-11: 13-12, 5-10 in the TRL (fifth) Walker had a similarly Molalla 00 47 But he couldn’t pass up an 2011-12: 9-16, 2-8 in the TRL (fifth) profound influence on guard Estacada 00 47 2012-13: 8-16, 3-7 in the TRL (fifth) opportunity to try to rejuve- TOTALS: 30-44, 10-25 in conference play; Jace Cates, Coby’s younger nate a program at the high reached the playoffs in his first two seasons brother. Tuesday, Jan. 14 Canby 93, GRANT 48 school that nurtured his own Jace recalls a time during Central 55, NORTH MARION 33 athletic career. elementary school when Last year, the Pacers went dent. score like the best of them, locker room and is asked Walker changed the arc of his SCHEDULE 14-11 and topped the 70- And it didn’t take long for he’s smart on defense and he how a thrilling 42-41 win basketball career. Tuesday, Jan. 21 point benchmark eight times. the two boys to develop a knows when to take a gam- over the Pacers affects his “One day in fourth grade, I GBX: North Marion vs. Madras, 5:30 p.m. BBX: North Marion vs. Madras, 7 p.m. This year, Walker’s team friendship through sports. ble,” Evans says. “He’s a friendship with Michael. think, he noticed I was shoot- Wednesday, Jan. 22 bounced back from a season- They even share the same great two-guard.” “I miss him,” he says, “but ing with two hands,” Jace WRX: Canby at West Linn, 7 p.m. WRX: North Marion vs. Newport/Gladstone, opening loss to Southridge birthday. In high school, Michael’s it’s also fun to beat him.” says. “He taught me how to 6 p.m. with nine nonconference vic- “You think about how little success on the hardwood shoot.” Thursday, Jan. 23 tories in a row. they were — they were going came with his father as his Although the junior SWM: Canby vs. Lake Oswego, 4 p.m. ‘Good old rivalry’ Friday, Jan. 24 “Each team I’ve had has to kindergarten and first coach. It was a potentially enjoyed facing Lakeridge last GBX: Canby at Oregon City, 6 p.m. been extremely competitive,” grade and all that fun stuff,” treacherous dynamic — not Although Coby and season, he says this year’s BBX: Canby at Oregon City, 7:30 p.m. he says. “They’re really good just for the Walkers, but also meetings will be more mean- GBX: North Marion at La Salle Prep, 5:30 p.m. Walker says. “It’s amazing Michael have graduated, the BBX: North Marion at La Salle Prep, 7 p.m. kids. It’s just trying to create how long ago that was.” for Lakeridge — that the son rivalry lives on. And it’s not ingful because he is playing a Saturday, Jan. 25 a winning atmosphere, trying By their senior years, smoothed over with his work simply because Walker and much more significant role. WRX: Canby at Reser’s Tournament of Champions at Liberty High School to create the toughness that Coby and Michael had ethic and team-oriented men- Evans remain on separate As of Jan. 13, he was averag- (Hillsboro), TBD you need to be successful. become two of the best all- tality. ends of the sideline. ing 16.45 points per game. WRX: North Marion at Central tournament, The kids are responding. around athletes in the TRL. “You can never be right,” The link between the pro- “We have a really good TBD DNC: Canby invitational, TBD We’re trying to build up a At Canby, Coby was an Dane Walker says. “If you grams is enriched by current relationship,” Jace says. “It’s Tuesday, Jan. 28 level of competitiveness and all-conference defensive back have a game where you score Canby players whom Walker fun to play against him.” GBX: Canby vs. Lakeridge, 6 p.m. BBX: Canby vs. Lakeridge, 7:30 p.m. execution that I experienced in football, the league’s third- a lot, it’s (presumably) knew as toddlers. After the opening tip-off, BBX: North Marion at Estacada, 5:30 p.m. when I was a player and a leading scorer in basketball because you get to do what- Senior forward Jordan though, Jace probably won’t GBX: North Marion at Estacada, 7 p.m. coach at Lakeridge — the and a track and field state ever you want. If he strug- Sanders was about 3 years be thinking about Super Wednesday, Jan. 29 WRX: North Marion at Seaside, 5:30 p.m. same things I experienced at qualifier in javelin. gles, then it’s, ‘Why doesn’t old when the Walkers moved Bowl parties or other get- SWM: North Marion at Molalla Aquatic Canby. It’s been rewarding.” “He’s just a good kid,” Coach pull him out of the to Canby. The two families togethers with the Walkers. Center, 4 p.m.

Walker says. “Talking about game sooner?’ It’s always, were neighbors for a decade. The opposing coach, too, Note: Jeff Goodman is on vacation. Scores From Trost to the TRL him as a player would not do ‘It’s the coach’s kid.’ Michael For Sanders, his two older will be too busy trying to and standings are complete through Jan. him justice. He gives every- has handled that in stride his brothers and other boys on shut down the Cougars to 14.

The recent chapter of the thing that he has. He shoots whole life.” the block — including Tony dwell on the fact that he’s Key — BBX: boys basketball; GBX: girls Canby-Lakeridge rivalry has the ball really well, and you Sitting in the bleachers Kraus, a current sophomore known some of their players basketball; WRX: wrestling; SWM: swim- roots on a local playground. get everything out of him. before last year’s game, on the team — there was one for most of their lives. ming; DNC: dance When the Walkers moved What makes him special is Michael says he was wel- fact about the Walkers that “I’m not hoping anyone Home teams in CAPS to Canby in 1998, Michael his character.” comed warmly at Lakeridge stood 10 feet taller than the does badly,” Dane Walker enrolled at Trost Elementary Meanwhile, at Lakeridge, but that he has fond memo- rest: they had the only bas- says. “But at the same time, School. Michael was a top-10 district ries of growing up in Canby ketball hoop on the street. we want to win.” It’s where current Cougars finisher in cross-country, a and missed seeing Coby and “It seemed like everyday Adds Evans: “There’s not girls basketball coach Brooke top-10 scorer in the league in others on a daily basis. we were out playing on that any hatred. It’s just a good Cates initiated a running pro- basketball and a track and “It feels good to be back hoop, and Dane would even old rivalry.” gram, rewarding kids for laps field district champion in the here,” he says. come out and coach us up a they ran. It’s also where her 400-meter race. A few hours later, Coby little,” Sanders says. eldest son, Coby, was a stu- “He’s fundamental, he can emerges from the Cougars’ “Occasionally, some of the

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Public and legal notices GIVEN that on Tuesday, County clerk race draws new face printed in newspapers help February 4, 2014 at 7:00 fulfill the citizens’ Constitu- p.m. at Aurora City Hall, BY LORI HALL Robinson currently is consulting as an engineer and is tional right of due process of 21420 Main Street NE, the law by putting them on no- Aurora Planning Commission For the Canby Herald an entrepreneur with a background as a Navy officer, an tice of matters which affect will conduct a public hearing engineering instructor at Naval Academy, a program and them or their property. regarding Legislative Amend- A West Linn resident has filed to run against Sherry project manager for the Navy and as a department direc- ment 11-01 (LA-14-01) which Hall for the position Clackamas County clerk. tor for the city of Hillsboro. He is also a commander in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT would amend sections of the David Robinson, 46, moved to West Linn last March the Navy Reserve. OF THE Aurora Municipal Code. STATE OF OREGON At the conclusion of the with his wife, Sandy Webb, and their two chocolate He has a Bachelor of Science in engineering from Labs. FOR THE COUNTY OF public hearing, the Planning United States Naval Academy, a Master of Science in CLACKAMAS Commission will make a rec- Robinson said he decided to run for county elections civil engineering from Oregon State University and an Probate Department ommendation to the Aurora official after controversy stirred over a case of ballot MBA in business from Willamette University. In the Matter of the Estate of: City Council regarding the tampering in 2012 at the county clerk’s office. In 2010, Robinson ran against former U.S. Rep. FLORA M. EARLY, proposed amendments. The Deceased. “That particular section of city government needs David Wu and lost. Though a Democrat, Robinson said City Council will conduct a some new blood,” he said. Case No. P 13 12 014 public hearing to consider party affiliation should have no basis for the county NOTICE TO adoption of the proposed Back in the May 2010 primary election, Hall’s office clerk position. INTERESTED PERSONS amendments. That hearing is misprinted ballots to include a race that was supposed to He said the clerk position is “something I’m very NOTICE IS HEREBY scheduled for Tuesday, Feb- be on the ballot for the November general election, experienced doing. This is an area that I can affect the GIVEN that the undersigned ruary 11, 2014 at 7:00 p.m., which cost taxpayers $120,000 to correct. Then ballot way we live in a positive way.” has been appointed personal Aurora City Hall, 21420 tampering was discovered Oct. 31, 2012, in which a representative. All persons Main Street NE. Robinson said he wishes to bring “integrity and com- having claims against the es- temporary worker admitted to altering ballots. The proposed amendments petency” back to the county clerk position. tate are required to present for application LA-14-01 in- them, with vouchers attached, clude allowing food carts as a to the undersigned personal permitted use in the Historic representative at 549 NW Commercial Overlay (HCO) 2ND AVE., CANBY, OR zone. The update also propos- Tootie Smith anounces bid for Schrader’s Congressional seat 97013, within four months es to amend the Site Develop- after the date of first publica- ment Review standards to re- Clackamas County will work to repeal and Prior to being elected to the sentative from 2001 to 2005. tion of this notice, or the duce triggers for an applica- Commissioner Tootie Smith replace Obamacare. And I board, she was a state repre- claims may be barred. tion from a 10% increase in recently announced plans to will take full responsibility All persons whose rights intensity of use to a 25% in- run for Congress in Oregon’s for all my votes.” may be affected by the pro- crease and revises portions of Seniors and people with disabilities: ceedings may obtain addition- Title 18- Land Development 5th district against Democrat “We’ve seen a huge al information from the to correctly address the appli- Kurt Schrader at a recent decline economically, and we records of the court, the per- cation process and language kickoff event beginning in can’t continue down this WE CAN CONNECT YOU sonal representative or the related to recent updates to Marion County at Aurora unsustainable path of spend- to information and services lawyer for the personal repre- Title 17 - Historic Preserva- Aviation, ing more than we take in,” sentative. tion. Person wishing to partici- At several appearances last stated Tootie.“It’s time that 1-855-ORE-ADRC LINDA M. ADKISON pate in the public hearing may week, Smith said, “I’m run- Oregonians have a represen- Aging and Disability (673-2372) 2341 N. Maple St. appear in person or by repre- ning for Congress because tative in Congress who is Resource Connection www.ADRCofOregon.org Canby, OR 97013 sentative at the date and time Kurt Schrader said on local committed to getting us back of OREGON (503) 592-9172 listed above. Written com- television that the president on track. ADRC operates through the Oregon Department of Human Services Personal Representative ments may also be submitted 467401.121113 misled him on the healthcare Smith was first elected to by mailing information to AMY J. CROSS 21420 Main Street NE, Auro- bill, a bill he voted for but the Clackamas County Board AARP Auto Insurance Program OSB #050467 ra, OR 97002. did not read or understand. I of Commissioners in 2012. 549 NW 2ND AVE. One week prior to the from The Hartford CANBY, OR 97013 meeting a copy of amend- Now available from your local independent agent! (503) 266-6700 ments will be available for in- The City of Canby is currently accepting applications Call Today for your FREE, no-obligation quote: Attorney for the spection at no cost or copies for the Historic Review Board, Planning Commission, Personal Representative and Traffic Safety Commission. 503-266-3566 may be purchased at a reason- able cost. T.J. Beck & Kate Moore Published in the Canby For further information, Applications are also being sought for a new Municipal Thomas Beck Agency Herald on January 15, January please contact the City of Au- Audit and Financial Oversight Committee. Citizen members should

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Jack Ryan: Shadow pure Pottsylvania). Cherevin nurses a machinations. Ryan and Harper take bitter grudge against the United States off for Moscow, where they soon are Recruit and is plotting a terrorist attack on joined by Cathy, who doesn't know Wall Street (no cheering, please) and that Ryan is a CIA agent. (They've "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit" is a the destruction of the American econo- now been together for three years.) "Bourne" movie without the showpiece my. There's much cat-and-mousing with action scenes, the quirky characters or The movie is therefore heavy with Cherevin, and there's a good scene in a the carefully layered narrative. talk of international finance, which is fancy restaurant where Cathy distracts There's plenty of "Bourne"-like not especially thrilling, and further the silky financier with flirtatious vehicular mayhem, and there's a fero- lumbered with the usual ratta-tap com- small talk while Ryan slips away to do cious close-quarters fight scene, too; puter wizardry. improbable things with computers. but little of it is new, and its familiarity The picture appears to be an There's also some business with a reminds us how much more distinc- attempted reboot of the Ryan fran- Russian sleeper agent, a very old- tively this sort of thing was done in chise. (The most recent film, "The school ticking time bomb and a vital those earlier films. Sum of All Fears," came out in 2002.) algorithm. Dazzling Harper with his "Shadow Recruit" isn't a bad movie So it gets underway, rather slowly, higher-ed erudition, Ryan says, "We're — director Kenneth Branagh has con- with a back story montage. We meet looking at the Panic of 1837!" Harper structed a professional piece of tech- Ryan while he's studying for a Ph.D. at says, "We still need this algorithm!" thriller product — but it's clouded the London School of Economics in This sort of picture really requires throughout by an air of insufficiency. 2001. Jolted by 9/11, he joins the the dash and charisma of a full-bore The four previous "Ryan" movies — Marines and is deployed to movie star in the lead. Pine isn't there which starred Alec Baldwin, Harrison Afghanistan, where we see a helicopter yet, and he's outclassed by Costner's Ford and Ben Affleck as the resource- on which he's traveling blown out of easy warmth and old-pro line readings. ful CIA intelligence analyst — were the sky by a barrage of choppy editing. And while Branagh is, of course, an based on Tom Clancy's best-selling Shipped back to the States, he excellent performer, he's not really a novels. This one isn't. Now Ryan is regains use of his limbs with the help "movie star," either; murmuring his played by Chris Pine, an actor whose of (this is a little unclear) an aspiring dialogue ("America vill bleed") default expression of drooping uncer- ophthalmologist, named Cathy Muller through tightly compressed lips, he tainty seems wrong for the role; and (Keira Knightley). Then a CIA honcho seems more like a ventriloquist in his character has been inserted into a named Harper (Kevin Costner) turns search of his dummy than he does a tale devised by screenwriters Adam up to recruit Ryan for duty on Wall world-class villain. Cozad and David Koepp. Street, where he'll monitor the funding The actors go through all the The story hinges on a sinister of worldwide terror networks. motions of genre intrigue, but the Russian banker named Cherevin Ryan agrees, and before long his movie goes nowhere new. attention is drawn to Cherevin's fiscal — Kurt Loder (Branagh, with a thick accent that's Chris Pine in the new ‘Jack Ryan’ movie. Sudoku

Each puzzle is divided into nine sections, and each section has nine blank squares. Fill in all 81 squares on Assisted Living & Memory Care the puzzle with numbers 1 to 9. You may not repeat any numbers in presents your weekly crossword. any one of the nine sections that you’ve already used elsewhere in that section. Also, you can use each number 1-9 only once in each horizontal line of nine squares, and in Assisted Living & Memory Care each vertical column of nine squares. The puzzle is completed when you correctly fill every square. Answers on page 16.

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ANSWERS: ANSWERS: Life is Just a Little Easier Here. 451019.111313 | JANUARY 22, 2014 | PAGE 10 | canbyherald.com Dinner, dance, auction benefit St. Paul Parochial School

t. Paul Parochial School will hold its annual When the sun sets the event will kick into high school fundraiser -- a dinner, dance and gear with a buffet dinner followed by music and auction -- Feb. 1 in the St. Paul Community dancing. A group of community volunteers will pre- MUSIC Hall and organizers are inviting the public pare and serve the dinner, which this year will Pitchpipers set February concert toS join in the fun. include a buffet of barbecued beef and pork and all The event kicks off at 11 a.m. with an admission- the trimmings. The Oregon Trail Pitchpipers of Canby will present “The Magic free auction, a silent auction will follow and a live After dinner, patrons will travel to the community of Radio” Saturday, Feb. 15, at 2 and 7 p.m. at the Richard R. auction is set for 12:30 p.m. Auction items range hall ballroom for an evening of dancing and social- Brown Fine Arts Center. from vacation trips, antiques and fresh produce, to izing to the Menace Band. At 10 p.m. a drawing will The event will feature Sold Out, along with Canby’s own The goods and services donated by local businesses and be held for a $250 gift certificate for a stay at the Tonsorial Quartet and a new valley quartet in the Mid Valley individuals. Allison Inn in Newberg. Collision. Also performing is the North Marion High School choir. The event also features a raffle drawing for hand- Tickets for the dinner and dance are $25 each and Cost is $12 for adults; $6 for children ages 16 and under accom- crafted items. Tickets are $1 each or 12 for $10 and are available in advance. For more information, call panied by an adult. the raffle items are on display at the Banker’s Cup the school at 503-633-4622 or event chairman Steve To order tickets, call 503-338-4335 or email Coffee Shop in St. Paul. Hiller at 503-209-2712. [email protected]

You owe it to yourself! s a pastor I get many questions about what's in the Bible and what's not in the Bible. People are curious about what the Bible says on almost every Asubject. The Bible is not just a book. It's a collection of 66 ancient documents written by about 40 different people under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. They were written over a period of time stretching nearly 1600 years. "The Bible combines an interesting variety of genres and literary styles. There is historical narrative, prophecy, proverbial sayings, legal material, poetry, songs, genealogy lists, letters, and even apocalyptic text--a special type of Jewish literature. Included are accounts of war, songs of celebration, prophetic speeches, tales of betrayal, encouraging letters, funeral dirges, and stories of love. There's something for everyone in this unique book. But most of impor- tantly, the Bible is the grand story of God and the people he created. And that makes it your story too." (Starting Point by Andy Stanley.) Have you ever read through the Bible? You owe it to yourself to read through it at least once in your life. To often people discount the scripture based on the opinions of others who probably didn't read it either. Let the evidence of God's word speak for itself. 2014 would be an excellent time to see what God has to say to you. ~ Pastor Ken Harvey, Canby Christian Church

First St. Patrick Canby Catholic Seventh-day Baptist Church Adventist Church 488 NW 9th • PO Box 730 Church Canby, OR 97013 Services 2180 NE Territorial Rd Sunday Worship 9:30 A.M. Sunday Mass Schedule Canby, OR 97013-2528 Coffee/Fellowship follows Saturday Vigil Mass 5:30pm Phone: 502-266-2144 Sunday School 11:15 A.M. Sunday Morning Masses Pastor Doug Franzke 459447.010114 Tuesday 7:30 P.M. 8:30am, 11:00am & 4:00pm (Spanish) Daily Mass Schedule [email protected] Christian School Grades 1-12 Tuesday evening 7:00pm http://www.canbyadventist.org/ Home Extension Available Wednesday-Friday 8:00am Join us on Saturday (Only Christian School in Canby since 1976) Sacrament of Penance Saturdays 4:00pm-5:00pm English Bible Study 9:15 AM 1905 N. Maple St. Worship service 10:50 AM 459445.010114

503-266-7818 503-266-9411 459444.010114 Spanish Bible Study 3:00 PM [email protected] www.stpatcanby.org Worship Service 4:00 PM 459443.010114 Lee Wiegand, Pastor Email:[email protected] Zephaniah 3:17 459446.010114

Aurora Christ Lutheran Church Presbyterian AURORA Church 9:30am ~ SUNDAY MORNING Alive with the Love of Christ WORSHIP HOUR Hopeful in the promises of Christ Active in Service to Christ Children’s Sunday School Sunday Services Sunday 10:00am & Story Time Sunday SUNDAY WORSHIP Thursday 7:00pm Downtown Aurora Worship Services 9:00 a.m. Traditional Fellowship ...... 9:30am 21553 Liberty Street N.E. 10:00 a.m. Education for Adults A refuge where Jesus is Lord Services...... 10:30am 503-678-5701 9:15am First Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Contemporary A healing center of God 11:00am Second Worship Service A Holy Spirit Ministry Pastor Paul Belz-Templeman 15029 2nd Street NE Pastor Mike Shrock Musicians Roger & Nancy Wilhite 9:15am & 11:00am Sunday School 503-678-5135 602 N. Juniper St., Canby “A Warm welcome ...... www.clcaurora.org 503-266-2655 awaits you Ackerman Middle School 503-266-3232 in the heart of 444 N. Holly 503-266-4018 A Place at The Table Worship 459451.010114 historic Aurora” Last Sunday of The Month 459449.010114 www.canbychristian.org 13th Ave. near Ivy, Canby wwwaurorapres.com 459453.010114 459450.010114 459448.010114 11:00 a.m. with free community meal to follow

REALIZE: The Church of God Canby THAT YOU ARE A SINNER: Rom. 3:23 Smyrna United “For all have sinned and come short of the Schedule of Services: glory of God.” United THERE IS A PENALTY FOR SIN: Rom. Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. 6:23 “For the wages of sin is death...” Church of Christ CHRIST PAID THE DEBT: John 1:29 “Be- Sunday Morning Worship: Methodist hold the Lamb of God, which taketh away Rev. Dr. Deborah Patterson the sin of the world.” 10:40 A.M. Church YOU MUST BE BORN AGAIN: Jesus said 31119 S. Canby-Marquam Hwy John 3:7... “You must be born again,” Youth and Children’s services, Rom. 10:9 “That if thou shalt confess with (170) • Canby, OR thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and believe in 503-651-2131 5:00 P.M. Celebrating Over 140 Years! thine heart that God has raised Him from Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors. the dead, thou shalt be saved.” Sunday Evening Worship, 6:00 P.M. Sunday Morning Schedule: www.smyrna-ucc.org PRAY AND INVITE JESUS CHRIST Midweek Prayer and Bible Study 1520 N Holly Worship Service ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45am 9:00am & 10:30am INTO YOUR LIFE TODAY Wednesday Evening, 7:30 P.M. 503-263-6419 SUNDAY WORSHIP & CHILDREN’S SUN- Children’s Church Worship 10:15 am during 9:00am Worship service DAY SCHOOL 11:00am The Church of God worships at Sunday School Adults 9:00 am Classes for Adult, Youth & Children Children’s Ministry COMMUNITY LUNCHEONS 522 NW 2nd Street • Canby at 10:30am during worship Coffee Bar open between services Phil. 2:15-16 2nd and 4th Thursdays at noon. For further information call: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Child Care Available Nursery/Toddler care provided Wherever you are E. David Stegmeier, Pastor Pastor Karen Shimer for all service times. Wednesday 7:00 p.m. on life’s journey, 503-266-9297 Building is Handicap accessible 900 N. Juniper • 503-266-2074 503.266.2326 459458.010114 459455.010114

you are welcome here. (A born-again experience makes you a member. Acts 2:47) www.canby.com/canbyumc 459457.010114 335 NW 2nd Ave., Canby 459456.010114 www.canbyalliance.org 459454.010114 To Advertise, call the Canby Herald 503-266-6831 458779.010114

canbyherald.com | JANUARY 22, 2014 | PAGE 11| Around the Region A look at stories that are outside the area, but offer an interesting look at people, places or happenings

got him hooked on 1950s blues, by the likes of Muddy Collector Waters. Tefteller started col- lecting those, then liked the challenge of finding records of those who influenced them. gathers more He also honed a talent for recording, working at age 16 with Marx doing audio recording as well as remas- than 40,000 tering his photographs and other personal materials. Tefteller moved to south- ern Oregon in 1987, by then making a living collecting records and selling rare records, a John Tefteller life’s passion that gathers BY JEFF DUEWELL duced some of the looks through momentum as time goes by. Grants Pass Daily Courier most raw and some of his more “I have a good feel for For the Canby Herald intense blues per- than 40,000 what people want to hear. I formances ever record albums. have customers who are mul- John Tefteller will go just recorded. timillionaire investor types,” about anywhere to buy a rare Tefteller owns he said. “I also have people record, part of his passion for practically every For example, “Mystery endary blues artist Charley addition to his Tudor-style who buy them because they unearthing historic blues important Paramount record- Train,” done by Elvis Presley Patton. home a few miles outside want to sit down and listen to music dating to the dawn of ing that’s become available and dozens of others in the The 2014 calendar features Grants Pass. them. It’s a nostalgia thing.” the recording industry a cen- in recent years, leading one 1950s, was actually “Good original artwork for the long- It all started as a mail- The average age is 55-65 tury ago. rival collector to tell the Looking Girl Blues” record- lost Blind Blake record order business, with a typed- years old. A third of them He went to South Carolina Times, “This makes him ed by Furry Lewis in 1927. “Miss Emma Liza,” found in out list of customers, 40 don't own a computer. last summer for his latest completely insane, which “When the Levee Breaks” by a North Carolina flea market. years ago in Southern Tefteller is very likely at pearl, a fragile 78 rpm alone would make me like Led Zeppelin comes from It comes with a CD with California. this moment scouring the recorded in 1930 by blues him even if he weren’t such a Kansas Joe McCoy and his additional songs by Charley Tefteller’s first music country, making phone calls, legend Tommy Johnson. His nice guy.” wife, Memphis Minnie, who Patton, Jim Thompkins and exposure was rock and roll in digging for more lost music winning $37,100 bid on eBay Those sweaty blues make recorded the song two years other obscure legends of the the 1960s, then a good friend history. reportedly set a record for a up only a small fraction of after the great Mississippi era. 78. his 400,000-record personal River flood of 1927. About 80 percent of early Best known locally for a collection, but are the back- “I can trace it all for you,” blues recordings can be run at politics that ended bone of his business, World’s he says. found on CD now, but “many The Original with his 1996 loss in the Rarest Records. The 10-inch For the past 11 years, of them have not been prop- Josephine County commis- blues discs usually bring in Tefteller has added another erly restored from original Canby Plumbing, Inc. sioner race, the 54-year-old more than $5,000 apiece. dimension to his works, pub- nice condition discs and Tefteller is a recognized Quality, Warrantied Workmanship & Parts “It’s the roots of every- lishing an annual calendar sound awful,” Tefteller said. expert nationally and interna- Commercial • Residential thing everybody listens to “Classic Blues Artwork from “My job, with my company, tionally when it comes to the now ... Blues is the father of the 1920s” with his other Blues Images, is to make as New • Remodel • Repair blues. rock and roll,” said Tefteller, company Blues Images. many of them available in Retail • Backflow Testing A 2009 New York Times surrounded by old blues art- That grew out of a stun- great sound by using pristine • Backflow Installation story about the world of rare work and pictures of ning find in 2002 in Port original records to remaster record collecting spent much 805 NE 4th Ave, Canby Groucho Marx (yes, Groucho Washington, Wis., home of from. We have done about time on Tefteller and his 503-266-2091 Marx) in his small office. Paramount Records. Tefteller 300 songs so far, with several enviable collection of press- [email protected] “There are always people now has thousands of images thousand to go.” ings from Paramount who want to go back to the from Paramount advertising Tefteller says his epic col- Family Owned Since 1938 Records, an obscure roots and see where these from the era, including a full- lections fill various storage Ben, Jim, Chuck & Luke Sandsness Wisconsin label he says pro- CCB# 33572

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[email protected] ccb #153979 | JANUARY 22, 2014 | PAGE 12 | canbyherald.com C ANBY H ERALD " 1 0 0 - Y EAR A NNIVERSARY " T HE D ECADESOF H ISTORY TEACHER ADMITS HER MARRIAGE TO PUPIL TIMELINE

Identifies parties by admitted that the report concerning In a special school board meet- the attorneys for the defendants March 10, 1921 her marriage to 16-year-old Clifford ing, Mrs. Shaw Samuelson was dis- and to the people generally who Canby Cooperative record in County Clerk’s Samuelson is true. Mr. Hedges missed, as directors declared that listened to the evidence presented Telephone opens new Office appealed to the board in an effort to her influence with the pupils was by several witnesses during part of keep the woman on the school fac- lost. Tuesday and all of Wednesday. office on Second Street, ulty, but that question has not yet Even the most biased spectator in installs new 100-line By using a little brute force and been settled. — November 27, 1924 — the court room, after hearing the switchboard. awkwardness any 16-year-old When the marriage license at evidence, could acknowledge that April 1, 1921 school boy can manage to make a Vancouver, Wash., was published in the plaintiff’s claim had not been Corporation man- fool of himself. But when he a Portland paper several days ago, BOARD MAY substantiated. The court, in giving assumes the role of husband for his the woman and her youthful hus- instructions to the jury, declared it aged farms begin to school teacher, old enough to be his band both denied the truth of the APPEAL CASE is said that in obtaining a marriage make their appearance mother, he can sit still and depend matter very emphatically and license there was a species of on the east coast. upon being made a monkey of by a seemed indignant that people Verdict of Jury in gross immorality manifested by April 21, 1921 thousand inhabitants of this com- should suspect such a thing. But the plaintiff and her boy husband, The soviet govern- munity. And the list of peril that when it became known that school Samuelson Damage Case in that they misrepresented their pestered the Apostle Paul would ment has issued an authorities had investigated the Meets With Disapproval ages. And this misrepresentation seem mild compared to the pitfalls county clerks records, their attitude was acknowledged by both the order prohibiting any- which await the feet of Mrs. changed and a humble confession plaintiff and her husband on the one from the United Rosamund Lee Shaw Samuelson was made. After more than five hours witness stand. States crossing the bor- since Superintendent Gardner of the Public sentiment seems much deliberation Thursday, the Since the verdict of the jury ders of Russia after Canby Schools opened the flood opposed to retaining the teacher, Clackamas county circuit court was rendered numerous taxpayers April 20, according to a gates at a meeting of the board of and charges of ill conduct were jury, drawn to hear the Samuelson of the Canby school district have message made public by directors here Friday night. Prof. filed against her this week. School Board damage case, found expressed themselves favorable to an attorney in New York Gardner has been carrying on a The affair has stirred up a “hor- a judgment for the plaintiff in the a plan which may reimburse the for the Russian soviet careful and quiet investigation con- net’s nest” in the community and sum of $1,000. Mrs. Samuelson directors in the event the lower government. cerning rumors current in Canby Prof. Gardener is receiving expres- claimed damages in the sum of court’s verdict is sustained. for some time, and at the director’s sions of commendation from all $25,000. The verdict came as a June 30, 1921 meeting, his suspicions and the sus- right thinking people for the work great surprise to the entire com- A new, gas-engine picions of many others, were con- — February 4, 1926 — he has done in trying to adjust mat- munity so vitally interested in the powered Canby Ferry is firmed when the teacher in question ters. matter, and it came unexpected to nearly completed. August 18, 1921 Eight million autos reported on the roads in UNION HIGH the United States. IS GIVEN January 5, 1922 Clackamas County APPROVAL BY News becomes Canby Herald and Clackamas CONFERENCE County News January 12, 1922 The first definite stop on the initia- Union High School tive toward the formation of a Union District Planned High school at Canby was taken at a Petitions to the district meeting held at the M.E. church boundary board for the Saturday when the nucleus of a com- consolidation of 16 dis- mittee to take charge of the preliminary tricts to form a union organization work was formed. high school at Canby Representatives of practically all of are in circulation. the 16 districts included in the consoli- dation plan were present, and the dele- January 18, 1923 gates unanimously adopted a resolution Coinage of 300,000 favoring the consolidation. They made special 50 cent pieces, the provision however, that no building commemorating the is to be undertaken this year. This pre- 100th anniversary of the caution is taken in order to prevent any enunciation of the heavy tax burdens resulting from the Monroe Doctrine, is formation of the new district. authorized in the senate — March 9, 1922 — bill passed by the house. The Canby High School Basketball team in 1922, featuring Louis Lorenz, Noel Oathes, Wallace Dalen, Coach Gurley, Rex Barth, Ray Boardman and Lloyde Kendall holding the ball. January 26, 1923 CANBY TO HAVE U.S. Navy creates device to launch planes NEW HIGH from warships. SCHOOL “The Cradle shows will be a regular thing ECCLES IS RE-ELECTED June 21, 1923 BUILDING throughout the winter. The AS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Canby Herald moves student body pays all its own Buster” into Koehler building expenses in purchasing the At a meeting of the directors of Brown Tract Selected By Next Saturday piano, outfitting athletic Canby public school District No. 86, June 28, 1923 Overwhelming Majority teams, securing materials for Night grade teachers for the next school year Warner Grange Hall the Glee club, debate teams, at Election Thursday were elected and area as follows: in New Era opened with social committee and other Howard H. Eccles, re-elected prin- The Canby high school will such items. The motion pic- dedication ceremony Canby did her full duty at the spe- cipal and eighth grade teacher, in give its first public show at ture machine will be called attended by more than cial school election held in Barlow last which capacity he has served this dis- the Band hall next Saturday into service regularly for this 100 people. Thursday in deciding the question of a trict faithfully for the past eleven night, October 28, at 8 purpose. building site for the proposed new years, this making his 12th year. July 26, 1923 o’clock. It will consist of a 5- The high school will high school building to be erected in Mary A. Critser, seventh grade; Alta reel film entitled “The Cradle attempt to give good programs On the island of the Union High School district. Mae Ramsby, sixth grade; Stella Berg, Buster,” supported by students at reasonable prices and solic- Sicily Mount Etna The question to be decided was: fifth grade; Mande Beatty, fourth performing class stunts in the its the patronage of parents erupts, spewing lava “Shall we change the building site grade; Vesta Mark, second and third from Oakley Hill to the Geo. H. nature of vaudeville. and friends. and ashes throughout Mr. White, the principal, grade; Mrs. J.E. Sinclair, first grade. farms and villages. Brown tract in Canby?” The answer — October 26, 1922 — — April 26, 1923 — was 450 affirmative ballots and four- wishes it understood that these teen opposing the change. It is said to have been the largest vote ever poled at a school election in the district, and CHS OPENS WITH LARGE ENROLLMENT most decisive by all odds. Practically every patron in district No. 86 went to 120 Students Enroll The teaching staff and their Spulak, French, History, students of those districts to take Barlow Thursday and cast a vote for subjects are: Roma G. White, English, Algebra and U.S. advantage of a high school edu- Canby interests. on First Day of principal, Latin, Algebra, Civics History. cation where otherwise they There were eight districts voting in School and higher Arithmetic; W.E. The school board have hired a would be put to considerable the election, namely Mundorf, Canby, Gurley, Bookkeeping, Geometry, bus, which is owned and driven expense by attending schools in Macksburg, Marks Prairie, Union Hill, and Physics; Miss Lucile by Ed Shull, of this city, to pick other cities further away. The Canby high school Meridian, and Lone Elder, all compris- Cogswell, English, Physiology up students for the high school opened last Monday with a total ing Union High School district No. 1. and Biology,; Miss Avis at Paradise Corner, Macksburg, enrollment of 120, with an addi- — September 28, 1922 — Dougherty, Sewing, History and Yost Corner and Lone Elder, — September 2, 1926 — tion of two on Tuesday. General Science; Miss Emily which makes it possible for the THE DECADESyears100 IN HISTORY

The Herald continues its reprint of the 10-part series celebrating the Canby Herald’s 100th anniversary as this community’s news source. The Herald is going to reprint the entire “The Decades of History” book page by page over the next two years. The book itself is no longer available for purchase. Enjoy this walk through Canby history ...once again. canbyherald.com | JANUARY 22, 2014 | PAGE 13| CH COMMUNITY canbyherald.com

Sunday breakfast Legion Auxiliary improve balance and Bingo continues at Tuesday night concert strength. will benefit joins Burgerville for The classes are free at the Canby Adult Center scholarship program fundraiser The Canby Concert Association will host The CAC, 1250 S. Ivy St. Diamonds in concert Tuesday, Jan. 21, at the The Canby Adult Center’s Richard R. Brown Fine Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. bingo game runs from 1-4 The Canby American Canby’s Burgerville Bingo sessions The Diamonds had three gold records and 33 p.m. Tuesdays. Doors open at Legion Auxiliary will hold a restaurant will provide a appearances on American Bandstand. continue through noon. breakfast from 8:30-11:30 three-hour shift of fundrais- In all, the group, which has undergone various The first regular packet is a.m. to benefit the scholar- ing for the Aurora Unit 110, January incarnations, has recorded 15 top-40 hits and record- $5 and the second is $3. ship program Sunday, Jan. American Legion Auxiliary ed 253 weeks of air play on the charts. They are also There’s also a blackout pot of 26, at the Legion hall, 424 on Monday, Jan. 27, from 5-8 The St. Patrick considered one of the founding acts of rock and roll. $200 and weekly raffles. NW First Ave. p.m. Community Garden project Canby Adult Center is at Meal offers a choice of During that span, will hold bingo at the St. 1250 S. Ivy St. bacon, chicken-fried steak, Burgerville will donate 10 Commission candidate Karen entertainment will be Dr. Patrick parish center, 422 sausage or ham, hot cakes, percent of its profits to the Bowerman will hold a meet Larry Sherman, professor at NW Ninth Ave. in Canby hash browns, eggs to order auxiliary. and greet event Wednesday, Oregon Health Sciences every Friday in January. Play North Marion grad and English muffin. Feb. 12, from 5 to 7 p.m. at University. will be from 1-4 p.m. and party planners slate Beverages are included. Baker Prairie sets Puddin’ River Chocolates Sherman has played piano 6:30-9 p.m. Cost is $6 for adults and and Wine Bar. since he was 4 and will give Doors open a half hour bingo event $3 for children ages 10. fundraising bingo Bowerman is running for a multi-media lecture and before play starts. Use the Fir Street entrance. night Position 2 on the commis- musical performance during Regular games and spe- The North Marion grad sion. the event. cials are played; cash prizes night committee will hold a Community class will For more information, call He will talk about how awarded, including $200 pro- North Marion bingo night Baker Prairie Middle 503-810-0101 or email to music can influence brain gressive pot. Saturday, Feb. 1, from 6-8:30 focus on genealogy School PTSA will hold a [email protected]. function and healthy brain Proceeds benefit comple- p.m. at the NMHS commons. research bingo night Friday, Jan. 24, aging. His presentation, tion of St. Patrick Cost is 25 cents per card from 7-10 p.m. This Canby Adult Center “Your Brain on Music,” will Community Garden which per game. Winnings will be fundraiser helps with expens- focus on newer studies and provides fresh organic pro- cash and prizes. There will Interested in using the es relating to bringing some in need of senior include music ranging from duce for food bank clients also be raffle items. Snacks Internet and finding websites of the speakers to BPMS meals drivers Beatles to Bach. and gardeners. and drinks will be available. that help in genealogy such as F.W. deKlerk, Lopez Tickets to the event are For more information, call For more information, call research? The next communi- Lomong and the speakers $50 each and can be pur- 503-260-5095. Joanna Crumley at 503-981- ty class at the Canby Telcom before the merger with The Canby Adult Center is chased online at www.thel- 6478. training building will offer Ackerman Middle School — in urgent need of volunteer masplace.org or events@thel- plenty of resources. A local Minnijean Brown, Mrs. Kim drivers to deliver lunchtime masplace.org, or by calling genealogist, with more than Dae Jung, first lady of South meals to homebound seniors Kristen Berkey at 503-266- 40 years experience on the Korea and Arun Gandhi. in the Canby area. 5100 or Tracie Flores at 503- topic, will be on hand to A 12-game pack is $10 There are routes available 266-3031. offer tips on genealogy and children under the age of for Monday, Wednesday, search basics, overview of 18 are $5. 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Geraldine Lucile girls ministries. Mary Marjorie 20 years. Survivors include his wife, from Lassen High School in Survivors include five She was a member of St. Shirley Kunz; sons, Bob, Susanville, Calif., in 1953. Howard daughters, 16 grandchildren, Braker Patrick Catholic Church in Steve and Vern; daughter, On Sept. 3, 1984, he mar- Geraldine Lucile Howard, 22 great-grandchildren. Mary Marjorie Braker, 93, Canby for 22 years. Sandy; brother, Bill; 12 ried Caryl Youmans in 94, died Jan. 17, 2014, at her Her husband, Frank of Canby, died Jan. 1, 2014. Survivors include her sons, grandchildren; 30 great- Riverside, Calif. home. Howard, died in 1959. She was born Nov. 9, 1920, Kevin, of Portland, and grandchildren. He traveled the world for She was born on July 1, A memorial service will be in Effingham, Kan., to Timothy, of Terrebonne; A gathering will be held Krupp Industries, of 1919, in Seattle, Wash., to held Friday, Jan. 31, at 2 p.m. Charles and Agnes Gerety. daughters; Rebecca Moore, of Saturday, Feb. 8, from 1 to 4 Germany. He was a mechani- Trinette and Gerardus Pyl. at Gladstone First Baptist On April 4, 1945, she mar- Tiller, and Deborah Becher, of p.m. at the Canby Rod & Gun cal engineer and designed She retired at 82 after work- Church. ried Harvey Braker in Oregon Oregon City; seven grand- Club. large rolling mills and steel ing 40 years as a secretary at Memorial contributions to City. children; and 13 great-grand- machinery. He was a member the Oregon City employment CRU, Campus Crusade for She worked for Pacific children. Charles James Bow of the Sierra Club. office. Christ, in honor of her grand- Soda Works in Oregon City Burial will be at Willamette He is survived by his wife, Charles James Bow, 79, She was a member of daughter Staci Elsner (Hoeke) and as a secretary for Oregon National Cemetery. five children, 10 grandchil- died Jan. 2, 2014, in Canby. Gladstone First Baptist may be sent to Michael and City High School, and at the dren and one great-grand- He was born Dec. 22, 1934, Church for more than 70 Staci Elsner (account Oregon City School District child. Robert Kunz Sr. in Merkel, Texas, to Horace years and played the piano for #0764749), PO Box 628222, curriculum center. Robert Lee Roy Kunz Sr., and Clara Bow. He graduated 25 years. She worked with Orlando, FL 32862-8222 or at After retiring, she and her 77, died Dec. 12, 2013, at his various ministries, including https://give.cru.org. husband were snowbirds for home in Canby. In Loving Memory

PUBLIC RECORD Alice Birdelle Lowery “Bird” May 5, 1931 ~ January 18, 2014

Aurora Fire Saturday, Jan. 18 3:15 p.m., noninjury hit-and-run, NW First Alice Lowery, 82, died Jan. 18, 9:32 a.m., traffic accident, Interstate 5 and Avenue and N. Ivy Street. Monday, Jan. 13 Ehlen Road Sunday, Jan.12, 2:32 p.m., Tamie Kay Buker, 2014 at Legacy Hospital. She was born May 5, 1931, in Petersburg, Va., 4:56 p.m., traffic accident, Hubbard Cutoff Monday, Jan. 20 43, of Aumsville, arrested for driving with an Road and Piper St. 6:37 a.m., first aid, Interstate 5 northbound rest invalid license and possession of methampheta- to Oliver and E. Celeste Stratton. She was 6:28 p.m., traffic accident, Airport and Arndt area. mine, SE First Avenue at S. Knight Street. married to Julius Lowery. She was a homemaker and roads. Sunday, Jan. 12 was extremely social at the Canby Adult Center with Tuesday, Jan. 14 Canby Police 10:30 a.m., man trying to park pickup in front of her friends telling jokes, listening to the music and 12:35 p.m., first aid, 15000-block of Park Ave. store-jumped curb and crashed into the north playing pinochle. She was an avid volunteer for the 2:07 p.m., first aid, 25000-block of Eilers Road. Monday, Jan. 6 wall of the RiteAid at 891 SE First Ave., causing Canby Adult Center, for the local schools and was al- Police cited four employees at four Canby busi- 3:47 p.m., traffic accident, Hubbard Cutoff and minor damage to the structure. ways willing to help in any way she was needed. She Ehlen roads. nesses for furnishing alcohol to a minor during an Monday, Jan. 13 3:51 p.m., traffic accident, Highway 99E and underage alcohol compliance operation. never met a stranger, she had a heart of generosity, and 19:15 p.m., man arrested on credit fraud and loved to sing the old time hymns daily. She encouraged Liberty St. Friday, Jan. 10 theft charges for allegedly running up $694 on Wednesday, Jan. 15 3:30 p.m., noninjury hit-and-run, N. Douglas someone else’s account for services of an adult with her voice, she loved with her whole heart and she 1:28 a.m., first aid, 11000-block of Arndt Road. Street and NW Fourth Avenue. phone chat line, SW First Avenue and S. Grant will dearly be missed by many. Friday, Jan. 17 8:14 p.m., theft, 800-block of SE First Ave. Street. 5:36 a.m., first aid, 21000-block of Dolores Saturday, Jan. 11 Tuesday, Jan. 14 Survivors include her sons; John Gulliford, of Bai- Way. 12:30 a.m., Mandy Lynn Alton, 32, of Oregon 5:55 p.m., noninjury traffic accident, S. Ivy ley, N.C., Robert Gulliford, of Bradford, Pa., daugh- 5:46 p.m., traffic accident, Bents and Ehlen City, arrested on charges of DUII and reckless Street and SE Third Avenue. ters; Susan Inkmann, of Aurora Il., Agnes Vangsnes, roads. driving, N. Grant Street and NW First Avenue. of Canby, and Celeste Lindsey, of Bailey, NC., 20 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and daughter Tina Library book groups continue meeting monthly Radford. Memorial service will be Friday, Jan. 24, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. at Canby Alliance Church, 900 N. Two book groups meet The fiction book group sion, lasting about one hour. by Sherman Alexie Juniper in Canby. A reception will follow at Agnes monthly and offer something meets the third Thursday of Fiction Book Group: History Book Group: Vangsnes’ home at 489 N. Elm St. in Canby. A cele- for everyone. the month at 2 p.m. Feb. 20 – “Bridge of Jan. 22 – “Catherine the bration of life will be held at Canby Adult Center at a The history book group Both groups meet at the Scarlet Leaves” by Kristina Great: Portrait of a Woman” later date. meets the fourth Wednesday library in front of the fire- McMorris by R. K. Massie In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Canby of every month at 4 p.m. place for an informal discus- March 20 – “Blasphemy” Adult Center. 459826.012214

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(Continued from page 14) liked doing a lot of activities, enjoyed seeing Palmedo’s progress Tough call sue a spot as first alternate on Team “Everything is clicking for me,” including sports. My brother didn’t over the years. Sage credits her quick rise to a Rio for the 2016 Olympic Games. she admits, praising coach Ed like many activities, but he liked “She’s been doing well for a real- mixture of toil and great influences. “It’s a big question,” she said, Korfanty. “I’ve worked so hard fencing, so they put me in there too. ly long time,” Zagunis said. “To “It’s due to a lot of hard work noting her studies would not likely with Ed over the years. Everything I just liked it and kept pursuing it to watch (young fencers) grow and and a really great coach,” she said. permit the necessary training time. he’s taught me and worked with me the next level.” continue to do well at higher and “Without that, I would not be where “Most people say, ‘Go for the in practice has all come together in Learning at the Oregon Fencing higher levels is really something to I am today. Ed really understands Olympics, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime a general plan — a pattern I need to Alliance gym, located on the see. She’s a great person around the the sport more than anyone else opportunity.’ If it’s a serious goal of follow.” Oregon Episcopal School campus in club because of her great work I’ve talked to. mine, I’ll have to take time off “I feel like I get the sport more southwest Portland, Palmedo con- ethic. I’m extremely proud of her. “He just really knows the ins and before college. If (school) doesn’t than I did before. I’m lucky to have nected with Korfanty and found Sage’s mom, Kelly, still marvels outs of all that strategic planning appeal to me as much in two years, natural athletic abilities. I’m taller another mentor in Olympic gold at her daughter’s rapid progress in you need to approach fencing with. it will be a sacrifice.” than a lot of people, but it’s mostly medalist Mariel Zagunis. fencing. The sport can change, the referee- Having unconditionally support- mental stuff in fencing that mat- “She’s always been a role model “Sage won her first nationals ing style can change over time. He ive parents, it turns out, doesn’t ters.” of mine,” Palmedo said of Zagunis. when she was 10 years old and usually knows how that change is help her conundrum. “Mariel’s No. 1, so she can’t go any would always come in (among) the going to happen and affect the “They want me to do what in Saber rattler higher. I’ve gotten closer and closer top in the nation,” Kelly said. “It sport, and implements them in his general makes me happy,” she said. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that to where she is, but she’s still a role was hard to believe. The great thing teaching. He’s a genius.” “They also don’t want me to grow Palmedo has worked at it since she model. I’ve trained with my role was she just loved it. It made her Despite the flurry of victories and up too fast. So if I can stay around was 8 and a student at Oregon model for so many years, so it’s feel good about herself. Now she educational opportunities, Palmedo Portland for a few more years, Episcopal School. surreal.” has friends from all over the admits she’s wrestling with her they’ll be happy for that.” “It was an after-school program Zagunis, who still trains at the world.” decision about whether to defer her at OES,” she recalls. “I really just Raleigh Hills fencing club, has Princeton college admission to pur-

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