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On the beach in Cozumel
The New Era went with Vicki DeLong and Kimi Dixon on a Western Caribbean crmse on the Carnival Magic
recently. They departed out of Galveston. Texas and visited Cozumel, Grand Cayman and Montego Bay,
Jamaica. This photo, showing Kimi on the left and Vicki at right, were taken in Cozumel. "The weather was
beautiful and we heard it was snowing in Sweet Home," Vicki noted.
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Ol00iTUARIES
Robert Borders
Aug 20, 1935 -April 3, 2012
Robert O. Borders, 76, of Bak-
er City, formerly of Vernonia, died
April 3, 2012 at Good Samaritan Re-
gional Medical Center in Corvallis.
He was born Aug. 20, 1935
in Lansing, Kan. He moved from
Armourdale, Kan. to the Vanport
Community in Portland in 1942.
He married Jean Ann Anderegg on
April 21, 1953 in Stevenson, Wash.
Mr. Borders had many occu-
pations during his life; working in
the timber industry in Springfield
and Vernonia, owning a restaurant
in Vernonia for many years, sell-
ing real estate, arid was the owner /
operator of R & J Log Trucking in
Vernonia. He retired to Richland in
1997, later settling in Baker City.
He loved the outdoors from
hunting trips to Eastern Oregon,
trout fishing on the Snake River, to
salmon fishing on the Oregon Coast
- all the while planting bountiful
gardens every year.
Mr. Borders is survived by
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his wife of 59
years, Jean Ann
Borders; three
sons, Bob and
daughter-in-
law Robbie
of Baker City,
Steve of Ver-
nonia, and Da-
vid of Lebanon;
five grandchildren; and eight great-
grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by
his mother, Beulah South; and his
brother Derald Borders.
A memorial service will be
held at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 14,
at the Elm Street Baptist Church in
Sweet Home.
Contributions in Mr. Borders'
memory may be made to the Relay
For Life of Baker City sent in care
of Huston-Jost Funeral Home, 86
W. Grant St., Lebanon, OR 97355.
Death Notice
Adeline Marianne Daven-
port, 86, of Albany, formerly of
Sweet Home, died April 8, 2012.
Services will take place at a
later date. Sweet Home Funeral
Chapel is handling the arrange-
ments.
For additional information,
visit www.sweethomefuneral.com.
Mary Anke celebrates 100th
Mar3' Ancke, second from right, celebrated her lOOth birthday
March 18 with friends at Fir Lawn Lutheran Church. Born in Kuib-
ney, north of Salem, on March 16, 1912, the year Oreos and Lifesav-
ers were introduced, Mary lived in Sweet Home from 1947 unti last
year, when she moved to the Moses Lake, Wash. area to live with her
daughter Dona and son-in-law Les. Mary, who cooked at Foster
School for many years, was known throughout the community for
her exceptional cinnamon rolls. Her pastor said she was the best
cook in town. After her husband died in 1972, she lived alone until
last year, when her children insisted she move to Washington. Here
Mary celebrates with old friends, from left, Betty Acaiturri, Barbara
Rice and Kim Palmer.
A Little Night
Music to feature
11ziTh school
performers
Sweet Home High School's top
choirs and bands will perform Friday
evening, April 13, in the second an-
nual A Little Night Music, a musical
dessert event that raises funds for the
music program.
The event begins at 7 p.m. in the
high school cafeteria. Patrons who
pre-order tickets, prior to 5 p.m. on
Wednesday, April 11, will be seated
at tables and served desserts and
drinks. Cost for pre-order tickets is
$10 each.
The musical performances
will include vocal and instrumental
groups and solos coveting a wide
genre of music.
Performers will include the
Symphonic Choir, which won second
place last yea? at the state champion-
ships. Choir Director Matthew Clark
said the choir will perform "a little
lighter pieces that aren't normally
performed at our choir concerts."
Also performing will be Sound
Check 49, the chamber choir, whose
repertoire for the evening will in-
clude the Beatles' "Imagine" and
"MLK" by U22. :
The high school Concert Band
and Jazz Band perform as well. De-
tails regarding their program were
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i i/'__ __ Those who have not RSVP'd
can pay $5 at the door, but that will
not include refreshments.
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