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Thur»., F*b 12, 198» (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore ) POST— 3 Wash Norman Howze Funeral services for Nor man Neal Howze of Boring were held Friday in the chapel of C arroll Funeral Home in Gresham He died Feb 3 from injuries sustain ed in a tra ffic accident. He was 22 Born Sept. 2, 1958. in Portland, he attended Sandy Grade School and graduated from Estacada High School. He served two years in the Marine Reserves. He is survived by his father. C alvin Howze of Gresham; mother, Geneva Howze o f B o rin g ; tw o brothers, Howard of Sandy and Jim m y of Portland; a sister. Amber Phillips of Portland, and his grand p a re n ts, M r. and M rs. W illiam Howze of Marion and Mr. and Mrs Clifton McKeever of Bakersfield, Calif Interment was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Gresham Leonard Kisor G raveside services fo r Leonard F . K is o r, S.E. Leewood Lane, Boring, were held last Thursday, Feb. 5, at S k y lin e M e m o ria l Gardens in Portland. He died at his home Feb 3. He was 64 He was born in Portland Dec. 31, 1916 A fter com pleting school, he worked for Sears. He m arried Cleo M ille r in Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 1, 1938 In 1941, Mr. Kisor began work as an asbestos worker and was a member of the Asbestos Workers Local 36 He retired in 1975 for health reasons He is survived by his w ife; two daughters, Lenita Bur rows of Portland and Vicki Cornelius of Roseburg; a son, Randal of Portland; two sisters, Georgia Danielson and Ardyth Reynolds, both of Eugene, and seven grand children. They lived in Montana where M r Ahrenkiel worked in m ining They returned to Oregon in 1951 to make their home near Boring He work ed in area m ills until his retirem ent in 1975, He is survived by his w ife; tw o c h ild re n , A rn e t of Portland and Lorraine of Boring; two brothers, Ken neth and K eith, both of Salem, and a sister, Nina Komas of Salem Elbert Bigelow F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s fo r fo r m e r S andy re s id e n t Elbert Bigelow were held Monday in Forest Grove. In terment was in Union Point Cemetery in Banks Mr. Bigelow of Cornelius died Thursday, Feb. 5, at Forest Grove Community Hospital He was 72. Born Oct. 3,1908, in Eagar, Ariz., he m arried L illia n Estes on May 12, 1932, at Saf ford, Ariz. He lived in Eagar for 41 years before moving to Mesa and Lehi, Ariz., where he liv ed until 1958 when he moved to Sandy. He is survived by his w ife; a son, Rodger of Puyallup, Wash ; e ig h t dau g h te rs, Opalene Barnes of San Simon, Ariz., Mazie Cheney of Queen Creek, Ariz., Judy Jones of Peoria, Ariz., Patsy W illia m s and L y n e tta Sohler, both of Cornelius, Lorraine Leymaster of Van couver, Wash., Emma Lou Tanner of Brush P rairie, Wash, and Sandra Jones of Hillsboro; a brother, Owen of E agar; a sister, E lm ira Packard of California- 28 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. Henry Verdoom Morris Ahrenkiel Funeral services for M or ris Ahrenkiel, a Boring area resident since 1951. were held Tuesday in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home. Inter ment followed at the C liff side Cemetery in Sandy He died in a Gresham care center Feb 6. He was 63 Born in Torrington, Wyo. March 17,1917, he grew up in Iowa He served in the U S. Arm y during World War II for three years. Following his discharge, he returned to Salem and later m arried Vida Jackson in Vancouver, H e n ry V e rd o o rn d ie d Tuesday, Feb. 3, in an Orange City, Iowa hospital following a brief illness He was 83 He was born Aug 14, 1897 in M iddleburg, Iowa. He m arried Anna Muyskens at Hospers, Iowa. A fter fa rm ing and running a repair shop there for many years, they moved to Boring in 1946. He raised berries in Bor in g a nd w o rk e d fo r Bissenger Co. in Troutdale until his retirem ent in 1963 He is survived by his w ife; two daughters, G e rtru d e Huisman of Hospers and Diana Sharer of Gladstone; two sons, Donald of Boring and Henry of Gladstone; 17 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren. Six brothers and four sisters also survive. The vP ost A ttoootion Notional Ce lo i SS SUBSCRIPTION RATES ... .... MOO Multnomah County ............ ...................... >9.00 llsaw hara In Oregon >10.50 In Nortbwast ond kocllic Coast Stotas Outside Orapon par yaor >13.00 Outside Northwest ond kocllic Coast Statas par yaar >1< Sandy Post, Sandy. Oregon 97055 The Sandy Post 4273 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars w ill hold its regular meeting at 8 p m at the VFW Hall. The Sandy Golden Age Club w ill bold its semi monthly potluck luncheon at the Sandy Senior Center at noon The Welches School Board w ill meet in regular session at 7:30 p.m. at the school The Rebekah Lodge meets at the Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p.m. Saturday. Feb. 14 O rchard Crest N ursing Home w ill host its rock’n ’roll jamboree to raise funds for the American Heart Associa tion from 1 to 4 p.m To phone in a pledge, ca ll 668-7644. Sunday, Feb. 15 The Mt Hood Movie Club w ill present “ Invaders from M ars’’ at 7 p.m in Room 51 at Sandy Union High School Monday, Feb. 16 Local schools and govern- Tuesday, Feb. 17 The Sandy Chamber of Commerce meets at noon at T J ’s Fireside Dining A class on vegetarian cooking w ill be held at the Cedar Ridge School home economics room from 7 to 10 pm R e g is tr a tio n is available at the Sandy Com m unity School. The Sandy City Council w ill meet at 7:30 p m at City Hall Wednesday . Feb. 18 Basic cosmetology w ill be taught at the Sandy Com m unity Center from 10 to 11 am . R e g is tr a tio n is available at Sandy Com m unity School. Barlow T ra il Unit 23 of the Oregon Retired Educators Association meets at 2 p m at the Hood Chalet récréa tion room Zara Richey w ill give a book report A bake- trade is also scheduled. Joan Wilson w ill lead a discussion of visual imagery techniques and theory at the Community School tra ile r from 7 to 9 p.m. D a ve P e d e g a n a w il l discuss creative color for the p h o to g ra p h e r a t C e d a r Ridge School Room 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. Registration is available through the Com m unity School. Increased drinking pays off The Oregon Liquor Control Commission reported this week that liquor revenue d is tr ib u t e d d u rin g th e 1979-80 fiscal year amounted to nearly >68 m illion, an in crease of 7.62 percent over the previous fiscal year. Based on its population, Clackamas County received >566,293 and the city of Sandy re c e iv e d >23,421.54, e x cluding city revenue shar ing, for the fiscal year. The State General Fund received m ore than >35 m illio n ; the incorporated citie s, >12.5 m illio n ; the counties, >6.2 m illio n ; the Ci ty Revenue Sharing, >8 8 m illio n , and the Mental Health Alcoholism and Drug S e rv ic e s A c c o u n t, >5.1 m illion. State law provides that 56 percent of net revenue from liquor sales, license fee and one half of a ll privilege tax collections on beer and wine goes to the General Fund; 20 percent to the cities, 10 per cent to the counties, and 14 percent to the city revenue sharing account which is a llo c a te d by the S tate Department on a quarterly basis. vices Account. Liquor sales fo r the fiscal year exceeded all previous y e a rs , a m o u n tin g to >146,625,183 This was an in crease of 7 95 percent, com pared to the previous fiscal year. The remaining 50 percent of the privilege taxes col lected on m alt beverages and wines in earmarked for th e M e n ta l H e a lth Alcoholism and Drug Ser- TMC S ta te c o lle c to r s n a b b a ck ta x M id w a y th ro u g h its special delinquent tax collec tion campaign, the Oregon Department of Revenue has brought in more than half its goal Revenue D irector Robyn Godwin said last week the departm ent has collected >21.7 m illio n in delinquent state taxes in the firs t five months of the 10-month cam paign. That is 53 percent of the target amount of >41 m illion. The accelerated collection program was approved by the special session of the Oregon L e g is la tu re la s t August to increase state re v e n u e s . The re v e n u e department began the col lection speed-up Sept. 1 and w ill continue through the end of the biennium, June 30. “ We’re o p tim is tic about reaching our goal,” Godwin said. “ We have been averag ing about >4.3 m illio n in delinquent tax collections each month. At that rate, we w ill exceed the goal set by the Legislature.” The Legislature also ap proved an estimated tax pro gram during last August’s special session. Individuals who don’t have enough state tax w ithheld fro m th e ir wages or who aren’t covered by withholding. wHl have to estimate and pay part of their 1981 income tax this year, rather than waiting un til the following year. We've got i t . . . You should get it. Doubles th e pleasure' 668-5548 •Total market cow»«|» k 500 circulation row ! All-Brwwd Grooming Salon a Professional Grooming a Quality Cara a Reasonable Rates "Your dog w ill walk out In style" 17460 Strauss in Sandy The Weigh Station Ltd. Thursday. Feb. 19 The Sandy Optimists w ill m eet at noon Fireside Dining at T J ’s CASHING CHECKS IS HASSLE FREE with YOUR IBS CHECK GUARAN TEE. $ • Seafood Almondine • Half-broiler, Barbeque Chicken baked in barbeque sauce. Served with baked potato and v e g e ta b le ......................................................................................................... *5.50 0C No. 7 St. Jude’s Home w ill host a rock’n 'ro ll jamboree to raise money for the American Heart Association from 10 a m to 4 p.m. E ntertain ment and hourly door prizes w ill be a part of the fundrais ing festivities To phone in a pledge, call 668 4108. ment offices w ill be closed in observance of Presidents Day Fillet of Cod, covered with hollendoise & almonds. Baked potato and v e g e ta b le ......................................................................................................... *5.95 ttt-5 5 4 6 In Clackomos County par yaar Frldav, Feb. 13 N .w ip o p ti Association ond U S Suburban brass bublishad «oably Thuisdays by Tha Outlook bublisbinfl Sandy Oregon • TOSS Second class postala pord at Sandy Oropor Thursday, Feb. 12 Dinner Entrees, featuring: (USPS 481-1») MIMSf* St. Jude’s sponsors rock’n’roll jamboree Feb 12,1981 • A larqe Prime portion, Rib roasted t L 4 to your taste. Served with baked potato, vegetable and complemented by au jus & horseradish..........................‘ 6.95 * ( k D *ntiw wrwd eitb |'MH ulkd tnd tin * brted bi»*d IF c a s h in g a c h e c k G ives your p a tie n c e a test Relax! We h a v e som ethin g To g iv e you a rest Also on our Menu: No Clowning Around. . . w h e n a u to -tru c k , tra c to r p a rts a re n e e d e d . C o m p le te m a ch in e shop s e rvice . Store Hours: 7:30 to 6:00 Mon. thru Sat. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY NAPA AUTO PARTS /■■K (NArAr FANCHER TRUCK PARTS 7 30 am 6 pm , Mon Í GRESHAM ¡ 665-8111 255 ME Hogan Rd. (»TACADA »TORI SANDY A t the In d e p e n d e n t Bank W e k n o w w h a t you n e e d That's w hy p e rso n a l c h e c k s To $100, a re g u a ra n te e d f j r /9 T 9 Dinners served 5 - 9 p.m. Tues., Wed. & Thurs. and 5 - 1 0 p.m. Fri. & Sat. Lunches served Mon. thru Sat. Sat. 868-4444 311 Proctor, Sandy 630-6614 Crepes Quiche Turkey Melt Dinner Sandwiches Chef Salads Fine Wine Selection Imported Beer Fresh Ground Coffees O ur C h e c k G u a ra n te e C a rd is th e s a m e As 5 c re d it ca rd s, fingerprints A n d your G ra n d m o th e r's m a id e n n a m e Stop b y a n d a p p ly For your c a rd to d a y A n d tre a t yourself to c h e c k c a s h in g The q u ic k a n d easy w ay! z Z k The hdipENdENT B an U of SANdy 38561 Proctor Blvd S andy OR 97055 668-8030 38786 Pioneer Blvd. in Sandy. 668-6642 HWY 2 M (S1ACAOA i
