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Unemployment fraud checked Thun surance tru s t fund where it helps hold down taxes for O regon e m p lo y e rs Each c la im a n t a ls o f o r f e it e d fu tu re benefits fo r periods ra n g in g fro m one to 26 weeks, netting fu rth e r sav ings to the fund I th in k people are beginn mg to get the idea that we a re serious about fra u d in f he u n e m p lo y m e n t i n s u ra n c e p ro g ra m in O regon,” said Ray Thorne, a d m in is tra to r of the D iv i s io n “ I f w e f in d o u t c la im a n t s have be en cheating, odds a re we ll get them e ith e r in the cou rts or w it h a d m in is tr a tiv e pe n a ltie s.” In a d dition to the $40,560 re claim e d through the w ork s e a rc h v e r ific a t io n p r o The Sandy post office w ill d e liv e r an em ergency se r vice fo rm called Post O ffice W atch to seniors in the area w ith in the next few weeks A re g is tra tio n fo rm is pa rt of the brochure B rie fly , if a senior does not pick up his . m a il, th e m a il c a r r i e r n o t if ie s th e C la c k a m a s County Senior Council who then im m e d ia te ly checks on the senior It m ay m ean that som ething is ve ry w rong "M any people are con c erned about older people liv in g alone,” said D orothy The S m all Business A d r e c o r d k e e p in g , m oney m in is tra tio n and Mt Hood m anagem ent, tim e m anage C o m m u n ity C o lle g e a re m ent supervision, the law s p o n s o r in g a b e g in n in g and y o u r business, and SBA business workshop T h u rs program s. day, M a rc h 19. The E ree m an ag em en t aids workshop w ill run fro m 9 w ill be d istrib u te d and a film a m to 4:45 p rn w ill be shown There m ay be The workshop w ill feature tim e f o r q u e s tio n s an d representatives from SBA, discussions. c re d it and collection, an a c The M arch 19 workshop countant, an attorney and a w ill be held at MHCC, 26000 m anagem ent consultant A ll S.E, S tark, G resham , in the speakers have a w o rking Town and Gown Room knowledge of sm a ll business E o r i n f o r m a t io n a n d I he subjects covered w ill re g is tra tio n , c a ll M HCC be c re d it and collections 667 7392 SUHS concert slated Sandy High School w ill present a free in stru m e n ta l concert this Monday, M arch 9 The concert w ill begin at 7 :30 p m P e rfo rm in g w ill be the SUHS w ind ensemble, stage E lin k , co o rd in a to r of te pro gra m . C h u c k T r o p p , a c t in g postm aster in Sandy, and his s ta ff of c a rrie rs are im plem e nting the p ro gra m , in con ju nction w ith the Senior Council. The telephone num ber fo r the Council is 635-6774, or c a ll the Sandy post office 668-4044 fo r details band, freshm en band and jazz ensem ble The w in d and ja z z ensembles w ill play selec tions w h ich they w ill fe a tu re on th e ir upcom ing tou r of C a lifo rn ia The band w ill leave fo r its tr ip Tuesday fame ta Cftnreh ......... ~ ~ COMMUNITY IM M A N U E L P resbyterian Weigh Station adds dinners L o n M a r s to n He is su rvive d by his w ife , G race of G resham ; a son, Roy o f T r o u t d a le ; a daughter, E ve lyn P ie rce of G re s h a m ; fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n and one g r e a t gra nd child. Those who wish m ay con trib u te to the Cancer Eund in his name. E u n e r a l s e r v ic e s f o r fo rm e r C h e rry v ille resident Lon I^ane M arston were held S a tu rd a y in the A u tu m n ( ha pel E uneral Home in G re s h a m He d ie d la s t W ednesday, Eeb. 25, in a P o rtla n d hospital at 89 years o f age. Born in Oregon C ity, he a t tended school there and in C h e rry v ille . When he was 19 he m oved to G resham He m a rrie d G race Nancy M yers on Eeb 6. 1919 in M ill C ity, He served in the U S A r m y d u rin g W orld W ar I M r. M arston had w orked as a tim b e r fa lle r u n til his re tir e m ent He was a m em ber of th e G re s h a m A m e r ic a n Ix ‘gion Post. ly m oved to C a lifo rn ia fo r a short tim e before se ttlin g in Hood R iv e r where he co m pleted his education. He m a rrie d N a ta lie Jesse in V ancouver, Wash , on Dec 19, 1 9 1 6 and they lived in Hood R iv e r u n til 1918 when th e y m oved to P o rtla n d . In the 1930s, M r Z w e ig a rt began a ca re e r as a re frig e ra tio n engineer and w orked u n til 1963 when he r e t ir e d fr o m th e B litz - W einhard Com pany The Z w eiga rts had m oved to Sandy in I960 He is survive d by his w ife ; a daughter, M a rg ie K in g of C a lifo r n ia ; tw o b ro th e rs , H e n ry of C anby and Clarence of W oodburn; two g ra n d ch ild re n and six great g ra n d ch ild re n . D e w e y Z w e ig a r t E uneral services fo r San dy resident Dewey August Z w e ig a rt were held E rid a y , Eeb 27, in the chapel of San dy E uneral Home. In te rm e n t follow ed at the Id le w ild e C em etery in Hood R iver. M r. Z w e ig a rt died in a C lackam as hospital Eeb 24 He was 82 Born in M isso uri, his fa m i Shawn Nerison of Weigh Station restau ran t in Sandy has opened the P io n e e r B o u le va rd lu n ch ro o m fo r evening dining Pleasant Home spaghetti feed set Saturday The 'S usie'' group of the P le a s a n t H o m e U n ite d M ethodist Church is having its a n n u a l E a m ily S tyle S paghetti D inner this S a tu r day. M arch 7. fro m 5 to 7 30 pm . The din n e r w ill be at the chu rch located at the in tersection of S E B lu ff and Revenue roads. They a re f e a t u r in g hom em ade F re n ch bread and hom em ade pies T ickets a re a v a ila b le f r o m th e ’ Susies'' o r at the door s a a s a r 4 U The sessions center on the m eaning of “ fa m ily ,” the place of re lig io n as a fa m ily streng th, the uniqueness and s tr e n g th s o f in d iv id u a l fa m ilie s and an e xp lo ration of how the fa m ily un it can be a po sitive influence in the co m m u n ity In s tru c to rs fo r th e w orkshop are D r. and M rs D a ro ld B ig ge r of College Place, Wash The Biggers are concerned about the w ay the 20th ce n tu ry life too often A c ro s s from P o v n ii Y o u r d o g w il l w a lk o u t In t t y l e " M / 6 6 8 -7 2 2 7 X (6 61 3 3 9 3 Eves 1 7 4 6 0 Strauss in Sandy S t. M I C H A E L 'S s*t eve 7 3 0 p .m . Sunday M a n 10 0 0 • m St John« C a th o lic Church Walcha». Oregon M a». 6 p m Sat., 8 a m Sun. C ornar Strauss «, Pleasant Sandy, Oregon Fathar Carl Gimpl 668 444b • USF & G • ROYAL Reg $ 1 7 .5 0 Mbk $ J ^95 ln d | Sabbath School M o rnin g Service « »34” • ir 'iK $ 100 ,o » 9 9 ” Yo u A re W elcom e • MUTUAL OF ENUMCLAW TFRRV ZU LL 668 7714 Home 668 6144 C hurch ROGER M . A TK IN S Sandy Insurance Agency! 39041 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. OR 668 5527 "Independent & Home-owned” . an y TexTan M e n ’s Panhandle Slim SHIRTS 668 5712 C h a p e l o f t h e H ills B ib le F e llo w s h ip lo c a t e d E H w y 26 b e t w e e n S a n d y & 8 i ig h tw o o d Sun B ib le S c h o o l. . . 9 : 4 5 o .m . Sun, W o r s h ip S e rv I 100 a m Sun. E v e n in g S e rv . . 6 . 0 0 p m W e d P o s to r V is ita t io n 7pm T h u n . B ib le S tu d y . 7J5 p m Sunday School 9 45 a m M o rn in g W orship 10 4 5 a m Evangelistic Service 6 0 0 p m F a m ily N ig h t W ednesday ... 7 0 0 p m D o le E d w a rd s PASTOR 40% Off! Church Phone 668 5589 Church of the Good Shepherd (E p is c o p a l) S un da y C o m m u n io n 9 a m. M id w e e k S e rv ic e s T u *s T h u rs 10 a m BIBLE STUDY- 9 45 AM MORNING WORSHIP - 11 00 AM CHURCH TRAINING - 1 00 P M AFTERNOON WORSHIP - 2 00 P M (PASTOR) Ted Oavis CHURCH PHONE - (6 1 601 ] Father Lindsay Warren HOME PHONE - ( ( I (7 (1 2 8 4 7439 little P io n e e r c h u rc h o n W e s t P io n e e r B lvd Sunday Pastor 6684795 9 4 5 Sunday S< twv>i 11 (Ml Mtwntng Wr<»hin 6 (XI I wrung W .»ship si« laurea W ednesday 7 K) pm I’ mv »» M.s tm, « « war ¡FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH SANDY f la n n e l ghirt» for Call 622 3654 I Church 66 8 4 0 6 4 Across from Thriftwoy and Mon denom,noi.onol P o s to r K e n t M c K in n o n A s s is ta n t M ik e W h is n e r M/e In v ite you to Join us f o r fe llo w s h ip 3926 I Proctor Blvd. 668 4 3 12 C o lto n w estern You o r e w e lc o m e Independent Sandy Baptist Church $ 1 Z 50 I Ö WESTERS SHOP • ' STOP in? Many other items on Sale? Dec o ra ti P o sto r R o b e r t F. S c h e it e n ASSEM BLY OF G O D TAILS EHD Soddie in stock! Selected W omen's Panhandle Slim Blouses I Sunday School - 9 :4 5 a m SANDY (2‘ t miles from Sandy) - - S a ndy (S e v e n th D a y A d v e n tis t C h u rc h ) M o r n in g W o r s h ip • I I 0 0 a m Pastor ____ 30% O ff! S lra w , foil and lea th e r western hats in all I 71 5 0 U n iv e r s ity A v e 9 30 a rr I I OC » m • PROGRESSIVE Selected Strow Hats! Acme, Texas t Justin Pastor H O McAdams C u rr e n tly m e e t in g a t Proctor end U n iversity Reg. $27 Sale! 1, ¡. ¡, Selected Boots on Sale I 7 00 p m Sandy Church of the Nazarene CHURCH • VIKING . . 9 4b a m 11 00 a m 6 00pm 1 3 0 5 0 B o bby Bruce Lana A D V E N T IS T • DAIRYLAND (S o u th e rn ) 15150 SE ORIENT DRIVE BORING. OREGON . ^ Sunday School I Morning Worship Evangelist Service J Bible Study 'W ednesday........... M 3 - 6 2 I3 Hang in there ikj- » Gospel of Christ Community Church SANDY S E V E N T H -D A Y • UNIGARD < M arch Clearance S ale W ran g n ler l » r Cowboy ro w k n u Cut JEANS a .m . (K e ls o areel 6 pm ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH P'. A -J W o r »h ,P ............................. ... W * d . s e r v i c e ..................... 7 p .m . 8 a » . A la n I . W y a t t, p a s to r S U N D A Y S E R V IC E S / Presenting the reformed faith S u n d a y S c h o o l.................. 10 a .m . CHURCH • UNITED PACIFIC KO FPKE Hoodland Church of Wemme C A T H O L IC The Insurance P rofessionals FR AN K iw o H .^ u ho *’ ,0n 38965 Proctor, Sandy • BONNEVILLE • P r o f e t a io n o l G r o o m in g • Q u a lit y C o r * • R e a s o n a b le R a t* « E «tende d to All N e w d n e a rly n e w l The business provides a break in academ ic study fo r ‘Q u a d 9 :3 0 o , 8 .4 S „ , 1 1 :0 0 o r PA STO P This space fo r re n t Call 668-5548 TINA’S Brass Ring T he 1977 S a n d y H ig h School gra d operates the r e s t a u r a n t e v e n in g s as alm ost a separate business. H e ’s e xp a n d e d th e lu n chroom menu and purchased e xtra equipm ent r 8 :3 0 o i Sunday School J l b l * S tudy W o r ,h l P 6 6 8 6 2 3 2 — C hurch A ls o n e w Baby G ifts Specialties include p rim e rib and seafood alm ondine, but sandwiches are also o f fered scheduled fo r 7 to 9 p .m ., F r i day, M arch 6, and 2 to 5 p.m . and 6 to 8 p m S aturday, M arch 7 R e gistra tion fee is $15 fo r each fa m ily I* o r fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n , c o n ta c t th e Hood V ie w school, 663 4568. The school is located at 26505 S.E Kelso Road. W o rs h ip A C o rd ial W elcom e is H o rn * 6 6 8 6 1 0 0 C h u rc h 6 6 8 - 4 5 4 3 fo r th e fa m ily All-Bread Groom ing Solon w ill take the e n tire evening service A nu rsery w ill be open fo r in fa nts to fo u r ye a r olds Sandy B ap tist Church is located at 3 4 4 9 5 S.E. J a rl Road, tw o m iles east of San dy ■ - CHURCH Oponing eonh.p ........... Sundat school ............ 9 45 am •<*nm g worship , . . . j l o O i m Home Bible Study ............5 00 p m Retail Clothin 1 leaves couples and fa m ilie s in sham bles, Caudell said D r. B ig ge r is c u rre n tly pastor of the W alla W alla College Seveth day A dven tis t ( h u rc h He was p re vio usly d ire c to r of the C h ristia n Counseling Center in R iverside, C a lif W o rksh o p sessions a re LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday school N u rsery C o re D u rin g W o rship P a s to r Jo h n H V a n Liw rop • INTER WEST T h e SPCC ÌfW C n o n tA s i M o v ie s la te d S u n d a y “ D istant T h u n d e r," a high ly m oving and d ra m a tic film , depicts what life m ay be like d u rin g the G reat T rib u la tio n period The film , a sequel to “ A T h ie f in the N ig h t," w ill be shown this Sunday evening, M a rch 8, at Sandy B aptist Church. It shows how conditions m ig h t w ell be d u rin g the G reat T rib u la tio n The film s p e c ific a lly deals w ith the seven seal judgem ents of chapters six, seven and eight fro m the Book of Revelation I t c le a r ly p re s e n ts th e Gospel as it relates to life to day and dem onstrates how it w ill a ffe ct those who w ill hear it in the fu tu re The 80 m in ute color film a The son of Weigh Station ow ner Jan Nerison does a ll the co o kin g fo r d in n e rs beginning at 5 p m B o rin g school hosts fam ily w orkshop "T 'The h e E a m ily : C ircle of L o v e ,” a two day workshop designed to e n rich the fa m ily re la tio n sh ip , is being offered by the Hood View Ju n io r Academ y in Boring M arch 6 and 7. “ A ll fa m ily m em bers m ay p a rtic ip a te in this exp erien tia l w orkshop w hich features exercises, discussions and film s fo r both parents and c h i ld r e n , ” a c c o r d in g to Nome Caudell, Home and School Association leader. | ) S A N D Y ( O r e , PO ST s m a ll b u s in e s s w o r k s h o p gra m . the E m ploym e nt D iv i sion o rd e re d $158,642 in repaym ents and denied 3,802 weeks of benefits in fraud cases de tected by o»her m ethods d u rin g the last three m onths of 1980 A lth o u g h a d m in is tra tiv e penalties and denied benefits a re costly and em b arra ssing to cla im a n ts who tr y to cheat the system , th e ir m ise ry d o e s n 't n e c e s s a r ily end there, Thorne said "W e tu rn th e m o s t fla g ra n t cases over to local d is tr ic t a tto rn e y s fo r c rim in a l prosecution T his is u su ally treated as a felony and often resu lts in periods of probation, fines and an oc casional ja il sentence in a d d itio n to r e s titu tio n p a ym e n ts,” Thorne said Post office watch begins Eor area senior citizens concerned about th e ir safety or who need someone to check on them if they a re ill, hu rt o r in need of help, a new p ro gra m can help 1981 (Sec S B A , M H C C s c h e d u le P ro g ram nets added bonus When the Oregon E m p lo y m ent D ivisio n started check ing w ith em ployers last Oc tober to see if people who dra w unem ploym ent are ac tu a lly looking fo r w ork, the idea was to nudge cla im a n ts out of the benefits line back in to jobs However, the pro gra m has netted Oregon em ployers an a d d itio n a l bonus in the form ol fra u d re s titu tio n and penalties D u rin g the fin a l q u a rte r of 1980, 68 u n e m p lo y m e n t cla im a n ts were ordered to repay $40,560 to the E m ploy m ent D ivisio n because th e ir stories d id n 't check out w ith em ployers where they said they had applied fo r w ork The m oney is return ed to th e u n e m p lo y m e n t i n M a rc h 5 We emphasize Biblical teaching, supportive fellowship, children s learning center & regular home meetings I Belt bonanza W rap your L w a is L in tooled leather. . I 6 ’ ’ , IHTINC AT; FASI0R1 S*»<ty Hifh School (Rluit Road) Sunday mornings ($ 30 11 30) W lohn Moore (695 2924) Of A! Baylis (658 4728)
