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A t Boring Upper Grades
Obituaries
H onor students announced
George Allgeier
F u n e ra l services for
longtime Sandy resident
George Allgeier were held
Saturday. Nov 27. in the
chapel of Sandy Funeral
Hom e V au lt interm ent
fo llo w e d
at
F ir h ill
M e m o ria l C e m e te ry in
Sandy
M r Allgeier died Nov 27
in Sandy He was 99 years
old
Born G eo rg e D a n ie l
Allgeier in Carrollton. Mo .
Feb 19. 1883. he was raised
in Missouri and at 18 years
old began to work his way
west
Upon arriving in Oregon
he worked as a bridge
builder for the railroad He
married I j u r a I Dugger in
1913
The fam ily moved to the
Sandy area in 1920 and
cleared land to raise cattle
and berries He later work
ed as a millwright, along
with farming and driving
the school bus At the age of
90 he continued driving
tractor on the farm
His wife preceded him in
death in 1976
Survivors include his
children. Ella Lang of Cot
tage Grove. Irene A rm
strong, Edward Allgeier
and Moritz Allgeier. all of
Sandy, and Arthur Allgeier
of Gresham; nine grand
children. and 12 g rea t
grandchildren
The fa m ily suggests
memorials be made in his
name to St Jude’s Home in
Sandy
Martha Krebs
M a rth a A
K rebs of
Wemme died Nov 26 in
Sandy She was 81 years
old
Bom M artha A Fenske
in Seaside on Oct 13, 1901.
she married George Krebs
in 1920 in Sandy They
made their home in this
area After her husband's
death in 1926. she remained
in the area and later m a r
ried Rudolph Krebs
They lived in the Sandy
area until 1951 when they
moved to Wemme
Mr
Krebs preceded her in
death in 1974
She is survived by two
daughters. Esther Lymp
and Evelyn Trum bly. both
of Wemme; a sister, Ruth
Schiewe of Redmond, two
grandchildren, and three
great-grandchildren
Funeral services were
held Monday in the chapel
of Sandy Funeral Home
Interm ent was at F irh ill
M e m o ria l C e m e te ry in
Sandy
Hill Watts, right, governor of the Northwest District of Kiwanis International, was the
central figure at a recent dinner meeting in Sandy. The special event, held at the
Presbyterian Church, was hosted by the Sandy Kiwanis (Tub. Frank Happold. lieutenant
governor of Division 6«. welcomed Watts.
T w o days a w eek
Assessor closes office
The Clackamas County
Assessor's Office will be
closed to the public two
days a week
G e o rg e
M a lin .
C la c k a m a s
C o u n ty
assessor and tax collector,
announced at a meeting
with the Board of County
Commissioners last week
that it will be necessary to
close, to the public, the of
fice for two days each week
if the functions of the
department that are re
quired by law are to be per
formed
He explained that the
workload is as great as
fo rm erly, but with the
reduction of 23 staff per
sons at the beginning of the
1982 83 budget year, the
timely processing of tax
payments is not possible
for the office to still provide
the normal services to the
public
“ Many alternatives were
examined, and the decision
to lock the door and not
answer phones on Tuesday
and Thursday was reluc
tantly approved.’’ Malin
said
Currently, the restricted
budgets have resulted in
sim ilar decisions in the
Clackamas County Clerk's
office which closes to the
public for a portion of each
day
There are several other
counties including Coos.
Linn and Lane which are
s u ffe rin g s im ila r c o n
straints
I wish to express my
reluctance to cause any in
convenience to any citizen
who needs in fo rm atio n
fro m the d e p a rtm e n t.
Malin said He hopes the
public will understand the
necessity for the closure
Boring U p p er G rad e
School last week announc
ed the names of students
who made the honor roll for
the first nine weeks of
school
Students must maintain
a grade point average of 3 2
or better in order to qualify
for the honor roll
F if t h G ra d e : T r a c i
Chambers. Jodie Fisher.
Angela Gonzales. Angie
Hamel. Valerie Harrim an.
Lim Hing Lon Houston.
Kellie Laufer. M ichelle
Liepold. C a m e McKenzie
Denise P hillips. E ric
Reynolds. Anne Rockwood.
Lori Scheidel. Deana Shof
fitt. Chad Steiner. Tracy
Telford, Julee Thickins,
Duane Toyooka
Sixth Graders: D aryl
Anderson. Renae Aschoff,
Robbyn Bailey. Lori Ben
nett. Lana Broeren. David
C o p h e r.
S te fa n ie
Danielson. Doug Greene,
Derick Hager. Rochelle
Hale, Julie Hansel
J i l l J a c k s o n , E r ic a
Jones. Christine Kashuba,
Weridi K itto. Stephanie
Lee. Stacey Reasor. Moira
R ic h a rd s o n .
Shannon
Stearns. K a rri Sto ller.
Cheng Tang, Sok Tang,
Denise Toyooka, Laurel
Trotter. Joanna Whitmore.
Randy Young
Seventh Graders: Leslie
Barker. Bill Cate, Billy
Fisher, Michael Ford. Kel
ly Russell. Mary Houston.
Mike Koch, Kristy Kruger.
Suzanne McKenzie, Steve
Maxwell, Pixie Meier
C h ris M oody, R ick y
N a k v a s il.
B la ir
O ’Halioran. Barry Pack.
C r a ig R e a s o r . S tu a r t
R ic h e y .
Leng
Tang.
Stephanie T ram m ell. Nan
cy Trotter. Bill Waugh.
Lydia Yungeberg
Eighth Graders: Hobie
Anderson. Lori Aschoff.
R o an n e C a te . K r is ty
Fadness. Corey Fox. Jayna
F r y . K im G u s ta fs o n .
Robert Kruger Danielle
Phillips Chris Rockwood
K im
R u n d le .
S co tt
Shields. Alicia Smith. John
Strickland Chuang Tang,
T in a T e lfo rd
K ris tin a
Whitmore. Tam m y Wright
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