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> SANO* The road from 1974 to 198« has been paved with long hours for Bill The Herzogs opened a lounge next to the re sta u ra n t in D ecem ber 1977, which m eans that workday s c a n start in the restau ran t at 6 a in and end at the lounge between midnight and 2 30 am The restau ran t. 1 cm ated at 39024 Proctor Blvd , stays open every day b u t C h ris tm a s B e tte sa id on weekends Bill will often stop at the restau ran t to work a few hours and end up working a full day No m atter when you come in. em ployees have questions. Bill said I think it m akes employees more com fortable when the owner is around " Bill said studies show th at good service is the most im portant ingre dient for success in the restaurant business For that reason, he is pleas ed to have an excellent waitress staff " All m all. Bill said they have cost $ ' ‘ J ill s h o w th e ir a p p r e c ia tio n to c u s to m e rs 5 p ric e s on S a tu rd a y . as good a crew as they have ever had Good food and com petitive prices are the other essentials tKat keep custom ers coming back, he said Bill said 80 percent to 90 percent of their business comes from repeat custom ers With better signug, t ' . might be able to pull in more travelers off Highway 26, Bette sai l The people of Sandy have be, good to us." Bill said W e'vehad ups and downs like everyone els. ! ste.ik will he sold A » hi» ker . • S i ’ O , lav l'h< 1'388 p ru e f.u $ is |6 25 B ill sai d th e r e w e re fo u r s c i 'l v when they pur restam anLs <-hase»l the business Now the area tias 24 resta 1 ura nt s 1 1 l ave ohserved a l h.' H e r a - agi s dow ntow n num ber o• H eritage S< 1 n.- ' l l not been built w hell they t a ' is,-,1 the restaurant ,v. he»t neighbors such Ite y s, l i e 's G roekett's as I le» l.el Jewelrv am s i , . » lo s e up shop W ith api'l v m . i i i ' l v 18 to Al people employed f till tim e, T J s rem ains h ! downtown The hour .a» o a in to 9 p in w eek.lay s. a m i 6 a in to 10 p in on weekends ! '. I, ; e is ojEen from 11 1 I luring the week, and from 11 t in to ’ 30 a m on weekends OBITUARIES B e u la h G l e a s o n Beuhlah Gleason, a longtime E ast County resident, died Jan . 11 in her G resham home She was 77 She was born Beulah May ( base on M arch 8. 1910, in W ashta, Iowa She grew up in Iowa and m arried Arthur C. Gleason there in August 1935 The Gleasons moved to Portland in 1936 Mrs. Gleason stayed at home to raise the children, except during World War II when she worked in the Portland shipyards Then, from 1967 until she retired in 1984, she worked as a w aitress at T .J .’s R estaurant in Sandy The G leasons stayed in the Sandy G resham a rea after Mr Gleason s retirem ent She belonged to the Hollyview Baptist Church in Boring Survivors include her husband. Art G leason, G resham ; two children. H arriet Scales, Boring, and Bob H artliep. Rockaw ay, a sister. Cora Blanche Eox, G resham , eight grand c h ild re n ; and 18 g re a t grandchildren She was preceded in death by a grandson, five brothers and one sister Her family requests that m em orial con trib u tio n s be m ade in Mrs G leason's memory to Mount Hood Hospice. The funeral was held Ja n 14 at the Sandy Funeral Home P rivate burial fo llo w e d a t F ir h i l l M e m o ria l Cemetery in Sandy M ic h e lle C h a d w ic k Michelle F aye Chadwick, escrow officer at First American Title Co in Sandy, died Ja n 9 in a Portland h o sp ital follow ing co m p licatio n s from surgery She was 26 Services were Ja n 12 at the P e a rs o n - AI le n -C a ld w e ll fu n e r a l home Private interm ent was held at W illamette National Cemetery A Milwaukie resident. Mrs Chad wick was born in Missoula. Mont She moved to Oregon at the age of 2 She was a graduate of Clackam as High School and the International Air Academy in Vancouver. Wash She also attended Portland State I'niver Mty Survivors include her husband, S te v e n ; a so n , B r ia n , th r e e d a u g h te rs Brook, B rittany and Breanne; her m other. Alyce L'nger of C lackam as; her father, Jerry L'nger of P o rtla n d . a brother. John U nger of C lackam as, and a sister. iXrnna Bevins of G resham S t e p h e n T e p lic k Stephen Arthur Teplick. a form er Hoodland resident, died of injuries from an automobile accident in I xjs Angeles on Jan 18 He was 25 Stephen was born in Pontiac, Mich . on Oct 6, 1962 He began his education in Michigan and when he was 12. moved to Oregon After living in Portland for a short time, the fam i ly moved to W emme where Stephen completed his elem entary education at Welches He received his high school educa tion at Sandy . and then worked in the mountain area at the ski resorts In 1987, Stephen moved to Ix»s Angeles where he worked in a sporting goods store prior to beginning employment in the construction industry Stephen was an avid snow skier and while living in Southern Califor nia. he enjoyed surfing While living at Government Camp. Stephen en joyed skateboarding and would often skate from Government Cam p to see Ins father at Welches S u rv iv o rs in clu d e his fa th e r. Richard Teplick of Eagle Creek m other. Susan Teplick of Portland b ro th e r, R ichard D Teplick ot Portland, sister. Dawn Buchanan ot Alaska and grandparents. Mary Teplick of F lorida and Juanetl , W ebster of Michigan Funeral services are pendin. a t Sandy Funeral Home two brol T exas ai si st e i s haul liuti lungs of 1 (olili of Sandy .tw o io \ anW inkle of Ked- Ib ia ■ U av iso n of G reshar Sen'll chapel <i • 1 Jan 16 in the b t miei al Home G a r y H o lm StT\ H dent 1 di Gary Robert Holm, who did auto I xm I v work for local businesses, do 1 Ja n 13 at the age o f 31 Mr Holm was born in Portland April 15, 1956. to Hubert and lid . Holm His family lived in Portland for a short tim e prior to m o u rn t, C alifornia, w here he began hi- REST T H O M A S o M in o r N o A B F 12 6 C IT A T IO N IN THE N A M E O F THE STATE OF O R E G O N o n d b y o r d » ' o l 'b * H o n o ro b • CEvorlov A Sam » J u d q » C lfc w d F v d q . iv v u m q ( i lo c o n to r » • ' » « • u p o n yo u Y O U ARE HEREBY C H I D io opo » o > o n lb « 2Sth do» o l J o n u o ry I ’ M o t Ih u h o u r ol I M pm ,n « o o m 104 o l 'b e C lo tM o m o * C o u n ty C ourtE»ouse O 'e q o n C ity O 'e q o n l o t h a w t o v t e ,I o n » th e r e b e w h y » o u r c o n v e n t to th e o d o p t.o n o l th e o b o » e n o m e d c b .ld v b o u ld n o t b e d iv p e n v e d w it h y o u ' p o t e n t o l t. q b iv te r m ,n o te d o n d th e o d o p t- o n v h o u ld n o t b e q r o n t e d ov p r o y e d t o t ,n th e p e n t,o n to t odopnon Y ou o r e h e r e b y n « l, l, » d ’ b o ' th e o do p t'O t» w il l b e q r o n te d ov p r a y e d to r u n le v v y o u t. le a r e v p o n v e o t o n v w e t to th e p e t 'tto n I,le d h e r e in b e lo t e th e o b o v * do»« o n d tim e T h u c » to tio n » b a ll b e %e»*ed «n th e t o m e rn o n n e f □ » o t u m m o n t a n d d u e r e t u 'n m o d e th e r e o f ( J e r k o t th e C ir c u it C o u r t By O o n n o I B ro w n C le r li S R I287 09 12 31 87 N O T IC E OF H E A R IN G N o t n »• 'v h e r ,*hy q - , ’1" 1 a ' 0 0 CM o n T h u rs d a y E e E iro a ry I 1 1988 M R o o m 6 0 2 M u lt n o n w b C o u n ty f o u t tb o u s « * 102 WORD PROCESSING SERVICES ■ » » » WP Document Conversions Dictation Transcription Business A Academic Typing Resumes & Editing Serv ices 24 I Unir fu m e n n m d IN k up âi IM ix r ry (503) 668-6508 N FL M A N ENTFRPRISl s INC S a lly Nfiim.in W ang* V\ rvl frvN esMng 3 v<> •o _ S5 Come In and Browse MANY VALENTINE HOMEMADE SOUPS FREE SPECIALS Buy A Bowl of the Daily Soup I a Hot Cheese Stick FREE i C o n sig n m e n t ft om s W a n te d 38776 Pioneer Blvd l p- n t SABOT MAtltU FI ACE otnvm • m i i 23 I ( lo o te d to Country Oonut) »«• »o «0 4 jo • oee «W24 f • f r r / J / / / / 7 7 / 7 /7 f 1 F 1 1 5 Make sure you get the tax refund you want! 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YES! 1 \i i/ona until i aliforma and l i v i n g to <iregon in W h e n y o u < o m e in fo r a lo a n f i r s t t h in g in th e m o r n in g , w e II d o o u r b e -.t lo g iv e y o u a n a n s w e r th a t s a m e d a y vp it you been th in k in g o f g e ttin g .3 loan, ask Clackamas C ounty Bank w e have o ne goal to le n d you m o n e y A nd w e have 3 000.000 reasons to say YESI j i, ' • • J to , 1 in Hoodland, l ¡resham to live . . . 1 fishing and F , od ! v her children 1 dw in S m ith of ! Smith of lacom a. and Mary Opal ■ md' hildren and a i ami, hitdren > 13 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! P U B L IC N O T I C E S IN TM I CIRCUIT C O U »T O f TM I S T A T l O f O M G O N FOF TM I C O U N T Y O F C IA C K A M A S In th » M a » » r o l A d o p tio n o l FOB I <9 1 edueation In 1963 they returned to d i e . o n l, live in the Hoodland area \ftei finishing his elem entary education at Welches, he began high s»h, >• ot Sandy where he was active w i t ball, wrestling and track Garv s interest ill < ars took him h beginning his career in auto tx .b rep air He was employed at Sandy Auto Body and hail been m ana, •■! t the body shop at (a rlso n Chevrolet On Feb 12. 1978. tie was m arried to Joan Rogers in Vancouver, Wash They made their home in the S m d y a rea wtiere they began to rais, r‘,,-n two sons, I tike and Itick Besides working in auto rep.m (iary and his wife own» I and operated Hillsview Child C ale t enter in G resham for ttie past five ye.u With his hobby of r e - t o i . .■ G a ry ’s pride and joy was h r 1'« Plymouth Heim GTX, which I , h a I nearly completed He a ls o e n . hunting and fishing Survivors include his wife I,, a t Holm, two sons I like and H e k m other Helen Holm of Redmond. Sec niinnrmTTTrnr -O u r 1975 pi e i ire a way of show • mg apprevi . i t i e n to the people who Rave suppôt te l u s . Bette said On Saturd i\ menu items w ill be on 13 vears sale at the »gei » Iiris Mac- Dnnalti list 1 one of the original m enus to se t up ttie special Eggs, h.e .1 ■ , \vns. link sausages ami toast v» 11 m sold for $2 25. A com parable b n i k l a s t t.'.tay would 1 988 777ZÄ7Z7ZZZZ2F» Restaurant rolls calender back to ’ 7 5 The owners of T J . ’s R estaurant in Sands will roll the calender back to 1975 on Saturday when they celebrate th e 13th a n n iv e r s a r y of th e ir business Bill and Bette Herzog, who pur chased T J .'s in D ecem ber 1974. say they will serve food at the original prices , ì * 2 I SW 4 th A uO P o r tlo n d O re g o n th e r e s h a ll b e a p u b lic h e a r in g b y a n d b e f o r e th e P o r tla n d M e t r o p o lit a n A»t»a t o < a l G o v e r n m e n t B o u n d a r y C o m m is s io n p r o p o s a ls in c l u d in g th e one lis t e d b e lo w In te re s te d p e rs o n s m a y a p p e a r a n d w il l b e g iv e n r e a s o n a b le o p p o r t u n it y / to b e h e a r d P R O P O S A L N O 24 77 A n n e x a t i o n to th e C k ic k a m o » C o u n ty S e r v ic e D is t r ic t No I o t t e r r i t o r y lo c a te d o n $ e d g e o t B o r m g p o r t io n ot t h e D is t r ic t t o t 8 h e y Rd o n b o t h s id e s o t St W a lly Rd m o re p a r ti< u la r ly T lx 5 00 0 5 80 0 A 5801 N t I 4 N t I 4 Sec 1 T2S R 3 t W M C lo c k C o OR /P and U s 200 3 00 301 4 0 0 703 1001 1080 1091 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1 700 1800 A 1900 N W 1 4 N W 1 4 Sec 6 T25 R 4 t W M C la c k C o OR G e n e r a l m t o r m a t io n d e t a il e d m a p s a n d o n a g e n d a l i s t i n g o r d e r ot Ite m s in • u d m g th e o n e lis t e d a b o v e m a y b e o b t a m e d t>y v a llm q 229 5307 D a t e d J a n u o r y 15 1988 G r e g o r y F ra n k C h a ir m a n S P 0 I8 8 0 5 1 21 88 FOOD AT 1975 PRICES! \ ✓ EGGS/HASH BR( /, . % TOAST $1.50 HAMBURGER $1.95 CHEESEBURGER $2.25 CHICKEN FRIEDS' $3.75 PIE ALA MODE $1.00 COME IN AND CELEBRATE WITH US JAN. 23, 1988»! T.J.’s t i n t i • JANUARY 23 • • JANUARY 24 • SATURDAY 6 PM SUNDAY 1 PM • • • • Open Barrel Racing Jr Barrel Racing Cali Roping Saddle Bronc • Steer Dogging • Bull Riding • Bareback • Team Roping 2 0 ° o Faster • Even H e a lth ie r 668 4979 $ Join n o w and save T o la I $ 17 M O N. J A N . 25th & th e re a fte r OFF 5 fe e $!<» fw> $15 Weekly fee $7 " ¿ 1 /6 S v A M o \ l :\\ oi ic k si W eekl-V cckss $* Total $22 I’k o f t k w , I IB S 1 U IS I l \ H l ( . I S I H \ I U IN I I I > S IN ( E l!»X3 No lnerease in Weekl> l 'eei lllls gIMKl Iti p .lllll Ip .lllllg .lll-.IS nlllv s \\m R O R IS i. I inlv < I IISV t hm < tl lu tfil S 1- <invili I>r Tues 7 txtpm • GENERAL ADMISSION • ADULTS: $2.00 LIGHTEN UP. I \\ A ll N o w fo r 1988 Keg JACKPOT RODEO! s \ I L’J ltl 13 & UNDER: $1 00 DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT 9 :0 0 PM M T. HOOD EQUESTRIAN CENTER, INC. 29450 SE LARIAT LANE (OH Haley on Hiway 26) Bonni, 663-9435 loin N» a e f . • I ,r . 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