Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 3

Community Northwest A3 Wednesday, August 21, 1991, Corvalla (ette-Times, CorvaHa Ore F.Y.I. Moratorium on state bonds vjill continue (for your information) development session sponsored by the Institute of Management Accountants Video presenting internal controls as a Special events 1 Court cases entered diversion agreement July 30 in Benton County District Court. William Christian Wallin. 22. 33168 Ada Drive, Philomath.

Arrested June entered diversion agreement July 30 in Benton County District Court. cum ion Pre. Open lo the public Infor mation; Dennis llatcher. 7SJ4271 or 757 B3U. Coast court cases I TOOAT Amy Car Hwmii, 7 JO Episcopal Church of the Uwd Samaritan, 333 N.W, lMh St.

Soprano recital of arm and art songs. For romplrte I Information on tneie and othrr events our Entertainer pub.Mlied every Friday Marriages When he first announced the moratorium last fall. Meeker said the move was necessary to avoid a bad credit rating and higher interest rates from East Coast banks. The treasurer said Tuesday he plans to travel to New York this week to urge officials of three major rating agencies to maintain Oregon's relatively high rating. Meeker's announcement came as a special 12 member legislative committee held its first meeting in trying to devise a long-term approach for dealing Measure 5.

SALEM (AP) State Treasurer Tony Meeker said Tuesday he won't budge from his moratorium on new state bond issues until the state comes up with a plan to deal with the Measure 5 property tax limit. Meeker said the ban would remain in effect until next year, when a special legislative session is expected to be called to tackle the question of finding a replacement tax for Measure 5. Officials have said the moratorium affects $800 million dollars In projects, including home loans for veterans, senior citizen housing and energy projects. Clubs DncoM County Ortvtng Undw tt InsVwnc ot toitoa leant Donald Robert Ten Brook. S3.

3711 W. Oceanview Drive. Newport. Arrested Peb. 28, convicted Aug.

2 in Lincoln County District Court. Jason Kay Metcalfe. 18. 238 W. Seventh SI Newport.

Arrested July convicted July 17 in Lincoln County District Court. Barry Praser Aires, 39, 404 W. I lib Newport. Arrested May 19; convicted Aug 3 in Lincoln County District Court Michael Wavne Downing. 27, 58 Chit wood Road, oledo.

Arrested April 24; convicted July 31 in Lincoln County Trek to feature rodeo TMUItOAV ProtoMionai Atfvantao. noon to 1 Sadie's Bar and Grill, 777 W. Ninth St. Professional women networking group that meets weekly to exchange referrals Speakers Julie Planrry and Cynthia Stevenson. Information 752-7336 Stool Parents, 6 Monteilh Kiverpark.

489 Water Si Albany. River Khythms '91 outdoor concert. For the family. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and your own food or buy It at the food booths In the parking lot. Information: SUn.

Til 7500. PtMtomatfi ChM Ctuto. 30 to 30 College I'mted Methodist Church. 1123 Main St Philomath Chess club for adults and children; ladder play and tournaments Cost: fl donation. Information; S292S44 District Court Gene Coleman Harding, 35, 807 Pogarty.

Newport. Arrested May 28. entered diversion agreement July IS in Lincoln Countv District Court. Kdward Jay Myer. 63.

7J4 W. perry. No 59. Sileti. Arrested July 20; entered diversion agreement July SI In Lincoln County District Court.

Jeremy Russell Steele. 20. 741 S.W. Seventh St Toledo, Arrested June 14; entered diversion agreement Aug. in Lincoln County District Court.

Montog Ucxm AppUcoHon Christopher Kithard Ham and Michelle Uee Culllson. both of IW7 13th Si Michael Prederick Gingras and Jean Altcen Taylor, both of 3SX W. Tillicum Place David Alfred Komrell. ISs) NW Kainui Drive and Deborah Kockwell, Lake Geneva, Wis, Grayson Troy Cook and Deborah Lynn Munoa, both of 117 Fourth St. Michael Raymond Schaffer and Jennifer Lynn Kdwards, both of J86A eton Place.

Philomath. Karl Alexis Kaufman and Dora May Moore, both of 1199 Terry, Sp 123, Kugene Kenneth Gwynfryn Drake and Vk-ki t.ee Bourne Telford both of 3026 Newcastle Place Larry Kichard Charlton. 3-UO Rolling Green tnve. No 7. and Virginia Eluabelh Holdiman, 3312 Satin-wood Cary Stewart Corbin and Marv Shannon Brandt, both of 511 NW Kighth St.

Michael Douglas Lay and Colleen Beth Pogarty. both of 742 Third St, No 2 James Morgan McGrath III and Rebecca Lynn llolbnx. both of Sequoia, Daniel John Parker and Patricia Ann Baker, both of 1369 Kighth No 14, Florence Douglas Allen l-amhert and Jessica Lynn Bragg, both of 3l94i Holland Drive, No 9. Tangent. Craig Lee Scolt and Debra Anne Steely, both of 0 llobart.

No. 3. Ryan Kdwin Howie, KW Itnh St Philomath and Tanya Irene Kundert. 26M3 HellfounUin Road, Monroe. Christian Andrew Bealh and Dome a Marie Job.

both of 447 W. ltith St Modihbo oumar, 1912 Smth St 803, Portland and Kann IVirolhy Krucger, 3344 Pill more Ave Randy Richard Sullivan and Lisa Randolph Tester, both of Walnut. Imietiemlence Paul Knc Carter anil Randi Lynn Bjornstad, bolh of 45 W. Twelfth Ave Kugene Martin Glen Sliooe and Gayle Ann Krerman, both of 443 W. Tunison.

No lt Government PHILOMATH The Mary's Peak Trek hasn't taken place on the mountain since 1985. but all proceeds from the event still go to the Shiiners Hospital for Crippled Children in Portland. This weekend's 46th annual trek will be the third straight at the Philomath Rodeo Grounds and again will feature the Northwest Peewee Rodeo Finals. Admission to the rodeo is free both days. Events begin at 1 p.m.

Saturday and noon Sunday. Other highlights Sunday include a barbecue chicken dinner from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a raffle at 2 p.m. that will include trips to Hawaii, Mexico and Las Vegas as well as other prizes.

Dinner with all the trimmings is $4. Raffle tickets will be on sale for $1 from any Shriner at the event, or in advance at Barker Insurance Agency. 104 S.W. Second St. Raffle winners don't have to be present to win.

More than 100 riders ages 6 through 18 will compete in the rodeo after qualifying In earlier events in places like St. Paul, Mo-lalla, Roseburg. Cottage Grove and Tillamook. Events will include saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, brahma bull riding, calf roping and barrel racing Since t946. the Marys Peak Trek, sponsored by the Benton, Linn, Lincoln and Polk county Shrincrs Clubs, has raised more than $1 million for the Shriners Hospital.

Coast governmentj THUttOAT Philomath Prone Commute. 7pm. Council Chambers, Ctty Hall. 1215 Main St Philomath TNUMOAV Toledo Library Board, 10 a Library, 173 W. Seventh SI Toledo.

Pnvrg ttrxsx Wsa lealuswf ei tnsoslconH Albert Grant Banton, 33. Lobster Valley Road. Alsea Arrested May 2. convicted July in Benton County District Court. Michael Kichard Neufeld.

37. IIS Seventh Philomath. Arrested April convicted July 19 in Benton County District Court Aaron Wade Kol knew 111. 30, 30 Ninth St Philomath Arrested April 15, convicted July 23 in Benton County District Court Don Michael Holt. 2S.

1043 SW Western Blvd Corvallis. Arrested March 14: convicted July In Corvallis Municipal Court. Jesus Coronado-Rodnguex, 19, 2420 SW. Third Corvallis Arrested July 21. convicted Aug.

S4n Benton County District Court Richard Alan Wienner, 40. 6949 Harlan Burnt Woods Road. Blodgeft. Arrested July 11; entered diversion agreement Aug in Benton County District Court Howard Hankie Tasker, 27. 378S0 Marys River Road.

BlodgelC Arrested July' 17. entered diversion agreement Aug in Benton County District Court Margaret Ann Malthes. 37. 76 Mountain View, Corvallis Arrested July 19. entered diversion agreement Aug 5 in Benton County District Court Kenneth Prancts Kladiuk, 41.

1113 Charlemagne Place. Corvallis Arrested July 13. entered diversion agreement Aug i in. Benton County District Court Scott Alan Olson. 21.

I70S NW Tyler Ave Arrested July 12; entered diversion agreement Aug. i in Benton County District Court Shen Mae Holland. 23. 1013 Lewis burg Road. Corvallis Arrested June 6.

entered diversion agreement Aug. 6 in Linn County District Court Lillian Beatty Chrlstensen. 35. 918 Bethel Place, Corvallls Arrested July 10, entered diversion agreement Aug in Benton County District Court Scott Duane Nason, 36, 130 Kighth Philomath Arrested June 29, entered diversion agreement Aug i in Kenton County Ditrat Court. Trma Anne Baugher, 27.

4140 Witham Hill Drive. Apt RS, Corvallis Ar rested June 14. entered diversion agreement July 30 in Benton County District Court Charles Kugene Shepard, 21. 3059 W. Ty ler Avt Corvallls Arrested June 7.

entered diversion agreement July 29 in Benton County District Court Zachariah James Gorbutt, IS, 1505 W. 13th St Corvallis, Arrested July 13. entered diversion agreement July 29 in Linn County District Court Kira Mane Prechtcr, 20. 1415 20th St No Corvallis Arrested June 6, entered diversion' agreement July 29 in Benton Countv District Court Adam Pct'cr Acock. 23.

3013 Newcastle, Corvallls. Arrested May 22, entered diversion agreement July 31 in Polk County District Court Marc Aaron Shirley, 26. 3m Melody No Corvallis Arrested June 21 entered diversion agreement July 29 in Benton County District Court Msryone Ann Smith. 38. 19404 High way 20.

Corvallls Arrested June 14. entered diversion agreement July 29 in Benton County District Court. Sharon Jo Davison, 33, IVH9 Main St Apt Philomath Arrested May 30, entered diversion agreement July 29 in Benton County District Court Lawrence Mcllred Bry III. 2. 343 lilh St Philomath Arreted June 8.

Health Deadlines Thursday noon is our news deadline for Religion news ami directory listing on Saturday, Business on Sunday Conference calendar on Sunday. On the record 1 THURSDAY Immunization cuntc, Sam to noon and I to 5 pm, Benton County Health Department. 530 27th St By appointment only: call 75705 Woman. Infants. Children (WIC) Clinic, I im lo noon and 1 to pm, Benton County Health Department.

330 27th St WIC Food Voucher and Nutrition Program By appointment only, call 757-6707 Pronancy tsstirvocounsallng. 1 to 5 pm, Benton Countv Health Department. Family Planning Clinic. 530 27th Si Hy appointment only, call 757 F.Y.I, submissions Support groups Divorces Ptas submit all rtms lor C.V.I. In writing.

Dated items should be received no later than 2 two working days tiefore the event 11 you would like photos returned, please Include a self addressed envelope of the proper sue. Meeting notices for clutis, organizations and support group will appear In the paper ihe day before the meeting I forma are available at the front desk at 600 Jefferson from 8 a m. to 5:30 Monday through Priday Information: Phyllis Schuytema, news coordinator, at 7389522 from Newport call 265 9310 vard for false alarm. 3:48 pm. Tuesday To 6300 block Highway 99 for fire investigation, out on arrival.

5:44 m. Tuesday To intersection of Northwest Kings Boulevard and Northwest Harrison Boulevard for car fire, out on arrival. Ambulance calls 1:32 a m. Tuesday To 47)00 Northwest Big Oaks Place for home -birth, baby and mother transported to Good Samaritan Hospital. 12:48 m.

Tuesday To 900 block Northwest Garfield Ave-nuejor medical allone person transported to Good Samaritan Hospital. 5:08 pm Tuesday To 1900 block Northwest Lance Place for medical call, one person transported to Good Samaritan Hospital. Corvallls Police Arrest Jason Todd 1-ah-man. 24. 212 N.W.

13th Cor-vallis, on warrant for failing to appear on criminal mischief charge. Lodged in Benton County jail without bail. Arrest Joseph T. Turan. 27, 1330 5th Lebanon, on Lane County warrant for possession of controlled substance.

Transported to Lane County jail. Corvallls Fire Dept. 3:50 p.m. Monday To intersection of Northwest Garfield Avenue and Northwest Alta Vista Drive for hedge fire. 10:47 a.m.

Tuesday To intersection of Northwest Firwood Drive and Northwest Norwood Drive for downed power line. 2:57 p.m. Tuesday To intersection of Northwest Kings Boulevard and Northwest Walnut Boulevard for car fire, out on arrival. 3:45 p.m. Tuesday To loo block Northeast Conifer Boule- ciCvact tc-Ti 1 1 ies A Of IN fl ftttterttM CtVlit Cin.

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7 To to 9 PpiM'npal Church of the timid Samaritan. 33J lith St For families' and friend of ako turtles Information 7il r-c, Dissolutions Raymond Itenurd Provusl and Umla Marie Provost Mickey James Riley and Cynthia Lynn Riley llruin David Portmiller and Wendt (ae Portmiller Donald White and Candice While Burton Glenn Johnston and Catherine Sue Johnston Roy Allen Kmery and Susan Rill Kmery Hubert Patrick Miles and Lucy Rene Miles. Roger Kugene Gowrr and Linda Lee Gowrr Mimens tot dUsoMtoti ot montog Rotert Joe Hicks and (ieorgia fhritine Hick co petitioners i han Nally 1 petitiotieri and Prances Nally i mpmkleiit). Krutme l-re SalUlierg petitioner' ami David Saltiherg irepnd ent' Ciii.lv Lynn Curtis prtitHtneri and ivnni Alan Curtuv reNpinWnt UrriKe Jimmy tiarriMMi ipetition eri antl Jiwniw Marie GarniMin irepnd ent i Karen Ruesrr ami Kevin Roeser iro petitHaierii Karl Pouter Nivl-t ipHillonrr' and Susan I Nmtiet renpiwwlent Mary Margarrt Krnwuk 'petition er and Uoyd John Penwick i respond ent ComctKT by G.i.v"" OuCM Obituaries u.ev ot ays I lot 4V vl 'fret i skficse I Kg,) tie Muriel Haphey June 13. 1908-Aug 19.

1991 Muriel Haphey, a longtime resident of Corvallis. died Monday She was born at Southport. England and brought to the town Honors SMITH GLASS thOMlM V4tta0M 4rnaW L0m l'' r' an(ft 4t tf I r4 tao feaVVNcan rtvHssfstf loWllif 1 Vi.a. Bjt(uA te-dW imt-nrneuvt" "KlM MS 101 MWtNmtli tie MNptf momt i it trwftsf qo 4 T-m-t Otvoe" I'J fa? pm 4 He t4irt IH 1 $mt tw I 9m t'siji3 exH if ftl C(eresjitf Atlrt wa ve tv'i awNtf oe rse A peQCsase! jHt lwt Kg an( (Pi 4V Mtftl W-enh. prki.

-y art jte eo 'ri iutnn ''vv4 teje 0fr watf fv4r t- -j SEHV1CE Qrio Stop Class Shop Program and special recognition for rwr years of voluntarism. She was also a past memlHT of The Daughters of the British F.mpire, in honor of her roots Mrs Haphey was an artist and poet who left behind a legacy of personal accomplishment to iwt family Survivors include two daugh ters. Phyllis Taylor Hill and Alison I) Kingsbt-rry; '-two-sons. Bruce F. Haphey and Holiert I) Haphey II.

two sisters, I)ora Cox and Phyllis Noble, 10 gramkhil dren. 12 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild A memorial service will, be held Sunday at 11 a at De-Moss Durdan Garden Chapel, 815 W. Buchanan Ave Corvallis. Donations in her memory may lie made to the American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society or the American Diabetes Association in care of DeMoss-Durdan Garden Chapel. of Methuen.

Mass by her parents, Frederick and Marv, in 1909 In 1932 she married an Army lieutenant and after 25 years of world travel together, she and Colonel Robert D. W.ll.am K. Lloyd Jr mmi of Bill and Oerry Uovd. has lieen named to the oralis list at the I niverslty of Oregon lor the spring quarter 1W1 The dean list consists of atudeitta in the tup five percent of undergraduate Uoyd is a senna- majoring in physic He is a IW7 graduate of Corvallis High School Auto Custom Home Insurance Claim) Quality Since 194v fovl -4k tftwv isnMHff aX otyf4r Haphey Classes 4T a a- jj am vfu.eur i i'nr utri Of mm tlJ prtntng tm r4 pur Haphey made Corvallis their permanent home. She was preceded in death by her husband on Nov, 28, 1989.

Mrs. Haphey was active in the local Retired Senior Volunteer TOOAV FEI Internal Control. Company Version, noon, and. Thursday! CIIjM Hill. 4i7S Besearch ftav Professional i 1991 UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN 46th Annual MARY'S PEAK TREK Descended from the mountain to PHILOMATH RODEO GROUNDS Philomath, Oregon SATURDAY SUNDAY NOON Sun.

AUGUST 24 25 1:00 PM Sat. I s- i Open Door, Inc. Helps meet the needs of individuals through a rehabilitation facillity providing employment services to people with physical or mental impairments. If you would like lo Contribute, volunteer or want further information, contact Umled Way of Benton County at 757-7717. BBQ CHICKEN DINNER Sunday August 25 11 a.m.

lo 3 p.m. Featuring AL KADER SHR1XE BAND and other TEMPLE UMTS TREK RAFFLE SUNDAY 1 week pkg to 1 1AWAII (value 1 .300) 1 week pkg to MEXICO (value $1,210) 1 week pkg to LAS VTGAS (value $450) OnctuJa Air Fat 6 Lodging) Space for ressaje provided by this, linked Way contributor: Featuring NORTlIVvTST PEETE RODEO FINALS FREE ADMISSION BOTH DAYS Saddle Bronc Riding Bareback Riding Calf Rotting Barrel Racing Brahma Bull Ridding and MORI! 1 PLUS Appliances TV sets VCRs MORE ALL NET PROCEEDS TO SHRINERS I lOSI'ITALS Gvnnrre FIBER CORPORRTIOn United Way of Benton County.