Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

2 ALBANY DEMOCRAT HERALD. SATURDAY. MARCH 1390 5 calendar FW1 Church RKMT taa a a a -Say aaMa. aaaa ofln aac. paan i.

tM mat? Paa Biaaaiaai aaa taunl Facia: Btatl a Wa la-Ma Kiaian ImJ Li iS bV) J. Frost Hawk In Rowm Clark Bumett Swthortin Seven honored at Albany DS A banquet does private tutoring and counseling of children with special problems. Mrs. Rouse, 3S. 431 Burkhart St.

N.E.. is I bookkeeper for her husband upholstery business and serves on the City Council. She is a member and past president of FT A. is I member of Committee for Citizen Involvement and the Comprehensive Planning Review Committee, secretary of the Albany Junior Women's Club, has been active ta working to restore historic buildings, and has devoted time to the Spring Arts Festival, Storybook Land and Christmas basket distribution. Clark, 30.

ta 8th Ave. moved to Albany five years ago and ta 1975 coordinated park projects lor the Jaycees In 1971 be was on tbe Youth and Senior Citizens Committee and was an Explorer Scout Leader and United Way loaned executive 1977. Dark is a Scout Leader and has been serving as Scout Troop committee chairman since July 1979. He is ordained as a high priest by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and is the bishop's second counselor ta the Albany First Ward. Clark received a state "Under JO Award" presented annually to the most outstanding parks and recreational profes-.

siooalta Oregon under 30 years old. twice was president of the county 4 Leader Association and 1970 was selected Oregon's 4 leader of the year. Ia 1975 be helped start a campaign to buy and activate 4-H Center Dear Salem, serving three years on the Oregon State University Livestock Development Committee. Hawkins also helped organize the Oregon Suffolk Breeder's Assocatioo, which he served as president for two years and director for four years. In addition, be Is a Kiwanis member.

Woodpecker, active in the Unn County Livestock Association, a member of tbe Solid Waste Committee and chairman of the 1974 Boys Club donation drive. Mrs. Frost. 3110 Liberty St. is wife of Unn County District Attorney Jackson Frost She is active in Girl Scout projects; is a member of tbe Greater Albany Public Schools Zone 3 Advisory Committee; serred on the District 5 elementary school board until consolidation; started a Jewish Service Group to relieve Christians from obt during Christian holidays; is vice president and chairwoman of fund raising drives (or Hadassah.

a mid-Willamette Valley social-service organization: secretary of Friends of the Library; active in tbe League of Women Voters and the American Association of University Women; a member of tbe Modem Travelers Study Club and Toastmistress Club; serves on many P7A committees; and By GUS AUGUST Democrat Harald Writar Friday lis Sadie Havtins Day bat only in Albany. Gka "Sdx" Havkins. SS, was recogntml Friday night as tbe vinoer of Albany'! 1979 Distinguished Serrict Award. Him tins, a Sbedd sbeep raiser, was among seven persons honored at a tbe Distinguished Service Awards banquet sponsored by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees. Others winners were Clara Frost Erst citizen for 1975; Junior first citizens Dala Rouse.

5. an Albany couo-tihroman, and Davrf E. Clark. 30. Albany parks and recreation director; and Rick Burnett.

Rick Sutheriin and Ouries Blaio. Jaycee kermen. Oregofl State Umversity's new football coach. Joe Avez-usa. was the guest speaker.

Hawkins became active to Albany community affairs almost from the time he returned to Sbedd from the Nary in IMS and settled on the farm. He was president of the Community Club in 194 and in 1947 began leading the "Greenback Livestock Club." which he stiUdoes. Hawkins has serred on many Linn County 4 committees. a aaaaa can in aaaia naaariaaaa kiaitaj MaaiiTaaraaraAaaav Senior citizens TOKKaT laaJaaatt-1" Paa Faaa laUM. at Maak SU i tact aaar Classes MOMMY Haaa Flat UKT knaaa taf Entertainment YOKKRT I a ttk aaadbara Daar raav can.

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New award last year. Jaycee Key Man Awards: Fred Borhme and Bill Williams. 19; Chuck Snyder. Gary Dahlinger and Bob Whitehead. 1970; Marvin Mann and Roger Schrater.

1971; Kenneth Lane and Stuart Olson. 1972. Al Acker. Mike Fisher and Bob Roughton. 1973; Mike Reddy and Barry alder.

1974; Carl Fair and George FogJesong. 1975; Ted Nyberg and Terry Houdek. 1978; Dale Church and Bill Buckley, 1977; and Darin Is (eq) Miller and Roger Putzkr, 1978. 1972; Mrs. Dee Deems.

1973; Esther Ferguson. 1974; Rob Loeks, 1975; Leonard Roche. 1976, Orris Carnegie, 1977; and Al Riesen. 1979. Junior First Citizen Award (male): Jim Jordan, 199; Dr.

Dan Moore. 1970: Ron Looey. 1971; Bill Brickey. 1972; Phfl Griffin. 1973; Mike Martin.

1974; Don Albright 1975; Gary Dahlinger. 1970, Terry Houdek. 1977; and Ed Lemco, 1971. Junior First Citizen Award (female): Sfcaryn Here's a list of the winners of Albany service a wards the past 10 years a Distinguished Service Award: Orval Thompson. 1969: Larry Roth.

1379. Justin Ransom. 1971; Don Catt 1972; Mrs. The Jones. 1973.

Rex Casey, 1974; Mary Pontius. 1975: Marland Rice. 1976; Marvin Sai-ton, 1377; and Hector Maepberson. 1971. First Qzen Award: Howard Hkkam.

19; Russ Tripp. 1970; W. AflenChadwict 1971; Richard Biunk. weather Caa fc-aa. 1 i laft Saaaaa Laa Va.

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Highs 4543 Lows 35-15. Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy Monday. Scattered showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs 4059 Lows 25-35. Oregon temperatures a i Hat tiiam CaaaaaaaaqTaL 4 aara-Cnatra laaat CraKrae aar ariiaaaara.

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an ta apa aaa taipa ia Oregon forecasts Coast Small craft advisory Southeast wind 10-20 mph. Local seas' 34 feet decreasing at times. Long ocean west 54 feet. Cloudy periods with a few showers tonight and Sunday. Highs ta 50s Lows ta 40c Southwest Interior -Cloudy periods tonight and Sunday.

Highs ta mid 50s. Lows near 40. Light southeast wind but gusty ta exposed areas. Oregon Cascades Cloudy periods tonight and Sunday with a few showers. Snow level 7.000 feet tonight 5.000 feet Sunday.

Southeast wind 10-20 mph. Columbia Gorge Cloudy obituaries Edward Reeser Edward Reeser. 79. of 5353 Columbus SL died early today at tbe Mesnociie Home Funeral serrices are pending at Fisher Funeral Home. Esther Hendricks Graveside services for Esther Kinsey Hendricks.

St, of 719 Ilth Are. S.W. w21 be at 2 is. Monday at llHameae Memorial Park. She died Thursday at Sunset Care Center following aa extended illness.

Bora Dec. 13, list at Kenton. Ohio, she had Eved Albany since 1973. She lived in Boise. Idaho, fcr many years.

A botnemaker, she tnarried' Otto William Hendricks on Jury 19, 192L at Mountain Home, Idaho. He died April (, 1957. Mrs. Hendricks was a member of the Albany United Methodist CturdL Survivors indude two sons. James of Albany and Robert of Rochester.

NX; a sister. Florence Crider of Youngstown. and six grandcluldrea. Memorial contributions may be made to the Oregon Heart Association. TkaAa Partly cloudy to cloudy skies wffl prevail Sunday in Oregon.

A few showers may fall on both sides of the Cascades ta the wake of a frontal system moving inland from tbe Pacific Ocean. Afiernoon temperatures will be most) bs tie 50s. fog lingered ta western valleys this morning as partly cloudy skies covered tbestafe. Forecasters said rain from the Pacific front would touch the coast and westers interior vaDen by this evening A snow level of 7.000 feet ta tbe Cascades was to dip to 5.900 feet Sunday. Today's pre-dawa temperatures varied from Tat Baker to 45 at Brookings.

Afternoon maximums Friday ranged from (1 to Brookings and Newport to 51 at Burns and Lalurnew. (asJaaaVjaTT periods tonight and Sunday with a few showers ta west and a chance of showers ta east. Highs ta 50s. Lows in 40 East wind 10 20 mph. Columbia Basin Plateau -Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with chance of a few showers.

Highs ta mid 50s Lows ta upper 30s Light wind North Centrat South Central Oregon Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with chance of showers. Highs ta 50s. Lows from low to mid 30s. Light wind. Northeast Mouotalns, Southeast Oregon Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with chance of a few showers Highs ta SOs.

Lows 30 35. Light wind. Extended outlook Extended Oregon weather outlook. Monday through Wednesday: Western Oregon Partly cloudy Monday. Periods of rain aNy-.

aaa.111 Small craft advisories remained ta effect at the coast today. Road conditions Oregon troopers warned motortsts of patchy ke this morning oa Interstate K.N near Meacbam ta Eastern Oregon. Icy spots and fog slowed travel on U-S. 97 ta the Bend ncintty. Other areas with icy spots oa roads included Diamond Lake.

Crater Lake. Santiam Pass, Willamette Pass. Government Camp and Warm Springs. Albany forecast WuTamette Valley Cloudy periods tonight and Sunday with a few sbowers. Highs ta 50s.

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