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<br /> tree,of Blue River,a daughter. y Home, O . G. Ir "-`amen .
<br /> The group will meet at 10 g me,Eugene,in charge of arrangements
<br /> a.m. in the EWEB Training Jan.2,2003 JOHNSON—Jeanne Johnson, 82,of Eu-
<br /> Room at 500 E. Fourth Ave. THAXTON—Sheryl and Michael Thaxton, gene,died Dec.29.A memorial service will be
<br /> of Creswell,a daughter. at 2 p.m. Jan. 11 at Poole-Larsen Funeral
<br /> — Although the meeting is open to Home,Eugene.
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<br /> the public,space is limited and a Deaths. MOSTYN — Anna Marie Mostyn, 45, of
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<br /> planned brunch will be reserved ANDERSON—Lydia B. Anderson, 97, of Creswell,died Jan.3. England's Creswell Me-
<br /> for legislators and local Drain,died Jan.2.A memorial service will be moria)Chapel in charge of arrangements.
<br /> at 1 p.m. Monday at the Drain Civic Center. PARKER—Jonnah Mae Parker,17,of Eu-
<br /> government presenters. Burial will be at the Drain Cemetery. Smith- gene,died Dec.30.Visitation will be 1 p.m.to
<br /> The briefing will include Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel, Cottage Grove, in 1:45 p.m.today at the Church of Jesus Christ
<br /> Eu-
<br /> discussion of policy proposals charge of arrangements. of Latter-day Saints, 3132 River Road,BROADBENT — Thomas A. Broadbent, .gene.The funeral will be at 2 p.m.today,also
<br /> that might surface from task 77,'of Tucson,Ariz.,formerly of Eugene,died at the church. Burial will follow the service at
<br /> • forces,litigation and Nov.28.A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. West Lawn Memorial Park, Eugene.Chapel of
<br /> on PERS issues. Jan. 11 at the Unitarian Universalist Church, Memories Funeral Home,Eugene,in charge of
<br /> negotiations
<br /> Eugene. Adair Funeral Home, Tucson, in arrangements.
<br /> Eugene Mayor Jim Torrey charge of arrangements. PIERSON — William Roy Pierson, 85, of
<br /> will deliver an introduction and BUCHOLTZ—Douglas J.Bucholtz,74,of Eugene, died Jan. 1. A memorial service will
<br /> overview. Other presenters will Westfir, died Dec. 30. No service is planned. be at 11 a.m. Jan. 11 at England's Eugene
<br /> Oakridge Chapel of the Woods Funeral Home Memorial Chapel,-°`.
<br /> include Kathy Bloom for EWEB, in charge of arrangements. PULS— Russell W. Puls, 63, of Eugene,
<br /> Myrnie Daut, for the city of BURTON — Blaine A. Burton, 80, of Eu- died Jan. 1. A celebration of life will be at 3
<br /> Eugene and Countygene,died Jan.2.Musgrove Family Mortuary, p.m. Monday at St. Matthews Episcopal
<br /> g Eugene,in charge of arrangements. Church, Eugene. England's Eugene Memorial
<br /> • Administrator Bill Van Vactor, CONTRERAS—Maurice V.Contreras,90, Chapel in charge of arrangements.
<br /> 'county Commissioner Anna of Florence, died Jan. 2. Burns' Riverside RANKIN Patricia Ann Rankin,61,of Eu-
<br /> Morrison and county staff ChapeVFlorence Funeral Home in charge of gene and Springfield,died Dec.31.A celebra-
<br /> arrangements. tion of life will be at 4 p.m.today at the Marcola
<br /> :,member Karen Artiaco. COOPER—Nellie Emma Frasieur CooperCommunity Christian Church.Major Family Fu-
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<br /> 85,of Cottage Grove,died Dec. 31.Visitation neral Home, Springfield, in charge of
<br /> Hendricks Park will be 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday at the arrangements.
<br /> • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ROWE —Richard P. Rowe, 92,of Alfalfa,
<br /> • planting party today Cottage Grove. A memorial service will be at formerly of Lane County,died Dec.16.Autumn
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<br /> A work party to plant native
<br /> plants in Hendricks Park will be
<br /> held from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. -
<br /> •
<br /> today. METRO Roundup
<br /> • Native irises and other
<br /> perennials will be planted in the EUGENE
<br /> park's Native Plant Garden. Resources Committee—4 p.m., 1346
<br /> Volunteers are asked to meet Genealogyclass offered: W. Broadway. Discussion of faculty
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<br /> at the F.M.Wilkins Shelter in supervisory role.The committee
<br /> "Computer Software for. will meet again at 5:30 p.m.Monday
<br /> the park at 2200 Summit Ave. • Genealogists,"offered by the with the executive director and at
<br /> Some tools and rain gear will be Oregon Genealogical Society,will 5:30 p.m. Tuesday with faculty in
<br /> available. be held from 10 a.m. to noon today Room 10 at the school,2855 Lincoln
<br /> For more information,call at the OGS Library,955 Oak Alley. St.,for the same purpose.The full
<br /> 682-5324. J' 4-03 The class costs$5. For more board will meet at 5:30 p.m.
<br /> information,call 345-0399. Wednesday,also in Room 10.For
<br /> NORTHWEST • SUNDAY more information,call 687-5969 or
<br /> Traffic deaths Village School Board Human 345-7285.
<br /> decline in Oregon .
<br /> PORTLAND—The number
<br /> of people who died on Oregon Community
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<br /> roads dropped almost 13 percent
<br /> in 2002,the steepest drop among
<br /> Western states,according to opEN
<br /> preliminary statistics from the
<br /> Oregon Department of
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<br /> Transportation. and Building Re-Dedicaton
<br /> The 426 deaths were the
<br /> second-lowest total since 1956, • Sunday, January 5, 2003
<br /> when far fewer drivers were on
<br /> the state's roads and highways. • 2:00 p.m.
<br /> ODOT officials attributed the
<br /> • decline to increased seat belt Corner of Mill & Centennial
<br /> use,better safety features on • Springfield
<br /> roads,graduated driving licenses '
<br /> for teen-agers and a greater Special Guest: Captain Kenneth Hodder,
<br /> police presence. ' Cascade Divisonal Commander
<br /> •
<br /> Ninety percent of Oregon
<br /> drivers wear safety belts,one of We look forward to seeing you there!
<br /> %orthe three highest percentages in
<br /> the country.Oregon also has the lowestspeed limit in the West. The Salvation Army '
<br /> —From Register-Guard i For more information call 747-6229
<br /> and news service reports
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