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SUBJECT TO LICENSE AGREEMENT• REPRODUCTION, DISSEMINATION, STORAGE, DISTRIBUTION PROHIBITED• ~2004 PAGE 7, Karen Ann Brooks of Gold- moving to Goldendale.of Palmer, Alaska; two sisters, Brooks was a member of the Karen Mock, of Winston, Mont., 20, 1943 in Seventh-day Adventist Church. and Frusta Omstead of Concrete; Neb., to Evelyn Shelovedmusic, and could make one brother, Eric Furman, of Furman. the piano come to life or soothe Boulder City, Nev.; her mother, • eightyears tattered nerves with sounds of a Evelyn Furman,of Winston, ~ then moved to Fair- grand organ. Brooks delighted in Mont., and three grandchildren. singing and gardening. She was a A memorial service will be held Campion talented seamstress and enjoyed Sunday, May 23, at I p.m. at the Loveland, Colo. writing. White Salmon Seventh-day Union Abrother, Larry Furman, and Adventist Church. Gardner her father, Wesley Furman, pre- Funeral Home's Columbia River an elementaryceded her in death. Crematory handled the arrange- On March 30, SmM~rsindudeherhusband, ments. Those wishing to sign the Glen Brooks. Glen Brooks, of Goldendale; two online guest book or send con- sons, Kirk E. Brooks, of Federal dolences to the Brooks family Montana, Way, and Darrin Brooks of may do so by going to www.gard- Alaska before Camas; one daughter, TamiDale, nerfh.com. James A. Burton 7o, of Glen- Rite, Japan; 44 years a Mason, band Jeremy Moddrell and one ofcom- Shriners. great-grandson, CaseyJames, all several sur- He also raised sled dogs and of Tri Cities, and two great grand- raced in the North American daughters on the way (Corrine b0rninCarlsburg, Sept Championship sled dog race. He and Alexandria); sisters, Betty won first in the 197o Winchester Clothier, of Montana; Bonnie Jim married World Championships 12 Gauge Mortenson, Darlene Hamilton, in 1954 Class A Skeet. His collection of Caroline SueAdams, all of Wash- Alaska, where he mounted antlers and other tro- ington, and a brother Don Bur- phies confirm his stories, ton, of Oregon and many nieces, pastimes were Burton started his retirement nephews, aunts and uncles. gardening, on a 2e-acre sheep farm in Sun- A celebration of Jim's life will nyside, rode for VandeGmaf Feed be held at 1p.m. on Sunday, May RVtrav- lot, andYakimaRendefing, then 16 at Glenwood School, with a went back to logging, which potluck tofollow. and was the recip- brought him to Glenwood. In lieu of flowers, memorial A daughter, Colleen Mohr, and contributions may be made to both parents preceded him inGlenwood Grange 94, Glenwood, member of the death. WA 98619; or Tall Elks of White than 30 Survivors include his wife Gin- Salmon Elks, White Salmon, WA time member get; son Robert and his daugh- 98672. Gardner Funeral Home than ters, Kris, Kim and her husband handled the arrangements. To ~,worthy Mike Iozzo, all of Alaska; son-in- send condolences to the family: law Carl Mohr, his son Austin, www.info@gardnerfh.com. Scottish and his daughter Amber and hus- Starks, 43, of May7,2oo4, caught fire. 22,1960,in ~to Peggy Sue and schools in to He was a 84, of May 6, 2004, in local care facility. 12, 1920 in Wishram) to Cora (Sigman) there all his 1941, he married He the S.P. & S. and • railroads 87, of Colo., to He 'dur- arlI. married Helen 6, 1942, in , lived in Call- manufaetur- Klick- , and Toml'm- as a car- River were nlar- t amily rant tVING SE& RICAN ODI s49s with choice fried rice. i Sl'I ClaL sSs° 1 Steak with Cascade Cinemas 1410 W 6th St. The Datles - 296-8081 8:30 I) 773-6999 John Steven Starks construction worker. He enjoyed reading, camping, fish- ing and play- ing his guitar. One sister and his father, preceded him in death. Survivors include four sons, Christopher, Jacob, Joshua and Starks; his mother Peggy Sue Starks of Goldendale; two sisters, Jan Andrews of Clarkston, and Wretha Hebert of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; three brothers, Kevin Ringering of Caldwell, Idaho, Wllliam Starks of Mukilteo and Wesley Weaver of Zillah. Memorial Services win be held on Saturday May 15 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Erdman Funeral Home with Pastor Ken Akins offi- ciating. Ralph H. Delaney for 43 years as a brakeman, and was a member of the U.T.U. for over 60 years. His wife, Velma, a daughter, Kathleen Gayle Welsh and a grandson, Gary Elliot-t, Jr., his parents, sister Zelma Delaney and brothers Jim, Tim and Dick Delaney, preceded him in death. Survivors include his daugh- ter Lorna Elliott of The Dalles, son and daughter-in-law Terryl and Pauline Delaney of Monroe, N.Y.; three grandchildren and two sisters, Nola St. Clair and Mary Leachman of Wishram. Graveside services were held May 11, 20o4 at the Cherry Heights IOOF Cemetery in The Dalles with the Reverend Terry Delaney presiding. Arrangements are by Colum- bia Cremation & Burial. Alton E. Tomlinson ried on August 30, 1992 in Goldendale. He and Lucy loved to go dane- ing. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter -day Saints, the Old Time Fid- dlers, the V.F.W., the American Legion andAARP. His wife, Helen preceded him in death in 1991. Survivors include his wife Lucy, of Goldendale; one daugh- ter, Sharon Peacock of Phoenix, Adz; five grandchildren; numer- Brad Pitt, Odsndo Bloom, Eflc Bana TROY (R) Friday - Tuesday 12:30 3:45 7:30 NEW YORK MINUTE (PC) Friday - Tuesday 1:15 4:30 Hugh Jsckman, Kate Beaklnule VAN HELSlNG (~;-13) Friday. Tuesday 12:45 4:00 7:15 9:15 MEAN GIRLS (PG-13) Fdday - Tuesday 1:00 4:15 7:00 9:30 Dem~l Washington, Dakota Fanning MAN ON FIRE (R) Frl- ~ e:oo lb'~j t~llll I~lflvllo I I[~lk,q[l m iVl k~ [l~Vll[~ IIi I LAWS OF ATrRACTION (PG-13) ] I F,d.. Tuaa ,y 4:45 r:lS1 113 GOING ON 30 (PC-13) I ous great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and one brother, Harry, of Vernal, Utah. Funeral services were held May 6 at the LDS Church in Goldendale. Burial was on May 8, in Maeser, Utah. Erdman Funeral Home has care of arrangements. • Haven't filed for.., years? • Lost records? • Liens - Levies - Garnishments? • Negotiate settlements. • Prepare offer in Compromise. Call Nancy O. Anderson Enrolled Agentrrax Practitioner We now have... • Used Paris • Used Tires 5 • Taking Hulks Glue us o coil] Towing, 24/7 773-3888 Parts, m-f, 8-5 773-3688 Joe's Towing & Wrecking 11 Commerce Rood 0 ml. out on Hwg. 142] Kate Woods, pictured with Washington Congressman Doc Hastings, on the steps of the Capitol, in Washington D.C. Woods to go to Central Europe for young leaders summit Kate Woods, of Centerville, has been selected to participate in the Global Young Leaders Summit (GYLS), taking place in Central Europe from June 13- 25. GYLS offers outstanding uni- versity students from the United States mad around the world the opportunity further their lead- ership development. Woods and 125 collegiate scholars will get a glimpse of leadership in Austria, the Czech Republic and Hun- gary, meet with prominent elect- ed officials and explore pivotal current international issues. Woods is a 2002 graduate of Goldendale High School, and the daughter of Mike and Cheryl Woods, of CenterviUe. Opinion and objectivity workshop May 22 Klickitat County A to Z will present their next workshop, "Opinion and Objectivity," on May 22. It is the fifth one in the monthly series for writers, story- tellers, and interested partici- pants. The workshops are held from 9 a.m. until noon at the Goldendale Public h~orary. Please register by calling the library at 509-773-4487 or Teddy Cole at 5o9-773-5441. Space is limited to 30 people. Wendy Warren will lead par- ticipants through questions and discussion based on persuasive writing - i.e., a letter to an edi- tor or to an agency when we wish to fight a wrong; and objective writing, i.e., reporting an acci- dent or giving directions. Project coordinator, Teddy Cole states, 'These two kinds of writing are the backbone of our public writing." Writing about our families, our friends, our ancestors, our com- munities, stirs our deepest emo- tious, can we do it with detach- ment, and should we try? Can it be done in an unbiased way oris it "slanted?" Wendy Warren will lead us through these questions and more. Warren has mastered both forms of writing through her experience as a journalist, teacher, and in her personal writing. STOP community meeting set for Tuesday, May 18 The Goldendale Police Depart- metal Programs for Peaceful Liv- ing, and Goldendale Prosecutor's Office, will be hosting a commu- nity meeting on Tuesday, May 18 at 5:30 p.m. The Services-Training-Offi- cers-Prosecutors (STOP) grant's goal is to 1) make the criminal justice system work more effec- tively for women; 2) inCIP..ase col- laboration between law enforce- ment, prosecution,judiciary, pre- trial services, probation and parole and victim services; and 3) in(avase the safety of women in 11= blde.dal= h=iMl a i =t Years ago you were exposed to ASBESTOS on a ship • in a factory • at a refinery * in a power plant • in a brake repair shop • at a construction site Now your doctor has diagnosed you with MESOTHELIOMA YOu may be entitled to substantial compensation. For 30 years representing those suffering from asbestos disease. www. kazonlow,,com Kazan McClain Abrams Fernandez Lyons & Farrise, a PLC CAL, L Toll-free Now 1.877.995.6372 skazan@kozanlaw.~m Reimche - Vu Dental Office We can meet all your dental needs. New patients welcome! 773-5866 • 615 E. Collins Drive • Goldendale WEDNESDAY, MAYI2 J.J. Barthlow Patrick A. Phelps Barbara XVilliams THURSDAY, MAY 13 Lance Petersen Glenn & Sue Whittum John & Melody Bellamy Janette Bellamy FRIDAY, MAY 14 Laura Carley Addle Christensen Krystal Giese Jaden Lewis Pam Maurer SATURDAY, MAY 15 Kcvin & Charlene Dyment SUNDAY, MAY 16 Andy Halm Bob Shupe Trevor Auton Bob Niemela Bill & Tony qi'oh MONDAY, MAY 17 Dee Reno TUESDAY, MAY 18 Tracy Hoctor Sponsored by COMM UNI TY BA NK Michael Byers Dale Thiele WEDNESDAY, ~AY 19 Sheila Engel Royal & Beverly McGill THURSDAY, MAY :~O Nicholas Mesecher Sara Wade FRIDAY, MAY :21 Heather Mansfield Randi Nickels Scott Maurer SATURDAY, MAY 22 Jeanette Pritchett Debra Ferchaud Victoria Bean SUNDAY, MAY 23 Mattie Combs Luke Engel Luaun & Ran Whitmire MONDAY, MAY 24 Derrick Mesecher Chris Bozik Kathy Garner TUESDAY, MAY 2,5 Jim SeUe Shelly Enderby 412 S. Columbus Goldendale • 773-5719 _ 12 ('onvenieot Offices mmm,mlml* ~ ~ Throughout Southwest WL~hington every community. The ~willbe hdd at City Hall, 11o3 S. ColumbusAvenue in Goldendale. For more informa- tion, call Programs for Peaceful Living, at 773-61oo, or the Gold- endale City Police, at 773-3780. ASSEMBLY OF GOD New Life Ammmbly of God i602 S, Columbus, Goldendale. Pastor Kevln Gerehak 773-4650, Sunday S