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: eal Estate Wasted
960
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CASH CASH CASH
” ’e have cash b uyers , for
h mes, acreages and farm s in
ndy,
Boring, area.
WE
ILL pay you spot cash for
ur equity. No red tape ju st
U
FRED
F : SEXTON,
I. altor. B Elm ont 4-6681.
ch tf
W ILL SELL OR TRADE
equ ity in best Sandy M ain
street store building. G u a ra n ­
teed income. B argain op p o r­
tun ity . See or call R oute 1,
Box 36, T routdale-
Phone
F R o n tier 5-2152, C orbett e x ­
change.
tf ch
HOUSE for RENT, furn ish ed
School bus to
door.
Phone
M
U tual 7-4427.
' OR LEA SE: On M ain street,
47 ch
<■ ndy, S tore o r O ffice Space-
*"0 a m onth. N ex t to B unnell FOR RENT: New five room
riety Store. C ontact Escrow home, n e a r the highw ay south
rvice C om pany, 1906 N. E. of Sandy. Tw o bedroom s, la rg e
4 d, P o rtlan d .
Phone A T- living room, kitchen, d in e tte
1 ntic 2-0961.
and u tility
room. $48 p er
49 ch m onth. Cal M U tual 7-3318
ch tf
' r R RENT: F u rn ish ed tw o-
m
a p a rtm e n t in Sandy.
1010
C 11 M U tual 7-3472, evenings Situations Wanted
48 pd
W ANTED: B rush o r S p ray
rates.
' ' USE for rent, com pletely P ainting. R easonable
C
all
C
H
erry
4-1655
or
CA-
• nished, m odern, close to
pitol
7-3243.
res. Phone M U tual 7-4427
tf ch
47 ch
960 $25 a m onth.
?ntals
’
RENT:
Four
room Stumping Powdei
1025
nished house. Phone M U-
tu 1 7-4932.
WESCO S tu m p in g P ow der
tf ch and accessories. See us b e ­
T" R N ISH ED
A PA R TM EN T fore you b u y . . . no job too
sm all. KELSO
ren t in Sandy ov er C annon big or too
G
EN
ERA
L
MDSE.
Loop H i-
dw are. C all M O haw k 5-
w ay at Kelso.
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Dick Revenaugh
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The S H A N T Y
OPINION
Thursdoy, November 21, 1957
RADIO­
TV REVIEW
Belton Outlines Aims
Of Special Capital Term
RADIO TV REVIEW
Most talk ed about show of
the past w eek is th e 50th
an n iv ersary G eneral M otors
sp ectacu lar on S unday night.
Most view ers have come to
reg ard a
“sp ectacu lar
as
nothing m ore th a n a m ism ash
of big nam es com ing on and
off stage w ith th e grim pos­
sibility of being exposed to
endless scenes of m odern “in ­
te rp re tiv e dance ” .
. A lm ost
ev ery o n e
w ho
com m ented on th e show w as
p leasan tly
su rp rised . Som e
b rig h t w rite r got th e idea of
a specific idea to follow th ru
on th e w hole show, tieing all
the h ig h -p riced
ta le n t
to ­
g e th e r (an .almost u n h eard
of ra rity for a “spec” ). Even
th e com m ercials
w ere s o
q u iet and u n o b stru siv e th ey
w ere n e arly p a rt of th e e n ­
tertain m en t-
M ORE LIVE TEEVEE
P ro d u cer, d irecto r, actor
Dick Pow ell, host and often
star of C hannel 6 Zane G rey
T h eatre, w as asked if he w as
in te re sted in p erfo rm in g on
“ live” television.
“The first
and last tim e I ap p eared in
a ‘liv e’ d ra m a ,” he replied,
“The corpse got up and w a lk ­
ed aw ay. It w as a sh atterin g
ex p erien ce!”
P ow ell w as re fe rrin g to
the d e b u t of “C lim ax !”' in
w hich he starred . T hro u g h a
m iscue, an actor,
supposed
to be freshly dead, arose in
full view of th e cam era and
slow ly sau n te re d off stage.
Mrs. R obert B unnell M on- the fam e colour, a light d ra b
z tu rn e d o v e r to us for ;ons, and faced w ith fagathy
ding and gasping a p u b - coloured vest and breeches, a
tion w hich the g reat New pair of black breeched, m o t-
k C ity daily new spapers .led brow n and w hite w orfted
ild give th e ir eye teeth to 'tockings, a fine w h ite fh irt
ne by. I t’s th e F rid ay , N o- m ark ed d D. B. and a ro u n d
’n b er 7, 1783 issue of th e im ported hat. The fu b ferib er
v
Y ork M orning Post, w ill pay th e above re w ard and
charges.
nted by M orton and H or- all reafonable
DAVID de BARTHOLT.
a t No. 7 W ater S treet, b e ­
N. B All m a tte rs of veffels
en th e C offee H ouse and
and
o th ers
are
forbid to
1-Slip- In it are o rd ers from
h
a
rb
o
u
r
th
e
faid
fe
rv a n t as
C om m ander
in
C hief
they
m
ay
expect
to
be p ro -
orge W ashington) th a t no
fecuted.”
in the city is to dem olish
Mrs.
B unnell
in h erited
ne o r brick buildings u n til
this
th
ro
u
g
h
g
en
eratio
n s of
' :r tru e ow nership can be
t'>rmined, a proclam ation A m ericans d atin g back to th e
the com m ander in chief of M ayflow er. She is one of the
• <? M ajefty ’s Forces w ith in regions only DARs and u n ­
« V • Colonies,
lying on the doubtedly th e p ap er has been
H n tic O cean
from N ova k ep t because it contains the
tia to Weft F lorida, in - original publication of W ash­
"ive."
T he B ritish Com ing to n ’s “F arew ell O rd ers to
m oder proclaim s th a t an the A rm ies of the- U nited
>age has been com m itteed States.
n A m erican vessel ‘in th e
T h e re ’s som ething m ighty
hour of this city, by feiz
and d eftro y in g h er colours A m erican about th e feud th at
riotous
and d ifo rd erly is now going on a t W olf R un
oner, w hich behavior is betw een one ran ch ef, w ho is
' only a breach of th e peace in cid en tally th e larg est ta x ­
he city, b u t has m ifehev- p ay er in the W olf R un dis­
tendency to prolong the tric t and th e O sborn clan
m o fitiei, w hich it is th e w hich is ru n n in g th e school
teaching.
defign of th e P rovifiona board, clerk, and
'cles to affuage and ex' The ran ch er is an o u tsid er . .
in the
m inds of m ountain
n ifh .”
m
en
.
.
and
he th in k s the
rh e little fo u r-p ag e paper
school
should
send its th re e
ncked to th e h ilt w ith ad
stu
d
en
ts
to
the
m odern new
ising .. m uch of it lega
res. Am ong th e m ost in ­ school at D ufer. nine m iles
sting: ‘‘A w om an w ith a away- He is alread y sending
1 b reaft of m ilk w ould be his son there, at an ex tra cost
l to take a n u rfe child in of $275 a year. In addition
houfe. She can be wel to this, he pays m ost of the
m m ended E nquire of the $6000 o p eratin g budget of
the
school. W e’ve alw ays
•’te rs.”
th
o
u
g
h
t it w ould be th e o re ti­
\n d : “FO U RTEEN DOL-
cally
possible
for th e y o u n g ­
” S REW ARD RAN AWAY
m fu fc rib e r in P h ilad elp h ia sters in a one-room school
in d te n te d S erv an M an, house to get a b e tte r basic
•>d P a trie
Gelson, from education th an in a la rg e r
From
a
practical
' \ s t in Irela n d : he is a school.
q u ite often th e
lor by trade, about five standpoint,
• feven o r eight
inches th eo ry doesn’t w ork out. I
*' ftr u t m ade, h as fhor1 m nnos? I ’m r> s^n* 1’m ental i«t
zn hair, round full face wh i is torn betw een th e t w
a little p o ck -p itted . H ad ex trem es .. the best education
■hen he w ent aw ay, a possible for as m any y o u n g ­
the
‘ coating coat, of light sters as possible, and
: colour, w ith yellow b u t- loving personal atten tio n of
d o llars o u t of th e 37 m illion
By S en ato r H C. B elton
T he Special
Session of to tal reduction.
H ouse B ill Two, in creas­
the O regon S tate L eg isla­
ing
th e Basic School Fund
tu re ad jo u rn ed
sine die at
by
$10
p e r census child, w as
ap p ro x im ately 7 PM. F rid ay ,
passed
by
th e
H ouse and
N ovem ber 15- A b rie f re ­
likew
ise
am
ended
in the
view of th e cause and effect
Senate.
T
h
e
am
en
d m en t
m ight
prove
tim ely
and
w
hich
w
as
fin
ally
adopted
helpful.
W hen th e re g u la r session and passed w ill insure full
ad jo u rn ed six m onths ago it p ro p e rty ta x offset w ith the
w as a n ticip ated th e re w ould added ap p ro p riatio n .
S en ate B ill One
w hich
be a su rp lu s of 9 m illion
passed
th
e
S
en
ate
w
ith
only
d o llars a t th e end of th e
one
neg
ativ
e
vote
w
as
also
1957-59 B iennium , J u n e 30,
ap
p
ro
v
ed
by
th
e
H
ouse
in
1959.
th
e
final
h
o
u
r
of
th
e
session.
T he Incom e T ax B ill e n ­
acted at the
1957
re g u la r If signed by th e G o v ern o r it
increased rev en u es m a te ria l­ w ill rep eal th e 6 m ill a u to ­
ly. T his to g eth er w ith a size­ m atic state p ro p e rty levy.
No
new
ap p ro p riatio n s
able e rro r on th e
p a rt of
w
ere
m
ad
e
in
spite of th e
the T ax
Com m ission s ta ff
bills
in
tro
d
u
ced
w
hich w ould
led to th e
G o v ern o r’s call
hav
e
ex
p
en
d
ed
in
excess of
for a Special Session on A u ­
fo
rty
m
illion
dollars.
B ills
gust 24, ju st a few days a fte r
w
ere
passed
to
legalize
some
the new realistic w ith h o ld in g
form s w ere m ailed out. T he 180 ru ra l fire p rotection d is­
G o v ern o r ¡proposed th e In ­ tricts, and an u n k n o w n n u m ­
come T ax p ay m en ts be d is­ b e r of • zoning d istricts d e ­
counted 6 p e r cent and th e clared in v alid by a decision
Basic School
ap p ro p ria tio n of th e S u p rem e C o u rt since
be increased by $10 p e r cen ­ th e re g u la r session a d jo u rn ­
sus child to reduce th e a n ti­ ed.
L egislation w as passed to
su rp lu s by 17 m illion dollars.
enable
th e G o v ern m en t C am p
W hen
th e
L eg islatu re
S
ew
er
D istrict to finance th e
convened on O ctober 28, th e
in
stallatio
n of a sew er sys­
recom m ended ta x
discount
tem
and
tre a tm e n t p la n t
w as increased to 10 p e r cent.
m
uch
needed
in th a t area of
H ouse Bill One w as in tro ­
lim
ited
valuation-
duced and p ro m p tly passed
A bill w as passed to
by th e L ow er H ouse by r e ­
q u est of th e G overnor, to e f­ p e rm it th e continued o p e r­
ation of the L ake G rove P a rk
fect th e tax change.
A b i-p a rtisa n m a jo rity in facilities by th e b o ard of the
the
S enate T ax C om m ittee O swego C onsolidated School
am ended th e bill to effect a D istrict w ith o u t v io latin g th e
A ccording to la te st ratin g 30 p er cent reduction in the provisions of th e local b u d ­
survey,
The Edsel Show, Incom e Tax rates. The fif­ g et law.
sp ectacu lar
sta rrin g
Bing teen R epublican m em b ers of
Now th a t
ad jo u rn m e n t
Crosby,
F ra n k S in a tra and th e S en ate su p p o rted th e 30 has been reach ed it rem ain s
R osem ary Clooney, w as th e p er cent ra te red u ctio n and to be seen w h a t th e G o v er­
top audience ra te d show in H ouse Bill One passed th e n o r w ill do w ith th e legisla­
th e P o rtla n d area d u rin g Oc­ S en ate by a v o te of 17 to 13 tion as passed by th e legis­
tober.
on N ovem ber 7. T he H ouse latu re. H e m ay sign th e sev­
W EEK EN D
H IG H LIG H TS
refu sed to co n cu r in th e eral b ills into law o r he m ay
SATURDAY,
N ovem ber S en ate am ed m en ts and th re e let th em becom e law w ith o u t
H is th ird a l­
23: 11 AM. F arm E d ito r Bill successive
conference com ­ his sig n atu re.
te
rn
a
tiv
e
is
to
w ield
th e
D rips has Rex W arren, OSC m ittees
sp en t a
w eek in
farm crop specialist, as Lis reach in g a com prom ise a g ree­ veto axe. It is th e hope of
the R epublican m in o rity w ho
guest to discuss
“W eeds in m ent.
O regon Fields.” Included w ill
H ouse Bill One, as fin ally sponsored th e increased ta x
be re p o rts on a n n u al w eed passed, w ill m ean a 25 p e r­ red u ctio n pro g ram th a t th e
control conference
C hannel cent cut in tax ra te s in the veto w ill no t be exercised.
A gain, it h as
been a
lo w er b rack ets and ap p ro x i
C.
p
leasu
re
to
serv
e
as
your
p e r cen t
5 PM. All S ta r G olf- Ed m ately 18 to 20
S
ta
te
S
en
ato
r,
and
I
sincerely
across th e board- It
w ill
F urgol m eets C ary M iddle
hope th e su b sta n tia l ta x re ­
coff in an 18-hole m atch on leave a su rp lu s of 31 m illion
lief
bills
passed w ill prove
instead
of
th
e
58
m
illion
the T uxcon
C o u n try
Club!
beneficial.
proposed
by
th
e
G
o
v
ern
o
r
p ar 72 course. C hannel 6.
------------ C P------------
6 PM. L eave It To B eaver and th e 10 to 20 m illion
. . B eaver falls in love w ith sought by th e S enate R epub
•
his school te ac h e r and d is­ licans.
tu rb s
his fam ily by
his
The passage of H ouse Bill
stran g e actions. In o rd e r to O ne w ill resu lt in new w ith
prove th a t he is not teach er's holding form s being d istri
SANDY — T he Sandy
pet. he p lan ts a m echanical b u ted to em p lo y ers as soon
c
h
a
p
te r of th e R ainbow G irls
snake in his te ac h e r’s desk as th e ra te s can be com puted
w
ill
stage a bak e sale a t
and causes
chaos
both at and the form s p rin ted . T he
W
rig
h
t’s
S u p er M arket, th is
hom e and school. C hannel 6. Bill also m akes provision for
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
,
N ovem ber 23. T he
8 PM. P e rry Como Show- loss c arry o v er and a cceler­
sale
sta
rts
a t 10 AM- The
depreciation,
both of
G uests are th e F o u r Lads, ated
baked
goods
w ill be m ade by
P earl Bailey, Jack ie Cooper. w hich sh o u ld o ffer in d u ce­
th e R ainbow G irls and som e
m
en
t
to
new
jo
b
-p
ro
d
u
cin
g
C hannel 12.
9:30 PM. M argaret T ru ­ industries. These tw o p ro ­ of th e m a te ria l to be sold
according
m an m akes h er first te le v i­ visions are expected to r e ­ w ill be donated,
to
th
e
W
orthy
A
dvisor,
Su­
reduction of th e
sion ap p earan ce in over a sult in a
san
Scales.
y e ar on th e G isele M cK enzie su rp lu s by about 3 m illion
Show. C hannel 12.
Two special show s S u n ­
day. See It Now at 5 PM- and
a full hour special "T w en ­
Entered in the Post Office ot Sandy as Second Class
tieth C e n tu ry ” at 6 PM. Both
matter under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
oil C hannel 6.
Rainbow Girls.
Set Bake Sale
THE SANDY POST
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a co u n try teach er for h er sm all
classes.
be * fbi< one?
*• L. b i tsbois.
Sandy.
is
picking
ra sp b erries for th e
second crop this y e ar in his
b e rry patch in Sandy. I saw
it w ith my ow n eyes.
DICK REVENAUGH
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