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Voi. 23
S IX T E E N PAG E S
S in g le C o p y P h -
SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SE PTEM B ER 21. 1961
Extended 'Phone
Service Defeated
No. 3K
Here Are Sandy Post Super Salesmen
7 Itese B ovs, d ir ts H orkitlfi for Hikes and (.ash
Sandy h as voted d ow n ex ten d ed s e r v ic e to P ortlan d and
G resh a m .
O nly 50.27 per cen t of the b a llo ts w ere in fa v o r of th e e x
ten d ed s e r v ic e , and not a ''su b sta n tia l m a jo rity " a s required.
T he ru lin g w a s issu ed W ed n esd a y e v en in g by P u b lic ( o m m is-
sio n er J o n el
Hill, w ithin th e usual KO d a y period th at a l
lo w s for stu d y of the vote by th e c o m m iss io n sta ff.
T he ruling w a s in the form of an ord er to W est ( o a st T e le
p hone C om p an y to not p rovid e the s e r v ic e th at w a s sou gh t
by p etition . T he v o te, w h ich drew 907 b a llo ts, w a s a u th o rized
fo llo w in g a public h ea rin g in S an d y.
Sandy 'IV Awaits
League Opener Here
S andy's Pioneers open league
fo o tb a ll p la y th is F rid a y n ig h t
at K o 'c lo c k w ith th e ir th ird
home gam e in a row . Opening
W ileo
League
opponent
fo r
Coach George P o tte r's eleven
w ill be the P a rkro se Bronchos.
L ik e Sandy, the m e tro p o lita n
area team has lost both its
gam es. W hile Sandy w as bow
in g to C e n tra l 7-6 and to P rin e
v ille 25-7, P a rkro se dropped de
cisions to R edm ond 31-0 and to
Bend 33-0.
Je su it high school, v ic to r in
both
pre-season
contests.
is
tagged as the pre season fa v o r
ite in the W ileo league.
Coach Po te r, p o in tin g to in
experience as the fa c to r w hich
allo w e d P rin e v ille fo u r big g a in
ing p lays here last week that
accounted fo r the scoring. Of
277 y a rd s gained by P rin e v ille .
2<i5 ya rd s cam e on the fo u r long
p lays P o tte r pointed to Alan
F le ish m a n on defense, and L a r
r y Russell and D ennis C u ts fo rtii
on both offense and defense, as
the strongest lin k s in S andy's
lin e u p F rid a y .
S ta rtin g lin e u p fo r to m o rro w
is the sam e except th a t F ra n k
E m erson, w ho played most of
last w e e k ’s gam e fo llo w in g re
c o ve ry fro m an in ju ry , w ill
p ro b a b ly be s ta rtin g at le ft end.
P o tte r said he hopes to have
his squad " h u s tlin g h a rd e r" as
a re su lt of th is w eek's w o rko u ts.
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D IST R IC T O N E (Sandy C ity)
( u tsfortli, S usan
MU 7 1305
D rew , M artha
M l' 7 M42I
M etsg er, R ick y
M l) 7-2801
Quinn, J im MU 7-2781
I lm en , J erry
MU 7-4012
I lin en , J erry
MU 7-4012
W aibel, T erry
M l! 70131
Round ‘ Pee’ Doesn’t
D on't
s tic k
your
fin g e r
through the paste ja r lid w here
the brush is supposed to go.
Rodney Roy G e lirk e , 3, R t.
1. Box 19K. Sandy, w ill w a rn
you that if you do you m ig h t
have to use tin cut ers on the
lid to re trie v e y o u r fin g e r.
C la c k a m a s C ounty S h e riff's
D eputy
C h u e k
I ’. a tta g lia
manned the tin snips early
th is w eek and freed R o d n ey’s
little fin g e r, w h ic h suffered
o nly a s m a ll cut
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D ISTRII 1 TWO (O utside S andy ( lty>
H ogart, J im
Rt. 2. M l' 7 3110
( olson , V ickie
Rt. 3. B oring, MU 7 2051
(D y a li G ibson. E m m et
Rt. 2. MU 7-2781
F a rm er, D arrell
Kt. 2, MU 7 2884
F r lts c h e . M elvin
Kt. 2, MU 7-2040
G ille sp ie . M arilyn
Rt. 3. B orin g, MU 7 0411
G o d lesk e. G ary D over. MU 7 4189
H an son . Stan
Kt. I. MU 7-2781
R ubin, J e ff
Kt. I. MU 7 0314
K u eh n , M erle - Rt. 2, MU 7 8877
M cA ndie. D onal • Z ig Z ag. Hood I.and 445
N ich o ls. W esley
Bull Run. MU 7 3228
P erso n s, T o m m ie - Kt. 2. M l! 7-3180
S a m lerco ek . C liff
Kt. I, MU 7 0284
S o u le ’, S onny Rt. 2, MU 7-2445
V ollm er. R oger Rt. 2, MU 7 3872
P a ig e . A rn etta. B oring
MO 5 0000
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Fire Vote Located,
New Problems Arise
Sandy Siren
'Flunks'
Test Blast
parents and frie n d s fro m the
va rio u s co m m u n itie s and n e ig h
borhoods got behind th e ir favo-
I rite s to help them w in one of
the prizes and highest honors
P lace standings and p ictu re s of
the w o rk e rs in th is w eek's issue
w ill sp a rk even g re a te r enthus
iasm am ong the w o rk e rs fo r the
fin a l w eek o f the d rive .
In cre a sin g num bers of people
are c a lin g a t the o ffic e to pay
th e ir sub scrip tio n s w h ile the
special in tro d u c to ry o ffe r is on.
and w h ile they can help one of
the boys o r g irls w in a va lu a ble
a w a rd . M any su bscribers are
also using the handy coupon
' p rin te d in the p a per la st w eek
and this to send th e ir o rd e r and
help th e ir fa v o rite . W o rke rs r e
ceive fu ll c re d it fo r su b s c rip
tions paid in th is m anner.
S ubscribers are asked to re
m e m b e r th a t a fte r S eptem ber 30
the special p rice of $1.00 per
ye a r w i:h a 2 ye a r lim it w ill be
over, and a ll su b scrip tio n s w ill
be payable at the re g u la r es
ta b lish ed p rice o f $2.00 p e r ye a r.
L isted I m -I ow in a lp h alietii al order by d istricts are the b oys
and g ir ls w orking in the Sandy- P ost su b scrip tion c a m p a ig n ,
w ith sta n d in g s based on vote« han d ed in before W ed n esd a y .
T his is a c o m p a ra tiv e stan d in g sh o w in g the p la ce ea c h w ork er
is in, but d o es not in d icate the a ctu a l to te count.
Fit Round Hcle Either
Samlv Pioneer
Perrel Siicciinihs
W o rke rs in the Sandy Post
su b scrip tio n
ca m p a ig n
have
shown such in te re st in the E X
T R A p rize w h ich was offered
la st w eek that a second s im ila r
a w a rd w as announced th is week
by the publishers.
The new $10 cash p rize w ill
go to the w o rk e r in e ith e r d is
tr ic t w ho tu rn s in the most
points on sub scrip tio n s fro m
now u n til the ca m p a ig n closes
on Septem ber 30. S ubscriptions
tu rn e d in fo r th is S a tu rd a y 's re
p o rt w ill count 7 points per year
to w a rd th is $10 prize, those
tu rned in fo r next Wednesday
w ill count 6 points per year, and
those re p o rte d on the fin a l day
w ill count 5 points per year.
W o rke rs w ere asked to p a rtic
u la rly notice they receive m ore
points the e a rlie r a re p o rt day
they tu rn in the su b scrip tio n s
T h is new p rize o ffe r is in a d
d itio n to the p rize bikes, cash
p rize and cash com m issions o f
fered e a rlie r in the ca m p a ig n
In te re s t in the ca m p a ig n in
creased ra p id ly th is week, as
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Both the d a ’ e and place of ! u n til th e n ." he said
T ax M uncy A llo tte d
the election fo r the proposed
The fire d is tric t w ill be sole-
ru ra l fire d is tric t w ere o ffic ia l
| ly supported by a county-tax
ly co n firm e d by county c o m j a llo ttm e n t. guaranteed by law
m issio n e r D a rre ll Jones in a le t ' not to exceed fo u r m ills . T in s
te r to Dean W esselink last T h u rs I source w ill p ro vid e a w o rk in g
day. R esidents w ith in the fire budget of about $12,000 fo r the
dis r i d
boundaries w ill cast firs t y e a r, a p p ro x im a te d Wes
th e ir votes at S h o rty 's C orner. I se lin k, w ith a possible $2.000
Oct. IK fro m K a.m . to K p.m . | increase fo r the next y e a r due
W hile th is c o n firm a tio n was I to a v a lu a tio n increase fro m
a w elcom e re lie f to the past new homes in the area.
w eeks' confusion and indecision
A m ong the expenses o f new
re g a rd in g of the p o llin g place, d is tric t w ill be e q u ipm e n t hous
o th e r
m isu n d e rstan d in g s
con ing, usage of S andy's a la rm sys
tin u e to m ount re g a rd in g the tem . as w e ll as a fire engine.
[ Subject to decision of the p re
B u d get E xp lain ed
W esselink said c ritic is m has sent ru ra l fire com m ission, the
been aim ed at the new d is tric t proposed d is tric t's council and
fo r stories in the Post about the city council, the new pum p
purchase of a $30.000 fire e n could be made accessible fo r
gine
W esselink said th a t fire Sandy use.
engines range up to th is fig u re .
N il that
we intend, u n der no
circu m sta n ce s, to spend in e x
cess o f $14,000 fo r a tr u c k .”
proposal.
H ow ever, a ll e xp e n d itu re s fo r
tile proposed d is tric t w ill be de
te rm in e d by the fiv e - m e m b e r
H e n ry A u rl F e rre t, 76. a re s
board to be elected at Oct. 18, ident of Sandy fo r the past 54
and " n o prom ises can be m ade years, died in his sleep la st
T h u rsd a y m o rn in g
Korn in < la rrissa
He was born N ov. 30. 1884 at
C la rris s a . M innesota, and moved
to D a lla s at the age o f three.
T h re e ye a rs la te r, the fa m ily
settled in B o rin g and he a tte n d
ed school in O rie n t
He w o rke d fo r V etch B ro th e rs
D a iry , la te r to become the D a
m ascus C re a m e ry . He owned
and operated a b la c k s m ith shop
at O rie n t fo r several years
He opened a b la c k s m ith shop
Despite a h e a lth y blast th a t
n e a rly rocked lo ca l fo lk fro m upon m o vin g to Sandy in about
th e ir homes. S andy's new $1.200 1907. and then owned and o|>er-
siren did not fa re too w e ll in a aled the Sandy G arage Between
test M onday, Sept. 11 before 1939 and 1950. he w as em ployed
representa ives of the local fire bv P o rtla n d G eneral E le c tric at
d e p a rtm e n t. C iv il Defense. Mutt- B u ll Run.
B u ild in g a H ouse
n e ll and S h e ttill C om pany, in
F e rre t spent his la te r years
s ta lle rs of the sire n , and the city
as a ca rp e n te r and cabinet m a k
co u n cil.
A test ru n was requested by er and since his m a rria g e to
the city council w h ich c la im e d B ina in 1958. u n d e r'o o k b u ild in g
the siren n e ith e r c a rrie d o v e r a house on H ig h w a y 26 east of
the fiv e m ile ra d iu s o rig in a lly Sandy
P e rre t * c iv ic a c tiv itie s ini lud-
specified, nor was audible w ith
ed m e m b e rsh ip in St M ichaels
in the c ity lim its
C a th o lic C hurch, c h a rte r and 52-
Head Spota B lam ed
y e a r m e m b e rs h ip o f the Sandy
A lthough the test ru n was re- G range
v ice -p re sid e n t o f the
p o rte d lv a u dible w ith in the c ity , Sandy p ioneers A ssociation and
several o u tly in g areas d id not Sexton of C liffs id e C e m e te ry fo r
hear it Dean W esselink. assis the past 20 years.
ta n t Sandy Fit e Chief, a ttrib u te s
F u n e ra l services w e re held on
th is to "d e a d spots in the a ir . "
Tuesday at C a rro ll fu n e ra l home,
The sire n is not located q u ite and he w a s b u rie d in Sandy
p ro p e rly fo r m a x im u m c o v e r R idge ce m e te ry. S u rv iv in g m e m
age of the a re a ," he said He bers of his fa m ily in clu d e his
a n ticip a te s a few changes and w ife and fo u r c h ild re n . An on
a d d itio n a l tests in the fu tu re , and George P e rre t. P o rtla n d ;
but could o ffe r no de ta ils.
M rs S ta n le y Bacon.
Eugene;
The c ity council w ill not pay and M rs 1-aurenee Fenger P o rt
fo r the sire n u n til it proves f u l la n d ; 11 g ra n d c h ild re n , and tw o
g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n
ly satisfactory
Post's Snowballing
Subscription Drive
Offers Extra Prize
G a ry Godleske
D onal .McAndie
T erry W aib el
T o m m y P er so n s
D arrell F a r m e r
N ot p ictu red : Sonny Soule, l.m m e t G ibson and A rnetta P a ig e
Hep. H and Speaks
To Ta raters U nion
Two Portlanders H urt
In a tr a ffic a ccid e nt Tuesday
I a fte rn o o n tw o m ile s west of
I Sandy, tw o P o rtla n d men w ere
and
h o sp ita lize d
at
C la cka m a s county
F a rm e rs | 1 in ju re d
U nion got under w a y a t its fir s t | • G resham .
H u rt w e re the d r iv e r of the
fa ll m eeting Sept. 9, at w h ic h ,
c a r, Jam es F. B ell, and his pas
M rs. B ert S earls o f South M o senger, D a vid W. West. D riv e r
la lla spoke on a g ric u ltu re and o f a tru c k in vo lve d in the a c c i
dent was E rn e st W hitney, Sc-
co-ops.
, a ttic .
Beulah Hand, a D e m o c ra tic ' 4---------------------------------------- 1-
R e p resentative
of C la cka m a s J
LARKS ON D IS P I.A 4
C ounty in the le g is la tu re , spoke 1
T he n ew 1902 S tu d eb ak er
on m e tro p o lita n problem s, pub- I Lark is now on d isp la y at the
lie and p riv a te pow er and the 1 lo cal d ea lersh ip . R S. S m ith
county p la n n in g com m ission. At ' Motor C om p an y, Main str e e t.
N e w m od el fe a tu r e s in clu d e
m on H e tte r re p o rte d on his 1961 j con tou r se a ts, r e sty led in te r i
4-acre bean crop.
ors, b ig g er d oors, flat floors,
N e w ly elected o ffic e rs a re
and a vivid se le c tio n of color*.
M e lv in H aneberg, p re sid e n t. A r- ' The Lark lin e a lso in clu d es the
mon H e tle r. vic e -p re s id e n t; and
new Lark D a y to n a , a " n ew
M rs . D. F a rm e r, s e c re ta ry .
a ction c a r."
O ral Vaccine Clinic
On JC Autumn Agenda
M t. Hood Jaycees and Jay-
cetles w ill sponsor a series of
three o ra l polio vaccine c lin ic s
beginning the last week o f O c
tober. T h is is the firs t c o m m e r
cia l o ra l va ccin e a v a ila b le in
the P o rtla n d area
Egch va ccin e is a d iffe re n t doses.
Some 200.(3X1 doses w ill be
viru s, and w ill he a d m in iste re d
at about tw o m onths in te rv a ls . a v a ila b le to the S andy-M I. Hood
These in je ctio n s are e v e n tu a lly area in late O ctober, " b u l we
expected to replace the S alk do not know w hen it w ill be
vaccine because they p ro vid e a v a ila b le in th is area a g a in ,"
perm anent Im m u n ity , instead of L e a v itt said.
He fu rth e r said th a t the o ra l
necessitating p eriod.cal booster
dose is d iffic u lt to a d m in is te r in
shots.
tlie average d o cto r's o ffice , be
cause of han d lin g and storage
problem s.
C onsult next w eek's Post fo r
a d d itio n a l in fo rm a tio n on the JC
c lin ic .
Zoning Ordinance, Code Drafts
Reviewed by Sandy Council
City Council and the Sandy City P lan n in g Coinniisoion etc 1 4 T ru e c o m m e rc ia l zone
s tria l zone fo r the h u g e r
finally got to g eth er at a m eeting lant .Monday n ig h t to re i 5 firm In s d , u such
as saw m ills , w here
view a proposed zoning o rdinance and building code for i no new houses w ould be b u ilt.
Sandy, aw aitin g council approval h I iicc June.
The zoning ord in a n ce was kept
The P lanning CommisHion, wllh the aid of F rank Front, "a s s im p le as we d a re d ." said
Federal D irector of M unicipal R esearch, spent over a year F loat. T h e re was no need lo r a
mot e c o m p lica te d code in Sandy
on the ordinance.
Three B u ild in g S tip u la tio n s
Federal Fund« \»Hilahle
The b u ild in g code
a stock
Frost said Monday that federal aHoistance io available • ode su ita b le fo r s m a lle r citie s
fo r costs of e sta b lishin g a b u ild -® ----------------------------------------------------
in g code
He said local funds
He said that o n ly o n e -th ird ot
m atched by $2 fo r e ve ry local
d o lla r, w ould p ro vid e Sandy an fhe c ity was being used fo r u r
ban a c tiv ity . A p a rtia l b re a k
o u trig h t fe d e ra l g ra n t of $2100.
down of p ro p e rty use shows 31
N o action was taken on th is
The purpose of ’ he code is tw o l>er cent re sid e n tia l 6 ' j p e r cent
fold. a cco rd in g to F ro s t: <1) It c o m m e rc ia l. 16 |w-r cent Indus
stip u la te s the u se of the land and tr ia l, and 14 |>ei cent sem i-public
• 2 1 sets standards fo r the d e v e l and p u b lic land.
opm ent of land d istance be
tween and h e ig ht o f b u ild in g s,
etc.
Study P re c e d e « D raft
The p la nning com m ission d ra ft
follow ed study o f d e ta iled a e ria l
m aps ot Sandy 's c o m m e rc ia l and
re s id e n tia l lay-out and c o m p a ri
son of Sandy w ith o th e r c itie s of
the same size and population.
"S a n d y has co n sid era b ly m ore
land p e r c a p ita th a n most c itie s
fo r c o m m e rc ia l purposes. F ro s t
said
F iv e Zone« p rovid ed
The zoning o rd in a n ce if ap
proved w ould p ro vid e fiv e zones
to acco m m o d ate present and fu
tu re needs; 1 a low d e n sity re s i
dence zone fo r single fa m ily and
d uplex d w e llin g s 2. A m edium
d e n sity re sid e n tia l zone, a llo w
ing t h e same p ro visio n s as
above, but p e rm b tin g the a p a rt
m ent houses. 3. G eneral com
m e rc ia l zone, at e ith e r end o f
tow n fo r space-occupying b u si
ness«»: (c a r lots m achine shops
D r. E. D. L e a v itt of Sandy,
c o o rd in a to r fo r the local p ro
g ra m , stressed that a ll persons,
re g a rd le ss of age o r previous
p o lio va ccin a tio n , should have
the o ra l vaccine He said that
th ere a t e no ill e ffe cts fro m the
made by the le a g u e of Oregon
C ities
s tip u la te s o nly three
m ain b u ild in g re q u ire m e n ts a ll
of w h ich a re dire« ted to single
fa m ily d w e llin g s. It re q u ire s
that homes he b u ilt w ith ya rd s
on three sides, that e ve ry new
d w e llin g p ro vid e o ffstte e t p a rk
ing and th a t s gns in re sid e n tia l
areas be lim ite d to unobtrusive
sizes
F ro st Make« P re d ictio n«
F rosi m ade o nly tw o p re d ic
tions fo r changes in Sandy He
foresees a m a jo r in te rse ctio n at
B lu ff Road a n d
H ig h w a y 26
crossroads, and good re sid e n tia l
g ro w th p o te n tia l to the east of
Sandy.
The P la n n in g C om m ission w ill
su b m it the proposed zoning o rd i
nance to the C ity C ouncil at the
Oct. 2 m ee tin g , and w ill seek a
date fo r p u b lic hearing
'Semi'Truck,
Car Collide
Near Sandy
A c a r w a s dem olished Sunday
2 m ilp s wp«t ot Sandy w hen a
ca r. d riv e n by Jam es Paul B ell
of P o rtla n d , sw erved out o f con
tro l and clashed head-on in to a
tru c k and s e m i-tra ile r o u tfit
B ell told Police C h ie f -lam es
Barden th a t he was passing a
p icku p tru c k when his c a r w ent
otd of co n tro l, m a kin g it im p o s
sible to pull into his own lane.
The d riv e r o f the tru c k . E rn
est W hitney of S eattle, said he
trie d Io avoid the on co m in g c a r
by p u llin g onto the shoulder, but
was clip p e d on the le ft fro n t
side, a cco rd in g Io the police re
p o rt No dam age w a s done to
the tr a ile r, bul W h itn e y e s tim a t
ed that the tra c to r w as c o m p le t
ely w re cke d
B e ll and a passenger, D a vid
West, also o f P o rtla n d , w e re
taken to G resham G eneral H os
p ita l fo r tre a tm e n t of fa c ia l
la ce ra tio n «
192.(881
98.(88)
09.000
42.000
90.000
90.000
97,000
101,000
197.(881
88.(881
95.000
100.000
104.000
100.0(81
105.1881
93.(881
09.(881
109.(810
103,(88)
94.(881
1 08.(98)
31,(88)
102.(881
10,(881
Joseph Vaerelli.
Welches
Petitions 66-Year Resident,
Answered Taken by Illness
A life -tim e Sandy resident,
Joseph V a e re tti,
died al his
W elches residents have been
p ro m ise d a re vie w of the postal hom e last F rid a y fo llo w in g an
se rvice there in a nother th re e to extended Illness.
six m onths
He is su rvive d by his w ife ,
T h is w o rd was received fro m Iv y J., a son. H ow ard, Forest
John S w yg e rt. A c tin g D ire c to r G rove, and M a ria n , P o rtla n d ,
of the Post O ffice D e p a rtm e n t's
and tw o g ra n d c h ild re n . W illia m
Bureau of O perations in W ash
ington. D C. H i- statement was and K aren. He also had tw o s is
in re p ly to a p e titio n to post o f ters. M rs. F ra n k H auser and
fice and C ongressional a u th o ri M rs. M ax K lig e l. both of P o tt
ties by Welches residents this
land.
m onth.
V a e re tti was born in Sandy
The
p e titio n
protested
the Dec. 1, 1895 He has been a«'
m a n n e r in w hich Welches post fiv e in c o m m u n ity a ffa irs a ll Ins
o ffic e w as closed in fa v o r of life as s e cre ta ry of C liffs id e
ru ra l c a rr ie r service fro m Mem- C e m p te ry association, a m e m
me, and asks th a t a ru r a l s ta b e r of Sandy A m e ric a n Legion.
tio n be established at Welches. Sandy Pioneers association. St.
N egotiations fo r such a sta tio n M ich a e l's C a th o lic C hurch, and
w ere In itia 'e d and then a b a n Board M e m b e r of B u ll Run
doned by the post o ffic e d e p a rt school fo r 39 years. He served
ment In June.
on the budget c o m m itte e of
S w yg e rt (dated that " in d ic a Sandy high school fo r several
tions are that the present s e rv years, and served m any tim e s
ice is a d e q u a te ." He added. " A f on lo ca l election boards
te r the new se rvice has been
He m a rrie d in P o rtla n d Aug
in o p e ra tio n fo r a period of six j 16, 1923.
to nine m onths we w ill re su rve y
F u n e ra l services w ere held at
the postal service In thp Welches
area and such a ction w ill then B atem an F u n e ra l Chapel last
be takpn as the fa cts developed T uesday w ith co n cluding servlc-
m a y w a rra n t.”
' es at C liffsid e ce m e te ry H on
Sen
M a u rin e B N euberger, o ra ry bearers w ere C harles L a r
overseer o f post o ffice poli ics son. John M itch e ll, H e n ry W eav
in t h i s Congress onal d is tric t, er, Pete H a u g lu m . Guiseppe
acknow ledged a copy ot the pe Ponta, and V. D e ll B u tle r A c
titio n . and prom ised a re p ly in tiv e hearers w ere W. O. G anger,
g re a te r d e ta il a fte r she hears C harles Crone, L a w re n ce Ten
fro m the post o ffice d e p a rtm e n t E yck. Dale Ten E yck. W ilb u r
Sulzbach and C harles M arsh.
on the m a 'te r.
Top Republican Parly Chairman
To Speak- Dine in Oregon City
C la cka m a s C ounty w ill m ake
p o litic a l
headlines
T h u rsd a y.
O ct. 5 w hen N a tio n a l R e p u b li
can P a rty C h a irm a n . W illia m
M ille r, w ill dine and speak In
Oregon C ity w ith R epublican
co m m itte e m e n and grass root
vo te rs
" I l w ill be roast beef fo r 300,"
said George Elvers, general
c h a irm a n
Young R epublicans
fro m I>ewis and C la rk. P o rtla n d
S tate C ollege, P o rtla n d U n iv e r
ity and M a ry lh u rs t w ill help w ith
the se rv in g An ou;standing sen
io r le a d er fro m Sandy H igh w ill
also be selected to attend the
d in n e r.
T he d in n e r is scheduled fo r
6:30 p.m at the T hora B G a rd
ner J u n io r H igh. E thel and Leon
a rd streets. Oregon C ity T ic k
e ts are a va ila b le fro m M rs. Ot
i to MoteJI, president o f the Sandy
R epublican F ede ra tio n . The d in
ner is open to the p u b lic..
M ille r, congressm an to the
U.S. House of R e p re se n ta tive s
fro m N ew Y o rk, w ill spell out
the "C h a lle n g e of the '62 E le c
tio n ." A cco m p a n yin g M ille r w ill
lie Ah H e rm a n n , ca m p a ig n d i
re c to r fo r fhe R e p u blica n Na
tlo n a l C o m m itte e L o w e ll Paget.
O regon's N a tio n a l C o m m itte e
m an, D orotha M oore. N a tio n a l
C o m m itte e w o m a n and Bob D a v
is, state ch a irm a n o f the R e p u b
lica n p a rty