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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1963)
The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Msr. 21, 1M3 (Sec. 2) By Robert P. Dickinson By Rep. Bob Dickinson As the legislature concludes its eighth week I find it hard to believe that the time has passed so fast. We are now be ginning to get into controvers ial legislation. Until the last few days, most of the bills have passed with strong majorities. Last Thursday the House got into a I'i hour parliamentary battle the likes of which I have never seen. The original prob lem arose over a minor point. Before we finally did ad journ at noon, we had a few ruffled feathers, and had gone through a host of technical mo tions including a motion to re - refer the bill to commit tee; an amendment; a motion to table the bill; a division' of the House; an attempted Call of the House,' many technical points of order, and several motions to either re- cess or adjourn, The bill final- ly did pass. Tax Hearings Tax hearings continue to bring a constant flow of visi- tors to Salem. Last Friday’s hearing before the judiciary committee on the sex offender bills lasted from 1-6 pm., bringing a large crowd which overflowed from the basement hearing room into the hallway where speakers were set up. I suspect that well over 600 SERVICE ★ (hi Automotive Parts All Makes — All Models ★ Complete Mohn Rebuilding Automotive Machine Shop Service For Automobiles, Rebuilt Engines, Fleets, Racing Cars. Hot Rods, Industrial Engines International Truck Parts and Wisconsin Engine Dealers THIS IS AN ALL UNION SHOP VIC’S MOTORS & AUTO PARTS 1821 E. Powell Gresham MO 5-4143 Radio Dispatched Trucks Just Three More Days! DIAMOND JUBILEE Rexall's 60th Anniversary Sale Ends Saturday YEARS MAALOX 12 OZ REG. $1.49 JUMBO BAG OF 300 SOFT ABSORBENT COTTON BALLS 69C Only persons attended. A further hearing on the same bills was held on Tuesday evening of this week. There have been many visi tors from Clackamas county in the last week County Asses sor Don Hattan was down again to testify on a matter before the House Tax committee. County Commissioners Dar rell Jones and Fred Stefani were down on Wednesday last. Jones, who is president of the O&C Land Grant Counties Assn., testified along with Su perintendent L. D. Rood of Ore gon City Schools on the O&C matter before the House Edu cation committee. O&C Land Sales Interestingly enough. Darrell Jones tells me. 51 per cent of Clackamas county is Federally owned. By a Federal statute, Clackamas county and 17 other Oregon counties get a total of $15.3 million in funds which are distributed to them from forest sales in what are known as O&C lands. The allocation to Clackamas county is $877,807. Parenthetically, we have a to tal of 1.2 million acres in our county. Indicative of the increasing workload in the legislature, I might give you an idea of how I spent last Wednesday. After early breakfast with some leg islators, I visited a committee hearing briefly and was at my desk attending to various mat- ters before the morning ses- sion. Hearings Lengthy The session concluded at 11:50 a.m. After a very hasty lunch in the house lounge, I was at a noon meeting of the rules committee. I had to leave the meeting early in order to appear before the tax commit tee in support of a bill which I had introduced. The hearing on my bill lasted until after 3 p.m., and I missed my judiciary com mittee meeting which had start ed at 1 p.m. I hastily went to another room and found myself a few minutes late for the education committee hearing which had just started the discussion on the O&C land grants. This hear ing continued until 5:30. It was after this that I had a few min utes to visit with Commission ers Darrell Jones and Fred Stefani. After dinner with a lob byist discussing some proposed legislation, I returned to my desk for a short time. Happily, all days aren’t quite so full as this one was. Uncle Officiates A wedding of special inter est to people of Sandy and .Dover tpok place in Montesa no Wash., on Sunday. March 17. Miss Kara Lou O'Brien, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jol ly O’Brien of Sandy and Roy al David Dennehy of Vancou ver BC. were united in mar riage by Rev. Rowan O'Brien. Rev O’Brien is pastor of the first Presbyterian church of Montesano and uncle of the bride. The bride, given by her ta- Ml BERGER SCHOLARSHIP Establishment of a $500 Rich ard L. Neuberger memorial scholarship was announced to day by Senator Maurine B. Neuberger to assist two Ore gon teachers in attending the annual Washington - United Na tions summer seminar. Semin ar sessions are held June 23 through Aug. 2 in Washington and New York City, under sponsorship of the National Ed ucation Assn All letters of ap plication must be received no later than April 15 in the Sen ator's Oregon office at 326 New U.S. Courthouse, Portland 5, Oregon. ther, Jollv O’Brien, was at tended by her sister, Maureen. Both girls wore blue. The bride wore a green orchid corsage, the other ladies had green car- nations The groom, attended by his brother, Paul Dennehy, wore a shamrock boutonniere. Jimmy (.'Brien, the bride’s brother was usher. Mrs. Dennehy, mother of the groom and the groom's sisters, Moya and Ruth, the bride's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Remraen and Mrs. Eliza beth O'Brien of Portland, an aunt. Mrs Kathleen Berry of Vancouver, cousins. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien and children of Tacoma, and Rowena Brad ley from California were pres ent as were many others of the family. Mrs. Teak Bell, Tully. Steph en and Lynn Bell of Sandy, drove up with the O'Briens. Jolly, Evelyn. Danny and Jim my. Mrs. Bell sang the "Lords Prayer" and the "Rose of Tra lee" for the wedding and "How Great Thou Art" at the morn ing service. The wedding cake, made by Mrs. O'Brien were decorated in Irish motif by Mrs. Elsie Kreiger, a former Dover neighbor. NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING school district No. Here's BUDGET—FISCAL YEAR 1«¿ 3 - / fi. Schedule I Ue aerei MMM at tub Lev New h Total Haeervwd for Kapsnditura In ru- tUTB Y«n c. Total lotimatod KspoDdituroa and Reaa r ve DBDUCT 1 Total Btematod Itoctojte and Available Cate Baiancoa ADD: € tetteated Amount at Taasa That Will Not Be CoUected During the Fiscal Tear tor Which Thio Budget le Made, Including Kettanatod A Total tetimatod Taa Levine far teculng JBmLlBL— V Analyte at «temette Taa Lavica: (a) Amenât Inaide dB Utetation _____ <b) Amount Outotdg dB Limitotea _ _______ (c) Not Subject to •« Limitation School By Westclox Reg. 88 $4.98 REXALL MULTIPLE VITAMINS Combination Syringe Two-Quart Water One Tablet Daily gives 1% to 2'/2 times daily minimum requirements of all vita mins with set minimums. $3.37 value. .. GERIATRIC MULTIPLE VITAMINS Save $2.79 on Rexall's high-potency formula that helps fight iron-deficiency anemia. Regularly a $6.77 Rexall value, BOTH FOR $j98 BOTH FOR $398 Bottle and Syringe THERAPEUTIC MULTIPLE VITAMINS JUST 19 High-Potency tablets for the treatment and prevention of vitamin deficiencies. Save $3.49! Regularly an $8.44 value, ROUND PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET '51 BOTH FOR Bushel basket size. Solid bottom, latticed sides, sturdy handles. Colors. yn (ut-1145) SSKMi ! Mennen $495 Stainless Steel HAND MIXER SKIN BRACER Nylon geirs for smooth, quiet operation. Mixes, whips, beats. Reg. $1.00 (LX-IM2) Special 749 g .ech GRESHAM REXALL DRUG Corner Main & Powell MO 5 9191 ^oO- co st . »3 so .5 X&o/.OO S to iso ■S ¡LÍO. M mo* X^/0.3o £ tTSV oo HO 2 IS Síou./g 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 SB 8 8 8 _________________ 0 0 £ 22^ ' Q 0 i/ki ■ 7a' a a a a a a —— J 7 757 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 s I l - um ___________ ! . ilpv Brook, Chairmen ifaLtaOQß Budget '¡mm 11 UNIRAI FUND July 1.1» 4J W Jun. SO, 1».— ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES (Continual) SdMduK III (Continual) OMUl HMD ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE acted u>n tena b t.g/ <»» <11 <M oniAnoN or rLANT too Serlaa <«> IB tn IBI X X X X X X 77 Jfoo. OÒ it uvxnub raoM local >ou«cte 111 Dtsttet Tas rssaivsd hi yaar toted J.ÛCCt 90 too 3 St 1.10 J. Iff. ŸL J/. 7/4 to y? /, —— •JO UtilitiM .leapt Fuel S 4 m 00 V^r/, as kOL g, Lì — IM Otoe ___ — 7/77.07 7f. Sû 7. 7^f. *7 Jûf. y it 7. 3} 3 k l ( ort.fj S' ÿço.co Total Operation of Plant MAINTBN SNC'S O» M XNT 700 Serica Malariaa Materiale and Suppllee Heplai anient Equipment Contracted Service 710 J i n u i k » n y J / MB Fuel for Haat _________________ —— 0 0. OQ You. ao ÛQQ kûa. - a cl • 10 Salariée •?0 Supplica •/to. eo 0O 770 io <> O U J Ptottet Tax—Frtor Year» Levte to. BXVBNUB r*OM OnmLMXIMATB AIMS — The Aims Com •ocmcM munity club enjoyed a pleasant J. 137- 0.123 00. •LI C5S5SI »«teol Fund 3.3SÍ.3/ ___ J/ £3 U 0 Rural School f MetrlcI afternoon at their monthly X X X X X X X X X X X X /I. 93 L it meeting on March 6. l.klili, __________________ »• B*s Bstknau»»"J 1.73/. 49 President Alta Van Ausdell — to RBVBNUB FBOM OB TUODOa discussed the pillowcases. It is n*n aotmesa II 0 Beate School Support Fund hard to get quality material X X X X X X £ 043. if ___ ULsgaUBUlMJUa_______ X X X X X X at reasonable prices. The la Other Baeu School Fund HwwipU g o, 9 vs. - z. |M Oteto— (» n odatetaj School Fund an dies brought an asortment of js-a. - Ml VMter-“ — riWTirlTmB recipes, and Catherine Dunlap UJ ».„«».1 U-Uu. AAun 1-T.^r— agreed to get them into book TOTAL RACBIFTB aviti.- J3 o/V 1 34-, Qi s-t it71 / lets for all to have. The meet ing adjourned, and several It os 7.4 tí, Í7 games (on the spring - St •Knkit budoxt raboubcxb □BNBMAL FUND Patrick theme) were played <99,971 ¿V.l/t.ov Next meeting April 3 has Mrs James (Ardis) Baker as the Jul. i 1M hostess. SÛO 00 JÛO•60 720 7U 7M £0íí> po ot 700 ■ O 0 ao •9JOO OO Total Maintenance of Plant FIXED < HA BOES io 777' fc UI UI U« US /. 7/4 it f A 7. 7 J J.S-OÍ/OO 2, 7tí 111 KO Serlaa Retirement end Social Security F.■ pence Incur ance Rentel of lend end Buildinp Intereel on Current Loene JlS’üOOO 37 a a QO •74 ao 00 Total FtasdCbargu FOOD SEBVK ES AND STUDENT BODT ACTTVITTM too 1000 Serie •00 Food Service • 10 Salarle /'S Oc. 0 0 3! 0 a "o 1000 Student Body 71 rUv H im 1010 »alene /S c. If 0 Jf/lor . Total Food Servile and Student Budp Activilwe /fk'OO 00 4 Ato■0 0 CATVrM. OVTLAT in |Mypi«al -u—«« h. uw. itti Bite end Sits A4d!U.<- /O-7 OQ IM Impnwenent tn Sitae iri Mm.1 »evw. to. huUdtag. 1270 New Buildtage and Atelttana IM7 RamodMlng Iyo#/ asu. oa Û o too J. OOO OD 4 •7o<t.aa U loi ÌS à . . 1 i I tel g.foo. au __ . Jftoûo û n va. 0 0 9^90.00 - r • r ’ Jild OO g»—rt—CT_________________________ /litio.«O TOTAL GENERAI FUND EXPENDTTTREB •7Í Í19 77 S 7,2 J J, ¿í> AO jr»H^Mn< Vfa. a û tend Intww« and R.d w npHi Fund SVnMATED RECEIPTS AND BEI,INNING CASH BALANCE l'in Vii vs jumm . iMy- 1 AM. MBB IM ÍJ.A/. f/ July 1. UE 2 M , Achtelte IV ______ M_______ «n US ííotl ■ 29 go.2ko.ec. ESTIMATED EXPEND1TUBEB Bull Run PTA had an inter esting meeting. The nominating committee read their choices of officers and the president, Mrs. Charles (Bonnie) Marsh, led a discussion on child be havior. Next month's meeting, on April 4. will also feature the school’s Science Fair. Speaking of schools reminds your correspondent of an error made in the report on 4-H ac tivities. All eligible children are in volved in some activity The oldest are taking sewing at school Patricia Baker and Darlene Weeks — and Brenda Younker takes 4-H sewing with Corbett group. Their teacher has had 25 years of 4-H lead ership. Brente Younker and Douglas Bowan are both tak ing 4-H Batchelor sewing .____ —_ _________________ _________________ Ilice Tooth, Clerk By MRS. J. A. HAGGSTROM FR 5-4131 The American Legion and Auxiliary potluck dinner at the L. E. Baker home was a de licious repast. Welcome strangers were the Bill Udey’s who have moved to Agate Beach. Also present were the George Martins. Mr. Martin, a charter member of the Le gion, lives at a Portland trailer park and though still a mem ber, does not get here very often. Plans for the forthcoming salmon supper were discussed. No meeting is scheduled for April and the next meeting will be before the salmon supper at Corbett. ____________ _____ ■ .t I ALARM CLOCK koa-o'o 4 3/077 »0 £•7977.00 t. AaMamt Nooaaaary to »atonoe «te Budget Cottrell (^/ûO 00 aasaan M When you buy the 100 tablet size of any of the Rexall Vitamin Specialties below at reg. price. 2 7.tío- - ^/iaso L a. Total Utunatte Kaponditurw in <n <n (•» <4* <» tn (D Ml 60 TABLET 9 Summary of Eat! mated Expenditures, Receipts and Available Cash Balances, and Tax levies J Super-Spring Community Club BOTTLE Meets at Aims J Q ÿ k. /-F» te-/ SAVE 50 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Denny (Kara Lou O’Brien) were snapped at a bridal shower at a friend's home In Vancouver. B.C., re cently. ttol a ¿d í tj Ih.ii y « H ütete »teitee^ n ag etu ii OM mJtoj / ¿CO- OC 1 »o. a . -T ■ _____ > * .A A Tatal E» pandi !.. re late— - J400, O0 ........................ 4/àOÌ. . so .< ina. so hM IwMl. Fimd na / oon eg fV, (-VO. C o kí amMATED RECEIPTS and beginning cash balance V i LEGISLATIVE NOTES fer the property, you can sue for "specific performance” and the court may compel the transfer of the realty. However, there are situations in which the law will not grant the remedy of money damages nor specific performance, as for example in a case where the performance is impossible on a ground which the law finds ex cusable. such as the outbreak of war Relief may be denied in some cases on the ground of public policy, as where the sub ject of the contract is illegal, such as in wagering cases the courts will refuse to grant re lief. What can be done when one party to a binding contract fails or refuses to perform? First, and most common, is a court action for money damages. Such damages are generally measured by the loss sustained by the aggrieved person. The law will attempt to put the wronged party in the position he would have occupied had the contract been carried out. Sometimes money damages will not put the wronged party in the position he would have occupied had the contract been carried out. 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