Thursday, June 13, 19«3 (Sec. 1)
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Work Needed For Teenagers
The Oregon State Employ
ment Service urges employers
having summer work suitable
for young people to call their
local State Employment Serv
ice office.
The
Employment Service
now has able high school un
dergraduates registered
to
help householders with their
yard work, babysitting, house-
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led each was given a golden flower by Installing Officer Lu
cille Wienecke. Both Woman's ( lub and city of Sandy mark
golden anniversaries. From left is Mrs. Ed Bruns, treasurer;
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OREGON
The Sandy Woman's Club
held installation of officers at
its June meeting last Thurs
day, following a potluck lunch-
eon at the club hall.
Officers for the club year
1963-64 were installed by Mrs.
past
David Wienecke, Jr.,
president
and installing of-
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W’; Duane Knapp, chairman of the beard of trustees; Mrs.
Lewis Hail, treasurer; Mrs. James Duff, secretary, and Mrs.
William Anderson, president. Unable to be present for the in
stallation was Mrs. Harold Tharp, vice president.
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Sandys Woman's Club Holds Installation
B atí man
Stotts, Terry Waibel, Barbara
Kitchen. Maxine Asakowa and
David Whitlock.
A recent service was held for
the graduates who attend Sandy
Baptist Chapel. Each graduate
told of his future summer and
fall plans. Walter Whitlock sang
a solo representing the gradu
ates The message was "A
Grad's Motto" with Proverbs
4:5, 6 as the suggested motto
for the graduate's life.
Following the evening service
a reception was given in their
honor Each graduate was pre
sented with a gift from the
church.
Those honored were David
Ziemer. David Russell, Marilyn
Mitchell. Jack Waibel. Walter
Whitlock, Sheila Moffett, Mike
Mattox. Sandra Leathers, Stan
work and other domestic work.
Many are also registered for
clerical, sales, agricultural,
service, camp counselor and
other full and part time sum
mer work.
The
Employment
Service
last summer placed more than
6.750 young people on non-agri-
cultuial jobs. These jobs helped
many to finance their continued
education
The number of
young people seeking summer
work has increased significantly
this year
The need for employers to
open up employment for these
qualified young people is ur
gent. The Employment Serv
ice urges employers to call
their summertime jobs to 656-
2696. Oregon City. 687-2521,
Sandy Farm office, today.
Personal problems are brought to
us by many bereaved families. We
accept these problems in the strict
est confidence.
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Bill Louderback, Mgr.
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ficer, with Mrs. William An
derson. president; Mrs Harold
Mrs.
Tharp,
vice-president;
James Duff, secretary; Mrs.
Lewis Hall, treasurer; Mrs.
Duane Knapp, chairman of the
board of trustees; and Mrs.
Bruns also assisted as marsh-
all.
Mrs. Wienecke, on behalf of
E. F. Bruns, historian. Mrs.
the club, presented Mrs. How
ard Berger, retiring president,
with a beautiful blue thumb
print Fentonware candy dish
in appreciation of her service-
es. She in turn presented
friendship cups and saucers to
the following retiring officers
and chairmen: Mrs. Anderson,
vice-president,
Mrs.
Hall,
treasurer; Mrs. Duff, secre
tary; Mrs. Charles W. Frasier,
Jr., chairman of the board of
trustees; Mrs. Duane Knapp,
trustee; Mrs. Wienecke, trus
tee; Mrs. Bruns, historian;
Miss Olli'e Kanak, yearbook
chairman; Mrs. George Ten
Eyck, art and publicity chair
man; and Mrs. J. W. Latimer,
musician.
It was noted that during this
club year the fiftieth anniver-
sry was celebrated with a
special tea, a new hardwood
floor was put in the main
club hall, and many fine books
were added to the Sandy Pub
lic Library. The program com
mittees resented man inter-
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Hostesses for the June meet-
Ing were : Mrs. Jess Hite,
chai iman,
Mrs.
Frances
James, Mrs. Henry Perrett,
Mrs. Bill Dyal, Mrs. Cyril
Slack, Mrs. Jack Rowland,
Mrs. Vernon Elmer and Mrs
Berger.
Mrs. Harry H. Cole was in
troduced as the guest of Mrs.
Anderson. She stood in for her
sister, Miss Kanak, who is va
cationing in Victoria, B.C. with
Miss Crissy Cole.
College Sets
History Tour
Limited
additional enroll
ments for the popular North
west History Tour, sponsored
as a summer credit course by
the Oregon College of Educa
tion are still available, accord
ing to an announcement by Dr.
Gary L. Huxford, who will lead
the tour this year.
A 2400-mile tour by private
bus which will afford mem
bers an opportunity to become
acquainted with the Columbia
Basin portion of the Pacific
Northwest, the group will be
limited to 33 members, Dr.
Huxford said.
Tour members will see the
juniper and ponderosa pine
forests of central Oregon, old
mining areas in eastern Ore
gon and Idaho, eastern and
central Washington.
Public Notices
No. 13497
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ln the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clacka*
man, Probate Department.
Notice la hereby given that the
State of Oregon for Clackamas Coun-
undersigned ha« been appointed Ex
ecutrix of the Will or Arnold Moore,
deceased, by the CL cult Court of the
ty and has qualified. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present same to
me at the office of Alden E. Miller,
Lawyer, 302 Smith Building, Oregon
City, Oregon, with vouchers and
months
duly verified, within
from the date hereof.
Dated and flrat published June 6.
1963.
Last publication June 27, 1961
BERTHA MARIE MOORE.
Executrix of the Will or Arnold
Moore, deceased.
Alden E. Miller
Attorney tor Executrix
302 Smith Building
SP -26
Oregon City, Oregon.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clacka^
mas. Probate Department.
In the Matter of the Estate of
RICHARD G PALMATEER
Deceased.
Notice I h hereby given that the un-
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Dats of last publication June 13,
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THEIxMA PARKIdON
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