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The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Dec. 12. 1963 (Sec. I)
Walton League Elects Officers
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The Izaak Walton League, Ore
gon City Chapter met on Wednes
day, Dec. 4, 8 p.m., Chamber of
Commerce Bldg., Oregon City for
election of officers and committee
reports. E. Demerest Schmitt,
Milwaukie, read the Izaak Walton
pledge.
Meeting was presided over by
John Miller, Boring, who was
elected unanimously to serve a
second term. Elected to serve
with Miller were: Vice-presidents
of outdoor recreation, waters,
woods, soils, wildlife: Roy McNeil,
Portland; John Anderson, Mil
waukie; Lewis Rivers, Estacada;
FOR EVERYONE!
Senator John Inskeep, Oregon City;
Kenneth Gates, Portland. Mrs. E.
D. (Bonnie) Schmitt will serve as
club’s treasurer. State director,
J. H. VanWinkle, West Linn; di
rectors: Kenneth Brandt, Oregon
City; Maynard South, Portland;
Richard Groener, Milwaukie.
Miller appointed the following
committees:
Membership, E.
Demerest Schmitt, Milwaukie;
Publicity, Mrs. O. M. Larsen and
J. H. VanWinkle, West Linn; Pro
gram, Alvin Parker, Gladstone;
J. H. VanWinkle; Harold Leith,
Oregon City. Ways 4 Means: Os
car Larsen, West Linn; R. S.
(Bill) Wil lams, West Linn; How
ard Hopkins, Portland.
Refreshments: Mrs. John Mil
ler, Boring; Mrs. Alvin Parker,
Gladstone; Mrs. R. S. Williams,
West Linn.
Oscar Larsen announced the
Waltonian Christmas Tree Sale to
be held 10 to 5 dally, 13th 4 Main
Sts., Oregon City beginning Mon
day, Dec. 9. Cultured trees any
size $3.00; nobles $1.00 per foot.
DeWayne Page, West Linn, was
thanked for his generous contri
bution of an electric stove which
sold and the proceeds donated to
the Save Our Salmon 4 Steelhead,
Inc.
Oscar Larsen passed out ini-
tiative petitions prohibiting com
mercial fishing for salmon and
steelhead. The purpose is to pro
hibit commercial fishing for sal
mon and steelhead in al’ Oregon
inland waters, including boundary
rivers and prohibited areas. Lar
sen stated, "approximately 38,000
valid registered voter signatures
are needed to put this measure
on the ballot for the election Nov.
1964."
J. H. VanWinkle reported on the
recent Governor's Conference on
Natural Resources held in Salem;
the State Game Commission Hear
ing in Portland and the Izaak Wal
ton League State Convention held
In Portland. "The Oregon City
Waltonians were well represented
at all three meetings," reported
VanWinkle.
Of much Interest to the Wal-
tonians is the newly completed
boat ramp at Clackamette Park.
The League was saddened by
the death of two members of long
.standing: Robert Mount, Bright
wood, and Clarence Brunner, West
Linn. The League will send sym
pathy cards to the families of
these departed Waltonians.
Following the election, Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Williams, West Linn,
served cake and coffee.
Board meeting will t>e Wednes
day, Dec. 11, 8 p.m., Larsen’s
Creamery, Oregon City. Al! board
members, directors, and officers
should be present
43 at OSU From Area
Elaine Deming, Roberta J. Ken
nedy, Richard A. Kuehn, Jean M.
Lane, Michael G. Murray, Kar-
leen M. Reckman, Carl John
Sandstrom, Jack Ray Waibel, Paul
V. Williams Jr.
From Government Camp: Judy
El en Devecka, Emilie Sue West;
from Rhododendron: Jon M. An
derson,
Lawrence R. Bart
ley, Robert Scott Dolp; from Wem-
me: Raymond G. McKenzie; from
Zig Zag: Timothy C. Kasch.
Seven are attending from Es
tacada, 16 from Boring and two
from Eagle Creek.
A total of 386 students from
Clackamas county are enrol ed at
Oregon State university this year,
according to a geographic index
compiled by the registrar’s of
fice at the university.
Just over 8000 of the 10,426
students attending OSU are from
Oregon. Forty - six other states
and 66 foreign countries are rep
resented among the out-of-state
students.
A breakdown of the Clackamas
county total shows 11 from Sandy.
They are: Edward F. Bernard,
Phillip J. Bernard Jr., Sandra
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