Thursday, April >,
Internal Revenue
Service Warns
Refunds or credits of state and
local taxes, which were claimed
as a deduction on a prior year's
Federal Income Tax Return, gen­
erally constitute taxable income
and must be reported on Federal
Income Tax Returns in the year
received.
A. G. Erickson, Director of
Internal Revenue for Oregon, is­
sued this reminder today for Ore­
gon taxpayers who have questioned
the treatment of Oregon refunds
or credits received during the year
1963.
He noted, however, that where
the taxpayer claimed the standard
deduction In the prior year, he is
not considered to have received a
Federal tax benefit from such pay­
ment in the prior year and need
not report a subsequent refund
or credit of state or local taxes
paid.
BOWLING
SCORES
TOWN & COUNTRY
March 24
W
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Log Lodge
...... 30^i 21 Sa
Janz Berry land
30
22
Mt. Hood Jaycees 26Sa 25^4
Sandy Lions
26
26
Sandy Sand & Grav. 26
26
Sandy Readymix
24Sa 27^
Sportsman s Club
24
28
Mt. Hood Lanes .... 20
31h
High Ind. Series—DeWayne
Spink, 519.
High Ind. Game — Frank
Fox, 201.
High Team Series — Sandy
Lions, 2735.
High Team Game — Sandy
Lions, 1069.
MT. HOODERS
March 26
Oja Lumber
29
19
Brightwood Store 264 21 Si
Sandy Food Center 25
23
Hoodview Pharm. 244 234
Zig Zag Inn
24
24
Gadwood’s
....
23
25
Pioneer Realty
21
27
Dew Drop
19
29
High Ind. Series and Game
—Laurie Nielsen, 524, 197.
High Team Series and Game
—Dew Drop Inn, 2539; Bright­
wood Store, 898.
SAN RO ESTA LEAGUE
March 26
W
L
Timberline Lodge
68
36
Barlow Trail Lodge 59
45
Estacada-Springwater
L
W
Golf Course
574 464
R. S. Smith Motors 33
15
Richardson's Chev. ..304 134 Jennie Welch’s
Antiques
524 514
21
Sandy Truck Line 27
55
Forest Haven Motel 49
Dairy Wonder
27
21
57
47
Rexall Drugs
224 254 Log Lodge
Ken’s Chevron ..... 44
60
27
Sandy Food Center 21
Washing Well ............ 40
64
17
31
Ai's Barber Shop
High Ind. Game—Scratch —
14
34
Dea’s In & Out
High Ind. Game—L. Popelka Clara Marchbank, 172.
High Series—Scratch—Gayla
218.
High Ind. Series—D. Smith, Bishop, 464.
High Ind Game—Handicap
548.
High Team Game — Smith —Clara Marchbank, 197.
High Series — Handicap —
Motors, 890.
High Team Series — Smith Gayla Bishop, 533.
High Team Series — Scratch
Motors, 2508.
—Estacada-Spningwater, 1664.
High Team Series—Handicap
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
—Estacada-Springwater, 2003.
Team No. 2
Team No. 3
NITE OWLS
Team No. 4
March 30
Team No. 1
W
Team No. 6
Loundrees Paints
294 144
Team No. 5
15
29
High Girls’ Game and Series Mills Bros.
16
Curt’s Texaco
—28
—Pat Colson, 137-394.
254 184
High Boys’ Game and Series Lofstedt Mobil
Mt. Hood Lanes ....18
26
—Bob Wesselink, 170-423.
27
Grokett's Jewelry
17
24
Edward’s Richfield 16
EARLY BIRDS
Sandy Auto Wreck. .13
31
March 24
High Team 3 Games—Curt’s
45
Sandy Sand & Grav. 67
Lewis Hardware
.594 524 Texaco, 1653.
High Team Game — Curt’s
54
58
Lukas & Wise
574 544 Texaco, 631.
Gadwood’s
High Ind. 3 Games—Barbara
59
53
Jaycettes
59 Langlois, 513.
Swails Plumbing .. 53
High Ind. Game — Barbara
62
..50
Shaw’s Richfield
62 Langlois, 215.
50
Gene’s Market
High Ind. Series and Game
—Violet Markwell, 498; Nena SANDY MIXED DOUBLES
March 30
Murphy, 185.
High Team Series and Game
.... 764 274
—Lewis Hardware, 1973; Lu- Meier Dairy
Pioneer Real Estate 744 294
kas & Wise, 697.
R. S. Smith Motors 724 314
Pressure Chemical 39
65
Timberline Lodge I 304 734
Timberline Lodge II 19
85
High Team Series — Meier
Dairy, 2021.
High Team Game — Timber­
line Lodge, 710.
High Man's Series — Milton
Guldenzopf, 504.
High Man’s Game — Elton
Leavitt, 193.
FARM TRACTOR CO.
High Woman’s Series—Betty
See Us for New
Hartman, 563.
Jacuzzi Pumps and
High Woman’s Game—Betty
Repairs on All Makes
Hartman, 200.
Of Pumps
Loop Hwy. & Boring Road
Gresham, Oregon
Telephone: MO 5-4164
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SANDY MEN’S LEAGUE
Taxpayers who have taxable re­
funds or credits to report should
list them in schedule B of Form
1040, "U.S. Individual Income Tax
Return." Form 1040A cannot be
used for this purpose.
Erickson pointed out that the
same rule generally applies in the
case of subsequent refunds or
reimbursements, by insurance or
otherwise, of other deductible it­
ems such as medical expenses,
casualty losses, Interest, etc.
Refunds or credits of Federal
taxes are not taxable income, and
need not be reported on the Fed­
eral tax return, but any interest
received on local, state, or Fed­
eral refunds is taxable income.
He said taxpayers who have
further questions about the treat­
ment of refunds or credits may
call their nearest Internal Rev­
enue Service office.
International!
Americans
are being judged by the way we
help our own people as well as
those abroad. Today in ten for­
eign nations, workshops for
handicapped people are pattern­
ed along the lines of those of
Goodwill Industries. These na-
tions like Goodwill’s way of us-
ing
discarded clothing, and
household goods donated by the
public to maintain jobs for han­
dicapped people.
Sandy
Business Directory
Johnny Sez
— BUYING? —
— Join
SELLING?
the more —
— then
TRADING?
—
40,000
PGE
customers
24-Hour Phone Service
heat JOHNNY,
better •
when who
calling
ELECTRICALLY
MO 5-3491 with
J. J. WALKER
4950 NE Union, Portland
AT 8-5045
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4H CLUB
JEEPS
SALES & SERVICE
ROTARY
TILLERS
ROHDE & KOHDt
107 So. Bluff, Sandy
Loop Highway & Borihg Rd.
Gresham
MO 5-4164
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Phone MU 7-3503
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Food Lockers For Rent
$4 and UP
MU 7-2401
Custom Cutting and Wrapping
Locker Beef at Wholesale Prices
SANDY FOOD LOCKERS
Cor. Center & Park, Sandy, Ore.
;
Sandy Ready Mix Inc.
• READYMIX CONCRETE
• SAND and GRAVEL
• MASON SAND
Prompt Delivery
MU 7 3022 (PR 1-7522 nights)
Rt. 1 .Box 1163, Ssndv tf
A 4-H Demonstration Day will
be held at the Cottrell Grade
School on Saturday at 1 p.m.
4-H members are encouraged
to present demonstrations. Sug­
gestions will be given to help
club members who demonstrate.
Persons not giving demonstra­
tions are invited to come and
watch and learn from the demon­
strations presented. Purpose of
the meeting is to give 4-H mem­
bers and leaders help in prepar­
ing and presenting demonstrations,
which are considered an impor­
tant activity in 4-H.
" MH*"-'
CONVERT TO ELECTRIC HEAT for as little
don't
later"
as
«3.94 per say,
month "maybe
with PGE’s new
Budget
Purchase Plan. Choose the units you prefer-
-say,
"I'll
do it
now"
add
insulation
if needed.
PGE
pays the first
«150 of your installation cost. You have 5
years to pay the balance. Your electrical
heating contractor has full details. Don’t
procrastinate - see him this week.
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FOR RENT—$55 Furn. opt, s/s
duplex, 2 bdrms , vacant Hal­
sey Ct. on Holsey St, L mile
west of Troutdale Also 1 bdrm,
furn opt $45 MO 5-0566.
PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Seed
1-15
Simple As
A Phone Call
DAYTIME child care, reasonable,
any age, large yard, toys and
swing Hot lunch, experienced
Mother and grade school tea­
cher. Rockwood area, 254-
9119.
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WANT AD
BARGAIN !
Public Notices
Enterprise
Green Vegetables
Brighten Meals
Brighten family meals with
freshly cooked green veget­
ables, suggests Tod Hamilton,
Multnomah county extension
agent. The trick will be to keep
the bright green color of fresh
vegetables. The green color is
due to chlorophyll, a temp ra­
mentai coloring agent. It dis­
likes heat and absolutely will
not tolerate acid. Acid turns
green vegetables to an olive -
green or bronze color.
To keep the bright color in
green vegetables use small
amounts of boiling water --
not more than one-half inch in
the bottom of the pan. Leave
the cover off for the first two
or three minutes of cooking of
green vegetables. This allows
the acids to escape in the
steam. Then cover and cook to
the tender but still crisp stage.
Do not overcook. Remove veg­
etables slightly underdone.
They will finish cooking while
you handle them.
For a delicious flavor, sea­
son green vegetables with but­
ter or margarine to which a
dash of lemon juice has been
added.
Slick tricks with a variety of
vegetables are reported in
OSU's Extension leaflet PNW
45, "Choosing and Using West­
ern Vegetables."
al 4-7395
12' SHORT log bunks. 16158 NE
Glisan, AL 3-6021.
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LOGS & TIMBER WANTED
MOUNTAIN VIEW LBR. CO.
Phone MU 7-2141
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WANTED cedar logs 10" and up.
Ph. MU 7-6317 or Cherryville 4.
Mt. Hood Box Factory.
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WANTED—Small or large tract.
Ray Schoppert, Rt I, Box 140,
Sandy MU 7-4054.
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LOGS AND TIMBER wanted. Com­
petitive prices paid. Oja Lum­
ber Co., Sandy, Ore. MU 7-
4567.
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Fertilizer
120,000
People
Every Week.
And At Low Cost ..Too!
10 WORDS $1
COW MANURE. Sacks, load. Well
rotted. Top soil, sandy loam. AL
4-4676, AL 3-1991.
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FOR SALE—Dry chicken fertilizer,
sack 50c. Pickup load $5. De­
liver 10 sacks or more. MO 5-
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5545 or MO 5-6724.
COW MANURE with straw or with
well rotted sawdust. $5 pick up
load. $5 a yard del. In 5-yd.
loads 193rd and Sandy Blvd.
William Tegart, MO 5-2523.
lect, 659-0709.
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VVvVVVVVVMvYMAMvVAVvSAAniMlAA^AAAAAAAi
Livestock Feed
HAY—Top soil-fertilizer for sale Al
Ober, PR 4-3723.
O-tf
ALALFA, Eastern Oregon,
2nd
cutting, any amount, eves, MU
7-3135.
P-tf
FOR SALE—Planer shavings, deliv­
ered. A. H. Shook. MU 7-4481
evenings.
S-tf
STRAW 75c bale Wm. Tegart,
MO 5-2523. 193rd and Sandy
Blvd.
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FOR SALE—Mixed grass and clov­
er hay. Alex Wand. Evenings
and weekends, FR 5-2342.
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TOP QUALITY grass hay $22. No
rain, not threshed. TEmple 1-
2516. Rt 5, Box 553. L. Swen­
son.
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TOP QUALITY grass hay, $22 No
rain. Not threshed. Inquire Bar­
ton or Logan stores. E. C. Ger­
ber, TE 1-2586.
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Top Soil
GOOD top soil, big 6 yd. load
$10. Also fill material 75c yd.
AL 3-1042.
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Nursery Stock
SPRING SPECIALS
Sales yard full, real bargains.
Compare our prices and quality.
Bushy, budded 5 yr. rhododen­
drons, reg. $3.95 value, 4 for $10.
Large blooming Forsythia plants,
reg. $5.95 now $3.95. Good se­
lection shrubs, flowering trees
priced to sell. Open Sat. and Sun.
10 to 5.
13-Mile Nursery
and Stand
SE Stark at 235th Street
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RHODODENDRONS - 3 yr. field
grown Portland varieties, some
tall, some bushy. Take now or
when blooming $2 each. MO
5-4088, early Sat. or Sun. J-16
Furniture
BED, COIL, springs, Sealy mat­
tress, dresser, chest of drawers.
MO 5-9716.
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FURNITURE — EZ payments at
CALEF FURNITURE, 10035 NE
Sandy Blvd, at 101st Ave. AL 4-
5511.
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NEW foam rubber sectional, $110
Daveno, chair, $84.90 Clem­
mer's, 14 miles east of Orient
on Loop highway.
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USED APPLIANCES
26-Ft. FREEZER, with new unit,
one-year warranty
$150
WESTINGHOOUSE washer, late
model
$75
GENERAL ELECTRIC washer, late
model
$75
FRIGIDAIRE washer, has new
unit, late model
$85
FRIGIDAIRE deluxe washer, tur­
quoise color, hos new unit $95
GENTRY'S
Hardware & Appliance
FOR SALE—2 new 30" gas rang-
• es Pink Sacrifice. 658-2137.
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TELESCOPE, 10 power Bausch &
Lomb, $6 50. MO 5-8293 after
4 p.m.
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MO 5-2210
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WHIRLPOOL dryer $15 00 Work­
ing order. Joseph F. Zorn, FR
5-2234
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COMPLETE line of used appliances,
reconditioned and guaranteed
Also parts and service for most
appliances Factory authorized
Maytag and RCA Whirlpool
Sales and Services We buy,
sell or trade. Call LaRue's,
MO 5-3553.
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Ferm Machinery
GIBSON TRACTOR, plow, disc,
mowing machine, harrow MO
5-6370
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SMALL GARDEN TRACTOR, also
2 cow trailer 16158 NE Gli­
san, AL 3-6021.
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2 BOTTOM 16" plow and pull­
type disc. Garden tillers, sell or
trade BE 2-0620 weekdays, 1-
CR 9 6306 Saturday.
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FOR SALE — John Deere tractor
with 5 ft disc, cultivator, fertil­
izer attachment and 2 bottom
plow, 14 in, all in good con­
dition
Inquire Sandy Dress
Shop or Ph MU 7-2034, San­
dy
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1889-1964^5/YEARS OF SERVICE
Advertisers
$89.00
$59.50
$89.00
$59.50
$69.50
$155.00
AND MANY OTHERS
Gresham
Business Machines
174th & Stark
254-0776
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WIND­
STORM
DAMAGE?
ROOF LEAK?
USE LOW
COST THIN
ALUMINUM
SHEETS
23 Inches x 36 Inches
ONLY
15c
EACH
LARGE QUANTITIES
The Outlook
MO 5-2181
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GRESHAM TRADING POST, 31
NE 3rd, Gresham—We buy and
sell or trade anything—almost.
Antiques too
Welcome to
browse. MO 5-2700.
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SHORT WAVE RADIO, Halicrafter
4 band, $15. MO 5-8293 after
4 p.m.
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PRODUCTS OF
Dealer
MOTOR COMPANY
* Sales and Service
FOR MULTNOMAH - CLACKAMAS AREA
NOW:
HOUSEHOLD furnishing» and farm
equipment. OLive 8-3548.
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MOTORCYCLE helmet, like new,
$10. MO 5-8293 after 4 p.m.
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SIX TREADLE rug loom, almost
new, $95 Small air compres­
sor and motor, $15. 10331 NE
Skidmore.
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WANTED—Guns, any kind, age or
condition. Ammunition any kind
or amount. Call PR 4-5222 days,
MO 5-2254 evenings.
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BENDIX deep freeze, also '53 In­
ternational pickup Coll after
5 p m. week days. MO 5-4971.
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Farm and Industrial
Equipment
5440 N.E. Columbia Blvd.
•
Portland
SMALL metal punch press, 40 gal.
table top water heoter, Cope­
land refrigerating unit, 220 volt,
1 h p 6 30-gal oil tanks with
pumps and 2 gas pumps. 777-
3551. See at 8449 SE Powell.
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COMPARE! You owe
it to your pocketbook!
LAWNMOWER sharpening
air cooled motor repair.
power mowers
M & S
Service, 10th and Main.
5-4416
No extra charges when you buy a Bolens Husky.
These features are all standard equipment . . .
SAVE $50 on a new 1963 Brit­
ánico Jr Fifteen volumes plus
book rack. Still in unopened
cartons. $150 cash. AL 4-7395
Mr. Benson.
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GEARED TRANSMISSION; 6 speeds forward, 2 reverse • FAST­
SWITCH ATTACHMENT SYSTEM, change attachments in seconds
without tools • CONTROLLED TRACTOR
DIFFERENTIAL; no wheel spinning on
heavy jobs • PLATE CLUTCH DRIVE;
automotive type assures positive
power • DIRECT DRIVE PTO;
full power to attachments
regardless of ground speed
OVER 20 ATTACHMENTS
OFFER YEAR ROUND
and
Used
Auto
MO
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TYPEWRITER table,
refrigerator,
table, 3x4, chest of drawers,
lamp, globe, electric train,
Book of Knowledge with An­
nuals, and other household ar­
ticles Antonelli, Rt 2, Box 584,
6'6 miles east on Section Line
Rd
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PRE-HUNG DOORS $14 50 each.
Medicine cabinets, 16x24 mir­
rors, $6 75 ea All types build­
ers and cabinet hardware. SE
Wholesale Hdw. & Door Co,
1816 SE 122nd, at Mill St. AL
2-3456
PE-H
VERSATILITY
Miscellaneous Wanted
Wood end Sawing
WANTED—Grondfather clock or
pendulum type clock
PR 4-
•
4226
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MILL-PLANER ENDS-S8 - $16 del
Heavy fir slab, 16", 2 cds $18
and up del Mt. Hood Wood
Sales, Boring John D Winner,
MO 5-7436
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FOR SALE—Good clean slab and
heavy edgings cut any length,
delivered Gresham and vicin­
ity Green $10 per cord, part
dry $12, dry $14 Pearson Fuel
Co. Phone MO 5-4678
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Card of Thanks
trial drive
BOLENS NEW
HUSKY TRACTORS
Musical Initrumant«
Patronize
TYPEWRITERS
Olympia portable
Royal port., Tab.
Royal Std. Magic M.
Und. Std. Key Set
Victor Adder
New Elec. Adder
OLIVER Superior drill for sole.
MO 5-2832 between 6 and 9
pm
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TRACTOR
Phone 288-6493
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Former Jack White Tire Co.
BANKRUPT
Recap and tire shop equipment.
Bear Deluxe Telaliner, jacks, air
comp., benches, office furn. New
and used tires and tubes, etc.
Tuesday, Apr. 7, 10 a.m.
5th & Main, Gresham
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TRASH BURNER, $35 155 SE Un-
den St., behind Golden Knight
motel, Gresham.
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Your Ford
IS
Miscellaneous
LOWER PRICE
Miscellaneous
SPECIALS IN
236 NE Roberts
Cooked . . .
FOR SALE—Russet seed potatoes.
Netted Gems, one-tenth mile E
Zim's Corner on Stark. Call
evenings, MO 5-4630 after 6
pm
W-16
Timber
FOR RENT—New 1 bedrm. duplex
apt. in Gresham. New 3 bdrm,
duplex opt. in Gresham. Phone
MO 5-3805.
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4-H DEMONSTRATION DAY
FARM TRACTOR CO.
LAWN MOWER
'49 CHEVROLET chassis and wm«
parts Make offer AL 3-5433.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
Marie Seematter, Clerk at the San.
dy Union High School, Sandy, Ore­
gon, until April 22. 1964, 8:00 o'clock
P.M., PST, for the Sandy Union High
School Addition and Remodel, for
School District No. 2, Clackamas
County, Sandy, Oregon, and will then
and there be opened and publicly
read aloud. Bids received after the
time fixed for opening will not be
considered.
Contract Documents may be exam­
ined or obtained at the office of
Hewlett & Jamison. Architects. 1430
S W. Clay St., Portland 1, Oregon,
after March 30, 1964. Up to two sets
of Contract Documents may be ob.
tained by prime bidders upon a de­
posit of $75.00 per set. Any bidder,
upon returning sets In good condi­
tion within seven days after bid op.
ening, will be refunded his deposit,
and any non-bldder upon so return,
ing sets will be refunded his deposit
if sets are returned no later than
five calendar days prior to bid open,
ing Deposit sum will be refunded to
successful bidder after award of
Contract.
All bidders must comply with
Chapter 279, Oregon Revised Statutes
relating to qualifications of bidders.
Required prequalification forms may
be obtained at the office o* the Ar­
chitects.
No proposals will be considered un­
less accompanied by certified check
or bid bond (with authorized surety
company as surety) made payable to
the Owner in any amount of not less
than 5'4 of the maximum amount of
the bid and no Interest will be al.
lowed on bld security. Surety bond
shall be in accordance with terms
of Contract Documents.
The School District reserves the
right to reject any or all blds and
to waive Informalities
No bidder may withdraw his bld
after the hour set for the opening
thereof or before award of the Con­
tract. unless said award Is delayed
for a period exceeding 30 days.
MARIE SEEMATTER
Clerk
First Publication April 2. 1964.
Second Publication. April 9, 1964.
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WANT ADS
Too Lafe to Classify
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE SUMMONS
No. 59502
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clacka­
mas.
ORAL HILL FOUNDATION FOR
THE BLIND. INC., and ORAL 13.
HULL,
Plaintiffs,
vs
ANTANACIO JIMINEZ, and NET­
TIE HARTSELL,
Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN­
DANTS, and also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien, or interest in or to
the real property described in the
complaint herein :
You are hereby summoned to ap­
pear within twenty-eight days after
the date of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit, within twenty-eight
days after March 12, 1964, and defend
the above-entitled suit to quiet title in
the above-entitled court, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiffs. ORAL
HULL FOUNDATION FOR THE
BLIND, INC., and ORAL B. HULL,
and serve a copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plain­
tiffs, George L. Iloweller, at his office
below stated ; and in case of your fail­
ure to do so, judgment will be render­
ed against you to forever debar from
asserting any claim whatever In or
to the property described in the plain­
tiffs' complaint and for such other
and further relief as to equity snail
seem meet.
Dated and published March 12, 1964.
Date of last publication, April 9.
1964.
GEO. L. HOWEILER
Attorney for Plaintiffs
P. O. Box 366
Sandy, Oregon.
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(Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post
MEDIUM size upright piano $75
Also Kimble bungalow style up­
right MO 5-7867 Recondition-
ed and easy terms
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PIANO TUNING and repairing
25 yrs same company
Work
guaranteed Dunn. AT 7-3222
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MOEN
Machinery Co.
Loop Highway
Sandy - MU 7-3636
633 E. POWELL - GRESHAM - MO 5-9159
We are truly grateful and thank­
ful for the assistance and kind­
ness given at the time of the
loss of our little daughter.
Mory and Elbert Kirkham
and Family.
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We wish to express our thanks to
the many friends who did so
much to lighten our load dur­
ing our recent bereavement.
To Rev Neuenfeldt for his kind­
ness to those who sent cards
with consoling messages, for
the beautiful flowers, and many
other acts of kindness, thanks
and may God bless you all.
Mrs LeRoy Lamb
Eluyn Lamb and family
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