SANDY (Ora.) POST ThurK, Mar. 17, ISM (Sac. 1)
Wbltr Sintitkö
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND
BENEFICIARIES
1965 Co-op Sales Hit New Record
A break-through tothe"half- The petroleum bulk plant had
mllllon dollar club” for 1965 about >100,000 In
sales
sales volume was scored by volume for the year,
the Gresham Cooperative, ac
Plans for the new Co-op store
cording to figures released at building on property owned east
the 32nd annual meeting at the of Gresham on Hogan Road are
Gresham Grange Hall on the now well advanced, according to
evening of March 8.
the report,
with construction
Manager R. H. (Dick) Wilcox expected to be under way by
disclosed figures showing that late 1967.
several all-time operating re
Manager Wilcox delighted the
cords were established by the crowd with his goodnatured rib
Co-op In 1965.
bing of employees In their var
Included were: net margins, ious misadventures in the Une
>28,542.70 after dividends on
stock; reduced receivables, 12 j
working days’ sales; and the
new record in sales for the
year of >513,337.33 — up 14.5
per cent from the previous I
year.
I
A new agricultural
lime I
NOTICI
warehouse at Woodburn went I
into operation in 1965 that will I
supplement those already es- I
tablished at Fairview and For- I on the budget are set forth
of duty. He pointed out that the tourist facilities throughout the
staff of six basic employees
now handled >150,000 in added
In the election of directors,
sales volume In recent years
William Strebtn and Jack Ickler,
with “undl minished efficien
both Route 2, Troutdale, were
cy.”
returned to the board for terms
Guest speaker was Jens F.
of three years. H. D. (Duane)
Svinth, agronomist from the Mohn, Route I, Troutdale was
Oregon state highway depart elected to succeed Oscar Brue,
ment He demonstrated by color who had served his limit of
slides how the beautification two successive termi. Brue
and erosion control staff cared was tendered a special wall
for some 12,000 acres of road plaque In recognition of his
side Improvements, parks and service.
MOTIVE TO 4MK1HTOMM
,
No 167X0
in Iha Circuit Court of Iha Slatr
tor th« County ot
I lackaiiina. I’rvbatr IWuartniant
ot ,h” Katala of
harvky a SCHNKIDEH.
—
Pwaaaad
... j*'V* ,a. h,r»by Sivan that Ihr
undarolanrd
haa Iiron appoint««!
KxaculAx of th, Katat» of liar-
*'7' 4
Sehnaldrr. Dacraard.
by
Iha I treuil Court of tha Stata of
Oregon for Clackamaa County, and
baa qualified All pornona bavins
claims
agalnat
raid oatalr are
hereby
notified
to
preornt
Ihe
••me duly verified >• by law re
quired. to the undersigned al the
S’. lca“r Ganrsa L Howallsr, PO
I’ox JM
Sandy. Oregon, within
■lx months from Ihe date hereof
Dated and first published
Feb
ruary. IT, 19««
*■••* publication
March 17. 1»«4
\KHONA UT BCHNKÏDKH
Nxcutrlz
Lu «4'hnaldar
Underway
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 14733
Thg Oregon Itoctety for Crip-
plmi Children anti Adults has
In the Circuit Court of ttw opened Its annual Easter Neal
State of Oregon for the County aale, proceeda from which fi
of Clackamas, probata depart nance a multiplicity of projects
ment
throughout the etate, according
Estate Of
to Mra. Franklin Terrall,coun
JAMES WALTER CREIGHTON ty chairman.
Among Easter Seal programs
Notice is hereby given that are Chlldren'a Hospital School
the undersigned have twen duly tn Eugene, where youngsters
appointed executrices of the from more than 20 Oregon
estate
of
James
Walter counties receive physical, oc
Creighton, deceased and any cupational and sp4»ecli therapy
and all persons having claims as well aa regular achoullng.
against the said estate are Camp Easter Seal near Reeds
•lereby required to present said port, Oregon’s only summer
claims duly verified as by Isw camp exclualvely designed for
required st 300 Smith Building, hand (rapped
children
and
704 Main Street, Oregon City, young adults. Three mobile
in Clackamas County, Oregon, therapy clinics which travel to
within six months from the date virtually every section of Ore
of this notice.
gon, bringing physlcsl therapy
Dated and first published, to areas where such therapy
March 10, 1980.
is not readily available, or to
Date
of last publication, patients who are needy.
March 31, 1966.
When asked ’’Why give?”,
NELL K. HOWE
Mrs. Terrall said ’’Because
LOUISE CRUTCHER
contribution helps make this
Executrices of the estste of splendid program possible, and
JAMES WALTER CREIGHTON, because you’ll feel a deep per
deceased. sonal satisfaction when you give
to a dedicated organisation like
Glenn R. Jack
the Easter Seal Sbclety.”
Jack, Goodwin and Anlcker
Mrs. Terrall further reports
704 Main Street
that the Gladstone Ladles VFW
Oregon City, Oregon
were responsible for Clack
Attorneys for Executrices
amas County’s Easter Seal
SP-I3 envelopes being stuffed and pre
pared for mailing. She express
ON THE GO
Claude Milla will speak on ed hope that “everyone will
lawn care at the March 22 respond as generously as they
Estate of John A. Goebel, the
same person as John Goebel,
deceased.
Pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 417, Oregon Laws
of 1961, notice is hereby given
to all persons Interested as
creditors or beneficiaries of
the estate of the above named
decedent, that the undersigned,
as foreign executrix of the
estate of said decedent, will,
upon the expiration of ninety
days from the date of the first
publication
hereof,
request
Sandy. Or.«Un........
payment and delivery from the
iaorge I. Bowallar
Clackamas County Bank, of
Sandy, Oregon, of the following »01 W Proctor Ava.
Sandy. Oregon
property now In its possession,
I’hona Mutual 7-41X1
8P-11
to-wit: the Savings Account No.
NOTICE TO CHKIHTOHN
9563 with balance of >3,169.85, ,
.
No. 14710
Circuit Court of the State
Including Interest to date of In of Iha Oregon,
for the County of
Probate, Drpartmenl
death of deceased, plus Interest 1/ n
*"
"f ‘h’ Ketal« of
accruing after Dec. 31, 1965,
VICTORIN® W HKACOCK.
in the name of John Goebel. unM^dZ-^a htr*by ■lv*n '
*'lhr
Any person objecting to said
1 t,«r *.
J ha" b*en »PPolntad
Admlnlatrator of the
Katai« of
payment and delivery Is hereby lVJr,,?r ,n* " Iteacock daevaaed
directed to give written notice bT ,*h* 1 Ircult Court of thr Stale
f°F claekatnaa County,
of his objections to the Clack f-- . ? ‘«uglified All iwraona hav.
amas
County Bank, Sandy,
Io Present Ihe
Oregon,
on or before the name duly verified as by law re-
Jba offl* » ot the Sandy
expiration of ninety days from
9r*f"n
within six
??«ns from the date hereof
the date of first publication
rui£,n“niMl,,r,‘ pUbl,ah*‘
>r’b
hereof, which date Is March
lMt
publ,<
'
a,lon
March
17, 1966.
tVT.HPR L HBACOCK
Date of first publication,
Admlnlatrator of the Ka
March 17, 1966.
tala of Victorina W Ilea-
Date
of last publication,
‘*r' Wurna Guatafaon •
April 7, 1966.
ELSE GOEBEL,
J» N W First RI
Gr«aham. Orvgnn
Executrix
8P1I
meeting of the Gresham Men’s
RL 2, Box 121
Garden club. The meeting is
Centralia, Washington
By the time the average col scheduled to take place
at
W. N.
Beal,
Attorney for lege boy of today auc>-o«ua in Schmidt's Nursery, 23000 SE
Executrix,
accumulating the horsehide, the Stark, Mills will ,lao show
15 Matz Building,
pigskin, the coonskin, and final slides concerning the spring
Centralia, Washington
ly the sheepskin, poor father chore of lawn care and gard-
hasn’t much hide left either.-- eners of the East Multnomah
SP-14
Construction Digest
county are urged to attend.
Postcard to the Weather
Bureau: ’’Sirs: I thought you
would be Interested tn know
ing that I have just shoveled
three feet of partly cloudy
from
my
front
steps.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
1966-67 Sandy High School
budget summary
OTHER FUNDS
2
Clacks
. 1» 66 al
el^ht D.".
School Dutnct No
____ ----------- —
LUNCH
. 629.515,00, 8^542.00
244,105.00
-0-
.TlÇrn.Sô
. ««« a ’ÎLOO
- ‘6^695,20
■ 513-647.20
H.Y.C.
26,565.00 ' *8,004.60
26.565.00 "
19.004,80
385^4 10,00
91,542.00
38,541.00* 8.154.20*
42S;951.3C- 8^696,
'
<90,25
~* 12.850.30
-0-
298.04
Ï47.47
II, 569. 96
* 89 567 95 *
423.9*1.00* 99*567*95 *
; 670,279.50
; 562, 725.00‘
U62J27JS
. 244. i O?. JÇ.
4QQ.»2.50
82, 554.50 ’ 25,220.00
51.641.90.
Within
Limita teon
Ovtnd« 4% Limitotlor
Not Subject to «% Umrtattoa
14 Ö66 ?5
9.255."
pon?» ;
I— —
U.W.M------ -0-
T i
r 253,925.90*
• 16,554.00
25^9200
90,567.95
<4! 047175
Tuui Taxes to be Levied
92.554.50
ÌC.567.
441-047.75_____ . 350-479.90
26.563.99
is. 4, i
—......
■ 1 1
I
4-——...
"..... 11.....
1 5 000 00
300.29
----------- J 69.00
26.X5.09
90,567,99
»1.970,75
- ■
------------------------
--
•>2,000.'K
-Ô-
28*000.00
2.266.J0
14,066.25
3.858.25
28.112,50
11
Send and Interext fund
—----------- Raselati
8o"d »rlnclpa! (19331
»>"4 pr Inc leal (1«3)
Oona interett (1233)
Oono intereat (1903)
Totei Receipt!
25,000.90
29,000.00
5.522.90
a\9’2. 50
—■
■
.
.
■
4
...... —
...
—I
BO"d
Bond
Bond
Bond
Tofil
—I
•1,871.00
ZJ.992.00
50.090.90
2.602.50
25.052.50
X:.542.K
-------------------- —1
— —— J
-
OlldurMnentx
Principal (19531
Principal (1263)
Interest 11253)
interest (1263)
DI sourMnonfi
3 1.OM-M
. .........
BUDGET SUMMARY
>4
50.000.90
2.689.50
25.052.50
81.542.00
» <N»I («.<„.< Na
2
Adopted by District School Board
tndoTBBd Warranto
Short Term Note«
OTHER FUNDS
Cl Kha«.,
Ciart
«toFuairAi data
■
—.—
C»»M
Vera
1—**'
ZI
«L-—
65—66 t»>
I
44,366.00
83^959^63
65,866.23
46,842.72
44,428.65
31,615.00
’6.072,05^
84.739.15
-0-
2
J-----------------
31.148.08
4------------------------- -|—
-------------- —a—----- - ----- ---------- -e-x
ELECTRONIC
J
!_205_^56t64
1
’225^
«0«
123.19
381.27
,
-0-
•0«
Revenue from Federal Sources
-0-
Proceeds from Mies
1,038,44
-0-
-0-
6U.442.50
J! 6.626,89
GUITARS
1
4----------------------------
Revenue from Intermediate Sources
168,126.00
____________
INCLUDES
amplifiers
Sources except tox to be levied
190.652.68
J---
■4""
Receipto from other School Districts
Transfers from other Funds
386.725.15
176.700.61
x ■ X X X X
244.107.00
X X X X X X
316.618.99
•0-
-,
-I
Revenue from State Sources
562,725.00
^*79««
School DiMrlct No
-Other
____________ :_________ -Other
•'
—
No« Bond«!
Oj-nUMCoatl^ncy_________________ “
rriMt^toOU-rrund. _ __________________
tOTAL XST1MATZD (XrDfDITUltM
“j
•
------------------------ i
--------- -O-
532,911.68
---------A
-6410QJXL
-Q-
540^225.00
.22.500.00
---------------b
«
r»bt Srrvlc.
50.222,-9 9
1.000.00
U.3Q6.QQ. _
-0-
____ -0* __ _
__ 6.000,22
-2-
607.013.22 _
-22.500.00
629^13.20 I
i i i i i i i i i
10.¿84.00 .
•7,570.61
7950
5120
• .623
55.525.00
4.200
3.500
56.900
51.200
26.700
56.000
50,450
75.600
5.900
5.400
7.930
3.121
-PartllM
0500
TOTAL SALARIES FOR IMTR1CTI0N
310 SALARIES TOR PUPIL TRANS
TAT I ON
----------- Racoxnlc_____
3700- 6000
Baa Drlvarx (hourly)
10Q0 t .2300
0
□Off
14,621,19
4499
5499
5999
6499
6999
7499
rm
8499
- .UH
_
19. 508.00
«.o
5900
8.500
291,420.00
5,980
15,410
3.600
2?.89O.OQ I
■“
5000-
Cvxtodlan» fl, 2. 5
5800-
student Hqlp (hourly)
,
•5Q0-
TOTAL salaries FOR opera } ION
of
-
JF
5590
4400
1700
PLANT
5.500
12.440
2.760
20. 700.00
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR PERSONAL SERVICES
FUND
County ___ Clsckamai
Jul, I. n 66
i i i
¿2.440.X
-------- *0*
-------- T"
u,
12,000
10,000
4,000
4.500
5.200
r
— H
__ 6.695.22
/-Rher
C.piUl Outlay—aim
... -0-
..
______ =üt__ MynwnU U> othar School Dm,in,
-165.575.61
-L299.M.
Salaries
19,227.54
i i i i
____________
—
5.460.09
30.567,09
11
--------------------- -O*W
Btudtort Body AcUvitieo
16,215.22
3.000
Suiitltufii
(Dirt
timi
.............. ...........
.............
— J
Actlvltr Silvy 5ch»aulx
tetri Ply far tetri rim
textxndid centrici}
3800-
5000-
5500-
6000-
6500-
7000-
7500-
8000-
3900
J400
i
Yl«ad Chirp«
rood Sarvlr«—SiUrN.
5.687.60
5.614*48
¿9>69.'00
226,505.06
I
___ -Ott_____
XUQ9.00
¿2.699.OT
I8.625.QÛ
1
Z2.942Î00
.-Í-.
208,524.47
I I
25.962.54
3,,„
tetri p«y f9r Êxtrt Duty
3.400
I
-Other
35.323,00
5.193,00
291,420.00
51.834.00
_____ dQ-. ’
1 1
Operation of Plant- Selariee
■ ■•••J
8
5
I
"
5,687
58 250
I l 500
58,769
1
____________________________ -Other
(Wr_________ ___________
T
1.802,1.0
2.148,27
4,489,69 .
______ n0-
______ -0-
39,000.00
12,192.60
25,700.2«
_______________
■
Os
115OO-12OOO
»500-10000
5500- 4000
4200- 4500
2900- 5200
1400« 1700
t
:-_ salaries fop aoministrata
total
CAllDltt
a.F V».
S alaries -----------
F op ■ INSTRUCTION
ClXlfM»_________
U i
SHEET MUSIC
-----
32,925. oo
6
__________
I I I I I
__1£J9L21_
Clerk
225
50,774.85
1
112.J7Q.61-Z
- 15.055,92
____ ________ ________ ____
-Other
21^330^19
JJ.XO.QQ
19.300.00
SALARIES FOR AOM ini STRAT
5uparIntendant
t?
20,578.19
P & l -
'6.213^2
16.922.47
' »n
«—------------------------ ■----------X
........ ...............
-
-i
HO
If, MU
9,500
4,000
4,900
629.513.00
226,505.x ; ¿50.014.00
39,425.92
44.101.00
.AttendMce Service Salaries
-0-
------- sûs_____ -------- =ü-____
—Other
-----------°-
-------- «9.____ H m Hh Servicae Salaries
.19.227^
!
210
1
1_____6’5.54
I
i
385,410.00
r T
W
220.'j54.*97
I - JI.«2.fl9
My 1.1» 66
--------- ---------------------- fklr 1,14 66- to dune N, irA2
65-66
32.923.0^
26,000.00
4
4» i........
Couoty
_
26 000 on
EXPENDITURES
- ------ ----- FUND
'j«
29-^7U9_
---------------u —--------------- -------- - --------------------------
d------------------------------
1 ü d B ü B M
•vDorr aaqvmaamrrs
-
RECEIPTS
244.103.00
j_
_
_
f
---------------------------
-0-
4------ --------------
U------------------------------
Dtotrtct Tax Required to Balance Budget
nSTOUCAL DATA
nr* Tear
64-6ry
NtlOHBORHOOQ youth CORPS (NYC)
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR PERSONAL SERVICES
735.00
District Tax Received in Year Levied
GENERAL FUND
_____________ Ae
By ewd Tee»
; 1
-
1------------------------------
n —
BUDGET SUMMARY
.
e
18,004.60
—
—
J------------
---- -fl-
J--------------------------
TOTAL BUDGIT RR8OURCE8
** i' ’ ”
RLGEIPTS
187,594.00
529,069,39
563,425.76
--------- ------------------------ u. Aww Mil
BVt> “87 P* SWS«'t»Mj Vg
»T» n eig
18,004.80
___________
July 1. 1» 00 o June M I»®7
_______________ BUDorr roa swsving
——1
t rai n i
D m (8gg PwaXM____ A»S»4 ra
De Nei Rwa*Mi
66-?rr*~
66-67.,
1-----------------------
■VDorT RSaoVMBB
Revenue from
rv««
1
ÇI k M hul .
PUBLIC LAN 89-10
u
i
fm Tear
c«n,
IM
School Ototncr No
■W“' 1------------------- - -- ------------
■BTEMMLAL DATA
• THOMAS
East County's Only
Complete Music Store
end Swap 11 ex
■NpieceMn» 0» Edu 1 inent
idvlpMnt end Repair
Serial Bonds
S mwms Tear
os-tar-
S* H STAMPS
'.709,99
»9.09
180,99.
•3.229.99
-
-------------------------- !■
DAY MUSIC
GUITAR, PIANO
* ORGAN LESSONS'
.•.',9X.v
28,000.00
’ 25.22 o .(X l L_-O-
-o-
t 5ia.618.00
r MLW
‘
GENERAL FUND
BAND INSTRUMENTS
,
Expenditure»
Salerlex (to De »et)
Student Leber
—.......
... —
BUDGET SUMMARY
1
".740.09
3.300.09
;
L
Tor the Current Fiscal Year BegniUgg Julj 1. 1»65
AT THE SANDY POST
From
9.928.50
629.00
"•"2'0’7’
Chairman
MANY
MODELS
“»»lenai Sutaia» Reute
4
Trenxterre« (roe Senerel funa (deficit
\W.00
25.229.00
X i
-0-
ORDER BERRY TICKETS
PIANOS
‘.66 7,60
2L63U9Q -
. ÛÔ-Û/*
26.000,00
Wlthto 6% f jmitsUon
5'3.647.20
———,
- ■" 11
-----------
'.502,10
w. A im m . ii 6/
Iga a
g is» i
•ece'ptx
Sale ot Luothex
Student Lepor-veiue pt Heel»
29.220,00
C'•«**•»
i^r i il M
—-------------------------------
—___
School Lu«ch
iç.3'6.30
L__ «WJ?
BONO
The proposed 1 1/2% tax
limitation will be the subject
of debate at the Kelso Farm
Union meeting on Wednesday,
March 23. Cyril Chambers,
Molalla farmer, will speak for
the affirmative, while State
Senator Tom Monaghan will
present the negative side of
the issue.
The meeting will take place
in the Sandy Woman’s Club. A
potluck supper is scheduled
for 7 p.m., with the regular
meeting beginning at 8 p.m.
ORGANS
2
ill DWWUI N.
C«MHy
—
T“
1
- 'U?3’i54
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Tax Limitation Debate
Due at Farm Union Meet
a______
■a_Sl
I
year reached a new high of
180 carloads or about 11,000
tons.
General farm supplies sold
at the store Is still the Co-
op’s leading department Sales
total here were about >250,000.
-------
______ —---------------- —toTAA rate
—8»
AOlln. Office
Sandy Union High School
*enym< statement
„.natte to MH«« .t
est Grove, Wilcox said. Total
tonnage of lime spread last
I II
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING
FUNO
5000- J499
2500- 2499
4.174
Sturant Help (hourly)
8,274.15
10,557.50
-UUS -
400
iojiw«Qa
Adult Help (hourlyj
lutati tutee
„ 67