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W/ANTi Livestock Livestock HORSE SHOEING HEREFORD feeder »teer 663-4029 evening» and weekend» K-21 TRIMMING Weekend» pnly Jerry Twitchell 13917 SE FOSTER ROAD 761-1616 Pleate make appointment» during week if potiible __ T-H WANT TO BUY LAMBS 663-4720 — A-H HORSE FOR SALE, 6-yr old mare Zoll 663-3157 altar 5 pm week- doy», anytime weekend» ________ W-19 TWO SADDLE HORSES, Palom.no mare, roan gelding, gentle. Cash 663-4295 B-tf STANDING registered quarter- hor»e Chestnut, light mane, guaranteed colt MO 5-4857. __________ R-19 QUAR1ER HORSE Stud Service Jome» I Miller, Rt 3, Bo. 1204, __Bo'mg 279-4180 M-tf WEANtR pigs MU 7-6365 __________ Mc-I9p ANGUS HEIFER. . 7-3153 I yr o|d $95 G-I9p HORSESHOEING and trimming Dalla» Aschoff. 665-5248 ____________________ A-23p FOUR SHETLAND PONIES, I more, bred bock, 4-mos -old calf, 2-yr uelding, I yearling Mud $150 »O’ o» MU 7-3870 M-19 BULL SERVICE by artificial inxm- mation Semen from Curtiu Choice of all breed», dairy beef, dual purpow MO 5-3173’ _______ _________ ___________ P-H BULL SERVICE - Regufered Here ford ond Angu» MO 5-3685 N-tf WILL BUY all kind» livestock 665- 3547 before 8 am and after 5 pm MARE, well framed and half Arab year-old bay colt, ÓÓ3-4ÓÓ2 ß.fj EXCEPTIONALLY F.n. 7-monthold »’ud colt, must »ell. make offer Evening» Or weekend» 665- 1328 T-19 SADDLE HORSE, 5-yr -old Abiding MU 7-2351. sorrel B-H ALVES, healthy stock, $5 up Munte, Rt I, Box 71, Boring 663-4870 BULl SERVICI, Block Angus ond Hereford 774-7575 M-tf REGISTIRED Morgan »talhon terv- •co Mullaney» Morgans. 60S 5262 M-tf REGlSîtRED polled Hereford bull ond boar »ervice Yo»t Rt 2 Box 959, MU 7-3044 Y-tf LIVESTOCK BUYER Lee Meat Co Sandy, Ore 1-687-4055 L-H buck service R^f HEALTHY CALVES 665-9565 M-tf WANTED-livestock of all kind» for a fair deal and a good price Be sure ond call Al Obrist, Clockamat. Oregon OL 8-2209 OH BLACK quarter-horse gelding 14-2 hand», white blaze, 3 white »ox, 4-H grand champ Won many trophies, ribbon» in garnet $350 including all equipment but »ad dle Al»o tandem trailer $395 or both for $695 Darcy Dun- »on. 761-1326 D-20 Livestock Food FOR SALE—Planer »having», deliv ered A H Shook MU 7-4481 evenings 3 ACRES AlfALFA ready to cut lor silage Will accept best of fer 8322 SE 162nd, 761-0329 ______________________ B-19 BARN STORED ALFALFA from Hermiston By ton or truck load Will deliver Cascade Mountain Hay Co MU 7-4481 S-tf Cameras POLAROID. Model 95A, flosh attochmenf and Lifers $25 665- 8759 after 6 00 pm____ Q-dx You could be this smug if you let Outlook classified ads work for you! AND YOU CAN PLACE YOUR AD ANY OF THREE WAYS: By Phone, with our 24-Hout Answering Service in Gresham, MO 5-2181 (MU 7-2781 in Sandy) By Mail coupon ow In Person — bring your ad in to the Outlook or Post. WORDS additional word ts for multiple runs CLASSIFIED AD NAME ADDRESS PHONE___________ —___________ Number of insertion* Timber Loom FOR SALE .Registered Block Angus bull, 4 years old 663-3151 _____ H-ll NUBIAN GOATS, MU 7-6153 DS FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE on WANTED—Small or large tract Ray Schoppert, Rt I, Box 140, private real «»late loam to Sandy MU 7-4054 S-tf $20,000 Call Geo Rowley, AL 2-0202 R-tf IOGS AND TIMBER wanted Com- titive prices paid Oja Lum- DO YOU NEED CASH? We hove r Co , Sandy, Ore MU 7- available fund» for good contract» 4567 O-H or firtt mortgage loon». K Snyder Bro». Realty MO 5 4105 204 NE 2nd Gresham Top Soil 4950 NE UNION QUICK SERVICE AT 8-5045 MO 5-3491 665-5257 - 665-3469 WASHER AND DRYER. $25 eoch Call evenings. OL 8-3671 F-20 HOFFMAN TV, $25 665-6179 M-19 ADDING machines too Gresham Business Machines G-H ONE 6 HEAVY duck awning, one W 663-4862. M-19 WEDDING DRESS w.th train, »ze If. $25 665-7280 after 5 pm ond weekend» f.20 Furniture APPROXIMATELY 250 red patio o« 1 5/8x15* Make offer 2^5-9110 O-Hx ’ PROPANE GAS RANGE tunable NEW foam rubber sectional, $110. Doveno, chair, $84 90 Clem lor trailer house or jummer mer's, 116 miles east of Orient home Perfect condition Pink on Loop highway C-W enamel, gla»t front oven door 19717 SE Powell Blvd G-20p BLONDE double bedstead with Sealy box spring / mattress, NEW ond used appliances Parts spread, $35 Chinese hooked rug and motors for oil mokes Serv and pad, 6x9 oval rose ond tan, ice and house colls on most $20 665-8804 B-19 Authorized Maytag, Whirlpool, Monarch Wo buy, sell or trade. Coll La Rue's, 665-3553 L-H Meat STEWING HENS. 50c Also locker beef Vernon DeYoung, 658- 2214 D-19p DRIVEWAY GRAVEL- $185 at pit Sol W Tucker, Sandy Tex New frozen food aco. MU 7-4131 Mf ICE CAP lockers for rent MU 7-3247. H-20p Building Materials CUSTOM BUTCHERING - Cuttina, wrapping, quick freezing Lock NEED RESPONSIBLE PARTY to take er beef, pork, veal ot wholesale over balance of Singer ZigZag prices lewis Meat Co, Division that doe» everything Assume six and Kone Road, Gresham. MO payments of $7 50 eoch or 5-8235 L-H pay cosh balance duo of $38 Ten-year dealer written guar CUSTOM BUTCHERING, cutting, antee Coll 282-4565 N-H wrapping, quick freezing Lock er beef, pork at wholesale price Butchering days Thursdays and Fridays Pick-up service Lee Meat Co., Sandy MU 7-4055 Dunn Road off Bluff Road L-H HEAVY DUTY rubber - wheeled wheelborrow $17 MU 7-6232 - _____________ H-19p MASSAGE-A-BELT, vacuum dean- lov* ‘•°’- mat 665-9454 R-19 FAIRBANKS platform »cale», 500 lb capacity, $15 MU 7-3277. ___________________ S-19p 1966 MODEL 90 trail cycle gar- den tiller,, McCulloch chain »ow 16158 NE Glisan N-19 BLUE LUSTRE not only rid» the carpet» of soil but leaves pile »of’ and lofty. Rent electric shompooer $|. Coast to Coast ^JHardwore Gresham, Ore C-19 Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED-Junk batteries. $100 each Junk radiator $2 50 each ond up Bring to 17435 E Burn- M-tf LEGAL NOTICE ROYAL C hinook wont» counter, over 21 INN, Corbett, kitchen help, R-20 COMPANiON-housekeeper wanted for semi-shut-in, days while wife works, 5 days a week Live in or Out, $75 a month, driving helpful, references Coll 761- 1933 offer 7 pm, B-19 1958 VOLKSWAGEN Best offer over $300 wholesale value 252-8734 G-19 TOP SOIL, sandy loam and rotted cow manure AL 4-4676 or AL 3-1991 RCA WHIRLPOOL RANGE, 4 burn HOLLYWOOD double bed, com plete, $30 Two bedsteads and er, Ihermottaf control, light, mattresses, $10 eoch One bed timer clock, excellent condition, stead, $7 MU 7-3003. 1-19 $110 665-8555________ M-19 Too Lato to Claaaify 1958 CHEV station wagon, 2-dr $295 6464 SE 134th P-20 SE 174$h & Stark St. __________ _____ 11 NEED summer baby sitter? Call 663-4208 Reference». Onent- Gresham district L-21 MEET NEW FRIENDS, single adults Fhone 665-5161 for free bro- chure W-H TWO COPPER and ton bar stools, swivel, padded backs New FRIGIDAIRE, excellent condition, condition $15.00 pair. 665- $20 2365 SE 124th, Portland. 9388 R-19 D-19p Sewing Machinos New A U»«d 663-4697 W-H Appliances All Mak»« Phon« 254-0776 S-tf FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS J. J. WALKER Top Soil typewriter BARGAINS ” ™* *ANOY (Ore.) POST '62 CHEV Impola, 2-dr All power Horold Ede» MU 7-2471 E-19 CENCO-At Mud Beautiful, proven Shetland from southern Califor- mo MU 7-2454 FREE—Long hair calico cat, female 665-4591 T-19 EXBUPY AZALEAS now in bloom, $2 00 and up, alio Molln azal ea», and a large variety of rho dodendron» Ritter'» Nursery, north end of Boring Open eve ning» and weekends 663-4928 ________ R-20 GAS FURNACE, with ducts ond register Gas water heater Pan el-Ray Space heater, gas All flood condition. Cheap 279. 3^3 h -20 NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION II, ARTICLE XI, STATE CONSTITUTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in School District No. 46 of Clackamas County, State, of Oregon from 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. on June 1, 1986, at Sandy Elementary School in said school district, for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters of said district the question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal year 1966- 1967 over the amount limited by section 11, article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing such levy are: Our District has no base -- it was absorbed by the Intermediate Education District. All money levied above receipts is therefore above constitutional limits and must be voted. The amount of tax, in excess of the 6% limitation proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $228,124.28. Dated this 9th day of May, 1966. ATTEST: JOHN POWELL, Chairman Board of Directors D. E. DEMING, District Clerk SP-20 CoUess Okla D#y aC“vlUes « Central State Fr» ri/ ” pus’ a Plaque was received by Kenneth ca^fr^h ‘n reco«nl“on as th* P»«-ent who came from the greatest distance to visit the Edmond Z' i M ““‘ Paren h * lhe ‘S plaque *“ n' As’ p UthJr J Le8ter Moyer, Frederickson Uthe rederick, Jr., a freshman psychology major. Recreation Report— Columbia Gorge ROA Lt The high mountain roads are slowly opening up this year. The heavy snow pack is really hanging on. The snow level is around 4,000 ft. and no roads are open in the high elevations. TRAILS The stream clearing at Wah- keena Falls really went good. The 125 ton rock that fell into the stream on the 19th of April reduced down with five shots of dynamite, and a C-6 cat did a beautiful job clearing the stream bed. Work is being done now on the rocks above the Wah- keena trail and will soon be completed. High mountain trails are still snow blocked. CAMPGROUNDS Vandalism, OHf How they tore up our recreation areas this year. Why don’t you folks help us stop some of this? If you see someone throwing beer bottles, knocking out mirrors and lights, shooting holes in things, take down their descrip tion, car license numbers, etc. Then turn it in to the U. S. Forest Service. We must catch these fellows and many of them are repeaters. We have the F.B.L and the State Highway Patrol working with us, but we really need your sion to hunt and help him. KEEP THE GATES CLOSED! FISHING It looks like the trout will have a longer vacation in the high mountain lakes. The snow is holding the fishermen back. They will just be larger when you get these fellows. FIRE DANGER South and easterly winds are drying the forest floor out mighty fast. The fire danger is going up rapidly. The “Fire Danger” is “Moderately High.” WEATHER Thunderhead type clouds with possible lightning west of the Cascades. COTTRELL DOINGS Sealed proposals will received by the City of Sandy, Oregon, until 5:00 P.M. on the 31st day of May, 1966 By Mrs. H. H. Watkins for the construction of sewer MU 7-3205 laterals, all as set forth in Mrs. Ethel Peterson and her the plans and specifications brother, Art O’Harrow, are en therefore now on file in the joying a visit from their sister office of the City Recorder and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. at the time herlnbefore W. Boese of Santa Rosa, Calif. mentioned at the Sandy City At the school budget voting Hall, said proposals will Garden Equipment on Monday the >41,082 in ex publicly opened, read and the cess of the 6 per cent limita FOR SALE—Mowers, tillers, new contract awarded. tion was approved by a 55 to ond used Nothing down, 3 mos Each proposal must to poy AL 3-1796. 24 vote. Oren Denhart was R-22 accompanied by a bond, with help. Give us a call on the elected to the five-year term an approved surety company, GARDEN CULTIVATOR with 3 at phone, a card in the mall with on the school board. The re tachment». $40 MU 7-6556. as surety in the sum of 10 information. Your reward will tiring director, Harold Reyn Mc-20 (ten) percent of the amount of be two-fold. You will be able olds, had faithfully served for the bld as surety for the to enjoy a more beautiful about 22 years. Produce execution at the contract. Airman First Class Bruce America and the value save Cottrell eighth graders will A certified check on a RHUBARB, picked to order. Mt. B. Bash, whose wife is the will no doubt give a longer and have their graduation program Hood hwy, aero»» from Clem- solvent bank, drawn and made daughter of M r. and M rs. Wayne better life for our natural re on the evening of May 19. payable to the City of Sandy, mer'» Furniture 663-3521. F. Murray of Rt. 1, Boring, has sources. Going to The Dalles Saturday W-19 Oregon in the sum of 10 (ten) Larch Mountain picnic area arrived for duty at Blaine Air were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wat percent of the amount of bid is closed by snow. Force Station, Wash. kins, Mr. and Mrs. Norval will be accepted in Heu of Wood and Sawing Airman Bash, a food service HUNTING Naas, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest said bond. specialist, previously served A hunter leaves a gate open. MILL ENDS, bark, shreds, shavings, Meyer. They were visiting at Should any bid be rejected at Portland International Air The farmer herds 80 head of the sawdust Delivered. Winner Fuel Wasco County Pioneer such bond or certified check Soles, Rt. I, Box 105, Boring, port, He is assigned to the Air cattle back through the same meeting. There were about 1000 shall be returned upon execution 663-4846 W-H Defense Command which is the gate. The farmer posts his land people there. and securing at the contract. Air Force component of the with “No Trespassing.” Case The successful bidder will U. S,-Canadian North American in point. If you want to continue Miscellaneous be required to execute the Defense Command protecting to have the freedom of the range Among those things that are contract within 5 (five) days WANTED—Gun», any kind, age or the continent. once enjoyed by the pioneers, so simple a child can operate condition Coll 254-2627 day», after the award of the work to The airman attended War- we must respect the rights of them are parents. — Regina 665-2254 evenings. O-tf him and shall furnish bond to rent on, Ore., high school. the land owners. Gain permis- (Sask.) Commonwealth. ANTIQUE wood ranges; bunk the satisfaction of the City of Sandy, Oregon, for the springs, for cabins MU 7-3989 T-19 faithful performance at' said contract in the sum at 100 FOR SALE—One 20' conveyor, elec percent of the total amount of tric motor driven. 663-3151. the bid. H-tf The city reserves the right Big game hunters heading for an uptrend, poor fawn pro Klamath, TIRES—670, 710, 760x15, 550x17, and Maury areas. to reject any and all bids or range and timberlands of Ore duction a year ago will result 550x18, deep thread, $3 Rims, However, fawn survival on dry to award the contract to the gon this fall will again have a in low numbers of forked-horn tubes, 50c. 285-1414 K-21p ranges throughout central lowest responsible bidder. reasonable chance for success bucks available. Oregon was low, which will FOR SALE—Six pair shoes, size Bidders must submit pre- if the number of rteer and elk Elsewhere, deer hunting probably result in fewer forked- quallficatlons 5 (five) days which pulled through the winter prospects appear as good as or horn bucks this fall. before opening of bids to the is any indicator of hunting pro better than a year ago. Best On the west side of the Cas SMALL TILLER, umbrella tent, dog City. spects for 1966. areas should be the timbered cades, hunters should find some »hipping crate, antique lamp, Dated this 9th day of May, Of course weather will play and adjacent rimrock areas in beer making outfit. Reasonable good hunting. Fawn production 1966 a key role during any hunting most of the northeast region, 665-6284. r . ; çp last summer was good and ATTEST: season; but baring the hot, dry portions of the Ochocos, down survival through the winter ex- HAND TRUCK, 2-handle ware- Ruth Loon dree, conditions hunters faced last through the Fremont, Sprague - cel lent. A few low spots were house model, heavy duty style, fall, nlmrods should score well and Klamath country, and most City Recorder SP-20 one-ton load limit, $50 00 Out- found; but in the main, deer look, MO 5-2181. O-Hx on big game animals in most cutover areas west of the Cas populations in western Oregon cades. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT parts of the state. are above those of last year. FOOTBALL SHOES, size 7; base NO. 14578 Information presented at a In the northeast region, an ball shoes, size SVa. Football Gunners should also find IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF series of meetings held recently upswing is noted in deer num shoes almost new, just out some pretty good elk hunting THE STATE OF OREGON by game biologists following bers in the Snake River, Imnaha, grown. MO 5-3391. I-Hx this fall. Although elk herds FOR THE COUNTY OF completion of winter big game Sled Springs, Lookout Mountain, LEAVING AREA, must sell full mat in northeastern Oregon showed CLACKAMAS PROBATE surveys show deer and elk herds and Northside John Day units. tress, box springs, table, 4 some shift, the overall trend DEPARTMENT chairs, Speed Queen washer, comparable to or above last All other areas indicate a stable for all units showed the same 665-7374. C-19 In the Matter of the Estate of year’s population. An exception population. Fawn production and population this spring as last TILLIE W. PARROTT, was noted throughout the dry survival are good. Buck hunters year. Good hunting is expected VERY SPECIAL—World globe, elec DECEASED. “desert” ranges in central and should score well throughout throughout the Umatilla trically lighted floor model. Ma and Notice is hereby given that southeastern Oregon hogany tea cart, very nice. For which the region. the Wallowa-Whitman forests. further information coll MU 7- the undersigned, as Executrix showed poor fawn survival and On the sage and desert Elk populations are up slightly J*75 S-19p of the Estate of TILLIE W. deer numbers below last year’s ranges, an uptrend in deer num along thenorth and south coastal PARROTT, deceased, has filed population. I3'x2l5' STEEL wall pool with bers was noted on the Fort areas. her final account in the Circuit plastic liner, excellent condi- For several years in a row, Rock and Silver Lake units; Throughout the state, biolo j°?,' *30 Dayton reversible Vi Court of the State of Oregon biologists found poor fawn pro about the same in the Beulah, gists reported deer and elk drill, used once, $20 755 S for Clackamas County and that duction in the southeastern and Silives, and Interstate; and came through the winter in Roberts, Gresham. S-20p Monday the 13th day of June, central Oregon desert belt. A down slightly in the Malheur the best physical condition for WILL TRADE — 305 Super Sport» 1966 2:00 o’clock in the after good carryover of large bucks River, Owyhee, Steens, Warner, many years, probably the re Honda, In excellent condition, noon of said day, in the court was noted, but hunters will and Whitehorse. Very low fawn sult of excellent forage pro for travel trailer that will ac room of said Court, has been be short of forked-horn deer production and survival was comodate 5 people MU 7-4436 duction last summer on all appointed by said Court as the this fall. Since forked-horns noted on the latter five units. ______ N-20 ranges. Fawns (yearlings now) time and place for the hearing make up a large percentage of The Interstate deer herd ap- came through the winter alert NEVER USED anything like it" of objections thereto and the the buck take, hunter success pears good this spring, our । and healthy and, coupled with soy users of Blue Lustre for settlement thereof. on these open ranges will pro last report at the end of April i cleaning carpet. Rent electric adequate forage through the Dated and first published, bably be lower than in other showed more than 9,000 deer 1 shampooer $1. Miller-Kidder year, are reported to be much May 12, 1966. Hardware, 120 N Main, Gresh- areas at the state. However, across the line heading for larger than usual. Hunters may am M-19 Date of last publication, nlmrods could very well take summer homes to the north. find that the forked-horns June 2, 1966. some real trophy heads this About 600 animals werecross- pAIR OF 90 lb. Hollywood dumb bagged this fall may be con bells, $6 50; new Wagner hand CLETA BATSON, ing each day at the time, with siderably heavier than what they Executrix carpet sweeper, $5; '53-'54 Ply Low fawn survival was also the track count set for termin have been accustomed to for mouth Mopar radio, $3 50; half Weiser, Bowles A Young noted on some of the Klamath ation at mid-May. the past eight or ten years. HP double shaft electric motor, Attorneys for Executrix ranges. Again, large bucks were Central Oregon deer herds $ 2; Hotpoint garbage disposal, 505 N. E. 2nd Street 1 found to be numerous. Although $10, 3 piece bra« fireplace set, are reported to be quite stable, Gresham, Oregon < deer numbers on both the with Increases noted in the ORDER BERRY TICKETS $1 50; warehouse hand truck, *10. 665-7924. M-19 •88-4178 Klamath and Keno units showed Hood SP-22 River, Wasco, Keno, Service Lines Oregon State Game Commission News AT THE SANDY POST
