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Newspaper Page TextThurs., Mar. 31, 1968 (Sac. 1) T H i SANDY (Ora.) POST »aa r WALTER E. HOSSNER Walter E, Hossner, Rt. 3, Box 885, Boring,form er Clack amas County deputy sheriff and Sandy Chief of Police, died March 12 In a Yakima, Wash, hospital. Hossner was born In Trout dale March 22, 1903, attend«*d schools In Troutdale aid Gresh am and was a life-long resident of the Gresham area. He spent two years on the Portland Police force, was Sandy Chief of Police for five years and served as a Clacka mas County Sheriff’ s deputy for eight years. Besides police work he had been with Oregon State Game Commission and with Webster Funeral Service. Hossner retired four years ago, but had been a bus d river for the Saidy schools. Survivors Include his wife, Selma; two sons, Walter J r., Clackamas, anti Richard, B or BAND STUDENTS have spent long hours of ing; five daughters, M rs, La rry practice preparing fo r concert tom orrow night Pryor, Yakima, M rs. Loretta at high school. Hollister, Portland, aid Vonnle Page, Sally and Darlene Hoss ner, all of Boring; a brother, John Hossner, Gresham; and a sister, M rs. Laura Allshouse, Troutdale and 10 grandchildren. Funeral was Friday, March 15, at Bateman Funeral Chapel with interment at Douglass Registration for new and re place on Monday, March 25 and cemetery. turning students at Clackamas Tuesday, March 26, from 8 to see Community college for spring 5 dally aid from 7:00 to 9:00 quarter classes Is now under p.m. In the College L ib ra ry . RALPH FREDERICK RENEKE Funeral services w ill be F r i way, according to Rlchaid Schedules of classes may be day, March 22, at 2:30 p.m. at Lowe, Dean of Students. picked up at the college ad Bateman Funeral Chapel for Any person wishing to re ministration office, or the Ralph Frederick “ Swede” gister for the new term may do schedules wll'l be mailed by Rene Ice who died In a P ort so In the Dean of Student’ s request to the Dean of Student’ s land hospital March 16 after an office on the W arner-Milne office, 656-0675. extended illness. Road campus dally between the Reneke lived In the Boring Spring term classes at hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 Clackamas Community College and Gresham areas for 20 P.m. years. Late registration w ill take begin Monday, March 25. Reneke was born in W il liams, A rlz . Nov. 6, 1913. He received his education in schools In Arizona aid entered State Representative, Dale per day. Harlan deplored the the US Navy Dec. 11, 1940 as on Harlan, Democrat of Milwaukie, fact that “ legislative service a shipfitter. He served has announced “ with con is becoming a luxury that can numerous vessels during World siderable regret’ ’ that he Is not be 111-afforded unless one Is War n In the Pacific Fleet. going to be a candlate for re - already retired or well fixed Upon his discharge from the Navy, he returned to Arizona election to the Oregon House of financially.’ ’ Harlan was elected from for a short time and then moved Representatives. Harlan Indicated he wanted to Clackamas County in 1964. In to Boring where he was em devote full time to hts law 1966, he was the only Incumb ployed by the Valberg Lumber practice In Milwaukie. He said ent Democratic legislator re Co, Illness forced him to re the Increasing complexity of elected from Clackamas Coun tire . Reneke moved to Gresh am in 1963. state government has resulted ty. Reneke Is survived by his As a result of his two terms, In legislative service taking a l Dorothy; his father most half his time. With four Harlan said “ he had a high wife, George W. Reneke of Aloha, children In school, and three of regard for the sincerity, them approaching college age, honesty, hard work, sacrifice, Wash.; one brother, George L. he felt he could not continue and ability of almost every leg Reneke of Aberdeen, Wash, and M rs. Helen legislative service at the pre islator and other elected public three sisters, of both political Owens of Aberdeen, M rs. V lr - sent salary of $3,000 a year, officials i glnla Keely of China Lake, which amounts to about $8.20 . parties, News from Eagle Creek By SALLY SEYMOUR 779 4348 ’ ’ Togetherness” tsaw oisler- Portia id , came for a visit. ful relationship between pur»«nt On St. Patrick's day, Dee and child--provtdlng, of course, Sol»<> Ux>k her children, Janice 10» not overdone. Consequently, aid Gary; aid tier grandchildren luist Bunday evening w henacer- Donnie aid Ketsiy, to the Saidy taln child »aid quit»« hupplly, Pool. 'Die children enjoyed “ Buy, I ’ m «luil that school 1« themselves In the water while starting ngaln tomorrow,” Dee enjoy ««I watching them from two equally happy parents suld th«> bench, In unison, “ So am II” Jim and Loraine Idlewlne, Now, hear thin, all motor- aid one of their boys, Klchard, cycl»> enthustaatsl Jim aid Dona went to Prineville last Surday, Hart* haw discovered a terrific seeking stud service for two of place to rl<l«* cycles. It’ s lo their twautlful Belgian mares cated alHiut a mile from the at the Haymond Guthrie ranch. center of Colton, aid has an O i l the way home, they stopped area to unload cycles, plus for dinner at Madras. roads aid paths galore upon Clem aid Patsy Bergevtnand which to travel. There are their boys, Details and Jeff, also steep grades to test one’s spent part of Saturday the 9th ability If one desires to do so, at the zoo, where they not only aid a saw dust pile, too, Jim viewed the animals and rode aid Dona aid their friends,Jim the train, but also ate their aid Jessie Gibson, had lots of picnic lunch under a tree as It fun there last Moiday, So fa r, was such a sunny day. In the Dona says, there Is no admis afteriMxin they went to OMS1. sion char«»* to this cycle riders They enjoyed their day but paradise, aid iierhaps If It Is wished they’d been able to spend contiiiu»*«] to !•«• used without more time at each place. abuse it will remain available Frieda Sterrltt is busy paint to those wishing to enjoy It. ing in their new home. She’s The Barton School’ s Open done the lied rooms and Is now House held on the 8th of this working on the kitchen, plus month fouid a lot of the com - reflnlshlng a few pieces of fu r inunlty enjoying themselves at niture. the Cake Walk, eating refresh The S te rrlfs son, Fred, In - ments, and looking aid buying Injured his eye while working some of the white elephant recently. He was grinding and a Item». As usual, the ladlos of piece of metal got Into the eye, the area supplied a delicious causing him to have medical assortment of baked goods, attention and to wear a patch making it possible for the until the eye feels better. Mother’ s Club to earn about Any ml nut«* now a “ seed sel $40,00, which will be used to le r’’ from the Eagle Creek buy something for the school School 4th or Cth grade classes children. might knock on your door. The I,a<1les Aid Is pleastsl The children are selling to report that the March 8th vegetable and flower seeds In aid 9th Rummage aid Bake Sale order to earn money to help was a tremeidous success, buy Indoor play equipment. thanks to the help of numerous Friends, I ’d like to make this women who donated the various desperate plea--PLEASE call Items for the Rummage Sale Sally or me with news for this and prepared the baked goodies column. We’d like to help keep for the Bake Sale. the community informed of the The Eagle Creek Ladles Aid latest happenings but Its pretty met Wfflnesday at Hazel Beers hard to do If no one shares home to discuss their forth them with us. coming luncheon and plant sale which w ill tie held attheGrange Hall on April 17th. If any uf you need shrubs you might keep this in m ini. Also, on Wednesday, the 20th, March 23- 4-H Demonstration at 7:30 p.m. the second In a Day, Boring F ire H all, B or series uf Lenten Services was ing, 9:30 a.m. held In the Eagle Creek P res byterian Church. The purpose of these services of course Is to deepen one’s spiritual life In POST CLASSIFIED these weeks before Easter. A D S B R IN G RESULTS Anyone Interestedlnatteidlng these services Is most wel come, and encouraged to do so. 1 • • • • COM PLETE KATHARINA A. ROTH Katharlna A. Roth, 70, 596 N. E. Ltiden, Gresham, died at her home March 15. She was a native of Switzerland, born In Nessental, Berne. She came to the U. S. In 1927 and was married to John Roth in 1941. He died in 1961. LINE O F B O TH I f s the 1968 With her husband she oper ated the White Rose Dairy for many years. She moved to Troutdale in 1946 aid to Gresh am In 1960. WILSON SHOE A T C O M P E T IT IV E PRICES She Is survived by her chil dren, John W. Roth, Boring; M rs. Rosa Scott, Salem and M rs. Madeline Detrlck of Newberg; brothers, Andrew, Herman and Walter Fahner of Portland, Werner and John Fahner of Gresham; and sis ters, M rs. Freda Anderegg and M rs. M argaretKehrli of Gresh am. ★ A V O ID BLISTERS w ith ★ Proper Fit by professional fitters according to coach's requirements ★ Early Selection for pre-season break-in period G w fllo k . Funeral was Monday at Bateman Funeral Chapel with vault Interment at Forest Lawn cemetery. E f e w , E (« 9 € S A DIVISION O f O OtDO N STONI. C L O T H « 40 EAST SECOND ST. - GRESHAM , NEW FRIGIDAIRE M O B ILE W i f e - S » * * A Resi 1 £ v . r Lower Price Save Now f t CLOSEOUTS 50 s ’1 9 8 State Solon Not Candidate B “W L L B IG FR IG ID A IR E REFRIGERATOR »Big 14 cu. ft- with AU the Famou» Frigidairà Festura» ’2 5 2 s never SAVE MORE’N<il ■ N e il” DELUXE FR FRIGID: IG ID A IR E RANGE ’1 5 8 50 N E IL R IE G E L M A N N A P P L IA N C E S o - 30 Inches of Cooking Luxury SHOP OUR SELECTION ° F good USED appi - iances PHONE MO 5-4158 GRESHAM 1 9 6 8 -6 9 Bull Run Grade School Budget F«»m No t i t - 1 JBtete IW pl ,f Educati Parte No « 0 - 8 State Dept of Education NO TICK O F S C HO O L BUDGET H E A R IN G Utt Mbftol fcl M ate of Oregon »111 be IteM e l die» use I ng with in te re s te d perene* TAR LRYV m aarvTATOD» a ia . Revenue Neeeeaary l«> Belan»« : . . . . i- u. r— IT m W m Ù O 4.U9.99 rea. a. i^JQQ.OS U .o S ;« . .4.Ufi*SR 1 ----------- - . ----------- — — ?— l Lit 61, ì I Total Budget Requtrementa i« . 6i.M5.flfl 66.263.» — — — L ----------—— -—l ■ ... AaftO j L-. C ___ 7a6ft 1 L 1 a 6 6 0 .0 0 . . i .0 7 1 -0 L 1.652.62 . 3.600.00 r . , ; ; Ai.an.gL S . 2 3 a 8 A 7 a 3 3 — : 0 ,» » .o o : B 2,350.» 660.» 2M9Q.0O . 2 ,2 5 0 .» 4 ] , SSUgft- 4- 2 ,4 2 4 .» — ■ — - J _________________ ,,,, 0.305.00 8^ i A A p A f t ls f lf t J 1 ree« ve» <X» . 1 .9 4 0 .» 1____— t m 3A,1TÀ_1T n y trt < hrUMte l.tm itetion Not Subjert to lim ita tio n i2 i!* y I M -T O -O Û ■rere» Vrer il rv w ® A 9 3 ft7 .0 ft 6 L 0 « ]0 0 _______ r . . t o !.. b . l«vto d l w W to M ito Y m r ___________________ ¿»tofts «rt T imi te f t t W ithin 8% Lim itation evsraa « (Il r w r fïftk 8 aaa as» et «aere «e «• «re«se ree are ,«• e a» swrerea r«re —45— RReranacAi. d a t a the »rein ef U e Clerk* a Of fle e • — *•» • hw 1 — _______ School Dtetnct Ma G E N ER A L FU N D T N . b u d g e t« w«e □ wee I eet the budget ere set forth Mt ers Arrompen y MM A r»q»v of the budget dnrumenl te OveMntote fee may be obtained .o r perte of It may b T.»tal Budget Require men la B UDGET SUMMARY Sell ftWR Irhool Otearte« Me. 45 tfcdayef teyef AfrU April .IB*"* i »1A n ftaftftP-1 July I. 1. I I» Aft aad ending June M. I t ^ j t e i r l t e i n w « « 1 ly ef N O T i r i la hereby given ihet a meeting ng Ute li.oc 1 > 5 2 2 a QQ 2 .6 1 7 .6 2 3 .W 0 . » . ‘S-roo-.«» 2 ,2 4 0 .» I 1,000.00 3,800,00 2A9Q.» to .in to n m u * oi 226m09 Alt : » s L_ ______ 6.665-00 _¡__________ 3 .2 4 8 .» _ Fixed Charges m aA ft 3 ,7MO p X^4».a IbBHnflB J I I •eeery to Bal« new Budget 11 '■ ■ ■ -R Í O T H E Y SAY BASEBALL . . d TRACK SHO C alif, aid M rs. Doris Carlson of Kaneoke, Hawaii. Interment w ill be In W il lamette National cemetery, CCC Spring Term Registration Due Farm Calendar At the Saturday evening Eagle Creek Grange meeting and visitation time, there was an atteidence of over 100, with several granges represented. Potluck refreshments were served after the meeting, and a very good program was pre sented by a visiting grange. The socializing and good times continued through until almost midnight. Francis Alderson has been “ under the weather’ ’ this week, and we hope she’ s better soon. If you notice a new, frlerdly smile at the Brooks Cafe, It probably belongs to Phyllis Stratton as she’ s working there now. Last Sunday afternoon, M rs. Henry Kirby, from Pendleton, aid her sister, Martha, from Portland, visited at Florence Clonlnger’ s. On the 15th, D r. DuBols’s sister-In -law , Bertha Bowers, from Minnesota, and M rs. Bowers’ grandson, from HEADQUARTERS FOR OBITUARIES ALLEY 2,050,00 I . ’' . f i e l t 2.77».» ■e -o u -r 2.200.00 i--------------------- L --------- t~ T — W ithin 1 imitation ouiud.«w L m it M M i Not Ruhjeet lo 1 56.311.00 , 36.3U..Û0 , . . _ 1 ___________ 282.63 . . 1,751-54 -------------- I---------- __100-00 ______ ________ I P — » — fb — , l.im itatHm T ..I.I T s .t o to to, Ito.«»* ...I JA -lll.Q O i 36.AU.aa J---------------------------------------- ------- 1 HANDED OUT SOFT SOAP rv re .«r ■MneareiiMeM Serial Ronds AW— , c i^ e , I b r Dttotoc» 61.572.92 . A A aM .25 . 13, «74,2} J lAyÄTl-OS . 5 t «W LaO 1 U napp ro Í.Í50.00 ; W Pbrmmitotoo«K, C o o u n am c, . r n n . h r , to Other ru n d . I 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ; ^ ,« 7 .0 0 b 41,395-éù 55,447. l i V«*S Bmnl 600.00 1,000.00 é f lf 7 A T . a O pr i ated Balance , T O T A L B U D G E T R E Q U IB K M K N T S 1 <W.6Ô9?00 1 1 A P P R O Y D B Y gTA YB T A X C Indorsed Warranta S tu ri Term Notes Total PAO* APFWOVBO BY « T A T « T A X m te M IR R N IM 18-88 Form No 4TS-1I State Dept of BduraUon BUDGET SUMMARY O T H E R FU N D S «Tl • Form Mo Slate Itept of IdiK-etbm No Ai BUDGET SUMMARY GCNCRAU FU N D r 1, I « mmsaM-AL . . . when w hat the people was sound advice; such a t about the tound v a l 6,209.51 ue« 3,1 5 4 -9C an d fine service at SA ND Y REXAIL DRUG 1 9,701.27 ì t . S H Green Stamp« Clackamas County Bank Money Order« 9.087.05 J ________ IL , 1 Ray Station tor RG f W est C o a ti Telephone Northwest N a tu ra l G o t a l«4t bava S a n ft» Shnppm i ' ■ ■ * 6 .5 U .8 7 4 ,5 1 4 ^ 7 4,508.17 4.5OX.57 U , 876.23 9 ,2 1 0 .7 1 U ,.00.00 L 300.00 A -.lt o h l. ('m l. Ftoton— N,< W —S ln , C S f« n l R.V OTIU. from U iro l -tourro. 8,690.00 L to—-re------- I 30.610.52 26,704.68 39,954.23 27.733.00 2 1 .6 tfl.4 7 R a i a a a 4 Receipt» from opter Srhonl Dtatrirta Tutal But « liis tn .t r»x Received in Year le v ie d - 2 2 5 .0 0 T O T A L B U P C tT » S S O U W C P ; - 1 ~ 1 - Î E 2 5 .5 9 2 .0 0 »eviri s a s s « s D te trk t Tow Required to Ralanre Budget “ P ^ - 00. — 1 1 ...... ---------------------1---------------------- ____________ E - — * »rronv» py r u ti « U.667.Q9- »-'V tax m ta n -rn ia« — 89.10 - n i l s I «»oslpls --------------------------------- J ------------------------------------- — — 5:200.0a _ --------------------- 1 H È 132.921 E 5 0 0 .» (3 2 .92| 1___ 500.00 ____________J 9.952.00 R ev en u e fro m F e d e ra l Sour.-es 6 1 .6 U .7 0 ■W s 1 . 5,000.00 . 5.ÜÜO.OO -----------------------------------1------------------------------------- 222.00 X a a B^e« Cve2T‘ ■— = 4 ------------------------------------------ - 565- t e 578.52 1.750.80 10.X68.00 225.00 a a J - 2,935.00 to, to b. to*tod 9,936.72 50.699.57 AWJi 1 • 6» to Juro M. J» DATA -------------------------— TAOS 4 I ' 1 L L L . . [ •» 1,797.75 55.667.55 j^YOUR T r . u t t S TO R I J to A m , S«. ree« yee» É .Û 0 ■ i.m M «tmev A l ***** Artto» e»_. —e t w w anted 7 F