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T h u r.., June 13,
T H « » A N O T (Or«.) PO2T
13
OBITUARIES
PUBIIC NOTICES
thence northeasterly along the
easterly line of said Oregon
T ra il Tract 417.4 feet to It«
Northeast corner; thence South­
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
east parallel to the North line
THE
STATE OF
OREGON
of the County Road a distance
FOR THE
COUNTY
OF
of 300 feet to the Northeast
CLACKAMAS
PROBATE
corner of that tract of laid con­
DEPARTMENT
veyed to R. Sylvester H all, et
ux, by Deed Book 543, page 95
IN THE MATTER OF THE
in Clackamas County Records;
ESTATE OF
thence
southwesterly, along
HENRY B. SNYDER,
said easterly line 417.4 feet to
DECEASED.
the true point of beginning!
Notice 1« hereby given that
The sale w ill be subject to
the undersigned, as Executrix
the confirmation of the above
of the Estate of HENRY B.
entitled Court.
SNYDER, deceased, has filed
HOWARD BERGER,
her final account In the Circuit
Executor
Court of the State of Oregon
for Clackamas County, a n l that
Morday, the 8th day of July, HOWE1LER A HOWEILEH
1908 , 2i00 o’clock P .M ., In the attorneys for Executor
court room of said Court, has
P. O. Box 306
been appointed by said Court Saidy, Oregon 97055
as the time aid place for the
hearing of objections thereto
Date of F irs t Publication:
aid the settlement thereof.
June 6, 1968.
Dated ard first published,
Date of
Last Publication:
June 6, 1908.
July 4, 1968.
Date
of last publication,
June 2*7, 1908.
C l i o E. SNYDER,
Executrix
IH» (»ec. 1)
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NO. 13002
MELVIN ANDREWS,
HERSCHEL W. FRAZER
EDWARD M . SCHMITZ
Melvin Andrews, 71, native
Herschel W. F razer, 67,died
Edward M. Schmitz,65, long­
of
the Cottrell community, died
June
5
at
an
area
hospital.
time Sandy resides*» died June
5, after an extended illness. Funeral services were June June 9 following an extended
Mortuary, Illness at the Veterans hos­
Born in Perham, Minn., he came 110 with Colonial
to the Saidy area when he was Portland, In charge of arrange­ pital in Roseburg. Funeral la
today, Thursday, at 11 a jn .
eight years old. He attended ments.
Bom at Eugene, Aug. 6,1900, at Fulton-Frelsen Mortuary In
Saidy schools.
Vernonia with graveside rites
He was a saw m!U worker he had lived most at his life in
at Douglass cemetery In Trout­
the
Boring
area.
Before
re
tire
­
all his life, employed by the
dale, beginning at 1:30 pun.
ment
he
had
been
a
lumber
A. W. Bell Lumber Co.
at
Beavercreek and
Wemme camp maintenance man. He
before It was purchased
by served in the Marine Corps d u r -i
Walter Cook. He continued with lng World War I.
He Is survived by two sons,
the m ill until til health forced
Jack R. French of Boring, aid
his retirement.
Dadd E. French of Garden
He Is survlvled by his wife,
Grove,
Calif. Burial was
at
Florence; his son, Alfred D.
Willamette National Cemetery.
of Boring and his graidson,
Matthew Schmitz; his sisters,
VII 'A
I K , H i l l C K A in
< U s s g ra d u a te d in e x e r c is e s
M rs. Ann Winders of Sandy MRS. VERDIE ETTA BELCHER
lu e sd a y , May 28, In the school gym. A dvisor Is D a rrlll Mund. C lass
aid M rs. Walter Swsek cf
M rs. Verdle Etta Belcher,
m em b e rs a re : F irs t row; Dale Snyder, T am ara Knapp, S herry Winslow,
Portland.
_ ,
81, 210 SE Vista, Gresham,
Bonnie May» C raig H elm er. Second row; Eudena Jam es, D a rril White,
Funeral services were F r i­ died May 28 after a year’ s I l l ­
A rljn Steffanson, Kathy O verby, Dan P e d e rso n , L isa M inter. T h ird row-
day at St. Michael’s church in ness. Born Verdle Etta B a r-
Doiig W hite. David P a tte e , Don C layville, G reg Dem psey, Allan Goodwin,
Sandy with interment at C liff­ row at Dunbar, Ky., sheatteid-
side Cemetery. Bateman Fu«- ed school there and after grad­
eral Chapel was in charge of uation met Vlrge Belcher. They
arrangements.
were married In 1907.
They came to Oregon and
by
E R R E TT CUTTER
Gresham
In 1943, making
THEODORE ZOGG
WEISER, BOWI.ES A YOUNG
Gresham home. Belcher died
. . . in convincing their
the
right
to
support
an
a
lte
r­
allowing citizen-legislators to
Attorneys for Executrix
Funeral services w ill be F r i­ in 1962.
With its legislature meeting back home has caused many
native plan allowing the legis­
friend» about the »»rvice at
plan their stays at the Capitol.
503 N. E. 2nd Street
She Is surdved by three
day at 1:30 pun. at the Bate­
regularly only every other year, able solons to retire from pub­
Some are advocating limited lature to adjourn until a spe­ man Funeral Chapel for Theo­ children — Lathle, Gresham;
Gresham, Oregon 97030
lic
service.
SANDY BEXAiL DBUG. The
Oregon has remained one of the
cific time. (This alternative
6 0 5 - 4 1 7 0 _________ SP-26
Is there a better, more e f­ annual sessions with odd-year raises a Constitutional ques­ dore Zogg, 64, a lifelong re ­ M rs.
R .L. (Pearl)
Baxter,
last strongholds of the cltlzen-
friend» hove been customers
assemblies
passing general
Gresham, anl TressleBelcher,
leglslator concept of lawmak­ ficient way to run the state’ s legislation and merely review - tion, as most laws now become sident of Sandy.
business,
short
of
electing
pro­
Boring—
17
graidchlMren
anl
for years.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ing.
lug budget needs. Budget legis­ effective 90 days after "fin a l”
Zogg was born at Sandy Ridge 19 great graidchildren. Three
NO. 15801
Oregon citizens traditionally fessional politicians who rely
lation then could be taken up In adjournment.)
and was a commercial fisher­ sisters and three brothers also
S I H Green Stamp*
have been represented here by on that as their sole occupa­
even-numbered
years, and spe­
Cleckenset Cesnsty
--T h a t the legislature should man and a truck d riv e r all of surdve:
M rs. Luzette Dunn
IN
THE
CIRCUIT COURT a broad cross-section ofhome- tion?
cial
sessions
by
the
governor
Bank Money Orders
One subcommittee of the Ad.
be Constitutionally allowed to his life . He was in m ilitary of Bowling Green, Ky.; M rs.
OF THE STATE OF OREGON town professionals including
on a strictly limited subject call itself into special session service during World War II. Louise Doublln, W lckllf, Ky,;
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF lawyers and teachers, ranch­ vtsory Committee on the Ore­
hoy Station for
matter basis.
M rs. Annie Snodgrass, Owens­
by a majority vote of both
CLACKAMAS
PROBATE ers aid morticians, merchants gon Legislature Is seeking an­
Zogg Is survived by:
his boro Ky.; Allle aid George
AGL
This special session question houses.
Reservations again
DEPARTMENT
aid farm ers. These represen­ swers to that question and w ill
W est Coast Telephone
wife, Hazel; bis sons, Charles Barrow, Barlow, Ky. and W il­
also
figures
In
the
subcommit­
were
expressed,
however,
by
help
formulate
recommeida-
tatives have maintained private
Northwest Noturol Ga»
tee’s deliberations. Some feel subcommittee members
who M . Zogg of Davenport, Iowa; liam Barrow of Lynwood,Calif.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
occupations which could
be tlons to the 1969 legislature.
Ronald
W.
Zogg,
of
Sandy;
Theo­
legislators ought to be able to would prefer a greater majority
Funeral was Friday In the
ESTATE OF
Aid annual sessions, even
scheduled to work In their b i­
dore Zogg J r. of Annette Island, Chapel of Carrol Funeral Home,
call themselves Into special requirement.
JANET MAYREE SMITH, ennia 1 lawmaking chores with­ though they would change the
session — only the governor
Outcome of such recommen­ Alaska and one daughter, Mrs. Gresham with vault interment
also known as MAYREE SMITH, out Invtbng hardship on their complexion of our legislature,
may
do
so
now.
Others,
con­
dations
undoubtedly w ill be af­ Theo L . Ryan of Astoria; his In Forest Lawn cemetery.
DECEASED.
are gettliu? the hard look. Gov.
fam ilies or regular Jobs.
sidering
the
possibilities
of
fected by those of other sub­ sisters, M rs. Amelia Schultz,
Events of recent years, how­ Tom McCall has recommerded
embarrassment to a legislative committees of the Advisory M rs . Polly Forman, and M rs.
The undersigned having been ever, have put the squeeze on annual sessions, limiting them
m inority party or of bargaining Committee on the Oregon Leg­ Sylvia Wilcox of Sandy aid M rs.
appointed by the above entitled this system. State government, to 90 days* duration and
also
for votes In getting such a ses­ islature, notably the subcom­ Sophia Rickey of Boring; three
Court of the State of Oregon, becoming bigger and more limiting the length of a legis­
sion convened, suggest requir­ mittee on legislative organiza­ brothers, Louis Zogg, Lynn
for the County aforesaid, Exe­ complex, puts Increasing de­ lator’ s service time In each
Zogg and Arthur Zogg aid 12
ing a two-thlrds vote Instead of tion.
cutor of
the Estate of Janet mands on the ume aid energy house. State Treasurer Rob­
Mayree Smith, aka Mayree of Its leaders. It Is tougher e rt Straub recently recom-
a simple majority.
Changing
committees
to grandchildren.
Another school of thought has retain regular session mem­
Smith deceased, ard having and tougher, especially, to look meided annual sessions with a
257 S. ROMRTS AVE GRESHAM, OREGON
Interment w ill be at W illa­
the legislature adjourning to a bers on Interim committees,
qualified, notice Is hereby given at projected state Income and 120-day limitation.
« h o m i ees-iit7
mette National
cemetery in
specific future date. This would for example, could alter argu­
to all persons having claims confidently approve all Items
Neither would lim it subject
Portland.
eliminate the feeling of finality ments for annual session needs
against said estate to present In a growing state bidget for a matter to be considered, as
them, verified as required by two-year |>ertixl.
when a problem Is anticipated somewhat. So could formation
some have prposed. The O re ­
or a question comes up for of a Joint Taxation Committee, WANDA JOHNSON
law, with proper vouchers,
Legislative sessions often gon Education Association, for
which no answer can be ex­ expanded Ways and Means ac­
within six months from thedate have run beyoid expiration of example, testified in favor of
pected until later. Proponents tivities or increased member­
of this notice to said Executor a lawmaker’ s expense allow­ lim itit« w eveu-raunbei -year
Wanda
Verna
“ Meeker”
say this, plus permitting the ship and authority for the E m er­ Johnson, 700 Hood St., Sandy,
at P.O. Box 366, Sandy, Oregon ances, aid we have had special sessions only to budget m at­
legislature to call Itself Into gency Board.
97055.
Elwin R. Smith, sessions in 1963, 1965 and 1967. ters and keeping the time to 60
died June 5, at the age
of
special session, could avoid
Executor o f the Estate of Janet This added hazard to planning days, in order to provide an
Whatever the immediate out­ 72 years. She was born and had
Mayree Smith,
aka Mayree the course of one’s business even flow In school budgeting.
annual sessions and allow b rief come, Oregon voters w ill make lived all of her life in Oregon.
sessions only when needed for the final decisions on annual
Smtth deceased,
Many others have favored
Surviving are a
daughter,
pressing business.
sessions and on the mechanics
sim ilar limitations on subject
Howeiler A Howeller
M rs .
Frank
Schwartz of
Scholarship
Winner
Told
Suggestions
w
ill
be
present­
of
any
change,
because
our
pre­
m atter. This, they argue, could
P.O. Box 366
ed to the overall committee on sent system is locked Into the Eugene, and a son, Carl Baird
Dwight
Hiroshi Fujtmoto, ease the interim load on an
Saidy, Oregon 97055
June 3. At its meeting this Constitution. Comparison of of Milwaukie.
Boring,
has
been
named
a
win­
Emergency Board now some­
Attorneys for Executor
month the sub-group decided Oregon with other states, many
ner of the John G. and Martha times called upon to make de­
Serdces were Monday In the
Dated and firs t published:
to recommend:
of which practice systems in­
M. Kelly National M erit Schol­ cisions better suited to the con­
Chapel of the Carroll Funeral
June 13, 1968,
—
Annual
legislative
ses­
volving
annual
sessions
and
fr
e
­
arship at Whitman college in sideration of the entire legisla­
Home Inc., Gresham, with p ri­
Date of Last Publication:
sions, without limitations on quent special sessions, w ill in­
Walla Walla, Wash. The honor ture. It could encourage better
vate
interment in Douglass
July 11, 1968
length
or
subject
m
atter.
Some
dicate
how
really
significant
was announced at the 1968com­ organization, keeping sessions
cem
etery,
Troutdale.
members, however, reserved these decisions can be.
mencement exercises Sunday, short and to the point — and
NOTICE
OF
EXECUTOR’S
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
G.n«.al
FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
No. 15776
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Hoodland Rural F ir« P rotection P l«trU t_
. THE
STATE OF OREGON
COUNTY
OF
Clackamaa-----------------------------------
FOR
THE
PROBATE
CLACKAMAS
DE PARTMENT
SALEM
SCENE
TiTT'T1'T:ir
(CARROLL FUNERAL HOME|
Prejudice is the
reason of fools.
—Voltaire
Hoodland Rural Fire Protection District
1968-69 Budget
IN
THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
ROBERT SYLVESTER H ALL,
also known as SYLVESTER
ROBERT H A L L , Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
the undersigned Executor of
the estate of ROBERTSYLVES-
TER H A L L , also known as SYL­
VESTER ROBERT H A L L ,d e ­
ceased, pursuant to an Order
of Sale of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the
County of Clackamas, Probate
Department, made and entered
In the above entitled estate on
the 3rd day of June, 1968,
w ill offer for sale and sell
from and after the 8th day of
July, 1968, at Clackamas Coun­
ty Bank, Sandy, Oregon, the
following described real prop­
erty belonging to said estate,
to-wlt:
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A parcel of land In the North
half of the Southwest quarter
in Section 18, T . 2 S., R. 5 E.
of the W. M. In Clackamas
County, Oregon, described as
follows:
Beginning at the Southeast
corner of the North half of the
Southwest quarter of Section
18; thence West 907.50 feet,
more or less, to a point on the
North line at the County Road
as located on November 30,
1956; thence North 61 degrees
30 feet West along the North
line of said road 446 feet to
the true point of beginning,said
point of beginning being the
Southwest corner of that prop­
erty conveyed In Deed Book
263, page 19, In Clackamas
County Records; thence North­
west along the North line of
said
road 300 feel to the
Southeast corner of that tract
of land conveyed to Oregon
T ra il Savings A Loan Associ­
ation by Recorder’s Fee No,
07-1984, in Film Records at
Clackamas County,
Oregon;
800
N O T IC E O F B U D G E T H E A R IN G