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Newspaper Page TextThur», Sept. IX IM S (Sec. I ) TM« SANDY (O r..) ROSY WANT ADS Game Commission Lists Hunting Information The following is a list by the goat and bighorn sheep are r e Oregon StateGameCommission stricted to persons who hold of all hunting seasons which special perm it or tag for these w ill extend for various lengths areas. All other seasons are of tim e in September. In all open to the general public who cases hunters should check the hold hunting licenses and, in hunting regulations for com case of big game, appropriate plete details on season dates, big game tags. bag lim its , open areas, and l i cense and tag requirements. DEER Hunters are reminded that the controlled deer seasons, High Cascade Buck Hunt — Middle Mountain elk season, and the seasons fo r mountain hunting license and general season deer tag required. Open season: Sept. 3 through 15. Bag lim it: One buck with at least a forked an tler. Open area: Generally the high west slopes of Cascades. (Hunters request SEPT. 27-28 ed to check big game rules for open area boundary). Controlled Deer Seasons - - hunting license and controlled season tag required. Douglas Agricultural A re a -- Open season: now through Oct. 4. Bag lim it: One d eer. Open area: Agricultural lands in Douglas County. Jackson A gricultural A rea— Open season: now through Oct. 4. Bag lim it: One deer. Open area: Agricultural lands in Jackson County WATCH FOR GRESHAM CO-OP OPEN HOUSE! 325 N.E. 242nd Drive, Gresham, Oregon COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD Furnish ings (or sa le , reasonable. 3027 SE 62nd. M -38 Find out how to make delicious everyday dishes with beer—such as beer meat loaf, beer chicken, beer sausages and beer cake. And then there are such gourmet treats as rarebits and Carbonnades Flamandes. Beer cookery is as traditional as yesterday .. as modern as tomorrow. Beer adds a real flavor treat. I'm in te re ste d in recipes fo r co oking w ith beer S end m e m y free pam phlet M all Contract Bids for Star Route 97036; Portland to Gov ernment Camp are now being FOR SALE: Hunter's Special . . . by the D ire cto r, 1952 Chev pick-up 1 /2 ton, 4 sod, received 235 engine, RliH, $195, 663-3247. Transportation Division of S -3 9 The Post Office Department. Persons who desire to bid WANTED Large or sm all acreages on this contract may obtain bid c lo s e to Sandy. 665-7452. l’-37p forms at the -U. S. Post O ffice, Sandy, Oregon. Bids must be GARAGE SALE: Burning b arrels, received at Seattle office not log chains and binders, boats, car parts, fire extinguishers, wench, later than 4:30 P .M . on Octo SP-37 Rt. 1, Box 457, Eagle Creek, 630- ber 3, 1968. UPLAND BIRDS Hunting license required. Dove - - Open season: now through Sept, 30. Bag lim it: 10 d a lly , 20 in possession. Open area: Statewide. Pigeon — Open season: now through Sept. 30. Bag lim it: 8 daily, 8 in possession. Open area: Statewide. Blue and Ruffed Grouse — Open season: Sept. 7 through 29. Bag lim it: 3 daily, 6 in possession. Open area: East e rn Oregon. Sage Grouse — Open sea son: Sept. 7 and 8. Bag lim it: 2 daily, 2 in possession. Open area: Harney County and that part of M alheur County south of Highway 20. Silver G ray Squirrel - - Open season: now through Nov. 3. Bag lim it: 5 daily or in pos session. Open area: Hood River and Wasco counties and south western Oregon (Check regula tions). Open season: Entire year. Bag lim it: No lim it. Open area: Northwest area. 6508. 535 Fifth Ave., N e w York, N.Y. 10017 K-37pd HORSE PASTURE, $12 month. Good sh elter. Riding area. 665-7440. CONE-SHAPED firep la ce, copper- tone, enam el. F its regular flue. $125 or will trade for working auto o f equal value. 622-3271. A -37 CAMP TRAILER . . . 1 5 -1 /2 ft. com pletely se lf contained. Honor- built. Sleeps 4. Has to ilet, shower, water heater, carpet, refrig era tor (ice or electric). Excellent con dition $820 cash or assum e pay m ents of $45 for 22 months. 254- 1572. L-37 Ascension Plans Anniversary Day Sieved C A N D I E 665-4573. 18025 SE M arie. C-37 EVENING baby sitter wanted. Room, board and wages. P refer student or day worker. 665-0611 before 3 p m. L-37 GENTLE chestnut m are good with kids, 12 years old, $75, after 6:30 p.m . p lease, 665-1525. W-38 brown 1-3 7 WANT TO RENT: Retired lady wants reasonable apartment or court apartment, furnished or partlyfurn- lsh ed . Convenient to bus and shop ping. 761-4226. 0 -3 8 1960 FORD pick-up 1/2 ton 6 cyl. $500. 663-4750 evenings. 0 -3 7 Delicious Russell Stover Candies are WE DO NOT d iscrim in ate against race, color or creed In our help or recip ien ts. M cKenzie Manor. Home for Aged, Portland, Oregon. Mc-37 famous everywhere for their superb quality and freshness...they’re delivered to us fresh every week. SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTOR: Clean e r s , co sm etics, men’s toiletries, food supplem ents. 665-3030 ev e nings. L-tfx ATTENTION GRESHAM OUTLOOK SUBSCRIBERS: If you rece iv e your copy of the Outlook by carrier de livery and It has not reached your hom e by 6;30 Wednesday evening. P le a se call 665-2181 for prompt d elivery. CARRIER BOYS WANTED. Calf af ter 3 p.m. 665-2181. Gresham Out look. E-tfx F re d M e y e r W a n ts S tre e t; N o S to re ASSORTED CHOCOLATES lib . $1.85 2 lbs. $3.60 we feature the complete line of S ieved G w lie d GRESHAM REXALL DRUG Comer Main ft Powell 665 9191 In the matter of the annexation of certain te rrito ry to the DAMASCUS W ATER D ISTR IC T a municipal corporation in Clackamas County, Oregon. (Colt - Jackson) This matter coming on before the Board of County Com m is sioners on petition of Raymond A, and Elvina Jackson and Don ald Colt, owners of th’ portion of the County described in the RUMMAGE SALE - - Bennett Chapel Methodist Church, Saturday, Sept. petition, which area is contig 14. Hours 9-5 Garage. 13235 SE uous to the present Damascus Ramona. D-37 Water D is tric t, and It further appearing to the SUNBEAM electric m ower, ¡ust Board that said D is tric t is sharpened, like new, $20. 620 E. signed by all of the owners of Pow ell, G resham. 665-6067. L-37 real property described in the petition as verified by the FOR SALE: School bus se a ts. (9), practically new. $5 each. 665-7175. County Assessor’s Office, and M -37 said petition thereby constitutes a one-hundred per cent (100%) LOST IN GRESHAM area . . . Brown complete petition in behalf of purse, chain handle. Reward for r e the real property owners, and turn of contents. 663-4841. G-37 It further appearing to the Board that the Board of Com UTILITY TRAILER . . . good one, missioners of the Damascus $60. 1100 NE Linden. L-37 W ater D is tric t did consent and approve of the annexation of the WANTED TO BUY. Used shallow real property described in the w ell pump, 668-4295. J-38 petition to the water d is trict, now therefore. THREE BEDROOM unfurnished IT IS HEREBY ORDERED apartment, lower level of Cedar Plaza in Sandy. 638-5372. H-tf that a hearing on the petition for annexation of certain t e r PART TIME help wanted. Apply In rito ry to the Damascus Water person. Mt. Hood C lean ers. Sandy. D is tric t be and the same is Mt-37 set for the 25th day of Septem b er, 1968 at the hour of 10:00 GARAGE SALE, Thursday and F ri day only, furniture, antiques, A .M ., Room 201, Courthouse, glassw are. Cedar Creek Homes on Oregon City, Oregon, and Duncan Road. Sandy. 6 6 8 -4 0 5 1 .’’ • IT IS FU R TH ER ORDERED B-37pd that the notice of said hearing SMA l L two bedroom house clo se be given by posting in three to Centennial and Lynchwood public places within the area sch o o ls. $75 monthly, water paid. to be annexed not less than E-FLAT ALTO sax . Excellent con dition, $150, 761-4226. B-38 S BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CLACKAMAS CO U N TY, STATE OF OREGON 1962 FORD GALAX1I 2 dr 39(1 engine, standard tra n s., very good m echanical condition, $375. 255- 0754. B-37 KROEHI.ER h id e-a-b ed , tweed, $75. 665-1570. Only the Finest... to give and enjoy NOTICE OF HEARING No. 16539 W-39 The Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers is spon soring a "School of info rm a tion” for Multnomah and Clackamas counties Sept. 19 in the Boy Scout Training Cen te r, 11300 SE 147th, Sunnyside, from 9:30 a.m . to 3 p.m. The school is open to the public. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. C A LL FOR BIDS M A IL CONTRACT NOW OPEN PTA Sponsors School S ta te ............ ........................................................ Z ip PUBLIC NOTICES WANTED: Compact, ahelf-type used refrigerator wanted (or school. 665- 3391 evenings. l-tfx Ascension Lutheran church, 1440 SE 182nd Ave., is cele brating its tenth anniversary Sunday, Sept. 15, Founding pastor, Rev. Richard P. B rew er, who is serving Faith Lutheran in Pleasant H ill, C a lif., w ill d eliver the sermon at both the 8:30 and 11 a.m . service. An anniversary banquet and program w ill be held in the afternoon at the South Rockwood school cafeteria, beginniix at 5 p.m. The South Rockwood school is located at Southeast 182nd between Stark and D i- vis ion. This w ill be a homecoming for charter members since the congregation was organized and conducted its firs t services at the school ten years ago. F irs t worship of the congregation was held Sept. 14, 1958. Ascension congregation in vites all members and friends to both the morning and afternoon anniversary events. Tickets for the banquet are available at the church office, 665-8821, or by calling 665- 4866. L e a rn th e s e c re ts o f b e e r c o o k e ry Send in this co u p o n fo r o u r pam p h let o f free recipes on c o o k ing w ith beer Too Lafe tç Classify The Gresham City Council and Fred M eyer, Inc., a Port land based grocery store chain, entered into an agreement last Wednesday to call fo r bids on construction of a street on Fred M eyer property near Powell and SE Burnside. John Bloch, property mana ger for the chain, told the Out look Fred M eyer has no pres- sent plans to build a store on the site. The street construc tion, he said, is pert of an agreement made following pur chase of the land. Short Local M rs . George Doney of Dam ascus received second prize fo r her divinity candy and third for h er geranium at the Clacka mas F a ir. twenty (20) days before the hearing and that notice shall also be nubllshed once a week for two successive weeks in the E n terp rise-C o u rier and the Sandy Post, newspapers of gen eral circulation in the area, and IT IS FU R TH ER ORDERED that the County C lerk comply with the statutes pertaining to the posting and publishing of the notice setting forth the hearing date on the annexation of the property as set forth in the petition for the annex ation of certain te rrito ry to the DAMASCUS W ATER DIS T R IC T . DATED this 29th day of Aug ust, 1968. Fred Stefani, Chairman BCC Stan Skoko Commissioner Attest: Robert Schumacher, County C lerk By: Francis J. T an zer, Deputy A tract situated in Section 2, T . 2S., R. 3 E „ of the W. M „ described as follows: Beginning at a point in the North line of that certain tract conveyed by deed to Janette Louise S ch n eider,etal, record ed December 9, 1965 in book 666, page 679, fee No. 20918, Dleed Records: said place of beginning being South a d is tance of 7 rods and West a distance of 917.76 feet from the Northeast corner of the Northwest one-quarter of the Southeast one-quarter of said section: thence continuing West along said North line a distance of 899.39 feet; thence South p arallel with the West Une of said Schneider tract a distance of 1188 feet; thence West a distance of 641.35 feet; thence South a distance of 16.50 feet; thence East 1023 feet to land of G. F , Peterson, recorded in book 584-380. (This portion described being a lane recorded in the name of G. F . Petersen, recorded in book 287, page 557, fee No. 78362, deed records,) Thence North a d is tance of 602.25 feet to an in ternal angle in said Schnei der tract; thence East along the most northerly South line of said Schneider tract a d is tance of 517.74 feet to a point South of place of beginning; thence North p ara lle l with the most Easterly East line of said Schneider tract a distance of 602,25 feet to place of begin ning. NO TIC E OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN , that sealed bids w ill be r e ceived by the undersigned until the hour of 8:00 o’clock P .M ., on the 30th day of September, 1968, and Immediately thereafter publicly opened by the Common Council of ihe City of Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon, at the Council Room of the City Hall in the City of Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon, for the purchase of an issue of general obligation bonds of the City of Sandy in the principal sum of One Hundred Fifty One Thousand ($151,000.00) D o llars, said bonds to bear date October 1, 1968, and to mature s e ria lly in numerical order as follows: Interest Only January 1, 1969 $1,981.88 Interest Only January 1, 1970 $7,927.50 1 to 2, inclusive January 1, 1971 $2,000.00 3 to 5, inclusive January 1, 1972 $3,000.00 7 to 9, Inclusive January 1, 1973 $3,000.00 10 to 12, Inclusive January 1, 1974 $3,000.00 13 to 15, inclusive January 1, 1975 $3,000.00 16 to 18, inclusive January 1, 1976 $3,000 00 19 to 21, inclusive January 1, 1977 $3,000.00 22 to 25, inclusive January 1, 1978 $4,000.00 26 to 29, inclusive January 1, 1979 $4,000.00 30 to 33, inclusive January 1, 1980 $4,000.00 34 to 37, inclusive January 1, 1981 $4,000.00 38 to 41, inclusive January 1, 1982 $4,000.00 42 to 46, Inclusive January 1, 1983 $5,000.00 47 to 51, inclusive January 1, 1984 $5,000.00 52 to 56, inclusive January 1, 1985 $5,000.00 57 to 61, inclusive January 1, 1986 $5,000.00 62 to 67, inclusive January 1, 1987 $6,000.00 68 to 73, Inclusive January 1, 1988 $6,000.00 74 to 79, inclusive January 1, 1989 $6,000.00 80 to 86, inclusive January 1, 1990 $7,000.00 87 to 93, inclusive January 1, 1991 $7,000.00 94 to 100, Inclusive January 1, 1992 $7,000.00 100 to 107, inclusive January 1, 1993 $8,000.00 108 to 115, Inclusive January 1, 1994 >8,000.00 116 to 123, Inclusive January 1, 1995 $8,000.00 $9,000.00 124 to 132, inclusive January 1, 1996 $9,000.00 133 to 141, inclusive January 1, 1997 142 to 151, inclusive January 1, 1998 $10,000.00 Provided that all bonds which mature thereafter are subject to call and redemption on January 1, 1978, and on any interest paying date thereafter. Said bonds shall bear Interest, payable semi-annually on the 1st day of January and July; principal and interest payable at the office of the C ity T rea su re r, Sandy Oregon. A ll bids must state the number of said bonds bid fo r, the principal sum bid for each of said bonds, the rate of interest the bidder is w illing to receive on said bonds and other con siderations of the o ffer, and said bids must be accompanied by a certified check drawn on an Oregon bank in the sum of not less than 2% of the par value of the bonds bid for. The Common Council of the City of Sandy reserves the right to reject any or all bids. If requested the successful bidder for said bonds w ill be furnished the approving opinion of Messrs. Shuler, Rankin, M yers A Walsh at the expense of the said City. / » / Ruth Loundree Recorder, City of Sandy, Oregon Address: City Hall Sandy, Oregon 97055 Publish Sept. 12 and 19, 1966 • P -3 8 11 OBITUARIES NO TIC E OF SALE O F REAL PROPERTY No. 15861 IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS PROBATE DEPA RTM ENT In the M atter of the Estate of JANET MAYREE S M ITH , aka MAYREE SM ITH , Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the estate of JANET M AYREE S M ITH , also known as M AYREE S M ITH , deceased, pursuant to an O rder of Sale of the C ircuit Court of the State of Oregon fo r the County of Clackamas, Probate Department, made and entered in the above entitled estate on the 7th day of August, 1968, w ill offer for sale for cash and sell from and after the 16th day of September, 1968 at 501 Proctor, Sandy, Oregon, the following described real property belonging to said es tate to w it: The West one-half of the East one-half of the South one- half of Block " E ” , SANDY LAND COMPANY’S FIRST ADDITIO N TO SANDY, in the C ity of Sandy, County of Clack amas, State of Oregon. This sale is subject to the confirmation of the above en titled court. ELW IN R. SM ITH , Executor HO W EILER & HOW EILER Attorney for Executor 501 Proctor P. O. Box 366 Sandy, Oregon 97055 Date of F irs t Publica tion: August 15, 1966, Date of Last Publica tion: September 12, 1968. SP-37 O u td o o r S chool Set a t Dam ascus Damascus sixth graders w ill be packing soon for a week at Camp A rrah Wanna at Welches for an outdoor school, Sept. 22-27. This is the second year for the program where stu dents study soil conservation, ra in fall, plants and animals in the forest setting. Saturday, Sept. 14, w ill be orientation at the camp for the d irec to rs , Roger H aas,D am as cus principal, B ill M cFarlane, Redland vice-p rincip al, and the counselors who are Junl >rs and seniors at Gresham, Sam B a r- low and Estacada high schools. They are graduates ofDamscus and Estacada grade schools. At a meeting Monday night the directors and counselors did p relim in a ry planning p rio r to the Saturday vis it to the camp wherp they w ill arrange work areas and check out fac ilitie s. Short Local House guests of the Ed W right’s of Damascus this post week w ere Rev. and M rs. F o rres t Forbes and son,Gordie of C alim esa, C a lif, and M rs, Beatrice VanM eterofG lendale, C a lif. The Forbes fam ily is fo rm e rly of the Gresham area and he Ls a fo rm e r pastor of Damascus Community church. Now a print shop owner, Forbes is author of the book, "D a ys and Ways of old Dam ascus.” H ELEN JARL DENARD Helen Jarl Denard, 18350 SE Baxter, died at a local hos pital Sept. 8, at the age of 57. She was born in Kelso, O re. July 4,1910. She attended school in the G resham -Portland area and was a graduate of Lincoln High school. She attended O re gon State University, and from there taught one year c f high school in Ilwaco, Wash. She then returned to school and graduated from the U of O Medical School. She worked one year for the State Mental Hos pital in Salem. From Salem she went to Tuc son A r iz ., where she worked as a lab technician. She then moved to M arys ville, C a lif., and from there to Washington, D .C ., where she remained about one year. By governmental ap pointment she was sent to New Orleans and on to the Panama Canal Zone where she remained about 3 years. While in the Panama Cana Zone she m arried C .J. Denard. They went to Germ any, where she traveled over most of Europe. Return ing to the G resham -Portland area with her two children, she worked for the Ostopathic Hos pital for 16 years. She was a member of the Pleasant Valley Grange and the Sandy Pioneer Association. Surviving are her two c h il dren; Michael and Linda Denard both of Portland; her mother M rs . Ida Jarl Cornell of Gresh am; her brother and sister Vernie N. Jarl of the Dalles and M rs . M ildred Decker of Sandy. M em orial Services w ill be held under the direction of the C a rro ll Funeral Home Inc. • * * M ABEL H. PETTY Mabel H . Petty, a one-tim e resident of Sandy and la te r of Portland died following a long Illness Sept. 6 in a Portland Nursing Home. Funeral s e r vices were Tuesday Sept. 10 at the Bateman Funeral Chapel with Interment in Forest Lawn Cem etery. She was born In Iowa Sept. 6, 1883, and received her ed ucation In that area. M rs . Petty was a member of the Methodist Church and a member of the Mazamas. She Is survived by her brother, Clide Haskins, Spo kane; her s is te r, M rs , Edward Cohen of Portland, and one neice M rs , John Grossman of Sherwood. LULA M . FOSTER Services for M rs , Lula M . Foster, a form er resident of the Bluff road area, were held Tuesday in Portland. B u rial followed at Y am hill Pioneer cem etery. M rs . Foster had lived in the Bluff road area from 1937-46 when she and her husband, H. M . Light, op erated Light’ s grocery. Survivors Include a daugh ter and a son. She was 79 and a native of Carton, O re. S h o rt Local C arl Naas has returned to Oregon College of Education early this year, as he is ready to enter practice teaching. He is the son of M r . and M rs . Norval Naas of Boring. HOOD THEATO "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER" 401 E. Powell 5 BIG DAYS - Gresham 6 65-0604 WED. THRU SUNDAY 'Thursday Night Adult Admission Price $1.00 BRUTES! SAVAGES! HEROES!— \ MH«J W DWWWMR »(»«¡Gt fllUUW WOUCIKM RODTAYIOR YVETTE MIMIEUX JIM BROWN D aR K OF KENNETH MORE fMAVISOll KMKIIOCOtOt—i tMtSawthM 6MI> PnSxta LEE MARVIN “POINT BUNK" ÄNÖIE DICKINSON Dsneuie^^dl ^eeft RfteêseeeAea — SHOW TIMIS — Opens. Wed., Thurs., Fri. at 6:45 Saturday and Sunday 12:45 - Continuous Showings — STARTS WEDNESDAY • SEPT. "THE GREEN BERETS'"