Thur»., Oe«. 24, 196« (See. 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) POST
NEAl92ndW665^309m h0U* * '
Too Laie to C lassify
F.° S * £ NT: 2 bedroom hou? e P*r - BACHELOR
CABIN,
everything
J * “ “ tlA llu
y
ONE COW and calf by side for sale
Rt. 2, Box 88. Borina Ore
4004.
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W ANTED: Assistant Janitor
by
Sandy Union High School. This Is a
12 month Job. Swing shift during the
school year and day shift during the
summ er
If Interested contact In
person o r by m all. Sandy Union High
School. Rt. 3, Box 215, Sandy O re
97055 or telephone 668-4151 fo r an
application form .
S’
Public Notice
WANT AOS
P»i we»l«e»^v4
ew> emnlrMv»
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e $60
za
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furnished,
no
smokers o
r furnished.
month.
room
drinkers. 668.4427,
C -43 furnished apartment, $75 month.
, Separate living unit, - $95
month
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Pioneer
Motel, Highway 26, 4
^ ^ « V t W H ITE Ught oak table and m iles east of Sandy. 668-6262. R -43
sm all buffet. Reasonable. 665*7251.
B -4 3 p d "
1950 DeSOTO 4 - door. In excellent
shape, _^ood transportation. $100.
1966 C H EV R O LET sports coupe, 66S"*885
M -43pd
396, P °wer steering, power brakes,
turbo hydrom atlc, special suspen-
,lo n > 411 bl4ck vlny* In te rio r. A r - 7‘ FOOT POOL table with acces­
,e4i4n turquoise, 26,000 m iles, lm - sories. $250. 665-9553.
M -4 3
Inaculate condition, $1,895 phone
after 5. 668-4756.
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1962 P L Y M O U T H station »agon.
New paint and tire s , a fte r 5 p.m.
610 N . M ain, 665-7580.
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NOTICE OF
ADM INISTRATOR’S SALE OF
REAL PRO PERTY
No. 15933
IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF
THE
STATE
O F OREGON
FOR
THE
CO UNTY
OF
CLACKAMAS
PROBATE
DEPARTM ENT
In the M atter of the Estate of
HENRY M Y E R ,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned adm inistrator
of the estate of HEN RY M Y E R ,
deceased, pursuant to an order
of sale of the C ircu it Court
E L E C T R IC RANCE 38 Inch. $25.
665-2532.
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of the State of Oregon to r the
W ANT TO R E N T . 2 bedroom house. . . . _
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.
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County of Clackamas, made and
$65 unfurnished. 281-8510
5-4.1 MID-WAY DAY NURSERY 1955 C H EV R O LET pick - up . . .
entered in the above entitled
4-speed, long wheel bai s e .663-4054.
estate on the 24th day of Sep­
2609 S.E. 136th
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tem ber, 1968, w ill offer fo r sale
r g<
m ilk cow. 668-6482.
NOW OPEN
i-4 ,
K-43pd
and sell from and afte r the 1st
7 o.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through
day of November, 1968, tor
I wish to thank the many friends
Friday. Snacks, lunches, planned
cash o r fo r part cash and part
and neighbors fo r th e ir many acts
activities. Ages 2 through 6.
of kindness and thoughtfulness dur­
c re d it, at 333 N . E . Third
State Licensed
ing the recent Illness and loss of
S treet, Gresham, Oregon, the
my dear husband.-
761-4181 or 774-3850
following described re a l prop­
Ted Van Donlnck.
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A new chapter of TOPS (T a te
M-46
erty belonging to said estate,
Off Pounds Sensibly) Is being
to -w it:
formed In the Sandy area now.
In the County of Clackamas,
The TOPS Club Is a nationwide
State of Oregon:
nonprofit organization whose
P a rt of the southwest 1 /4 of
members attempt to lose weight
the southwest 1 /4 of Section
by safe, sensible
methods.
34, T .1 S ., R .4E ., of the W . M „
Membership Is open to all who
described as:
need to lose weight, and m eet­
NORMAN W.
Beginning at the southwest
ings are held once a week.
corner of said Section 34, in
Interested persons wishing
T .1 S ., R .4E ., of the W .M .;
more Information may phone
thence North 0 degrees 05’ 10"
May Baucom, 668-4524.
East 1311.82 feet to a point;
thence North 89 degrees 28’
Mushroom Show Sunday 3 0 " East 332.20 feet; thence
DEMOCRAT
South 0 degrees 01’ 4 0 " West
The Oregon Museum of Sci­
1310.91 feet; thence South 89
ence and Industry w ill be the
degrees 19* 20’ ’ West 333.57
mecca of mushroom fanciers
feet to the point of beginning.
Sunday, Oct. 27, noon until 7
The sale w ill be subject to
p .m . That's the date when m em ­
the confirm ation of the above
bers of the Oregon Mycologi-
entitled Court.
cal Society w ill present their
EUGENE FENSKE
annual show, grown over the
A dm inistrator of said
years to be the "biggest and
Clackamas County — Position No. 3
Estate
best In the w es t." Some 75
ADAM S, W ILDM AN &
Society members w ill be d is­
A VOTE NOTE: W o u ld you like to have
GERMUNDSON
playing over 250 d ifferen t kinds
a State Representative w h o w o u ld
Attorneys fo r Adm inistrator
of mushrooms,
a ll collected
333 N . E . 3rd Street
within a 120 m ile radius of
MEET WITH YOU
Gresham, Oregon 97030
Portland.
TALK WITH YOU
Telephone: 665-9182
Date of F ir s t Publication:
PLAN WITH YOU
October 3 , 1968.
Date
of Last Publication:
AND THEN
October 31, 1968.
SP-44
NURSES AIDES needed Im m ediate­
ly fo r a ll 3 shifts. Call 665-3617
o r 665-9966. Echo Nursing Home.
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MID-WAY
FOR KIDDIES
Reducing Club
To Start Here
VOTE
H IC K M A N
For State Representative
McClures Join
Angus Ass’n.
REPRESENT YOU
M iles and Diane M cC lu re,
Sandy, have been elected to
membership In the Am erican
Angus Associationat St. Joseph,
M issouri, according to Glen
B ratch er, secretary.
There w e re 450 memberships
issued to breeders of registered
Aberdeen-Angus in the United
State during the past month.
We are entitled to this kind of representa­
tion, and this is the kind of legislator I want
to be. Help me to represent you in Salem.
YOUR VOTE IS YOUR ONLY HOPE
(Poid Pol. Adv. by Hickmon for Stole Representative,
Chrm. Jann Ruch, 9038 S.W. 25th, Portland, Oreg.)
OPTOMETRIST
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
MT. HOOD REDI-MIX
Ready M ix Concrete - Crushed
Rock - Sand and G ravel
Phone 668-6515
P lan t Located at F irw ood Junction
CONSTRUCTION
N. B. ERICKSON
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F irw o o d Rd., Sandy
Consulting
663-4690
R t. 3, Box 100, B oring, O r«.
Industrial Developments • Mapping
Subdivisions - Sewer and W ater Layouts
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LAWN and GARDEN
M OW ERS
SALES and SERVICE
S
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W e Repair All Type« of
Small Engine«
110
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Proctor
668-6190
McGUIRE NURSING HOME
668-4633
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Home for invalid«, convoletrent patient«
and thote needing nursing care
g
M a rth a C. M cG u ire , R.N .
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Physician and Surgeon
6644156
Veteran« - Social Security . Welfare
Grociou» Living on Limited Income
Fine Food
I 1
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1
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loving Core for the Aged & Convole«cent
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
2 4- Hour Nurting Core for ombuloting and
bed patients. Physician« on call.
668-6336
MEDICAL BLDG., SANDY
O ffic e Hour»: 2 to S p.m .
M ornin g» by A p p o in tm e n t. C lo ted Set.
BAUNACH
Heme for the Aged
1
1
668-4117
One Mile South of Sandy
on konttedt Road
M e in St., Sandy
SAND and GRAVEl
ROCK CREEK SAND
AND GRAVEL
NURSING HOMES
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Office Hour«: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Doily except Wed., Sun.
Sat. 9-1 P.M.
SANDY LAWN & GARDEN
66S-6235
.
W. A. NOEHREN, M.D.
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ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
toe a ^ o f
t
4*4 v e a ^
Mt the age of 44 years®
m ltte e *
q
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29 1924
50 tunes submitted. According
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He was born in L aP o rte, Ind.,
Xll,
W ork
CLOTHES
668-x840l
Daylight Saving Tim e is very
much like the old Indian who
cut a foot-wide strip oft the
top of his blanket and sewed
it on the bottom of the blanaket
it on the bottom of the blanket
in order to make the blanket
longer) Aist a rem ind er. .we*U
soon be back on regular hours
again.
Last Monday night the second
annual
School Board-Faculty
dinner was held In the Sandy
High cafeteria. The main p u r-
pose of this event is to acquaint
the teachers with board m em -
bers and to exchange ideas on
school m atters.
Good wishes go with Sandy
High’s Plonalres this Saturday
as they perform w ltheightother
schools in the fourth annual
Festival of Music at Centen-
nlal High School.
B rie f notes from Sandy High:
43 band students accompanied
F red Proett to the U.S. A rm y
Corps Band concert held at the
Portland Civic Auditorium O ct-
ober 16. . . .Sandy’ s w restlers
have a new bright red and
black mat this season. .Report
cards should be arrivin g home
any day n o w .. .the A in lo rClass
LS ,HSPOnSMrUlL ^
i’“ ®
cn^ ; J itra l
Foe.^11 game. . .Senior Class
members w ere raising money
by having a pie throwing contest
to let out suppre sed emotions!
Sandy’ s F FA judging team
brought home a second place
banner in Guernsey Judging and
a fourth place banner In Jersey
Judging, from the Pacific In­
ternational Livestock Exposi­
tion. Members of the Judging
team w ere C urt M e ie r, Ken
M e ie r, Bob P arker and Bob
L u d l.. .Bob P arke r placed fifth
ln individual judging for the en­
tire contest in a field of 125
teams and 375 individuals. .
Several FFA boys from Sandy
served as guide around the
P .I. buildings.
Linda Keyser and Doug Beck­
mann both seniors, received
outstanding honors in the Na­
tional Forensic League and have
been awarded the Degree of
Excellence. Points were ac­
cumulated speaking at speech
tournaments and ln conte ts.
A gold seal of recognition
fo r th eir accomplishments w ill
adorn th eir diplomas and their
name and corresponding ach­
ievements w ill also appear ln
the National Speech m agazine..
Pat Byrd and Kay Markham
wrote the words to the Sandy
High School Alm a M ate r song
in 1964.
" T h is would be a fine world
if a ll men showed as much
patience all the time as they
do when waiting fo r a fish to
b ite !"
e e e
if hate fouls the a ir? T ie Civil
Rights?
Whose business s it if van­
dals destroy, if a mad gunman
draws, i f crim e lures a boy?
The law ’s?
Whose business is it if apathy
th rives , if
"s o w hat." ism
rules, if w e ird itls survives?
The schools?
Whose business Is it lfd rafts
cards are burned, i f some kook
decries what wise men have
learned? The F .B .L ’s?
Whose business is it if big
mouth hold sway, If a ne’ e r -
do-w ell damns The American
Way? Uncle Sam’ s?
Whose business is it if L i-
berty’s T ra in non-stops most
stations as Peace waits in vain?
The United Nations?
Whose business is it if m a r-
kets grow cold, i f goods beget
losses, i f companies fold? The
bosses?
Whose business is it--w h o s e
to open doors, whose to win
or toloce?Thebuinses is yours,
that’s whose!"
So. . .Vote on Election Day
coming up. . .your vote is
counted!
s o ME s t il l FIGHTING
EIeven states constituted the
Confederate States of A m erica
ln the C lv ll War# F lr s t to s e .
cede from the union was South
C arollna, ln December 1860;
last was Tennessee on June 24,
1861. Last to be readmitted to
the Union was Georgia, on July
15, 1870.
ELECT
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M r. Howey attended school £
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Each
Extra Heavy Weight
♦or warm toasty wearing.
Sizes S * M - L and XL
Men's Thermal
Union Suits
$<198
2
long Sleeves
Ankle Length
Sizes M - I . XL
MEN'S
HEAVY WEIGHT
Two Popular Style«—
Crew Neck or Zip Neck,
Long Sleeve« . . . Full Cut.
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M -
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Lot« of Color«
Time for Warm
Heavy Weight
WORK SOCKS
89\
Two Popular Stylo«
• 50% Wool - 50% Cotton
or
• 45% Wool - 55% Cotton
Intuloted Thermal
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Shirts
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Warm Flannel.
Long Tuck-In
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Two Pocket«
Supor Sizes $4.49
Jud* eS C h 0M IU n r y
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Murtagh s « ¡o re from the
%
in Indiana where he grew to
manhood. From the place of _ oun_
his birth he moved to C alifo rn ia.
In C alifornia in 1955hem arried
Naomi Penrod. From C alifo rn ia
™
M r. Howey and his fam ily moved . . .
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PHYCICIANS
THOMAS D. TELFORD
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668-4315
ENGINEER
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OPTOMETRIST
Office Hour» 9 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Doily
Closed Thursday and Sunday
Mt. Hood Dental Bldg.
668-4313
415 E. Pleasant Ave.
Sandy
Your message
Construction end E q u ip m en t
R o .d B u ild ing , Rocking, and Excavating
R e n ta l A v a ilab le
ERIC D. W IL L
(p *
The original copy of the O re -
gon State Song is ln the main
h a ll display case at Sandy H igh
and with good reason: W ritten
by M r . J. A . B u c h a n a n ,a to r-
m e r Sandy High teacher, the
copy was presented to the stu-
dent body by D r. E m il Enna,
also a fo rm er teacher. The
manuscript has great historic
value. The lyric s w ere w ritten
while M r, Buchanan lived ln
A storia and w ere entered ln a
HARO LD K EN N ETH HOWEY
contest sponsored by thsSociety
of Oregon Composers. O ver 200
D4 P ° * ms were submitted. A fte r
Harold Kennedi Ho ey, Rt. the words were se lected,aco m -
For Y o u r C ard In This DIRECTORY — P hono 668-4448
CONCRETE READY M IX
OBITUARIES
Funeral Services were held
Saturday, Oct. 19, at 10:30 a.m .
at Bateman Funeral Chapel for
E ric D. W ill, infant son of
Douglas and Judith W ill of
Route 1 Box 134, Sandy.
The infant was born Oct. 16
ln a Portland hospital and
passed away Oct. 17. Besides
the parents E ric is survived by
two b ro thers, Scott and Brad
and Grandparents, M r.a n d M rs .
LaVerne W ill and M r . and M rs .
C a rl Loundree of Sandy, Rev.
Edward Neuenfeldt conducted
the services and private com -
mltment fol’.owed at Lincoln
M em orial P a rk .
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Classified Business,
Professional Directory
11
about 6 years ago to make their
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u . w o- ,
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Recent wedding annlversar -
Ctatoolic church. He worked aa a X
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carpenter a ll of his Ute. During
October 20th. Ernest
W orld W ar U he served in tte
arm ed forces with the UA another a im lw rM r y On October
avy’ . ,
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16th. James and Frances M c -
Survlvlng
are
his widow, Lein celebrated th eir 43 rd ye ar
Naomi of Sandy; three sons and
Io . .O ct. 5 marked
three daughters, Barbara Ann anoth#r „.«m m -
of O revlU e, C a lif.; Kenneth of
B ria n L am ko tT ad t ^
the U A Arm y; Je ffre y, G a ry ., Bob W hlUocka.toctober W v u
Sue Anne, Shari Anne a ll a t L # p # c U l
¿ 4 EteZ
home ln Sandy. Two brothers ■» I Bus w ell. . .CoogratulattooBl
three sisters Ray
of Alsea,
__ Olympus
_
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The
games held
658-3138
SPORTING GOODS
N ew ano U»ed
Sale« . S ervice • Pert»
110
W.
Proctor
668-6318
SURVEYOR
MARX ft CHASE
Registered Lend Surveyor
Registered Lond Surveyor. Surveying, M op­
ping, Subdivision«. Office located at . . .
225 E. Burnside |x t.
1
Greshem
Tam M i .C j II
2 Pocket
Reinforced
throughout
Size I 7 ’A up $3.98
$
34’
RANTS
Teal Proof
Packets. Tunnel
Site 44 up $4.98
$44’
LEE PREST
WORK SETS
Shirts
Pant«
C ru th e d Rock, F ill and Top Soil ■
SANDY CYCLE CENTER
Bridgestone - Honda
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° ° r n s r . . Jbe aura to votel
In closlnf thia week, w ill quote
of the C a rro ll Funeral Home,
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»«w yniously w trtten Item
Lawn
p T n d ta i <1’ * n
w* #k " ’“ ‘a*
Lawn cem etery9 South Bend Ina« •n tn ig d *JWlk>ee '
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officiated and M ra . A .
was the organist.
COFFER HOUR
dom ta te s w tn g ,lfl
if money ts ktag.
eMKe
Whose
business Is It I f
Adult coffee hour is at 9:30 politics sour. U g raft calls the
V
Lynchwood piays, i f greed has Its hoar?
Christian church. It w ill be LJB.J.»®?
followed by Bible school fo r a ll
Whose h w laeee Is I t I f races
age» at 10 a.m .
le s p a lr, i f blacks battle whites.
$5.98
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9
LOTS OF FREE PARKING