Thur»., S.p». 25, 1H9 (Sec. 1) TH« «ANDY (Or*.) POST
NOTICE OF GASOLINE BIO
N o tlc l< hereby given that the
Board of Director* of Cottrell
School District No. 107. Boring,
Oregon, will receive seeled bids to
furnish and deliver ItOO to 2000
gallons of regular gasoline as needed
for the school year 1969 1970. Bid*
are requested quoted at net price
lea* 4c federal tax and are to be
filed with the Clerk of the board
before 8 P.M., October 13. 1969.
The Board of Directors reserve*
the right to reject any or all bids.
Alice Bootn. Clerk
Cottrell School District
No. 107
Rt. 1 Box 960
Boring, Oregon
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-SP-40.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
TRACTOR AND MOWER
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of Cottrell
School District No. 107, Boring,
Oregon, will receive sealed bids for
a John Deere Tractor, Model " L ”,
and 53” rotary mower, whlcn may
be examined at the school from 8
A.M . to 6 P.M. Mondays through
Fridays. Bids are to be filed with
the Clerk of the Board before 8
P.M., October 13, 1969.
The Board of Directors reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Alice Booth, Clerk
Cottrell School District
No. 107
Rt. 1 Box 560
Boring, Oregon
—Sp-40.
A D V ER TIS EM EN T FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received
at the Lions Hall, Wemme, Oregon,
by the Mt. Hood Loop Water
District until 8:00 p.m. POT,
October 14, 1969, for the clearing,
grading, drainage and rock surfacing
of approximately 900 feet of
roadway .or access to future well
and storage locations as detailed on
the plans and specifications dated
October 1, 1969.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained after October 1, 1969
from Mrs. Nell Howe, Secretary of
the Board, Wemme, Oregon, or W.
J. Oorner, Consulting Engineer, 429
SW
Fourth Avenue, Portland,
O regon.
No plan deposit Is
required.
Each
proposal
must be
submitted on the prescribed form
and accompanied by a certified
check or bid bond payable to the
M t. Hood Loop Water Oistrlct In an
amount not less than five percent1
(5%) of the bid.
The Oistrlct reserves the right to!
reject any or all bids, waive.
Informalities, to accept any bid!
within 15 days from date of bid
opening, and to accept that!
proposal which is to the best,
Interests of the Mt. Hood Loop
Water District.
D ated
th is 2 5 th day of
September, 1969.
For the Mt. Hood
Loop Water District
Mrs. Nell Howe, Secretary
—SP-40
NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT
No. 16199
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS
In the Matter of the Estate of
WAUNEETA GARNET CHERRY,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby givert that the
undersigned, as adminletretor of the
estate of W AUNEETA GARNET
CHERRY, deceased, has filed his
final account In the Circuit Court
o f the State of Oregon for
Clackam as
C o u n ty , Probate
Department, and that Monday, the
27th day of October, 1969, at the
hour of 2:00 p.m. In the afternoon
of said day and the court room of
said court have been appointed by
said court as the time and place for
the hearing of objections thereto
and the settlement thereof.
D ated
and first published
September 18, 1969
Date of last publication, October
16, 1969.
V IR G IL E. CHERRY
Administrator
HOWEILER & HOWEILER
Attorneys for Administrator
P.O. Box 366
Sandy, Oregon 97055
IN
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THE FIN EST
FOOD FREEZERS!
THE PLACE
TO BUY IS
N E IL R IE G E L M A N N
A P P L IA N C E S
H ill A w a rd e d
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Column Comments
P u b lic N o tic e s
NOTICE OF FURNACE
O IL BIO
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board ofOlrectors of Cottrell Grade
School District No. 107, Boring,
Oregon, will receive sealed bids to
furnish and deliver fuel oil as
needed for the regular school year
1969-1970. Bids to be filed with
the clerk of the Board before 8
P.M. October 13, 1969.
The Board of Directors reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Alice Booth. Clerk
Cottrell School District
No. 107
Rt. 1 Box 560
WANT ADS
Too lateytQ; Classify
REMINGTON typewriter for sale.
820. 665—9832. —G-39.
FOR
SALE
CHEAP:
Used
apartment size stove, refrigerator,
couch
and rug, 6 6 5 —7793,
6 6 5 -0 3 8 8 . —G-39.
F IV E
old fashioned wooden
kitchen chairs. Grand for antiquing.
6 6 3 -4 6 0 8 . -P -39 .
HELP W ANTED: Man or Woman
for work from ? t il midnight. Call
Mr. Fleming at Taco Bell from 10
to 11 a.m. Pert or full time.
665—1555. —F-39.
PUG puppies for sale. Pure bred.
825 to good home. 666—3224.
—P-39.
1965 custom cab Ford F 100
pickup with electrical trailer hook
up and hitch,perfect condition,
668—6432. —W-39.
1958 small model John Deere 40
crawler with blade and disc, 8700.
668—4412. —S-40.
A TTE N TIO N : Brightwood - Lost
on E. Marmot Road - Siamese tom
c a t.
R ew ard , call 622-3340.
—M-40pd.
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom house on
acreage 875 month. 668—6731.
—R-39.
HAY for sale. 820 ton. no rain,
Kirkpatrick, 668—4281. —K-39pd.
FOR SALE: 1965 Ford Econollne
V a n . Good condition, 81350.
663—3268. -S -39 .
A L IV IN G color scene in pastel chalk prepared by Ann
Krout opened Rally Day activities at Sandy Baptist
Chapel last Sunday. "Chester and Pepito" joined the fun
when Tommy Skipper gave a ventriloquist presentation.
Skipper, who recently returned from Honduras, used the
life-size dolls extensively in Central America where many
had never seen ventriloquism in action. Chester and
Pepito plan to visit Sandy Baptist Chapel frequently
throughout the winter.
M t. Hood Offers Classes
Free to Senior Citizens
M t. Hood
Com m unity contribute to their lives,” Dr.
College will be offering more E a r l
K la p s te in , co llege
th a n
7 5 0 classes in the president, said.
vo c a tio n a l-te c h n ic a l, adult
The Golden Age Card is one
’61 Chev. flat bed, sell or trade for
e
n ric h m e n t, and college w ay sen io r citizens can
feeder steers, 665—7486. —R-39.
----------------------------------------------------- j transfer areas this Fall. Courses1 participate in college offerings.
DAVENPORT A N D chair 865,1
are
““ available between 8 a.m.
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Duncan Phyfe dining room table
and six chairs 860, wooden kitchen
and 10 p.m. The college also
set with 4 chairs 835. Call
offers evening courses at local
665—6521 after 5 p.m. —0-39.
high schools such as David
G IR L S
C O A T S , dresses and
Douglas, Parkrose, Reynolds,
jum pers, sizes 8 -1 0 .
Some
household effects. Set of young
Gresham, Sandy, and Cascade
p eo ple's science encyclopedia.
Anytime before noon, 3818 SE
Locks.
168th. —H-40.
Senior citizens desiring a
AKC CHOW Chow puppies for sale.
G o ld e n
Age card should
Phone after 5 p.m. 668—6031.
c o n ta c t
th e
M t. H oo d
—N-39.
Community
Services
office at
STOCK SALT S I.10 a pack, »25 a
ton, 6 65—3481. —B-40.
665-1131.
FOR SALE: used washer and dryer,
Kenmore, 820 each. Call 665—8457
evenings. —H-39.
Land values have increased
dramatically over the past few
year» in Clackamas County.
This increase in land value has
been enjoyed by land owners
all across the country and in
c e rta in areas values have
increased spectacularly in just a
couple of years. 1 had an
opportunity recently to visit
Fife, Wash., which is located
between Seattle and Tacoma
on Interstate Highway 5. This
c o m m u n ity
has been an
intensely farmed area by fresh
market vegetable gardners for a
long period of time and a good
many growers are still active in
the area. The expansion o f the
Boeing Company and the
increase of population in the
Seattle area has effected all the
communitites which surround
Seattle. To many o f the
farmers who were along in age
and anxious to retire, this was
a boon to them, and they were
able to sell their land at high
prices and benefited greatly
from this. However, all is not
rosy for those farmers who do
not wish to sell their land and
who want to continue to farm
n ow fin d in g them selves
trapped by the increased land
value and the accompanying
high taxes. In the community
of Fife last year land sold for
$9,000 an acre, and $5,000 an
acre was considered to be a
bargain. Promoters, speculators
and businessmen flocked to the
countryside to help farmers
decide what they would do
with their land, and all kinds of
ideas and developments were
being talked about. All o f this
happened last year and farmers
in that area now report an
entirely different situation this
There
notable
y ear
-
A rm y
F irs t
Lieutenant
absence of speculators and far it will go and its impact
Richard L. Hill, 21, son of Mr.
developers contacting farmers w ell let you speculate on.
and
M rs. Merle S. HUI,
with their schemes and ideas.
In last week's column we
The impact o f tight money is mentioned that air pollution B rig h tw o o d , received the
Bronze Star Medal Aug. 25
the explanation that growers costs this country
near Phuoc Long. Vietnam.
give for this change. One o f the b illio n
. dollars
. .
P * year" •
Ftrst L t. HID was presented
larger growers in the area said „ , .
Unfortunately the “r ” wu left the , ward for meritonous
he was watching with interest out of the country, changing
in
opm tk)ns
the plight o f those who bought
he sentence to read, “Costs ag„ n , t ho8tlle forces
land at inflated prices with the th « county several billions o f Vietnam
expectation that prices would dollar» per year". Most o f the
At
¿he tim e o f the
move quickly upward. When papers caught this obvious presentation, he was a supply
the investor cannot resell this er«>r but some did not, and I o f f ic e r
in H eadq u arters
land quickly the burden of apologize for the mistake.
B a tte ry , I I
Field Force,
high interest rates and taxes
TpurifC
Vietnam, Artillery.
become a serious problem. We
TOV A 4-iACCirsen s n
His wtfe> Linda, lives in
are observing this situation in
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
Oregon City.
the beginning stages and how
REFRIGERATOR
SALE
CHOOSE FROST-PROOF. OF COURSE!
EVEN IN SIDE-BY-SIDE MODELS
WITH VERTICAL FREEZERS!
QUALITY USED APPLIANCES
FPCD 200
We have a complete selection of used appliances,
*»r 90 days.
all reconditioned and guaranteed for
N E IL R IE G E L M A N N
A P P L IA N C E S
A FEW SCHOOL
APPLIANCES LEFT
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Refrigerators
Ranges, etc.
New Guarantee
5P N E .
2ND
GRESHAM
MO
5 -4 1 5 8
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NICE BAR S12. Re-condltloned
Maytag washer, wringer type SI 5;
Basketball S3; Reel type lawn
mower 20” ; Boys scooter; Boy
scout u n ifo rm ; air mattress.
6 6 5 -5 9 4 3 . -P -39.
W ANTED:
G reenhouse help,
female, let phone ring. 663—4437.
—W-39pd.
3 BEDROOM partly turn house for
rent. 3 or 4 adults only. No pets.
Call 236—9455 after 6 p.m. —C-39.
NEW Foosball game for sale, rent
or lease. Call 6 6 5 -9 2 8 0 . -S -3 9 .
NICE 2 bedroom house. 8120.
Close to hospital. 665—8280.
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Transport
Course Set
At Mt. Hood
Beginning Fall quarter, Mt.
Hood Community College will
offer a course in Ground
Transportation. It will be held
in classroom V T 150 Tuesday,
7 - 10 p.m. The instructor is
Dick Hall.
The course is designed to
te a c h
th e s tu d e n t th e
fundamentals of freight rate
structures, the construction of
freight tariff, freight tarrif
schedules, methods employed I
by
ra te
making agencies, i
m etho d s o f routing and
h a n d lin g traffic and the
relationship between federal
regulatory agencies and the
transportation industry in the
areas of rate development.
For further information call
Mt. Hood Community College
.
at 665-1131.
For the second year, Mt.
Hood Community College will
issue Golden Age cards to
senior citizens o f the college
district.
The card entitles them to
tuition free classes, admittance
to college activities, use o f the
19,000 volume college library,
and fishing rights in the college
lake.
“ It is very difficult for
many senior citizens to pay
tuition when they are living on
a fixed income. They are
contributing to the college and
the college in turn should
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Home Planning
Class Subject
M t . H ood C om m unity
College Evening College will
o ffe r a course in home
re m o d e lin g and planning
scheduled
for 7-10 p.m.
Monday evenings beginning
Sept. 29 at Gresham High
School, Room 10.
The instructor is Herbert
Schroeder. He is an interior
designer and decorator, with a
wide background in designing
r e m o d e lin g
fo r p riv a te
individuals in the Seattle and
Portland areas.
T h e course w ill deal
primarily with the design and
d e v e lo p m e n t
of
home
re m o d e lin g . F o r fu rth e r
information call the Evening
College office at Mt. Hood
Community College 665-1311.
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