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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1971)
--------, — AND ALWAYS ALIVE WITH EXCITEMENT The New Breed for Fall BY B IB k OW Hi Vamp Buckle Pump • Brown • Natural *8” Arch Support 4 Eye Lacer Speed Oxford Brown Suede Trim A Winner Aspen Lace Suede Oxford Brown Brass Arch Support Speed Lacer Alpine Oxford Safari Brown Arch Support 3 Tie Lace 'Saddle Up / / A Winner Speed Lace Stage Coach" S k 5099 Finish B PUBLIC NOTICES Safety needed In canning u r»» Big Tie Oxford •> Arch Support Broad Toe Wide Strap Pump u \ Nut Brown Black Arch Support Big Buckle "Strap Pump" Amber \ Black Arch Support LE G A L NOTICE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that a Public Hearing w ill be held by the Common Council of the City of Sandy on Monday, August 23, 1971 at 8 00 o'clock P M ., In the Sandy City Hall to consider a Conditional Use application filed by Frank M arcy to perm it building of duplex housing units on a portion of Tract C and B "T /ie Bluffs" on Lots 1 and 2 of Block 1 and Lot 1 of Block 2, located north of the Sandy Union High School in the NE t/4 of Section 14, Township 2S„ Range 4E., of the W .M ., in the City of Sandy, Clackamas County, Oregon. By Order of the Common Council of the City of Sandy, Oregon A TTES T: Ruth Loundree, City Recorder SP 32 N O T IC E G R A N T IN G H IG H W A Y LOCATION DESIGN A P PR O VA L In conformance with Policy and P ro ced ure M e m o ran d u m 20 8, promulgated by the Federal High way Administration, the Oregon State Highway Division, under date of July 30, 1971, has received the Federal Highway Administration's location design approval for right of way acquisition and construction of the Boring Road Interchange Section on the M t Hood Highway (US 26) in Clackamas County, Oregon. The proposed project consists of reconstruction of the existing at grade intersection to provide for a full interchange. Maps and related data pertinent to the proposal are In the Highway Commission files, State Highway Building, Salem, and are available for review and copying if interested persons desire. Floyd Query, Secretary OREGON STATE H IG H W A Y COMM ISSION SP 32 WANT ADS Too Late to Classify E X P E R IE N C E D s e a m s tre s s , reasonable priç£S. 666 3501. W 33 1966 VW W ITH extras »750, 665 4,86 or 658 2430. T-32 W A N TE D Blue tick M ale puppy 2 to 4 months Brown, white 223 8553. K 33p '67 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 44 ton 4 wh drive pickup. 345 eng, 4-sp., power brakes, air conditioning, canopy, many other extras »2195 or best offer 668 6673. B 32 ,965 BUICK LA S A B R E, 4 dr original owner, excellent dition, »895. 665 4509 T O Y C O L L IE , sh eltie reasonable 668 5237. htp, con P 32 puppies S 33 CHAROLAIS COW, calves, bulls. Herefords, Angus and cross cows with Charoláis calves, 663 4186. after 5 p.m. T 32 FOR SALE 1970 Lamplighter all electric. 3bdrm . tip out, V/j bath. P artially furnished Set up in M o bile P a rk near F a irv ie w Inquire after 6 p.m 665 9852 M tf F R E E P U P P IE S need good homes Will b e fairly large dogs Call 666 ,664a ‘»er 2p.m . S 33 ,965 M G M ID G E T , clean »995. Call 668 67,6after 6 p.m. w 32 FOR R E N T : 1 bedroom house, »100, 1st and last plus »35 deposit, water paid, stove furnished, 668 4231. s 32 WANTED 3 Strap Reliable Carriers to Deliver "Side Pump" The OUTLOOK Spanish Brown Arch Support Similated Patent Snuggle Boot / # Black Brown Arch Support O pen Fridays (til 9:00 P.M. C$ Í&. {%!]&}&? n » h a nr % F a m ily 0 ► p 4 ri m »’ n » S e co n d 4 R o b e r’ A S’ For safety’s sake, take a close look at the method you use for canning tomatoes, warns Mrs. Helen McDowall, Clackamas County Extension Agent P U B L IC A TIO N OF C ITA T IO N No. 2281 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS In the M atter ot the Adoption of P A TR IC IA A N N E T T E M E T T E N , a Minor TO: V A R D R E K IN G M E T T E N IN TH E N A M E OF T H E STATE OF OREGON You are hereby commanded and cited to appear in the above entitled Court and m atter within tour weeks ot date ot first publication at the hour ot 2:00 P M to show cause it any exist why P A TR IC IA AN N E T T E M E T T E N should not be adooted by CHARLES STE V EN FEC K and C H A R LO TTE REES FECK as prayed for in the petition tor adoption on file herein Witness my hand and seal this 20th day of July, 1971 GEO R G E D P O P P E N , County Clerk By FlorenceM orelli Date of first publication: August 12, 1971 Publish four successive weeks. SP 35 D E P E N D A B L E AND experienced te enager desires aftern o o n , evening b a b y s ittin g Ask for Susan 668 6627. H 33 Teton Lace lu n .i n NE and SE Portland Area Once a Week Delivery Routes near your home Good pay Ask for M r Russell or Loren 665 2,81 after noon Up-to-date directions call for the addition of two teaspoons of vinegar or lemon juice per quart (or one teaspoon per pint) of tomatoes. Why add vinegar or lemon juice to tomatoes’ Therefore, advises the Oregon State University E x tension Service, choose the variety of tomatoes you prefer and carefully follow recom mended procedures including the addition of vinegar or lemon juice. Because if tomatoes canned in a boiling water bath are not sufficiently acid, there is the For instructions on safe danger the Clostridium procedures for canning botulinum, if present, w ill tomatoes, ask your county grow, Mrs. McDowall explains. Extension Office for the free These bacteria produce a toxin bulletin, “Home Canning of that causes botulism which can Fruits and Vegetables” . But be be fatal is even a small amount sure to add the vinegar or is consumed. lemon juice (along with the Research has shown that salt) when canning tomatoes. THESE FIVE MEMBERS of the Murk Family Musicale will perform Aug. 16 at the Pleasant Home Baptist Church. From left are Barby, 11; Becky, 14; Beverly, it : and Brenda. 13. Standing is Bill, 16. Riders plan trail ride OBITUARIES S v .-’ y^ The C lairm ont Riders of Oregon City are planning a Trail Ride, August 29 to start at Camp Riley. It will be ap proximately a four hour ride with no road riding. Eugene O ster Plan on bringing your cameras as the trail will go by Funeral services will be held Devils l>ake, Cast Lake and on Friday, Aug. 13, at 10:30 Burnt Lake and all the a.m. at the Bateman Funeral Viewpoints in-between. Chapel in Gresham for Eugene The ride starts at 10:00. Oster, a resident of East Breakfast will be served County for four years and most from 7:30 on and your break recently of Estacada. Oster fast and sack lunch will be $2.50 died in a Portland hospital on Aug. 8 after a lengthy illness. He was born in Ismay, Mont., and remained in Montana until 1939 when he moved to Illinois. On June 25, 1955 he was married to Ruth Scroggins in DeCatur, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Oster moved to the East County Area of Portland in 1963 and later moved to Estacada in 1967. Mr. Oster served the U.S. Navy during World War II. Mr. Oster is survived by his wife Ruth of Estacada; three brothers, Bill Oster of Miles City. Mont.;. Herb Oster of Millstone, Mont, and Albert Oster of Enid, O kla.; one sister Mrs. Wayne (Clara) Peterson . of Seattle, and three half brothers, Fred, Richard and Walter Yauch all of Benton Harbor, Mich. Interment will be held in Willamette National Cemetery in Portland (over 12) and $2 (12 and under) Plan on or coming Sat. night to join in the pre ride festivities featuring music to dance by. For further information call 654-5838. Denbo trains Navy A irm an Apprentice James D. Denbo, son of Mr. and Mrs Emery M Denbo of Sandy, was graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. He attended Mount Hood College. Come on by the Olympia Brewery in Tumwater, and help us celebrate 75 years in the same location. We're open every day, 8 to 4:30. O lym pia Brewing Company Tumwater, Washington *O ly*® ANOTHER STEP FORWARD FOR GRESHAM and AREA NEW MAUSOLEUM V io le t Riley Violet F. Riley, 65, a resident of Boring for the past 30 years, died at her home on Aug. 3 after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at the | Bateman Funeral Chapel on Friday, Aug. 6. Violet Frances Morris was bom in Oklahoma. At an early age she moved to Denver, Colo, where she received her education and in 1938 was married to Harley Riley in Denver. The Rileys made their home in Denver for three years before coming to Boring in 1941 Mrs. Riley is survived by her husband, Harley, of Boring; three sons, Delmar, Morris and Clinton Saunders of Denver. Colo.; a brother Ernest Mcrris of Chico, Calif., and two sisters, M rs. Catherine Knapp of Mulino, and M rs. Naomi Hurlburt of Missouri Three grandchildren also survive Interment was at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland Tom Scales In college play Tom Scales, a sophomore in drama from Sandy is a dancer and also shop assistant for set construction in the Oregon College of Education production of “ Kiss Me Kate,” high point of the OCE Summer Arts Festival. “ Kiss Me Kate” is a musical with score by Cole Porter and includes scenes from Shakespears “Taming of the Shrew” along with the trials of a troupe of travelling actors The plot draws a comic parallel between the Shakespearean play and backstage incidents in the lives of members of the troup Gangsters, a forged “ I.O .U ." and personal problems of the actors keep the action moving quickly along The production is being presented July 36-31 and Aug. 3- 4 6-7 at the OCE Summer under certain conditions the acidity of tomatoes varies. Tomatoes of any variety may have a low acidity due to en vironmental influences (soil, moisture, weather), the degree of ripeness and other factors. Theatre. It involves more than 70 students from the OCE summer session, humanities and music faculty members former students and friends Director of the play is Robert L. Page, assistant professor ol hum anities, and musical direction is by Dr Ronald L Wynn, associate professor of music. Two tripped in true bill Two local men have been indicted by the Multnomah County Grand Jury in true biil" Monte R Norman. Jr . 23, of 1103 NE 181st Ave and Shawn M Dickinson. 19, of Troutdale were indicted this week on charges of illegal sales of narcotics Dickinson was also indicted for illegal possession of narcotics . . . A Beautiful New Mausoleum Unit will be started in the near future, and will be completed by December 1972. Modernistic design with quiet dignity in a park like setting. This building will have indoor and outdoor Mausoleum Crypts with perpetual care. Wall to wall carpeting and heat. Crypt fronts of Travetine and Perlato Marble. FOR THE NEXT 3 MONTHS CRYPTS WILL BE OFFERED AT A DISCOUNT OF »100°° PER CRYPT "Forest Lawn prides itself in caring for your loved ones in a dignified manner in beautiful parklike surroundings!" FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 665-1197 or Write Forest Lawn Memorial Park P. 0. Bex 181 Gresham, Oragea 17030
