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The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, .Mar. 21, 1»«3 (Sec. 2)
24 SUHS Students Take
Merit Scholarship Tests
UP and DOWN the MOUNTAIN
By JOE KIEFER
ose who wonder what I
as a columnist do besides
write one column a week for
the Sandy Post might be in
terested in my other activities
First of all I write this col
umn. It you think it’s a cinch
try it, week after week for a
year or two.
It’s not true I do not have a
ghost writer.
I live in Rhododendron and
work for a large hotel supply
company in Milwaukie. I drive
the distance of 75 miles a day,
five days a week.
During the skiing season
I work on week ends at Sum
mit for my friend Everett Darr
and love it.
A pretty busy man you might
say. "When do you sleep?"
But I wouldn’t trade my jobs
with any of that stalwart crew
who spent their spare time on
the davenport and dream of
the things they should do or
would like to do.
As predicted the current hik
ing fad is turning into a
craze.
Leapfrog Grace
Oh boy! Now it’s a 30 mile
leapfrogging race. This may be
all clean fun for our young
sters, but none of this monkey
business for old Up and Down.
I have too many dang irons in
the fire now.
Someone told me Al Gren-
wait was driving along one of
our hiways and as he came
around a curve a couple of
hundred kids on one of those
bunion derbys had the road
blocked.
Al stuck his head out the
window of his car, and shout
ed "Get oft the road — you
crazy Democrats!"
I haven't had any luck in
getting Elmer Hanson, some
times called "Grizzly Ike," to
write about his lovable pet
Maggie.
So I guess I'll "Take the bull
by the horns" and do it my-
self.
Gosh, I just hate to remind
you, but the time is here again
"Uncle's payday." One thing
the boys of the Internal Reve-
nue Service do — I they keep
politics out of it.
They never
ask whether
you’re a Democrat or a Re
publican before they take you
to the cleaners.
I have nothing against mil
lionaire presidents but I would
like to see the day when other
people could be millionaires,
too.
Wants Sense Made
I'm going to propose a con
stitutional amendment, that
any decision by our supreme
court make sense.
Remember the good old days
when you could get a nourish
ing three • course political din
ner for only one hundred bucks
If taxes are cut, as proposed
by our President, I suppose
more people will build A-
frames in our mountains and
use them as a getaway-from-
it all retreat
Did you ever hear the story
about the peacock?
It’s a beautiful tail
Or why do the humming
birds hum?
They have forgotten the
words.
For these wise cracks
should get the bird.
Someone asked me why I
never wrote a book.
I could write a book about
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Mark Salisbury laughs as he sits on new examining
in one of three doctor’s offices at St. Jude’s Nursing Home.
Mark enjoyed visiting the new doctor’s offices, mainly be
cause there were no doctors on hand and he was feeling
mighty healthy.
(Sandy Post photo)
Sandy n—ntary
4.782.52
third largest in our State's
economy. Did any peanut -
brain in Salem give this any
thought? Personally I doubt
if they have the ability for that.
They have the ability how
ever to fall in line with a pres
sure group to push such dis
criminatory legislation and at
tempt to take away the rights
of the Public as to When and
Where to do their shopping.
Let our 4 representatives and
2 senators apply themselves
to real problems facing our
State and quit making a fool
of themselves for the benefit
of pressure groups and destroy
ing one of our largest indus
tries.
May I ask, Mr. Editor, that
your esteemed publication show
the names of our Representa
tives' voting for and against
this HB. 1256
Yours truly,
R W. Strubel
Brightwood, Oregon
The Senate voted 29-1 to re
peal the highly controversial
law providing for regulation
cf ambulances. The bill, which
passed the House earlier, went
to the governor for his signa-
ture.
The law brought protests
from many small communities
such as Sandy, whose officials
said it would eliminate the city
ambulance service the areas
have relied on.
The House highways commit
tee, meanwhile, has been hold
ing hearings in an effort to
draft a more acceptable law.
COUNTY NURSE MEET
Clackamas County Nurses,
District
1, Oregon Nurses
Assn., will meet on Monday,
March 25, 7:30 p.m., Seid's
Restaurant, Main St., Oregon
City. Guest speaker will be Dr.
Merritt Linn, M.D., resident
doctor in opthomalogy at Good
Samaritan hospital, Portland.
LETTER BOX
To The Editor:
Just how ridiculous can our
Legislature get? What is the
I.Q of the people we sent to
Salem to represent us?
Many serious problems are
facing our Representatives, and
they are wasting their time and
taxpayers money with such
things as the "Bar-Maid" Bill
and yielding to pressure of the
metropolitan retailers group
with this asinine H B 1256 or
Sunday Closing.
If rumors and reports are
correct, we, of Clackamas
county certainly have nothing
to be proud of; our elected rep
resentatives seem to show as
little, if not less sense than
the retailers group.
Contrary to arguments put
forth and to make it look a
little more plausible, this bill
not protect or do anything for
the public or the consumer,
but is pure and simple dis
criminatory legislation for the
benefit of the retailers group.
It will wreck resort and rec
reation areas and ruin our
tourist industry, which is the
Senate Ousts
Ambulance Law
Winners of Merit Scholarships
will be selected from the Final
ist group on the basis of school
records and recommendations,
test scores, extracurricular ac
tivities, leadership ability, and
accomplishments outside the
classroom.
Each Finalist is awarded a
Certificate of Merit attesting
to his outstanding performance.
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As many as 24 students at
Sandy high school plan to
take the 1963 National Merit
Scholarship
qualifying test,
David Wienecke, principal, an
nounced today.
The test will be administer
ed at the school library begin
ning at 8:36 am. Tuesday,
March 5 All students who wish
St. Patrick’s Day
to be considered for Merit
Saint Patrick's day is near
Scholarships to be awarded in
— a great day for the "Wear
1964 will take the test at that
ers of the Green."
time.
It is impossible to say when
The qualifying test is a three
the 17th of March in each year
hour and 37 minute examina-
began to be set aside as St.
tion of educational develop-
Patrick s Day and observed
ment. The test is the first step
as a popular holiday of Ire
in the ninth annual competi-
land
tion for four • year Merit
But whatever may have
Scholarships provided by the
started it there can be little
National Merit
Scholarship
doubt that the day is a nation
Corporation and by sponsoring
al holiday in Ireland and is ob
corporations, foundations, as
served with much enthusiasm
sociations, unions, and individ
and that it renews and inten-
uals.
sifies the patriotism of the
The number of scholarships
Irish
awarded in any year depends
In most of our large cities,
upon the extent of sponsor
it is celebrated by the Irish
participation.
In
1962, 1041
national societies and other
Merit
Scholarships
were
citizens of Irish birth and
awarded; 632 were provided by
blood ties
151 sponsors and 409 by the
A DAY OF MEMORIES
Merit Corporation. There are
By Katherine Edelman
3400 Merit Scholars attending
St Patrick s day brings mem
403 colleges in the current aca
ories
demic year.
I see the old home place
Test Indicative
The friendly row of hawthorne
The test scores of students
trees
who are examined in March
My mother's sainted face
will be reported to their
My father picking shamrocks
schools before May 15. The
in the field before the door
scores are used by Charles Ad
And my bitter tears are
ams, Guidance Director, to
falling for the days that
help students make decisions
are no more
about college attendance and
St. Patrick's day brings mem
field of study.
ories
Many students who do not
of a crooked little lane
expect to win a scholarship
Where
bluebells
peeped
take the test in order to learn
through
more about their individual
grasses all wet with dew and
strengths and weaknesses in
rain.
the areas measured by the test.
Of a singing stream that wan
Some 13,000 semifinalists, the
dered through meadows
highest scorers in each state,
sweet and green
will be named early next fall.
And my lonesome heart is cry
Names of semifinalists are pub
ing for the miles that
lished in a booklet which is
lie between.
distributed to all coleges and
I am longing for the things
to other sources of financial
I lightly left behind
aid for undergraduates.
The linnet singing in the hedge
Further, their names and
The friends so true and kind.
test scores are sent to the col
The peace of little sheltered
leges they express an interest
field.
in attending as their first or
The peat fire’s ruddy glow
second choices. The order of
For all the dear remembered
preference is not shown.
things I -used to love and
Special wards
know.
An additional 35,000 students,
selected on a national basis,
Bpring Due
With the first day of spring receive letters of Commenda-
March 22, a lot of you are tion for their high perform-
ances on the qualifying test.
making vacation plans.
This Irishman shall spend These students are considered
special
awards made
his vacation in his own back- for
yard, so my friends will know through the Merit Corporation,
the kind of person I really and their names and test
am — sensitive, imaginative, scores are also sent to their
first-and second - choice col-
home - loving and broke.
They say it’s no disgrace to leges.
Each Semifinalist will be
be broke, but all I can say is,
it's dog - gone unhandy around asked to take a second exam-
the first of each month when ¡nation. Those who repeat their
hig performance will become
those you-owe-me’s come in.
Finalists in the Merit Program.
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