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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1968)
Thun., Mar. 21, I M Democrats File For House Seats Frank W, Amato 25, teacher aixl editor, Is a Democratic can- dlate for Position Numtier 2 In the House of Kepresentutlves from Clackamas County. He Is a local high school t e a c h e r aid Is also the editor of the "Northwest Salmon Trout S te e lh e a ile r " ( c l r c . 7 , 0 0 0 ) , U ie only sportflshlug magazine in the northwest. Amato, lives with his wife Gayle, aid Iheir one year old son Nicholas, In Mlwalukle. He Is a member of St. John the Baptist Church aid ts a for mer memtier of Retail Clerks Local 1092. Amato plans to stre ss In his campaign the need to make state government strong in the face of the growing fwteral colossus by the election of young, vig orous men to the legislature. Vs the ed lto i of NSTS he plans to work vigorously to make the steelhead-trout (act ually an ocean-going rainbow) a game fish in order to save the runs In the Columbia River from extinction. x j S |>at Maney, Democrat, an- iviunced bxlay his caul lacy for the Oregon House of Represen tatives. A resident of Lake Oswego, Maney filed for Po sition No. 4 In Clackamas Coun ty now hekl by Dale Hanlan, Democrat. Maney, an advocate of pro perty tax relief for the home- owner, believes that any pro perty tax relief should be funneled through the Basic School Support Fund, "T ills r e lieves property taxes and gives the necessary monies to schools," lie said. Last year Maney served as staff director to a special sub committee on education, chaired by Congresswoman Edith Green, V.S. House of Representatives, He Indicated that his principal interest Is the creation of a sound fiscal policy for the State of Oregon. "I am definitely against any tax program that will hurt tha sm all man. Responsible state and federal governments should be able to curb inflation which hurts all c itiz e n s,” he added, Maney sakl he stands behind any efforts that would curb school drop outs. He Is for the strelightening at law en forcement at the local and state levels. If elecged he would work for stale supported kinder gartens and Improved educa tional programs ro tlonal programs for elem en tary, secondary and higher ed ucation. He Is a lifelong resident of Oregon aixl a former teacher, In the David Duuglad School System. He is married and has two children, Pat Jr., a senior at Lulu* Oswego HlghSchool and Beckle, a sophomore at the same school. I 11 'Twins' Moms Plan Confab owner residing In Clackamas gon’s tax rolls. Additional tax County for the past 20 years, money would be coming In aid I have a backgrouul In _«lU ’,£ o sts of education would be gineerlng, both mechanlcufand iowererf,” c iv il._________________ T1>e candidate sta te d ," ! feel when we take the schools and lf '' n . (U c . 1) T H I SANDY (Ore.) ROST b u sin e ss .m l lu c k into the te ic h llig p ro fe ssio n , adequate te a c h e rs , su fficien t c la s s ro o m sp ace aixl k lix le r- longer be In v es- to rs b e b u ild in g a ix l porting our school system .” All mothers at twins may at tend the Northwest Association Mothers at Twins Clubs con vention to be held April 26 and 27 st the Sheraton Motor Inn. The association Is com prised of 25 mothers of twins clubs from Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho. Among the highlights of the two-day program will be the appearance of Or, London Smith, who will speak at the Saturday afternoon workshop on "Twin Behavior,” The Sat urday evening banquet will fea ture Rev. Dale Jamtgaard, whose topic will be "M irror, Mirror on the Wall,” "P slr-A -T yk es” Is the host club for the convention. More Information aid reservations for the events may be obtained by calling Mrs. Sam Fuller, 287-0434. The deadline for reservations Is April 1. Vandal* Break Window Vandals caused >50 damage when they broke a window In the Buttercup Bakery, Gresh am, last Thursday, according | to the report at the Gresham I Police Department. HOOD THEATRE "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE' 401 E. Powell Gresham 6654 WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS Film Editing / Sound Effect» / Sound L The glamour and greatness. The speed and spectacle! EVERY LOGGER WILL RECOGNIZE a donkey -- even If It Is old fashioned. Perhaps some of you will recognize the men on this one. Picture was taken many years ago but by, and of, whom Is not known. • • • American lidustry pays three i who report for work but whose tim es as much for alcoholic em - performance is Impaired by ployes as for non-alcoholics, hangovers, account for the m a- accordlng to a study made by Jor co sts. the University of Michigan. Ab senteeism , combined with those CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Policemen to A ttend Drug Abuse Institute Association of City Police Of ficers, Instructor will be John Bagby, Portland Resident Agent, Federal Bureau of Drug Abuse Control. The sessio n will be held in the auditorium of the Clacka mas County Health Center, 1425 S. Kaen Road, Oregon City, and Is open to all law enforce ment officers. C ertificates of completion will be Issued to those attending. A one-day "Law Enforce ment Institute on Drug Abuse" will be hekl on March 22. In Oregon City, to further ac quaint police officers with the problems arising from abusive use of drugs. Tills program Is one of many such training s e s sions being presented through out Oregon to help the police officer Identify certain drugs and learn the effects on the persons using them. The school will be co-hosted by Clackamas County Sheriff Joe Shobe and Oregon City Po lice Chief Robert Chester under the sponsorship of the Oregon MA ■ -5 Viet-Nam Topic 01 Discussion YWCA Classes Start Today Gresham YWCA c la sses be gin today (March 21) at G re sham Methodist church, G re sham skating rink at the Mt. View Golf course. Registration will take place at the first c la sse s . A new cla ss this spring will be "How to Give Parties for Youngsters.” Others are cake decorating, golf, knitting, oil painting, sewing, and trlm - nastlcs. Would you like to d iscu ss Vtet-Nam? A meeting is planned next Wednesday, March 27atG resh- am Methodist church for those In the community who would like to participate In a dialogue re garding the social effects of the Vlet-Nam war. Gene Stoltzfus who went to Vlet-Nam w ith the International Voluntary Services w ill be on hard to offer his view s. Stoltz fus, 28, a Goshen college grad uate , went to Vlet-Nam In 1963 and worked as a volunteer in rural education and community development projects In Central Vlet-Nam. Long distance is so happily habit forming You can call any day after 7 PM and all week end long and talk station to station three minutes any where in the US. for $1 or less plus tax. Dial Long Distance direct after Midnight, and the same call costs only 75C or less, plus tax. »OOUGUOIUXIIS’ WOUCTIOII. w w . e^y u a w HOBtXT ALAR AUATHUA », jon * wumPiMimen. ► , townie ifxns. w M W «« JA»«f MGM m sun* panavision «ao iaetaocoloa ---------------------------------------------- ALSO S p e c ia l F e a tu r e tte WINTER PARADISE Showtimes Weekdays 7:30 p.m. S U N N Y S ID E TELEPH O N E CO Saturday and Sunday — Shorts 1:00, 4:30, 7:45; Grand Prix 1:30, 4:45, 8:15 16400 Sunnyside Road • ClecM m as. Oregon 9 7 0 1 5 N O T I C I O F S C H O O L B U D G E T H E A R IN G ,1 • nmtina ol tlu h«l, ol Sandy Union Htqn ,n d y Union Tilqh School ,„ lh. te n th a . , .4 A p r il IN . b u ae^ ta , I h . ru ra l — hr« In m n e J j l * I . lX *8 .1 v , r p . , - 1 on a baau o l a ,,- n .„ h n , n u u la lrn l wllh Ih .t D uine No i«i8 hnd m rtin a J o n . M . l< >9 . 1 9 6 8 -6 9 Sandy Union High School Budget 1 in Uw p rrrrd in . . . . . Sandy Union Hl-jh School The only promise I will make Is to pledge full time service to work out the problems of the County In the best Interests of the people. I believe Inaction not speech e s aixl will be available for consultation with any aixl all citizens Interested In the p res ervation and progress of the County to the betterment of all. i Mrs. Richard A. Roth, De mocrat , last week announced her candidacy for State Re presentative, Position No ,3, In Clackamas County, f in a n ç a syMMAgv. 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