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Newspaper Page TextI > THE SANOT (Or«.) POST Thun., Mar 21, 19M (Ssc. 1) W /,a ti C oo L uhj ? æ) Bowling News... CARRIE ANNE FRIBERG Clyde Sutherland, Super intendent of the Sandy Elem en tary schools who spoke on school budgeting. He pointed out why the 1 1/2 per cent lim itation on true cash value as proposed by the Home Owners’ Association would be very detrimental to Oregon’s educational system . The p re sent m illage system against a ssessed valuation Is much more satisfactory and re a listic , he said. M rs. Hoffmann spoke on per- sonel development through vo cational study, neatness in p er sonal appearance, spiritual d e velopment, and the very great importance of a sm ile. J-3 \tta 7 at ot -f .JSchool District No on the (7 3 to < j9 day of 1 9 6 / and ending June JO S r .Taj . or parts of it may be obtained for 2 ROTARY MOWERS T. S UMMA RY y ,., M b — Baianre Budget ______ A x ? Z o r. ■ —/At. Z Zzz ¿ fA Z J fe c . ea .J j/S le i. 6 Ï I .. *«Zc .7 J J . 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S i. s r t . e e t .J il.u ^ t a r . a _____ 1 • - , 4 S lf.e e . a — L • Í /2 No« Subject to 8% Limitation T u U I T . . , , le W L r .w < ayew o vau ^ a o J J U . /7 3 ^ 7c¿..7ía J ? /,7 7 a U by co Signed /J J ,110. a o « t a t « t a x < (iMMiaainw u « ____ BUDGET SUM M ARY C o u n ty O THER FUNDS H a«an T. oewv. zap 0. an n u rr n -a ansunsu rs* SEAL d a t a B o lle n d o * *eawTr « X Chairman ~ r T ! Adopted by District School Board 4 — t j -------------------------------------------- ------------------- z .Z z Z . Z Z . . p /j FAOB ¿ tij.a o J ,a U / M 1 I 7 ,u a r r j ÍJ Í. 77 i ----------------1 ( Short Term Notes C t ì. 770. O aJÚ aa 6 OOO UO 7 7 í ± 0 3 <tO Cneppropnated R alarxr T O T A I. B U D G E T R E Q U IR E M E N T » Approved by Budget Committee »CTAl Total______________ Transfer« io fx h e r Fund* T O T A L E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E » Form No < R - » 1 S U U Dept of Educati«*! f Jr egret . 1 7 1 7 a a. I 7 a a a .^ .. ¿ , /a S eo. •«unci ptfTamev. 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L - i .J 0 r / / r 7 7 U 7 , t & . n>J. aa ; JZ, ZAZ ZZ JZ, Z i« - 4 J Í,J ú O ¡IUv«U.tron,lx„lv~r,«..oop,-.ul»l, I 7JS. /J (S trike 'Ait the line Not applicable J o o ' { ‘0 O ‘ ¿ ‘f aOno u u /^ O vu 39300 ~ « a ^ ^ a a ^ J .7 77, 993". OO 77.7JLJ. a a 7 ÍJ -J z»<i ^ tn .a a 4 T 7 S .a a J 'a e o a a ¿ '¿ T a e ,je , » « • »"■ « ■ y ,7 i> f.i7 ? » ac* , 4 AZXcOi r from Interm ediate Sources J J J .a a S a a .s t et. rw.rr aaan*zar«s .iti. 4 /a a 7 , » e a r a JJ7. J a a a a f /U 4 .7a 7 / J .a; 7 j j . su to June 10 1 9 ^ / awtw.rr er,a «wat tuo rana mamme *!— A ZWZT <*c r from Federal Sources 4 J jW a a 4 l7 J .a u f -7 Í ' r ~ . S J / T a t a y a u A a f 7 L a a a .a f ¿ a aa f S j'.a O a r ,t7 f aa 4 .1 7 4 .0 1 3 , £ 7 3 .0 0 1 7 J .e e ±73ou — ■ ....... ... z«z-«zf ""H J trZ — Receipt* from other School District« 4 /7 ? Jv /V U O ............ — T ransfer* from other Fund* • as From 100 to 160 days are required for the human finger nail to replace Itself. It takes a toenail about 300 days. ‘ C o u n t, GENERAL FUND 3 j U7, o tal Budget « R Re*.,ur«e* K a J tg 'h ^ ^ ^ ^ aOt T T«4a.Budr e *.u r, e * , , , ( rk . u x ^7 U t ' a » a a a a 19 A / -Other ln»tructk<» H o lla n tx c k ----* — 1 V h o r i I Natrici N.. ( a u n ty July I, 19 The budget document 4 663-4353 GENERAL FU N D , 7UU, ? J a . a u . ¿ 6 JfPi i t t . ( • — Irriantry, 199th Infantry B rig ade, presently stationed in Saigon. Bishop graduated from Sandy Union High School in 1965. He took his basic training at Ft. Lewis airi received advanced infantry training at Ft. Polk, La. He has been In Vietnam sin ce Nov. 10, 1967. îM * * ■ a a ■ ■ ■ ■ « « a a — . -Z Z4 JAZ a o awl ze ^ z j r -^ 1 be levied .D is t r ic t Tas Received in Year I . M - d n ^ t T . T w as Reti iireCI l>, D istrict Required to Balance Budget — a a a s « i s s » 77J , s j ex»j a a _s a 4 7 7 ? JO total « upoft m w c m r>d -3 O 3 t ■ . A p m o V C D BV S T A T I TA S C O W M IM in N I I SS Apm tO VBD BY «T A T « T A X c 4 ZOO. a u \ r i , ï l MARIE SEEMATTER INSURANCE 107 Shelly 668-4414 BUDGET SUMMARY «/rtoeb for the purpose of Lgvnr c o M e v T A n o e » ry to Balance SP/4 DONALD A. BISHOP^O, son of Mrs. Lee Bishop of Sandy is serving in Vietnam as a member of D Company, 3/7 c t i n T h v t e l h i f W FARM TRACTOR J l t n . ( ./t a au. Total Budget Requirement« by i v s o m C O Ÿ e W And over 20 other useful attachments 8*’. Limitation o v id j t i i r i ú Community Services- B elarus —O th er Zu r t t . C w m w t r i M l yya s e l l I f m SNOW THROWER — a ton of tnow a minute i . / J j J j r J ' . » n 7 7 !, la s '. c o . J ' . l S J ' e V s 7 , m a f , . • 7 /,7 /S .a Not Subject to «N Limitation a W o 42" and 48" overlapping pattern Jt__ V Outa«4e 8*1 Limitation tax Ï M r o BIG ROTARY TILLER ¿ ^ ¿ 0 0 * * 0 0 0 - 7 County A 79) — per »heet T * X LTVV COM P IT A T I Within D W iT h tL L Attachments Galore: M ajo r accounting change* if any and their effect between the hours of S ign e d Ta«c< be tevied for A n a iy iit of Taxes a iv r C 4 T C h h 4 C ^ O G h T Styling — Armchair Comfort — Smooth, take charge power and performance on the hundred-and-one jobs around your cattle hereinafter set forth □ was not prepared on a basis of ««counting consistent with tbat used in the preceding year on the budget are set for.h in an acc«*npany ing »tatement A copy of the budget document is available for inspection at Cs*ss* T u f i S LEADERS OF THE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS • • • NAME ORIGIN The strolling Mexican mu sician s known as "m arlachl’’ got their name from the French word "m arriage” during the reign of Maximilian airi C arlot- ta, em peror and em press of Mexico from 1864 to 1867. N O T IC E n hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of Revenue Necessary Service Lines At the February F ireside meeting of the Sandy Business and Professional Women’s Club at the home of M rs. Alfred Gunderson. President Audrey Colson and North Willamette D istrict Publicity Chairman Florence Schmitz called attention to the following important dates: April 3, dinner and program honoring past presidents will be held at the Chuck Wagon R es taurant; May 24-26, State Convention for the Oregon Fed eration at the Eugene Hotel. Hie theme for the Convention’s Friday night Fun Night honor ing State President Gladys My ers was announced as "Gladys and Her Beanstalk.’’ M rs. My ers and her husband are bean growers on an extensive scale in the Eugene area. At the February dinner at the Dew Drop Inn Personal Deve lopment Co-Chairman Mrs. Leighton Durr and M rs. Walter Hoffmann were charge of the program. Guest speaker was Stale of Oregon, w ill be held at Total Budget Requirements G the Big One N O T IC E O F S C H O O L B U D G E T H E A R IN G bw-r- T « , Dweas» i BPW HMS discussing with interested persona the budget for the fiscal year beginning July lU ' l A SUMMER WEDDING Is being planned by SUHS Senior C arrie Anne Friberg whose engagement to John Stewart Koberg was announced recently. Miss Friberg is the daughter of Mr. and M rs. Jack A. Friberg of Sandy. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Gay Nichols and the late Mr. Koberg of Klamath Falls. The wedding, planned for Saturday, July 6, will take place in the Sandy Community Presbyterian Church. (Post photo) Form No 472-1 State Dept of Education may be obtained for 9 ì The ALLIS-CHALMERS TWINS 1968-69 Welches School Budget The budget ; i f i S AT YOUR SERVICE SANDY MEN’S 3-14 W L s « s Cedar Plaza 30 14 Clack. Cty. Bk.24 20 SAN RO ESTA Gios Ford 23 21 3-13 Thriftway 23 21 W L Sportsmen’s 22 22 Weavers 22 14 Rexall Drug 20 24 Erickson-Fowl. 20 16 Smith Motors 18 26 Dover Kennels 19 1/2 161/2 Richardsons 16 28 Ed’s Richfield 18 1/2 17 1/2 High team series — Thirft- Estacada Golf 17 19 way, 2781 and game, Gios Ford Washing Well 16 1/2 19 1/2 991. Zig Zag Inn 16 20 High individual series and Mt. Hood Log 14 1/2 21 1/2 game — Dave Blount, 591 and High game scratch - - Fern 222. Hunter, 194 and handicap, Kathy Walters, 204. High se r ie s, scratch and SUNDAY NITE handicap — Fern Hunter, 551 MIXED DOUBLES airi 554. 3- 17 High team scratch and handi W L cap - - Edwards Richfield, 1674 18 30 San Ro Esta and 1956. 19 29 Richardson ess 26 1/2 21 1/2 Buchanan’s SAN-RO-ESTA JUNIORS 22 Chuck Baker 26 3-16 26 22 Sandy Shell W L 27 Shorty’s Corn. 21 35 Teddy Bears 53 29 Pioneer R. E,. 19 48 1/2 39 1/2 Titanios Fredrickson 18 1/2 29 1/2 44 1/2 43 1/2 High game and se rie s, The 3 Nuts 58 women - - Vi Markwell, 199 and Pin Splitters 30 serie and High game 550. Dorothea Cool, 92; Dorothea High game and se r ie s, men — Curt Thornton, 189 Cool and Kathy Purdy (tied) 259. and John Mark-well, 513. High game and se rie s — High team game and s e ries — Richardson Chev., 763 Mark McManus, 134 and Mike Rowley, 373. and 2130. High game and se r ie s, * * « team - - Pin Splitters, 206 and 576. Mt. Hood Community College will compete ina five-way track meet Saturday at the Gresham high school track. Events start at 1 p.m. Meeting the Saints will be Cascade, Clackamas CC,Green River and Clark Jr. College. The following Saturday, March 30, Mt. Hood will be participating In the Willamette Relays at Salem and the Eu gene All-Comers at Eugene. Both m eets start at 1 p.m. occasionally, until mixture mounts slightly when spooned. Beat egg whites until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar, beating to stiff peaks. Fold in gelatin mixture, then whipped cream . Add few drops green food co lo r ing, Pile into pie sh ell. Chill until firm . Serves 6-8, --F rom the files of Sara S. B erger, Sandy, Uregon, Note: One could also use lemonade concentrate airi a few drops of yellow food coloring and Mile-High Lemon Chiffon Pie. 1/4 cup chopped onion 1 can (1 lb. 12 oz.) tomatoes 1 env. (1 Thlsp) unflavored 1 tablespoon sugar gelatin 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup cold water 1/8 teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan 4 beaten egg yolks 1 6-ox. can frozen limeade cheese Cut three slice s bread into concentrate 1 /2 -inch cubes (about 2 oups; 4 egg whites cut remaining slices intoslrtps 1/2 cup sugar for top. Place bread cubes In 1/2 cup heavy cream , whipped 1 l/4 -q u a rt ca ssero le. In a 1 9-in. graham cracker crust medium skillet melt butler; or 1 baked pastry sh ell, cooled saute ontiai until tenter. Add In top of double boiler, soften tomatoes, sugar, sail airi pep gelatin in cold water; add beat per; turn into ca ssero le. Ar en yolks and dash of sa lt. Cook range bread strips on lop, and stir over hot, not boiling sprinkle Parmesan cheese over water until mixture is slightly STEWED TOMATOES thick. Remove from heat. Stir 4 slice s toasted white bread all. Bake in a preheated 350 in concentrate. Chill, stirring 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) butter degree oven 45 minutes. EARLY BIRDS 3-19 W Gene’s Market Lewis Hdwr. Betty’s Sk. Br. Swail’s Plumb. Al’s Minit Mart Cedar Plaza Sandy Lumbr. & Hardware 39 65 Zig Zag Inn 32 72 High individual game and series — Barbara Johnson 209 and 507. High team game and se rie s — Swail’s Plumbing, 690 and 1864. Saints In 5-Way Gresham Meet T A MILE-HIGH 1JMEADE PIE TOWN 4i COUNTRY 3-12 W I Meter Dairy 34 14 Gateway Inn 31 17 Belangy’s Egg Ranch 31 17 25 Sportsmen’s C. 23 26 Brightwood Oil 22 26 Mt. Hood Clean. 22 B. Garage 19 1/2 28 1/2 Horner’s Mt, 7 1/2 40 1/2 team game and s e - High ries - Gateway Inn, 898 arri 2536. High individual se rie s game — R. Sandercock, a i r i U. Urban, 216. • • • TRIM TRIO 3-15 W 42 Mt. Electronics 66 45 63 Skipper Bros. 46 62 Richardson 52 56 Pine Cones 59 49 Sandy Post 48 1/2 59 1/2 Hancock S. S. 60 48 Tiki Printing 39 1/2 68 1/2 Sunset Theatre High individual game airi series — Barbara Bennett, 184 and 483. • * • MT. HOODERS 3-14 W L House of Wong 32 1/2 15 1/2 Dea’s In & Out 30 1/2 17 1/2 Dew Drop Inn 28 1/2 19 1/2 20 J. W. Antiques 28 Whistle Stop 25 23 Pioneer R. E. 20 1/2 27 1/2 Thriftway 15 33 Ethel’s B. Sal. 14 34 High team P» me and s e - ries - - Whistle Stop, 932 airi House of Wong, 2717. High game and series — Irene Blount, 238 and Fern Hunter, 530. • * • by SARA S lW t ll __ .. .