THS SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur«.,
M a r.
27, 196» (Sac. 1)
At the beginning of 1968,
Nearly 70% o f the U.S.
p o p u la tio n
1« in c it ie s one million more Negroes than
comprising only one per cent five years ago are holding jobs
in the U.S.
o f the nation’s total land.
Garden Clubs
Slate Meet
The Spring meeting for
Clackamas District of Oregon
State Federation o f Garden
Clubs is scheduled for 10 a.m.
Monday, March 31, at the West
Linn Inn with registration
starting at 9:30 a.m.
Luncheon reservations may
be made by sending name and
check to Mrs. Wm. Tate Jr.,
1006-40th Street Milwaukie,
Ore. 97222, or by telephoning
654 3361. Check with club
presidents concerning prices
and details.
T he m orn in g w ill be
devoted to the business session
under the direction o f Mrs.
George Gentemann, District
Director, Estacada and will
include committee reports and
the election of officers. Names
submitted by the nominating
committee have been sent to
all club presidents as well as to
district officers and chairmen.
Mrs. Vernon Eilers, Canby,
p rogram
ch a irm a n , has
announced a special program
w it h
R ay
M c N e il a ^ d ,
Multnomah County Agent, will
be presented in the afternoon.
Each club in the district is
entitled to the votes o f its
president and two delegates.
The West Linn inn is located
just south of the west side
approach
to th e W est
Linn-Oregon City bridge.
WOW!
SUNDAY BUFFET
12 NOON 'TIL 8 P.M.
YOuf
EAT..
Featuring:
* CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS
• APPLE PIE
[CHUCK WAGON
1 0520 N. E. H a ls e y
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MEN WANTED N O W
T O T R A IN
A S C L A IM
AD JU STER S
Insurance Adjusters and Investigators are
badly needed d u e to the trem endous in
crease of c la im s resu ltin g from autom obile
acciden ts, fires, burglaries, riots, storms,
and in d u strial accidents. Over 50 m illion
dollars w orth o f claim s paid each day
SANDY W O M A N ’S
CLUB NEWS
Insurance A d justers Schools of 1872
7 Street, M ia m i, Florida, can tra in you
aarn top m oney in this exc iting , fast m ov
ing field, fu ll or p a rt tim e . Work at your
iresent job and tra in at hom e, then at-
end resident tra in in g for tw o w eeks at
school ow ned fa c ilitie s at M IA M I BEACH,
FLO RIDA, o r LAS VEGAS, NEVADA.
By Lillian TenEyck
The next meeting o f the
W o m a n s’ Club w ill be
Thursday, April 3. Luncheon
will be at 1 p.m. A short
b u sin ess meeting will be
followed by the club’s annual
Silver Tea for the library.
A highlight of the afternoon
will be an excellent program
featuring local talent. The
public is invited and will be
warmly welcomed.
Members are reminded to
bring cookies for the tea.
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Notes
By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
SPRING’S THE TIME to plant new shrubs and trees and the Lloyd Lewis Nursery outlet
in Sandy is the place to get them. The recently opened store on the corner of Main St.
and Hwy. 211 offers a variety of garden favorites at popular prices. (Post photo)
Column Comments
eventually reach streams but
this is a slow process.
In to w n s and c it ie s
however, much o f the pesticide
“fallout” from plant disease
and insect control programs
lands on hard pavements or
sidewalks. From there it is
washed into the sewer system,
mixed with river water at the
treatment plant and most o f it
ends up in the river.
The Red Cedar has been
monitored for three years at 14
s ta tio n s .
P e s tic id e
c o n c e n tr a tio n s co u ld be
measured in farming areas as
well as above and below
treatment plants. Samples were
taken from the river bottom,
to measure long term effects
and from suspended matter
for day-to-day contamination
measurement.
Further investigations were
made in three other streams
during the summer o f 1968.
BY Jack Parsons
Agriculture has received a
g o o d d eal o f c r itic ism
c o n c e r n in g th e u se o f
c h e m ic a ls and r e su ltin g
contamination o f streams. A
study released from Michigan
in d ica tes that urban and
suburban centers, and not
farms, may be the major
so u rces
of
p e s tic id e
contamination in streams.
D r. M a t t h e w
Z a b ik ,
M ichigan State University
entomologist, found that 60-80
p ercen t
of
p e s tic id e
contamination entering the
Red Cedar River comes from
waste water treatment plants
w ith 20-40 percent from
agricultural pesticide use.
Zabik explains that when
farm cr o p s are sprayed,
pesticides are absorbed by the
soil. Through runoff and soil
erosion, some residue will
N ew Term Begins
Monday at MHCC
A guide of spring quarter
college credit, vocational -
technical and adult enrichment
evening classes is printed in
Section 2 of this week’s
Gresham Outlook.
The new term begins March
31 at the Gresham Campus and
at local high schools where
college courses are conducted.
R e g is tr a tio n and tuition
information is also given.
BUDG ET SUMM ARY
« BOAAD OF BDUCAT1ON
1969-70 Sandy
These streams flow through
intensive farming areas and
urban centers. So far, results
have followed the Red Cedar
findings.
These findings do not solve
th e p ro b lem o f stream
contamination with pesticides.
However they do point out the
need
to
c o n s id e r th e
possibility o f other sources.
GBLBUL
FUND
K lrra x iC A l. DATA
Flrat Year
67
67
68
68
Buoorr ruouxcxs
5 < 6 9
115.329.34
2 M 0 0 t 00
Elementary School Budget
1 6 .5 2 5 .3 4
2 1 .1 6 1 .2 7
1 3 1 .2 6 4 .3 3
1 4 3 .9 6 9 .1 1
2 3 6 .9 4 8 .5 7
3 0 4 .9 8 5 .1 6
1 2 .0 0 0 .0 0
Revenue t w o Local Sources except ta« to ba levied
Revenue from Intermediate Sources
2 9 8 ,6 0 2 .8 1
Revenue from State Sources
R evenuefrom Federal Sources
P rocee ds from sale of booda
1 .1 0 1 .3 5
433 .34
2 0 0 ,0 0
Proceeds from sales
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
Receipts from other School Dtatrtcta
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School D u trict No
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S U U of Oregon, « n i b . held at 4< n d j E ls— n ta r y School
the
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diaruaalng with interested persona the budget for the flacal year beginning July I, I t ^ 9 and ending June SO. I t 7 0 , hereinafter aet forth
County.
o'clock for the purpose of
Transfers from other Funds
The budget £ ) was a waa not prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used in tho preceding year M ajor accounting changea. If any. and their effect
on the budget are aet forth in an accompanying statement
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A copy of the budget document la available for Inspection at i h i p o r l n t a m l a n t • S O f f l o « between the hours of 8 Q 0 « — a n anj)
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budget document
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Jo Drips out for the day, leader coach. You are all doing
visiting with Jennie Welch. 1 a great job, and are certainly
was fortunate to have taken earning stars for your crowns. I
that particular day to drop in, was a den mother, once, but I
and had a delightful visit with won’t go into that, it was
Jo, and Jennie. Jo looked rather ghastly.
Seems I goofed last week
wonderful, so Salem living
when I invited the public to-
must agree with her.
Dianne Blaisdell back to tour the new school. The
school, after spring vacation. invitation was meant for me,
We will miss her smiling face. not the world at large. Sorry
about that. The building is just
She is a charmer.
Congratulations to Mike not far enough along to take a
Devecka. Just heard over the crowd, thru, as yet. That will
TV that he is now the top be a bit leater. The board was
Nordic skier in the United taking board members and
States. Know his family is some o f the press through. The
w ill
g e t th e ir
mighty proud o f him, as is the p u b l i c
opportunity later. However, I
entire mountain.
Just couldn’t stand all this didn’t make it either it was
sunshine, so we are taking o ff just too early in the morning. I
for Kah-Nee-Tah. Will spend woke up at the time I should
the night and take advantage of have been there. Forgive,
the beautiful weather, and see please.
if w e can’t get an early start on
our summer tan. Will report on
that next week. I was in the
middle o f painting one o f the
By Sara S. Berger
bedrooms, but in an emergency
At the Fireside Meeting o f
like this, just washed out the th e S an d y Business and
brushes and left it, half Professional Women’s Club
painted. You know that it will held on March 19 at 8 p.m. at
be there waiting for me when I the home o f Mrs. Gladys
return, but don’t know just Cannon plans were completed
when I’ll get back to it. for being one o f the host clubs
T u e sd a y is o u r G rand at th e N o rth Willamette
daughter’s birthday. She will District Conference. It will
be
5.
I am
t a k i n g begin at 7 p.m. sharp on
G reat-grand m a N ell, and Saturday evening, March 29, at
myself, plus a cake in to help the Mediterranean Restaurant
celebrate the big occasion, so in Portland. Mesdames Merle
the painting will have to be put Martin and Howard Berger
off till the end o f the week.
were appointed to handle
I think a complimentary registration.
word should be given to all the
During the business session
parents that are making S'ch a M rs.
W alter H o ffm a n n ,
success of our new cub scout chairman o f the nominating
pack. They are doing a bang-up c o m m it te e , presented the
job and should be commended. following slate o f officers for
D ee P fe n n in g , Shirley 1 9 6 9 - 7 0 : M esdam es Walt
Denault and Patsy Williams are B la isd ell, president; Harry
the den mother. Clay Pruitt is Sieler, vice president; Walt
the cubmaster, Bill Paasch is H o ffm a n n , co rresp on d in g
c o m m itte e m a n ,
C h u ck secretary; Miss Eula Lankard,
P eterson is the treasurer. recording secretary; Mesdames
Georgia Bayliss is the den F rank M arcy and Marie
S e e m a tte r , treasurer. Mrs.
School D u trict No_____ 44_____
Seematter was the winning
candidate for treasurer. Other
C o u n t,
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officers were elected as named.
J u ly 1, l t - 4 î to J a m
n 2St
Mesdames Edward M. Schmitz,
Warren Crutcher and Walter
Thu Caluma
Hoffmann were appointed to
4Î.96Q.OO
serve on the Executive Board.
Currently being welcomed
1 2 .5 5 2 .0 0
to the Club is Mrs. Ned E.
3 2 ,2 7 9 .0 0
D y a t,
r e c e p t io n is t and
secretary o f the firm o f Ned E.
3 1 6 ,4 1 8 .2 4
Dyal, C.P.A.
V ic e - P r e s id e n t N aom i
Blaisdell reported on the
Golden Torch Awards Banquet
held recently in Portland. Mrs
1 ,3 6 0 .0 0
J u lia K. A rri, Personal
Development Chairman o f the
National
Federation, spoke on
««»»«»
1 » » « «
“The Working Woman and her
8 7 6 ,3 5 9 .2 »
Place in the World”.
The April 2 dinner meeting
46
w ill b e held at T. J.’s
Restaurant at 7 p.m. Finance
July I, I B - 6 2 - » fre* gg, |g _ 2 0 -
Chairman, Miss Lankard, and
Legislation Chairman, Mrs.
Seematter, have invited State
Senator John Inskeep to speak
on “Tax Legislation”.
A joint dinner meeting will
be held with the Gresham Club
o n May 1. An Emblem
Ceremony will be presented
and new members o f the clubs
will be initiated.
The Oregon Federation’s
Convention will be held in
Eugene on May 23-25 in
E ugen e.
“ T h e R oarin g
Twenties” has been announced
as the theme o f Fun Night on
Friday evening. “Candidates
will be presented in novel
ways. The Sandy Club is busy
planning unusual favors to
JWy 1, l u i i - «a June M, IS -3 B -.
introduce their candidate, Mrs.
Florence Schmitz, who is
running for State Personal
Devdopment Chairman.
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Bake sale April 5. Rexill Drug
Store -many yummy things are
p ro m is e d !