Sandy post., June 05, 1969, Page 2, Image 2

Matz Aboard
Pick-Up Ship
For Astronauts
Post
SH2 Jeffery G. Matz was
ab oard
th e c a rrie r ship
Princeton which picked up the
Apollo astronauts o f the latest
moon probe mission.
He is the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Matz. Rt. t Box
319, Boring.
The
last in fo rm a tio n
received
from their son,
according to Mrs. Matz, was
the night before the splash
down.
Mrs. Matz is employed at
J.C. Penneys in Gresham.
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Juno 5, 1969
W here Do We Go From Here?
Now dial llic sale.* lav lias been
buried by (lie vulcrs-ior good. we
liopc-vv licrc do we go from here?
Properly -las relief ixtl’l dead by am
mean.«: Ihe legielalure merely is going Io
base Io come up with another solution.
Easl County Hep. Bill Bradlex. one
of the niobl-knowledgeahle legislators
on las matters, says a net reeeipts las
of some sorl is most likely of any o f
Ihe many suggested new approai lies.
Rep. Bradley (old a meeting here
last week that o f the somt* 10 or more
plans floating about he thought a net
receipt las probably had ihe most
support.
It would work like Ibis:
I he taxpayer would figure his slate
income tax as at present. Then on lop
of this, he would add one per cent of
his net income (his net income. not his
gross ineome) and the two figures then
would he his tas.
AS
I
SEE IT
Walhood Earns Nursing Degree
This would, in essence, lie an
extension o f the ineome tas and a lot
of people think the income las is ihe
fairest way to meet the cries for
properly las r< lief. Bradley, however,
has his reservations about the net
reeepils las liccaiisc he thinks it would
hil low ineome groups with severity.
Among the many other suggestions
in lieu of a sales las most use some
soi l of an income-las approach and all
dedicate such relief as is obtained (o
home-owners.
In retrospect, then1 are many
reasons why the sales las look such a
fearful shellacking, hut the biggest was
the fear o f individual taxpayers that
business and industry-and not Ihe
homeowner- was getting the relief. Any
new plan must make it crystal clear
(hat Ihe homeowners will get Ihe relief.
Otherwise, they'll vole that plan
dowti. too.
LITTER CONSCIOUS are scouts Stan Smith, left, and
Bruce Bradshaw. They are members of Sandy Troop 662
who cleaned up city streets Monday night. As part of
clean up campaign now being waged, the city picked up
accummulated litter from residences and plans to make
up one or two more collections at times to be
announced later. (Post photo)
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Bald tires are a clear indi­
cator of an accident about to
happen. The Portland Traffic
Safety Commission urges all
drivers to replace worn tires
now before the pressure of
added summer driving causes
a blow out..
Diane Pettyjohn Walhood. n ursin g degrees a t th e
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Univeisity o f Oregon School of
com m encem ent
Raymond Pettyjohn, Route 1, N u r s in g
Box 891, Boring, will be ceremonies Thursday June 12
among 102 candidates to at 8:00 p.m. in the Student
receive bachelor o f science in Activities Building on campus.
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C HRYSLER CORPORATION
Two MHCC students, Chuck
Coony and Steve Rouse were
honored at a dinner given for
th e m
by
th e C h ry s le r
Corporation last Tuesday. The
s tu d en ts were first place
w in n e r s
in
th e
re c e n t
N o rth w e s t
C h r y s le r
Troubleshooting Contest in
Tacoma, Wash.
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The two boys will travel to
Indianapolis during June to
c o m p e te
in
the national
contest.
YOUR
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DEPOSIT
BOX
IR W IN HONORED
T he
P h i-B e ta
Lambda
Business Club o f Mt. Hood
C o m m u n ity
C o lle g e
has
h o n o re d
Lee
Ir w in ,
o w n e r p u b lis h e r o f th e
G resham
Outlook as the
outstanding businessman o f the
area. The club members have
dedicated their 1968-69 annual
club scrapbook to Mr. Irwin.
BY BOB K AYE
He spoke to the club members
at their last meeting o f the year
Editor’s note: Author of
of his preoccupation has been people with a vision, many of T u esd ay.
“As I See It ,’’ which makes
with their improvement and whom died for the ideals it
its debut it the Sandy Post
with his skill in their use. It represents, not only died but S W IN G WINNERS
th is w eek, is Woodland
More than 1000 students
seems likely that he has now killed for it, too. Have our
resident, George ‘ Bob” Kaye
reached
th e ultimate in sensibilities become too soft representing over 50 high
c h e m ic a l e n g in e e r by
waponry and that unless the
and tender for us to get down schools competed in the
profession and part-time
species can control or reverse into the arena and stand by N o r th w e s t Swing C h o ir
philosopher by nature.
one of it ’s most basic instincts, their side? Are there any so F e s tiv a l
held recently at
Bob, who claims to be a
it’s self destruction seems very naive amongst us that they M H C C .
C o n te s ta n ts
“country boy at heart,” is
likely. So here is one of the think we have no enemies? Let participated in one of three
semi-retired and for several
three great dilemmas of our them be assured that there are categories depending on the
years he and his wife have
generation: do we change? or millions o f people, either led or enrollment at their high school.
lived on Fairway Ave. at
do we risk the end?
misled, who would like nothing The winners in the AAA
Welches. Views expressed in
More or less the same point better than to see us destroyed. D ivision were Meadowdale
his column, which will appear
of view shows up when some It is a sad but true commentary High School. Linwood, Wash.;
“more or leas’ regularly, are
o f our people sneer at what on the species Homo Sapiens, Fort Vancouver. Vancouver
strictly his own. However, the
used to called ‘ patriotism” . that his most savage and Wash.; and David Douglas High
Poet will welcome comments
Granted there may be a need implacable enemy is other men School, Portland.
about it from readers.
to elevate and refine some of of his species. This is as true
In the AA Division the
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the earlier ideas of what this today as it was in the days winners were West Valley,
meant in order to conform to gone by.
Spokane, Wash.; Silverton High
The other day a famous folk
the
evolution
and
growth
that
School, Silverton. Ore.; and
There
may
come
a
time
and
singer was being interviewed on
T .V . I was interested in her is necessary for ail human this should be the substance o f Columbia River High School,
But let’s not kid our prayers when the majority Vancouver, Wash.
because she is a great artist and ideas.
ourselves. Survival is the of mankind will repudiate
Winners in the A Division
I am not too concerned about
primary law o f life. Since the attempts to rule their fellows were Tumwater High School,
her politics. However it was
beginning, nature laid it on the by violence and the use of Tumwater. Wash.; Seaside High
interesting to see the candor
line; fight, flee, or perish. weaponry. As has been said School, Seaside
Ore; and
with which she discussed the
There is no court of appeal. this represents one of the last, S tevenson
H igh
S c h o o l,
fact that her husband was
U n d e r p resen t conditions best hopes o f our future. Stevenson, Wush.
facing a jail because he refused
pacifism is only possible when However, today a policy of
COUNSELORS V IS IT MT.
to accept his draft card.
a society is strong enough to pacifism and non-violence on
HOOD
When challenged about this
permit a few individuals to any large scale could not
she expressed c o m p le te
Over 100 area high school
afford its luxury, and only succeed in maintaining any sort
agreement with his point of
counselors were at MHCC last
then when they can rely on the of status quo unless and until
view. They consider war as
W ednesday
to
hear Dr.
great majority to fight if the general climate o f world
organized murder and will have
R u d o lp h
D re ik u rs ,
th e
necessary to defend their way opinion was on its side to the
no part in it. They see the
internationally known Adlerian
of life from those who seek to point where human agressive
Armed Services as instruments
P s y c h o lo g is t
and
destroy it.
instincts were changed, or author lecturer from Chicago
of warfare and therefore they
How many people o f Israel neutralized by a change of
will not serve in them or do
University. He also spoke I
today would agree with our heart.
anything that will aid or abet a
publicly to more than 550
folk singer? Probably they
There are no real signs that persons.
war effort. I don’t know how
would agree that, if the world
this has occured yet, so it
far she would carry this
was different, they would be seems reasonably clear that,
doctrine, but she left no doubt
only too glad to hold these much as we may tetest war and
in my mind that she was
ideas. Meanwhile they cannot the idea o f war, we had better
c o m p le te ly
sincere and
afford them. Are we therefore be prepared to undertake it
a c tu a te d
by
the highest
more moral or superior than with a single mindedness if or
idealism.
Emily Ann Hum will be
These views are important they? Poppycock. First o f all when it need be. The worst
we have to survive. No matter part of the way things are with
honored
at a silver tea on I
because they are shared by a
how su blim e
th e
moral us today is that we seem Sunday. June 8. from 2-5 p.m.
large number o f people today.
concepts you hold “ How in the unable to make up our minds in the Fellowship Hall at Smith '
What’s wrong here? They might
heck do you wash your neck if to either shoot or lay down the Memorial Presbyterian Church, I
seem to have high idealism and
Fairview.
you ain't agoing to be around gun.
a fair amount o f common sense
no more?’
Mias Hum has recently 1
Lest any o f my readers
on their side. They show
received
her bachelor degree /
think
that
I
am
holding
the
c o n s id e ra b le courage In
Our way o f life In these Un
fro m
W h itw o rth
College.!
standing up against public Ited States is not perfect but torch for our venture into
Spokane.
Wash.
In
the
fall, she (
scorn. Admittedly, then may we at least think that it is the Vietnam I must deny that this
will continue studies at th e )
is
my
intention.
The
problem
at times be baser motives best so far produced I notice
T h e o lo g ic a l)
lurking in the background, but that when our protesters flee of Vietnam is worthy of a P i t t s b u r g h
Seminary. It is the first United (
not always. I am even prepared from what to them, la our discussion all it’s own.
Presbyterian seminary and the )
io admit that these ideas may intolerable society they seem to
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second o ld e s t
Protestant V
re p re s e n t an evolutionary
find the further pastures not
Allergies affect 18.8 million seminary in America.
(i
advance in man’s slow rise as green and lush as they
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persons, keep 37,000 people
from ape to angel.
looked from a distance. Mostly away from their jobs each day,
Iowa
has
25%
of
the
grade
1
I t must be said that for fifty they live in hopes of getting and coal the nation an estim­
one
farmland
in
the
U.S.
and
I
thousand generations making back again.
ated $200 m illio n * year through
produces 10% of the nation's U
hm lived by hb weapons. Moat
Thia society waa created by lost work bine.
MYRON
M IC K E Y ,
c u rre n tly
director of
Purchasing and Computer
Services at Mt. Hood
Community College will
resign effective August,
19G9, in order tc
join
W a s h in g to n
S ta te
University at Pullman as
the Assistant Registrar.
W a s h in g to n
S ta te
U n iv e r s ity
has
an
enrollment of over 12,000
students,
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