2 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thun., July 8, 1971 (Sec 2) No slow down for summer at Sandy schools Bv CURT JOHNSON ByCUR TJO H NSO N Post W riter A school is one of the busiest areas during the sum m er, despite w hat m any people might think. That is the way it is at the five Sandy grade schools, according to Tony Bryant, superintendent of the Sandy grade schools School is done for three months but that is not the time to shut down for summer. Instead, work and maintenance must be carried out to ready schools for the next year. “Businesses don't shut down for three months in the sum­ m er Why should schools?” Bryant said People working at the schools have plenty to do when summer rolls around. Bryant said much of his time is devoted to com­ piling end-of-the-year reports for the County Department of E d ucation and the State Department of Education M rs . V irg in ia Ham es is employed 12 months a year as deputy clerk She handles the fiscal and bookkeeping of the grade schools. Another year around em­ ployee is Miss Hyacith Grassl. She helps with end-of-the-year reports and acts as Bryant's se cretary in the sum m er. Receptionist is another one of her summer duties “ We have six fulltim e district custodians They are busy in the summer washing wood­ work. scrubbing floors, and taking care of trees, shrubbery and lawns at our five schools. We also have assistant custodians These are students who work for the district during the summer. We have eight of them. One is a M t Hood C om m unity College student and the other seven are high school students,” Bryant said. Bryant feels the grade school district likes to keep things in good condition inside and outside year around. Money is saved by spreading the work SHE BLEW HOT ANO CO LD . . . until the started talking about SANDY REXALL DRUG Then her enthusiasm was boundless SAM Green Stamps Clackamas County Bank Money Ordors Pay Station for P.G.E. West Coast Téléphona Northwest Natural Gas .SANDY. Ph. AM -4111 D mj < iteeeocToa a v i- sanot . o ssoom erosr « mil ..An* instead of building ____ U year /"**».*.*» 11«. out thrmiah through Ihz» the year each Generally doing it all at once. Work is we paint the ones that need it continually done on rooms and the most.“ buildings in the fo rm of Bryant has a number of washing, painting or preven­ reasons he cites as advantages tive maintenance. for year around work. "This makes a good image “ We don't w ait until all the for our schools. It 's good rooms need painting on the business to have a well-kept inside or all the buildings need and managed school Not only painting on the outside We try does it create pride in the and paint a few rooms in each schools but it encourages better than tar. A sprinkler system is being installed in the halls of the intermediate building Bryant said the age of the school made the add itio n necessary. Thermostats are being fixed in the upper grad e building Outside p aintin g of Sandy Ridge School, the swimming pool and the north side of the prim ary building will all be done soon. Then there is lawn upkeep at the five district schools. Anyone who works for the Sandy grade school district will tell you summer is not the slowest part of the year. IM a /'., Cnolnnq? B Y SA RA S E W E L L CHOW M E IN CASSEROLE (7 4 eggs 2 cups sugar 1 large can chow mein noodles 5 cups flour 1 Tablesprxin salt 1 Tablespoon soy sauce Sift flour and salt together 1 teaspoon garlic powder and add to creamed m ixture. 1 Tablespoon butter 1 can cream of mushroom soup Then add bran mixture. Dates, nuts and raisins may be added. 1 (7-oz) can tuna fish 1 cup celery Bake in greased muffin tins in 400 degrees oven about 20 ' i cup onions minutes —From the files of 't cup water Saute onions and celery in Mrs. Elsie Hicken, Boise, Ida. POOR BOY'S butter Add other ingredients. COOKIES M ix well Save a few noodles for the top. Put in greased 2 cup raisins casserole and bake at 350 2'a cups water Sim m er raisins in w ater until degrees for 45 minutes. Top with reserved noodles the last 3 there is only 2 cups liquid to 5 minutes of baking tim e to allow them to become hot and 1 cup shortening c ris p -F ro m the files of Mrs. 2 cups brown sugar Ray Ba he, Sandy. 2 t. baking soda Cream shortening and sugar V E G E TA B L E D IP 2-3 cup Best Foods mayonnaise together Add the raisins and liquid to which soda has been 2-3 cup sour cream 1 Tablespoon green onions added (liquid from raisins). flakes 4 cups sifted flour 1 Tablesprxin parsley flakes 1 Tablesprxin dill weed (Spice 2 t. cinnamon 2 t. nutmeg Island ) 1 Tablespoon Beau M onde 1 t. salt seasoning 2 t. vanilla S ift last 5 ing redien ts M ix and let stand overnight. Cover bowl This is delicious together and add to above. dip for pieces of cauliflower, Spread very thin on a cookie celery and carrot sticks, peeled sheet, bake 15 m in., spread and sliced zucchini, olives or with powdered sugar frosting potato chips From the files of while warm and cut while warm M rs Gerry Maddy. Albany. —From the files of Frances BRAN M U F F IN S 5 teasprxins soda dissolved in 2 Rawcliffe, Sandy. P E A N U T B U TT E R cups boiling water DR O P COOKIES 6 cups bran or 4 cups 100 per cent bran and 2 cups 40 per cent 11 i cups sifted flour ' i t . salt Soak cereal. C rea m : • a t . baking soda 1 t. cinnamon 1 quart buttermilk ■a c. cinnamon 1 cup shortening •e c. shortening 1 c. sugar 'ii c. peanut butter 2 eggs, well beaten •e c. m ilk 1 t. vanilla •'« c. rolled oats c. raisins (optional) Beat shortening until creamy and gradually add sugar, blend in peanut butter. Stir in eggs, m ilk and vanilla, mixing well. Add the s ifte d firs t four ingredients, m ix in rolled oats I (and raisins). Chill dough 1 is the New hour Drop by teaspoonsful on Hair Style ungreased cookie sheet about 2 of 1971 for inches apart Bake until lightly Everyone brown (a p p ro x im a te ly 15 and m in .). Cool on racks Remove Bride's to from cookie sheet w hile be too! w a rm —F ro m the files of ! Frances Rawcliffe, Sandy ) “ Fancy Free ” EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Wednesday thru Friday C The in te rm e d ia te and prim ary buildings are slated for roofing work Sealed-down tabs of asphalt shingles will be ap p lied to the p rim a ry building A cold silicone base will be sprayed on the roof of the intermediate building The silicone forms a tough coat over the roof that holds up (Post photo) SA LO N O F BEAU TY O A schools this summer Some rooms and buildings are scheduled to be painted As always, there is woodwork to wash and floors to scrub The 12 district buses must be checked over by the bus supervisor P re v e n tiv e m ain ten an ce on burners in the intermediate building must be done f LOORS IN Sandy grade schools get a complete washing from custodian Perry Bivens. KING’S CASTLE LJ * •• parents and other visitors to see the school We keep up a school like a person would their home. It creates a better clim ate and place to learn for students and certainly is an essential p a rt of an educational program .” Bryant listed a number of things being done at the grade Hours 9 to 5 day thru Saturday Hack In Marines Member |0C0ME — Or At Your Convenience— 1 2 1 5 EAST POWELL G re s h a m 6 6 5 -3 7 9 3 Navy Hospitalman Robert C. Haak J r son of M r and Mrs Robert C. Haak Sr. of Rt i, B o rin g, has com pleted the Reconnaissance Indoctrination Program while serving with the T h ird Reconnaissance B a t­ talion. Third M arine Division an Okinawa ooo Psychologists say it is bad to he an orphan, terrible to be an only child, damaging to be the youngest, crushing to be in the middle, taxing to be the eldest Obviously, the only way out of all this misery is to be born an adult.-Q uote. M T . HOOD C o m m un ity College student Steve Christensen is an assistant custodian for Sandy grade school district. Part of his summertime work includes gluing down tiles for the district. 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