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I (O re.) POST Thurs., Feb. 1. 1 9 7 3 (Sec 1) i 4-H poultry program set at Boring Hatfield 'pleased* A 4-H P ou ltry p ro gram dealing p rim a rily w ith Nutrition and the development of the Chick Embryo w ill be held at Bonng Elem entary School. 7-9 p.m.. Feb 5, ac cording to John M e llo tt, Multnomah County Extension Agent, 4-H and Youth Development 4-H members, leaders and friends in M u ltn o m a h , Clackamas. Washington and Columbia Counties are invited to take part in this study of the basic nutritional requirements of poultry. Mellott noted There will be a session on the in terpretation of feed bag labels as well as an opportunity to study the chick embryo in various stages of d evelo p ment, Mellott added Several microscopes will be available for use in the embryo study for even the most inquisitive eye, according to Mellott. M r Clayton Wills, Chairman Agent with the C lackam as County Extension Service, will present the information on Poultry Nutrition and will help with the Chick Embryo phase of the program. Mellott added “ MATH R E A L LY can be kind of fun." according to Mrs. Richardson She is one of a very few adults who are presently working as volunteer tutors. More are needed. (Post photo) C' o o /• kuuj 7 f / i ' h / u / t • J I BY SARA SEW ELl ONE DISH DINNER "TH A T'S NOT so hard, is it," smiles Mrs Richardson, who spends three mornings a week with the class. ( Post nhntn i “ THA T’S CORRECT! Now how about this one?" Mrs. Richardson is helping a small group of students with math, using flash cards. (Post photo) WALKER TRAVEl SERVICE 230 N E ROBERTS S I. OREGON I RAiL MALL GRESHAM. OREGON 97030 I Cash gone Linda Meyers, 119 NW 11th, reported to Gresham police Jan 22 that her residence had been entered She reported a loss of $35 in cash and tape deck Grease a la rg e round casserole dish and place the following ingredients in by layers: 1.1 lb raw hamburger lightly salted 2. 1 cup chopped onions 3. 1 green pepper chopped 4. No. 2 can green beans, drained 5. 1 can undiluted mushroom soup over top 6 Place 1 pkg Tater Tots last Bake one hour at 350 degrees Serves 6-8 —-From the files of Mrs David Johnson, Bright wood Food store robbed A late hour food store at 17620 SE Division was robbed of $95 Monday evening, Jan. 29. by an armed gunman wearing a ski mask, according to sheriff’s reports Armed with what appeared to be a 22-caliber pistol, the robber purchased a candy bar, pulled out a gun and told the rlp r k tn p m n tv fh*> m eh register, the report states 4 4» i« » 44» is« » s * b » i » o igíe» i o~r»~»'i rrg'rB'fg'r m 'B 'g 'f m T n r r r r r B T r r Want Good Company? Join the skiing crowd in the world on Mt. Hood You have three choices? ¡J , Timberline; Sr Mt. Hood Meadows; * and Multorpor- Ski Bowl. : • • : THESE FIRWOOD second graders are rehearsing "It s Dandy in Sandy." Cen tennial song written by George Bruns. SEN ATOR KEN JERNSTED Taxes, land use and women's righ ts occupied the cen ter stage of the 1973 Oregon Legislature during its third week The House and Senate Revenue C om m ittees met jo in tly this week to h ear detailed explanation of Gov M cC all’s plan to remove school operating costs from property taxes The committees spent the e n tire week listen in g to testim ony on p ro p e rty tax re lie f m easures The co m mittees will now begin work on the details of the plan hoping for some early decisions on it in February The Senate Environment and Land Use Committee opened hearings on SB 100, a bill to establish specific state level controls over planning and zoning in certain areas P ie bill, which has proven to be quite c o n tro v e rs ia l, is the product of a special task force which worked on the question They will sing at the Community Beef Dinner. Sunday. February 11. which will be the official Centennial Dedication Day. ' Post photo i Sen M ark Hatfield said he is "pleased at a rearrangement of su bco m m ittee assignm ents which moves me into areas of activity more directly con nected with the needs of the Pacific Northwest ” While retaining his m em bership on the powerful Senate Appropnat ions committee and the Intenor committee. H a t field has added the Senate Rules and A d m in is tra tio n committee He now becomes the ranking GOP member of the W ater A P ow er Resources sub c o m m itte e of the In te rio r committee "This will allow me to focus attention on the ever growing energy ensis as well as the role of the Northwest in any broad weter-use projection,” he said Hatfield also moved to new membership on the influential Treasury & General Govern m ent subcom m ittee of the Appropriations committee. "Agencies funded by this subcom m ittee include the Office of Management and Budget, the Executive (Xfice of the President, the White House s ta ff and the O ffic e of Telecommunication Policy." Hatfield said He retains his position as the ranking Republican on the Public Works Appropnat ions subcom m ittee as w ell as subcom m ittees on In te rio r- Forest Service, Agnculture Consumer-Environmental P ro tection and Foreign Operations He will continue to serve as the number two Republican on the Public Lands and Parks & Recreation subcommittees of Interior Hatfield was also named to a subcommittee of the Rules committee which deals with c o m p u t e r iz a t io n and mechanization of Congress Legislative Reports for over a year and a hail. Again, I would like to point out the importance of this measure to our area P ie Equal Rights Amend ment to the U.S. Constitution has again attracted a large public reaction at a hearing this week by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Another bill introduced in the Senate is aimed at slowing the soaring coats of hospital care The bill requires hospitals and other health care institutions to gain approval from a state agency before ra is in g its p rices This would m ake hospitals justify the need for an increase in fees charged by them. Although 1 deplore the rising hospital costs I am questioning the ability of a state agency in this field The topic of "conflict of in terest’’ for members of the legislature has been discussed by various editors of newspapers. The Senate received a b ill re q u irin g members of the Legislature who have personal interests in r r m a «« ■ > ■ Community Schools a m atter before a committee or house to which he ts a member, to disclose existence of the interest before voting on the m a tte r. S im ila r bills have failed in previous legislatures The House of R ep resen tatives received a bill to amend the Oregon Constitution and establish a one house le g is la tu re w ith annual sessions The bill, if passed by the Legislature, would be voted on by the people at the next general election It would abolish Oregon's b ic a m e ra l—the Senate and House of Representative—and create a unicameral legislative body All of the members would be elected to four year terms After three sessions in Salem, I am still in favor of our present system of two Houses, with the a d van tag e of checks and balances A nother b ill would in crease the m em bersh ip of the S tate Board of Education from nine to twelve to include three students from state in stitu tion s of h igher education The three students would be nominated by student governments and serve for a term of two years I am in favor of student “input" on the Board, but would not like to see them as voting members REPRESENTATIVE PAUL WALDEN Although it's really too early to te ll, if the Oregon Legislature continues to move Monday at the pace it has set during the 9:00-9:45 a m. Pre-school Story Tim e. Sandy Trailer first three weeks, you can 1:00 - 2 30 p m Macrame; Sandy T railer expect an extra long and extra 2 45 - 3:30 p.m Introduction to Dance (5-7 yrs) SandyTrailer 3:30-4 30 p.m Care and Handling of Pets, Cottrell Grade School expensive session Through last Friday, the 3:30 - 4 3 0 p m Beginning Ballet (8 -lO y rs ). Sandy Trailer Legislature had been in session 3:30 - 5 00 p m Babysitting: Sandy Grade School IS days The House had passed 3:30 - 6:00 p m. Chess: Sandy Grade School only three bills the one ap 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Creative Writing: Sandy Grade School propnat ing funds to rur. the 7:00 8 00 p m Adult Swimming. Sandy Pool legislature, one to fund the first 7 00 -9 00 p m Creative Handwork. Welches Grade School few weeks of preparation for 7 00 - 9:00 p m Lettering I; Welches Grade School the session by the Governor, 7:00-8:00 p.m Basketball (10-14 y rs ); Cottrell Grade School and one to fund a nationwide 7:00-9:00 p.m. Calligraphy; High School Drafting Room 7 00 - 9 00 p m Advanced Cake Decorating. Sandy Grade School legislative interstate co-op In 1971, the House had shown 7 00 - 8 30 p.m Boy’s Basketball (Grade School); Sandy Grade signs of a productive session School already by this tim e Nine 7 00 - 9 (Nlpm Income Tax Preparation. Sandy Grade School 7:30 9 00 p m Conversational Spanish, Welches Grade School measures had been passed, including bills on unemploy 7 30 - 9 :30p m Pre-school Fun Hour Cottrell Grade School ment insurance, the collection 7:30 - 9:30 p m Volleyball; Welches Grade School of unemployment taxation, city 7:30-9:30 p.m. Spanish Culture; Cottrell Grade School zoning, and operations of the 8:00-9:00 p.m. Basketball ( 14-up), Cottrell Grade School Columbia River Gorge Com Tuesday mission and Rogue R iv e r 9 00-9:45 a.m Pre-school Story Tim e. Sandy Trailer Coordination Board, the latter 10 00 noon Knitting. Sandy Trailer agencies dedicated to saving 12:30 - 3:30 p m Tole Painting, Sandy Trailer 1 30 -3 3 0 p m Beginning Cake Decorating, Sandy Grade School Oregon's natural beauty A number of significant bills 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Ideas for Cartooning, Sandy Grade School are in the legislative process 3 30 4 00 p m Wrestling ( Grades 5-61; Cottrell Grade School now A bill to square Oregon’s 4 00 - 5 00 p m Wrestling < Grades 7-8); Cottrell Grade School abortion laws with the recent 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Power Volleyball; Cottrell Grade School U.S Supreme Court decision is 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Drawing. Welches Grade School being drafted And, bills to 7 00 9 00 p m Income Tax Prepa ration; Sandy Grade School provide p rep aid legal i n - ! 7:00 9 30 p.m Basketball (14-u p ); Sandy Grade School 7 30 8 30 p m Powder Puff Mechanics, Welches Grade School surance, to purchase Cape 7 :30 9 :30 p.m Crocheting II; Cottrell Grade School 7:30 9:30 p.m. Karate; Cottrell Grade School 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Pre-school Fun Hour; Cottrell Grade School Wednesday 10:00 - noon Men's Knit Jacket, Sandy Trailer 3:30 - 6:00 p m . Chess, Sandy Grade School 7.00 8:30 p.m. Power Volleyball (Grade 1) Sandy Grade School :• 7:00 - 8:30 p.m Hatha Yoga, Welches Grade School 7:00 9 00 p m. chess, Welches Grade School 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Lettering II , Welches Grade School 7:00 9 00 p.m Electronics, Cottrell Grade School 7:00 - 9 00 p.m Ladies Conditioning, Cottrell Grade School 7 00 - 9 30 p m Oil and Acrylic Painting; Sandy Trailer 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Conversational German; Sandy Grade School 7 30 9 30 p m Pre-school Fun Hour; Cottrell Grade School 8 00 9 30 p m Home Landscaping; Cottrell Grade School 8 30 -10:00 p.m Power Volleyball (Grade 2); Sandy Grade School Thursday 9:00- noon Knit and Stretch, Welches Grade School 9 00 - 9 .45a.m. Pre-school Arts and Crafts, SandyTrailer 10:00 - 1:00 p.m. Tole Painting; Sandy T railer 1:00 - 2:30 p m Advanced Macrame; Sandy Trailer 3:30 - 5:00 p m Crocheting, Sandy T ra ile r 3 30 -4:00 p.m Wrestling (Grades 5-6,; Cottrell Grade School 4 00 - 5:0 0 p m Wrestling (Grades 7-8); Cottrell Grade School 7 00 9 0 0 p m Sewing with Knits, SandyTrailer Hoodland Park Plaza 7:00-9 00 p.m. Creative Dram atics, Sandy Grade School 7 00 - 9 0 0 p m Basic Cake Decorating, Welches Grade School 7:00 - 9:00 p.m knitting, Knit Niche 7:00 9 00 p m P a in tin g l, Welches Grade School 7 00-9 00 p.m Tole Painting, Cottrell Grade School 7 30 9 30 p m. G uitar; Cottrell Grade School 7 30 9 30 p m Pre-school Fun Hour; Cottrell Grade School 7 30 - 9:30 p.m. Beginning Boxing, Cottrell Grade School Friday 11:00- 11 25 a m Pre-school Story Tim e, Welches Grade School 7 00 - 1:30 p.m. Eckankar; Welches Grade School C O M M U N IT Y SCHOOL CALENDAR February 5 - February » ment in the W illa m e tte G re e n w a y , and to prevent candidates from running deficit campaigns were readied for introduction Senator Hector M acpherson's land use legislation is still in the Senate Committee, REPRESENTATIVE ED LINDQUIST School funding and property tax relief have generated a lot of conversation around the Capitol and a lot of headlines around the state, but there has been surprisingly little input from citizens and taxpayers The House Revenue Com m itte e 's firs t h e a rin g on legislation patterned after the G o vern o r's proposal drew testim o n y from only th re e persons. When you contrast this with first hearing on the E qu al R ights A m en dm ent, which attracted 500 spectators and scares of people eager to speak, you haveto wonder why. One thing is absolutely c e rta in : A m a jo r ity of legislators are firm ly com mitted to property tax relief T hat’• the mandate we've been given, and working hand in glove with the voters of Oregon, that's what w e re going to achieve Representative Ed Lindquist (D ) reported that the House Local Government and Urban A ffa irs c o m m itte e has recom m ended adoption of boundary commission budgets as submitted Introduced at the com m ittee’s request will be a bill giving the commissions jurisdiction over s greater range of special districts and m aking v o te r re je c tio n of minor boundary changes more difficult Also, the committee is’ carefully reviewing Secretary of State Myers' election law recommendations in two major areas—campaign practices, and registration and election procedures T here is con s id erab le sentim ent fo r a substantial in crease in the hours the polls are open Lindquist stated there will be another public hearing on the Equal Rights Amendment on February 7th This week the Committee heard considerable discussion on the appropriation lor the Oregon Arts Com mission House B ill 2078 prohibiting the use by a public body of fa c ilitie s of an o rg a n iz a tio n w h ic h d is c r im in a te s a g a in s t minorities will be heard on February 2nd Traffic rate shows increase Traffic volume on most of Oregon’s highways showed an increase in vehicular traffic in September 1972 compared to September, 1971, according to the monthly report compiled by the Oregon S tate H ig hw ay Division A su m m a ry of tr a ffic recorder data for r u r a l» » d urban state highways showed an increase of 5 8 per cent in vehicular traffic in September. 1972s. compared to September. 1971 The first nine months of 1972 showed an increase of 7 6 per cent in vehicular traffic com pared to the first nine months of 1971 SERVICE WE GIVE! 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