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Thur»., Sept. 9. 1976 SANDY (Ore.) POST - 13 Nell's notes Poor turnout noted In election by Nell Howe Sorry about last week, but just didn't get home in time to take care of it Then the elec tion was the next day and that was a long day. I don't mean to criticize people, but out of 1,311 registered voters, 190 showed up to vote That doesn’t speak to well of the people up in this area (Tut of that many, Hoodland residents did pass the parks and libraries levy But we had little chance of over throwing Oswego and Milwaukie's votes That is, unless everyone had turned out to vote Soooo, there is another election on Sept. 21, and I do hope we have a good showing then I don’t care how you vote just so you vote. I ’m a week late congratulating Tulia and Clyde Phelps on their 25th Wedding Anniversary The same day it was also Clydes’ birth day and daughter - Cindy’s birthday. It HAH VEST F E S T IV A L T IM E —These members of the Sandy Christian Women's Club have made Items (or their Harvest Festival program lor the Sept. 17 meeting of the group at Oral Hull park at I I :45 p m. Pictured are Irene Blount. Vlkkl Ballou. Charlene Opperman and M ary Agee. (Post photo) Harvest Festival to feature crafts The Christian Women's Club will hold a Harvest Festival and luncheon at 11:45 a m Sept 17 at Oral Hull Park The festival, which will feature homemade items such as crafts, canned fruits and vegetables and needlework, is a project of the club to help support village and rural missionaries throughout the world Guest speaker at the festival will be M ane Hughes, who works with young people in Pendleton. Mary Agee will also sing at the festival Babysitting will be provided at the Sandy Assembly of God Church. The club, one of many throughout the U.S., Canada and the world, is a non Management courses bring real world Into classroom •’ In my claw we go beyond looking merely at management ideas and theories.’’ said John Cuprisin. instructor in the M anagem ent Developm ent In stitu te at M arylh u rst Education Center “ Dur participants also bring MENU Welches MONDAY. SEPT. 12 Beef and Gravy on Mashed Potatoes Buttered Spinach Roll Butter Cantelope Milk TUESDAY, SEPT. 14 Spanish Rice Calico Salad Hot Buttered Cornbread Pears Milk W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 15 Toasted Cheese Sandwich Cherry Tomatoes Applesauce Gingerbread Milk THURSDAY. SEPT. 16 Chili Carrot-Celery Chunks Bread-Butter Orange Fruit Jello Milk F R ID A Y . SEPT. 17 Tuna Noodle Casserole Buttered Peas Roll Butter Peaches Milk Sandy M O NDAY. SEPT. 13 Beef Burrito Buttered Peas lettuce le a f Bread & Butter Peanut Butter Cookie Milk TUESDAY. SEPT. 14 Chili Beans Crackers Carrot Sticks Bread & Butter Fruit Salad Milk W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 13 , Sausage Pizza Seasoned Green Beans Mixed Fruit Peanut ('up Milk THURSDAY. SEPT. 16 Chicken Ala King Over Rice Cabbage A Pineapple salad Bread A Butter Chocolate Pudding Milk F R ID A Y . SEPT. 17 Hamburger Gravy Whipped Potatoes Tonsed Green Salad French Dressing Hot Roll A Butter F ru it Cup Milk to class real examples that happen on their jobs, then we analyze the principles we have discussed in light of these real- life experiences .’* Cuprisin. who is scheduled to teach the management by objectives and results and the educaliorf and training course fall term, uses the teaching style of blending theory and practice typical of the in structors in the Management Development Institute. In stitu te d irector John Hudson said that "Instructors are selected not only for their subject expertise but also for the professional management skills which they utilize daily as s u c c e s s fu l p r a c t i c in g managers in private and public organizations " Cuprisin is the Deputy Chief of the Portland office of the Federal Aviation Authority and has done extensive management training at the FA A Academy With multiple sections of over 30 different courses scheduled for fall term, the goal of the Managem ent Developm ent Institute is to develop prac ticing. professional managers who are capable of dealing with contemporary management problems The institute ac complishes this through an integrated program of real life situations and theory " T o d a y 's s u c c e s s fu l manager must be a blend of human and technical com petencies. " said Hudson "Our program gives participants TV ■ÏÏTJT' STEREO Service Specialists both conceptual understanding and the practical experiences to apply what they learn in class to the real world.” The participants enrolled in M a ry lh u rs t's Managem ent Development Institute are adult men and women com mitted to improving tbeir ’ professional managem ent knowledge and skills Most are already working managers representing a cross-section of managem ent from pre- supervisor through top ad ministration. P a rtic ip a tio n in the in stitute's courses does not require admittance to the degree program. Many par ticipants choose only to develop their managerial competencies while others already possess bachelor or graduate degrees A Bachelor of Arts Degree in Management Development is was quite a day in the life of the Phelps fhanks for all the info on spider plants from many people, and that seems to have done the trick. All of a sudden the plant has one spider star ted Do you suppose it is because I trimmed the dead ones off, with the manicuring scissors, like the Sunday newspaper said? word to spread around Everyone that has my problem with spider plants would be trimming them all over the place, and that just can’t be it. Anyhow it is interesting If Portland General Electric raises their rates and everyone takes out their electric heat and cuts down on their electrical use, how do they gain? Guess I am just dense It seems to me that they would make more by having a small raise, and retaining all their customers continuing to use just as much electricity. I found when I had a 4-Hers see results of labor at Fair C lackam as County 4-H members proved that hard work can bring results at the Oregon State F air according to Tom Zurcher, Clackam as County Extension for 4-H Youth and Development. at 668 4214 or Myrtle Johnson in Sonya Staab, Boring, ZigZag at 622 4435 •eceived a blue award in in termediate rabbit showman ship. In the Dutch classes, she took reserve honors for a senior Dutch buck. A special class for foods dried by Oregon 4 H members was introduced at the 1976 state fair Shawn Fox, Boring, took top honors with his entry of available. dried zucchini, onions, R e g u la r ly s c h e d u le d management classes meet for bananas, raspberry leather and three hours once a week for ten jerky 4-H members throughout the weeks and a re p rim a rily scheduled during evening hours state exhibited their canned to accommodate the working foods in the “4-H Pantry" and m anager. A selection of Patty Ten Eyck, Sandy, took a courses is also available during blue award in the K err jams the day at the Marylhurst and jellies class Judy Goins. Boring, received a blue award campus In addition to the day and in the foods II classification. Area members receiving night offerings at the Marylhurst campus. 15 classes blue awards in the in will be held at the Downtown termediate dog showmanship Center (St. M a ry ’s Academy, contest were Nancy Olson, Rowland, Deborah 1615 SW Fifth), with another 12 Nadine offered at the Beaverton Center (St M a ry ’s of the Valley. 4440 ooo SW Tualatin Valley Highway). On an average day the Further information and a A dm inistration's complete schedule of classes Veterans are a v a ila b le by calling health care system has under Marylhurst. 636-8141 or 224- its care about 7 per cent of the nation's hospitalized patients. 5828 d e n o m in a t io n a l c iv ic organization for ladies in the Mt Hood area. For reservations, call Margaret Pauli in Estacada at 630-3892. Irene Blount in Sandy inny F la June Huber, Sandy; Mary Hurdichok. Boring. Virginia Cleary, Boring, took a blue award in the senior division. In the intermediate sub novice obedience class, a blue award went to Nancy Olson, Sandy. A blue award went to Virginia Cleary, in the senior sub-novice obedience class business in Portland, if I kept the quality, and the quantity, and the price right, that I did more business by volume then if I had raised the prices and only had a few customers. I could be wrong. There are just a lot of ways one can sit back and see where the big businesses, the unions, the government, etc., could change their ways for the better Why can't they see it? Everyone seems to be in terested in the almighty dollar and not the results Too bad. Wouldn’t it be nice if one of us just plain folk could walk into Washington, D C . and be president for a couple of days, then spend a couple of days in Congress just to get them all on the right track? Guess the old idea of government by the people and for the people fell by the wayside someplace. A good example is the Mt. Hood Plan that has been up for battle. The original plan was accepted by the commissioners and the Mountain was complimented on the fine job. Now they come up with 44 amendments that are most asinine in a bigger book than the original plan It just seems that the people like live up here should have the say on what they would like to have, instead of three men who spend little or no time on the mountain planning our life for us. Why in the world do they want to retain the two lane highway as it is and put in three Lanes at the Welches Road then back to two. I would much rather retain the two lanes at the Welches Road than have a dangerous three lane put in ELECTRICIAN Powell & Burnside 665-6125 Antenna Installations » E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R •I IK N W a s E s a to f 668 5060 LOCKSMITH CONSTRUCTION DIBBLE'S LOCK & SHARPENING SHOP CAT WORK - ALL TYPES L A N D S C A P IN G R O A O B U IL D IN G L A N O C L E A R IN G Glen Sheppard 6684635 Loop Hwy. A Borina Read. Graaham PUMP A Kay* Made-Locks rapairad-Sharpanm« of saws, kiuvaa, mowars chains a 42162 S.E. Locksmith Lane Sandy, Ore. 97055 668 4750 OPTOMETRIST DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN O P T O M E T R IS T Office Hours 9 a.m. Io 5 :3 0 p.m. Daily d o te d Thursday and Sunday 39100 Proctor Wvd. Acroas from Trail Plaza 668-4313 Sandy PLUMBING SUPPLY BENSHOOF Plumbing & Heating SALES and SERVICE O & A PUMP & SUPPLY This seminar is specifically designed to provide the new investor with basic information. Subjects to be covered include: • Who should invest and why • Investment goals - income, growth • Types of investments - stocks, bonds, funds, annuities • An investment approach - how to develop an investment program • The role of your broker - and the importance of a plan An informal question and answer period will follow the seminar. Salas. Service. Installation Sandy 66B4993 SAND and GRAVEL AVTQFABIS ACTION Auto A Track Parts Ce. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 39130 Proctor Bird 668 6509 (N eat ta Sandy Cyetei Sandy, Ora. ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Rock. Fill and Too Soil 6 58 3138 CONCRETE READY MIX TRUCK LINES MT. HOOD READY M IX Ready Mi« Concrete - Crushed Rock Sand and Gravel Phone 668 6515 R an t located at Firwood Junction DATE: Wad.. Sept. 15 PLACE: Sandy High School. Room 48 Sandy. Or«. L A N D SURVEYO R MARX & CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Upcoming »«minor»: R a ^ u le re d Land Surveyor Survaym ^. M a p p in g PLACE: Sandy. Oregon DATE: Sept. 15. 1976 PLACE: Estocada, Oregon DATE: S«pt. 29. 1976 There it no charge or obligation for this »«minor. For reservations call 221-8675. Subdivisions Doan W itter A Co. Suite 1403, Lloyd five Hundred Building 900 N .I. Multnomah, Portland, Ore., 97232 ( ) Sorry, I am unable to attend the September 9 »«minor. Please »end the classroom materials. NAME AUTO REPAIRS TV A Rodio S ervice SANDT AUTO BOOT INC. T é lé p h o n a 6684175 Guaranteed Service On All Makes 668-7363 C E D A R P L A Z A No 1 LOW ER L E V E L Carry-In Service PLUMBING CITY/ STATE/ZIP C R O W N FURNACE PHONE _______ F u rn a c e - A » C o n d itio n in g H a a t i n f & R a tii» e r .t > o n S a rv ic e INCORPORATED Gresham TELEVISION SERVICE FURNACES DEANWTITER&CO. O ftic r lo cstad at 225 E. Burnside Ext. 38680 Pioneer » y d . Sandy. 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They c e rta in ly a re n ’ t thninking of Oregon history In fact, 1 would like to know just what they are thinking of IASH e RHRF Phone t e a 5454 or *3 2 -4 5 7 5 3M«0 P io n e e r B M . . PO Boa 5 * 3 . Sandy. Ora. T and T PLUMBING All Types of Plumbing A ^8 24 Hour Service 6 6 3 4 7 1 7 Rt. 3, Box 1064A Troutdale. Oregon X ■
