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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1976)
Thur».. Sopì 9, 1978 SANDY (Org.) POST - ,7 m e m b e r s w in s ig n e t now und.r way 'P a in le s s * r e g i s t r a t i o n h o n o rs a t C a n b y Myriad area Future Farmers of America (F F A ) members took honors at the Clackamas County Fair in F F A com petitions. A dditionally, special in- in the Vista Dining Center. forma bon booths focusing on FFA winners in the swine Marilyn Kennedy, registrar, veteran's programs, financial said that the night student category included Doug Gillum aids, insurance and classes at registration has been moved up and Chris Smith, both of Sandy Maywood Park and Mall 205 in the sequence of student In FFA beef competition, will be in the Vista Dining registration to assure an equal winners included Gretchen Center. chance for different types of Lundeen, Samina Simmonis, Registrabon for continuing students to enroll in classes of Tom Blasdell. Samina Sim students is Sept 7, 8 and 9 from their choice monis, all of Sandy, and Jonelle 8:30 a m to 4 p m . New Open registration for any Hoglandof Boring. students registration is from student will be held Sept. 24 Bob Richardson and Richard 7:45 a m to 4 p.m on Sept. 14, from 8:30 a m to 3 p m. and Ten Eyck, both of Sandy, were 15. 16. 17. 20and21 late and evening registration winners in the FFA farm shop competition. Ten Eyck also was A special Saturday will begin Sept. 27 from B a m . registration for night students to 8:30 p.m. and continue recognized in the FFA project from 9 a m to3p.m. on Sept. 11 through Sept 30 from 8 a m. to book category. Jill Surface. Sandy, and Ten Late and evening and from 5 to 8 p.m on Sept. 13 9 p m will be offered for community registration will be held in the Eyck were given awards in the FTA crop category people who are unable to get on Town and Gown Room on Sept Winners in the F TA sheep campus during weekdays. 27 and will be moved to the Transfer students register at Admissions Office Sept. 28 showmanship division included Dan Rohweder, Sandy, Denny 8:30a.m and 1:30p.m Sept 10 through 30 g o a l o f M H C C d ir e c to r The director of admisaiona at Mt Hood Community College in some way resemble* a dentist. He wants to m ake the registration process as painless as possible •‘We try to correct, improve and refine the registration process each year and this year we think we may have come close to a painless system," explained A lan Goodell, director of admissions The college w ill hold registration, which began Sept 7 and runs through Sept 27, in the Vista Dining Room on campus Goodell said that registraban has been moved to the Vista Dining Hoorn "to make the registration process as pleasant an experience as possible " He noted that in the larger area the college will be able to provide more stations for course cards and this will result in shorter lines for students. There will also be more room for students to fill out registraban farms, he said Goodell noted that "our goal is to devise a registration system that will enable a student to register for all of his classes within a half-hour period ." He added that it is rare for a student to spend more than one hour in the registration process. The biggest registration problems for the individual student are caused by in decision in choosing classes and tail-end registration when class sections are beginning to close because of prior registration Goodell stressed the im portance of students being well prepared in choice of clasaes and having a few alternate classes in mind if a particular class is filled. He also noted that the counseling staff would provide a counselor for drop-in consultation during all registration times "We make a big effort to humanise the registration process," Goodell said An information booth will be centrally located in the Vista Dining room and resource people will be available to aid students in the registration process and answer questions Oral Hull board to moot The Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind board meeting has been postponed until Sept 11 because of the Labor Day holiday. The meeting w ill be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday In the gardenhouae Mooting rescheduled The regular meeting of the Clackamas County Library Board was postponed and has been rescheduled for Thursday, Sept ». at 4:00 p m at the H e a lt h D e p a rtm e n t Auditorium, 1425 Kaen Road. Oregon City. 87045 want ads Too Late to Classify n o n S A L « : 1 Kenmore dryer, new condition. Greahem 464 2402 » 0 N E Francis. Space 11. K 39m fcV O R A IS and clover, MO 00 a ton, 6J? 1424 E »gle Creek G lim i M A B L IN , m elai H ik e gold, bleck interior, U H F Merc . »2.200 00. BW m ISM HUSICV, 400 W R , one owner, ridden few times, »or the serious d irt biker. 2.5 MS? L Jim C O U P I.I OF 22 welcome, w ill consider tingle m ale to m enage rooming house. Sandy. Oregon NO pets or children M2S4 Pioneer Blvd Sandy. Oregon H Mt Miller. Boring, Susan Burr, Sandy and Jonelle Hogland. Boring. Winners in the sheep novice showmanship category in cluded M ark Liebold, Boring; Gary Keiling. Julie Hohler and Martin Grassel, all of Sandy. Gretchen Lundeen took home honors in the Hampshire Ewe lam b and yearlin g ewe divisions Susan Burr took awards in the Suffolk yearling ram, pair of ram lambs, ewe lamb and market lamb divisions. Dan Rohweder and Denny Miller also took awards in the ram lamb and ewe lamb categories Julie Hohler. Sandy, was recognized in the ewe lamb category for Suffolk breed In market lamb competition, winners included M a rtin Grassel, Gretchen Lundeen, Gary Keiling, Mark Liebold, Jonelle Hogland, Julie Hohler and Dan Rohweder. Try a Classified Ad Prices good T o d ay th ru S u nday S ep t. 12, 1 9 7 6 tedMuyèf Nutrition C e n te rs ^ ,?«?<- • 10 D a ily -1 0 -7 Sun 1 0-7 D a ily A Sun 9 -1 0 D a ily * Sun > 1 2 01 O ra n S S tv d . N l V a n c o u v e r. W . t k > 1 2 0 2 2 M O iv l.le n P o rtla n d . O r a . • 6 0 O iv i.io n Sr. lu g a n a , O ra . • 4 1 S S I 1020« P o rtla n d . O ra . • 1 4 6 2 0 21 44cLoughlrn M ilw o u k ia . O ra . • 1 1 2 6 2 2 W Foe. M » , . T ig a rd , O ra . • 2 4 0 2 I B u rn .id o Bd. G ro th o m , O ra . • 1 24 0 M a rk a t N I S alam , O ra , • 2 4 * 0 C o m m e rc ia l »t » I S alam , O ra . Bulk Apple Munchies Loofa Sponge . $109 - 29< ..$ 1 2 5 A wholosomo snack tor Khool lunetta. Frooie dried, try your apple a day »hi. w ay. Mountain M ix » lO T ib ■ lb . 354 e e d Natur Gio Liquid E $ 4 2 5 e° ^ p « r o z . Siso ■ aa. For both ■ «pongo aw ay d«od «Lin. Challenger Juicer $10995 Freshen your complexion. Free Meyer Advertising Policy Fred Meyer Sbopp'nq C*r*fert jr Each of these advertised item» must be readily I avoilable for sole ot or below the advertised I price in eoch Fred Meyer store, except as1 specifically noted m this ad $ Zero In On These Hunting Specials Oregon Season Opens Oct. 4 Remington. THF.SK CAMP F IR E GIRLS are wondering who is really buried in the unmarked grave in Sandy'* Meinig Park. Pictured from left are Julie Dasher. Jennifer Dasher and Donnie Terrill. Local legend has It that a horse thief was laid to resi here, hut others say a logger la buried la the grave. The Camp Fire Girls have requested that anyone with information concerning the identity of the person entombed in the park call Donna Ferguson at M8-5474. (Post photo! Mystery grave ¡30-30 AMMO R^nùnÿton ¡30-06 FredMeyer Q uik-Sew Classes Glue-lt Shortcuts Attend Free Learn about... a two hour preview of Quik-Sew classesl Watch demonstrations of new products and techniques < * s >1 •G lu e -lt Sewing How it affects a collar, a facing, a button hole, a zipper. •Plaids Our cutting and seaming techniques eliminate the guesswork •Pressing A new pressing aid that will not damage fabric plus vinegar and wood p r e s s in g to tu rn homemade into custom made 3 Demonstrations Daily: 9:15 a m. 12:15p.m. 7:00 p.m. Call or come in & register today Tuesday September 14th 'Oak Grove 669 5815 Gresham 667 1618 Wednesday September 15th Thursday September 16thj Tigard 639 5563 Peninsula 286 55 24 : ------ Stadium 224 1719 Fourth Plain 395 1712 TW O B ID R O O M m obile horn«, unturnished No children or pets References »20 cleaning. »In» and las» month. SI2S Near Bowman'«, W em m e.422 4245 J Mm» S L B B P IN O R O O M . M A L ! only M2S4 Pioneer B lv d , Sandy, Oregon H il l IA B Y S IT T B R S NBBDBO In Reynold* ichool district. Atter school »0 w elch 2 school ege children saa 2S24 M y home K Mm BUS D R IV H R S Sandy Union High School It »asking bus driver* »or the current school year, Contact Chuck M a rkw ell a» 4M 2304 S 32» V* A C R I L O T, elegant setting in c ity . on sewer end w ater, call 442 Meet: Janette Riley, Fred Meyer Home Economist Learn: How to coordinate basic wardrobe at each class except 7:00 p m . Oak Grove. 4 Fred Meyer G u n . a v a ila b le : G a te w a y G re » h e m l n l e r . t e t . X i n « A b w i ( M t S o U m e nd Sonte C lero Sporting G o o d . I A v a i l able M orrison. Sowdor O w e . e v o ile b le O rm h e m K.ng Read. Ook M - l ------4. k r d s .ll» XOieig'' ...g ith Fred M eyer Advertising Policy Eoch ot these advertised items must be readily a v a ila b le ter sola o t or below «he advertised pnce m eoch t ie d M ayer store, e .c e p t as spacitically notad in this od la s t *'■--------- s repeer w ‘ Rockwood. Sonta Ctara.
