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T h u rs ., D e c. 2 , 1 9 7 6 S A N D Y (O re .) P O S T - 19 Rep. Ed Lindquist Legislators gearing up for 1977 session Ry Rep Ed Lindquist D - Milwaukie House Majority Leader Now that Oregon voters have made their legislative choices, those of us who were given the p riv ile g e of serving our districts are gearing up rapidly fix- the 1977 session In the coming months, I hope to keep Clackamas County residents informed of current le g is la tiv e d e v e lo p m e n ts In addition, a Committee on Personnel has been appointed. This committee will supervise and organize the hiring and training of new legislative personnel Two orientation sessions, one in December for new members, and one in January for all leg isla to rs, have been scheduled to familiarize the representatives and senators with budget proposals, major issues and leg isla tive organization. Our Number One job between now and January w ill be to gather inform a tion and establish priorities for pressing legislative issues The leader ship of both Houses is already hard at work on this task It is cle a r that a reasonable reliable and equitable answer to the crises in property taxation and school finance w ill be the major topic of con sideration early in the session. Workmen’s Compensation is another subject of continuing the C apitol B uilding is bustling with activity It is my great pleasure to have been elected by my Democratic colleagues for a second term as House Majority Leader I w ill also be Chairman of the Rules Committee, which formulates the rules under which the House w ill operate. A Facilities Committee has been named and charged with a llo catin g physical space among the membership of the House through this column, letters and com m unity meetings Whenever you read about an issue that you'd like to know more about, I hope you won’t hesitate to get in touch with me Getting ready for our Jan. 10 opening day is hard work In Salem, the 1001 details involved with preparing for a smooth session are already being seen to— right down to a “ face scrubbing” of the famous murals inn the rotunda— and Holiday dance planned for seniors The Holiday Dance for senior adults in Clackamas County is set for Monday, Dec 13. at 8 p m at Clackamas Community College in the Community Center Mall. There is no charge for the festivities featuring a dance band and entertainment All senior singles, couples or groups are invited to enjoy the evening, sponsored by the RSVP (R e tire d Senior Volunteer Program) Advisory C o u n cil. Refreshm ents w ill be available, and the evening will be dotted with surprises If transportation is needed by anyone wishing to attend, or to suggest any other activities for the evening, call the RSVP office at Clackamas Com munity College, 656-2631, Ext. 317. HETSY FLEMING, one of the younger members of the Sandv Road Runners organisation, contemplates cutting a Christmas tree for the group's sale. The sale will start Dec. 11 across from Cedar Plaza. (Post photo» thoughts with me Please feel free to contact meat my home, 5187 SE Rinearson, Milwaukie, 97222, or my office in Salem, 106 State Capitol. I ’ll look forward to hearing from you. C an yo u run on on© b a tte r y - A S m o k e D e te c to r can BUXTON'S Lee M e a t C om pany S a n d y S S S -4S 3S Custom Slaughtering Grain Fed Locker Beef Cut, Wrapped & Frozen — Locker Packs C attle H auling on Tuesdays We Do Our Own Cure & Smoking Fred Meyer Tree sale planned The Sandy Road Runners will tie selling Christmas trees starting at noon Saturday, Dec 16, <xi a lot acr<mg from Cedar Plaza in Sandy The Road Runners club is a nonprofit horse orgamzaticxi which promotes western game riding and sportsmanship TTie sale w ill feature noble firs, white pine and Douglas fir concern which w ill certainly receive e arly leg isla tive consideration Other issues which w ill receive attention this session include exploration of new energy sources and methods to hold down skyrocketing u tility costs, problems of the elderly, land use planning and gover nment spending Many of you have ideas on these and other subjects, and I would greatly appreciate your taking the time to share your from three to eight feet tall. The Road Runners w ill also take orders for trees In the* past year the club has held two play days at Bar 2 Arena and a Western Horse man of Oregon approved show at Canby The majority of riders in the club range from 6- 17 years old Home Improvement Center Sale Prices Good Today thru Sun., Dec. 5. 1976 Insulate Now...Before the Cold Winter Weather Arrives Safe handling of pesticides • Foil Faced Fiberglass Insulation «Ceiling Insulation Colorful Fashion Design subject of series Many Clackamas County farmers and other farmers throughout Oregon are preparing for a series of television programs providing training *n safe handling of pesticides. This training and testing is necessary to comply with regulations of the Environ mental Protec turn Agency The regulations require that per sons who use restricted use pesticides after October 1977. must be certified through a training program, according to Clackam as County Agent < I.,S ton Wills For example, lesson one will deal with laws, regulations, labels and labeling of pesticides and die penalties for violation of these pesticide laws. The second lesson w ill pro vide information on pests, pest control and pesticides Finally, lesson three w ill deal with using pesticides safely and this lesson will point out in detail how toxic some of the pesticides are to man and how symptoms of poisoning may be detected For people in Clackamas Robber cleans out pickups Items totaling $1974 were taken from two pickups owned by E rn ie Gruenzner, Langenaand Road, Sandy, over Thanksgiving weekend, ac cording to Sandy police The robbery, reported Monday, was done in front of the Gruenzner home Included in the theft was the removal of two CB radios, a tape deck, antennas, a scanner, a t<x»l hoc, sleeping bags and automobile accessories CRAG gets study funds The Columbia Region Association of Governments (CRAG) is receiving a $60,000 grant from the D S Depart ment of T ra n sp o rta tio n s Urban Mass T ra n sit Administration to define and evaluate transportation ser vices in the Portland Vancouver metropolitan area CRAG is one of only six g o v e rn m e n t a g e n c ie s nationwide selected for the management and planning study, which could become a blueprint for transportation systems across the nation NEED A SITTER? TRY THE CI.AKKIFIEDS Foam Back Carpeting • F«0 13 XW anea Reg B O County the following schedule of TV programs is available: Ix'sscxi one, Dec. 13, 11:30 a m and 6 30 p m ; lesson two, Dec 14, 11:30 a m. and 6:30 p m ; lesson three. Dec 15, II 30 a m and Dec 16,6 p m.; and lesson four, Dec 16. 11:30 a m and6:30 p in These programs w ill appear on K O A P T V Channel 10. Portland The extension office has available bulletins listing more complete use of pesticides, their use and safety, says Wills. • J V i I I * > ST w a n 78 m X ' 8* i I I* i 33 tavan « n Your Choice » Ready te Finish High Back Rocker Blown-ln-Type • Use of blower FREE with $20 00 deposit tor 4 hours when insulation is purchased st Fred Meyor • One bog covers spprixlnstoiy 28 sg. 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