Eligibility review set
for Social Security
Thur»,. Moy 21. 1981 (Sec. I) SANDY ( O r . ) POST -
Real estate professionals convene
for seminar at community college
Mirny people who receive
cases will be reviewed
Social Security payments
The initial case reviews
will have their cases re
w ill be selected based on
examined m the near future
studies which show those
to make certain they con
cases most likely to result in
tinue to be eligible for
recovery These first in
benefits
vestigations will provide ad
Social Security is required
ditional data which should
to review most disability
indicate other types of cases
cases at least once every
which should be reviewed-
three years, to determine if a
soon.
person is still disabled
Social Security disability
As an important first step
benefits can only be made to
in making the required
people who have a severe
reviews, the Social Security
physical or mental im pair
A d m in is tra tio n
is
ment expected to prevent
significantly increasing the
them from working for at
n um ber o f c o n tin u in g
least 12 months or more or to
disability investigations it
result in death
makes Nearly 350.000 cases
People who are found to no
will be reviewed during the
longer be disabled during the
rest of this fiscal year Next
reviews will have the oppor
year, more than 500,000 tunity to appeal
Heal estate professionals
management,
energy at Portland General
w ill have an opportunity to
Electric
update their skills at a two-
Solar energy options and
There is a $30 registration
day seminar offered June
the legal and fin a n cia l
tee which includes lunch
12-13 in the Clackamas Com
aspects of solar systems will both days R eg istra tio n
munity College Mclxiughlin
be reviewed by Doug Boleyn. deadline is May 25. although
Theatre
an energy management con late registration will tie con
The Beal Estate Continu sultant specializing in solar
sidered
ing E duca tio n S em inar
r
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Series (RECESS) is spon
sored by the CCC Real
Estate Advisory Committee
and qualifies for continuing
education credit Io par
ticipants completing the
12 hour seminar
On June 12, Ralph Hillier,
president of Professional
Careers, Inc and former
Oregon Deputy Real Estate
Commissioner will discuss
land sales contracts and
private financing
On June 13, State Rep
Joyce Cohen, chairperson of
the House Committee on
Housing and Urban Develop
m ent w ill re v ie w the
Veterans' Home Loan pro
gram, handicapped housing
and urban and public facility
issues
June or July wedding planned?
State Sen. Walt Brown,
le , East County smo$, e»pei«need caterers handle your
who formerly taught proper
wedding plans Catenng specialists to» all occasions
,
ty and real property transac
tions at Lewis and Clark Law
School, w ill discuss recent
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estate transactions and
Dance class to continue
Women enrolled in either
the Sandy or Welches Com
m un ity School aerobics
dance class needn't worry
about their summer exercise
program
Although the class, taught
by Becky Hawley, won't be
offered through the Coqi
munity Schools, the program
will continue to meet at a
cost of $1 per class
The Welches class will
meet from 5:30 to 7 p m
each Monday and Wednes
day at Welches Schrxil That
time will shift to 7 to 8:30
p m later in the summer
I he Sandy class will meet
from ( to 8:30 p m each
Tuesday and Thursday at
Firwood School.
M e a ts -N -T re a ts
The class, open to women
of all ages, will be continue
with the progra established
in the two Community School
classes
Area church notes
Sandy Baptists sponsor
Youth Conflicts trek
Sandy Baptist Church will
sponsor a group rate to the
Institute of Basic Youth Con
flicts in Portland this July.
Basic Youth Conflicts is a
nationally-known seminar
which deals with relation
ships Topics covered during
the week will include over
coming feelings of inferiori
ty, tracing surface problems
to root causes, resolving
family conflicts and remov
ing guilt to conquer bit
terness and anger.
Other topics to be con
sidered are transforming
sources of irritation, over
coming impure habits, suc
cess in whatever you do,
building genuine friendships
and harmonious marriages,
12 steps to protecting sons
and daughters from impuri
ty, and rebuilding love.
The institute is presented
by Bill Gothard, who has
worked with young people
and families since 1961. He
has put together these prin
ciples for helping young peo
pie and adults to work
toward a more meaningful
life.
Gothard is a member of a
non denominational Bible
church and the principles he
w ill introduce are non-
denominational.
Members from Sandy Bap
tist Church have attended
the seminar in the past and
have found it to be so pro
fitable that they are making
an effort to get as many
others to go this year as
possible, according to Lor
raine Grable.
Thank you!
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K:,'M'r ( hnk' ,,o ‘,rs »re 9 a.m. to 5 p m. Tuesday. Wednesday
and Saturday, with other hours possible bv appointment.
St. M ichael’s
to host q u ilt
show in Ju ly
The St Michael's Womens
Club will host a quilt show in
July.
Now, h ow eve r, clu b
members are seeking area
residents interested in par
ticipating as exhibitors
Anyone who has a quilt
that they would like to
display is asked to call either
Hyacinth Grassl, 668 4036. or
Carolyn Romey. 695 2842
St. M ichael's Catholic
Church will serve a spaghet
ti dinner next Sunday, May
31. from 3 to 7 p m at the
new church. 18090 S.E.
Ixingensand Road
Proceeds will go toward
the purchase of a dishwasher
for the new church Ticket
prices will be $3 for adults, $2
for children and $10 for a
family
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PROFICIENCY AWARDS
Also on Thursday’s agen
da. Leroy Keith and Mary
Ann Manley will seek a
tem porary permit to use a
mobile home as a residence
for caretakers to help do
farm work The property is
located at the western end of
Jarl Road, west of Sandy.
I hese applications are
available for inspection from
H a m to 5 p m. at the
< lackamas County Planning
D ivision.
IMPROVE
YOUR
GRADES.
who works for the Gresham
Aglow (’hapter She is m ar
ried and the mother of two
sons She will discuss "Sub
m itte d W ives —An E n
dangered Species?”
Reservations must be
made by May 23 For infor
mation and reservations,
call 668 4088 or 668 4972 in
Sandy, 630-4728 in Estacada
or 622 4626 in lloodland
Babysitting will be at the
home of Valerie McMillan
Mothers are asked to bring a
lunch for their child
Cost is $3 50 for a salad bar
luncheon, including gratuity
The Sandy Chapter of the Future Farmers of
America would sincerely like to thank the
following people for helping us make our 40th
Annual Awards Banquet possible.
Local partition requested
Participants need not be a
member of the Sandy Bap
I he Clackamas County
tist Church in order to attend
half mile north of its in
hearings officer w ill con
the seminar on the group
te rs e c tio n
w ith
S.E
sider a lot major partition
rate. The seminar will be
Coalman Road, in the Sandy
for property in the Italy
held July 13-18 at Portland
area
Road area this Wednesday
Memorial Coliseum. Times
At Thursday evening’s 7
at a 9 a m hearing in Oregon
w ill be Monday through
p m. session with the hear
City.
Thursday from 7 to 10 p m.
mgs
o ffic e r
at
the
Paul Hansen is requesting
Friday will be an all-day
( lackamas County Cour
the partition A non forest
thouse, James L Emerson
seminar, 9:30 a m to 8 p m.
use has been approved and
will seek a non farm use per
Saturday’s session will be
access would be via an ex
9:30 a.m. to 7 p m
mit to create a two-acre lot
¡sting easement, less than 20 for a residence that will not
The church bus will pro
feet wide which connects
be used in conjunction with a
vide transportation.
with E Sylvan Drive
farm use The remaining
Registration for the group
A w a iv e r
m ay
be
property would remain in
rate should be completed by
necesssary to allow access
farm use
June 1. There is a $10 dis
over an easement less than
The property is on the west
count per person with the
20 feet wide
side of S E Baty Road, ap
rate, $20 for a couple. Cost of
The property under ques p ro x im a te ly one-quarter
the seminar is $35 per person
tion is off the east side of Ba
mile north of S E Coalman
and $55 per couple.
ty Road, approximately one
Road
Age lim it for the seminar
is 15. However, upon written
request, 13 and 14 year olds
may be admitted if accom
panied by their parents
For more information and
registration, call Gene Lin-
droth. 663 4153. or the church
office, 668 4064 The church
has forms for youngster’s
admissions.
lloodland Aglow Fellowship
sets anniversary luncheon
The lloodland Women’s
Aglow Fellowship celebrates
its sixth anniversary with a
luncheon this Tuesday. May
26, at 11:30 a m at the Red
Lion Inn at Bowman's in
Welches.
Special speaker will be
Bev Livengood of Boring
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Don’t forget the
film supplies here!
Beet Production
Forestry Production
Sheep Production
Diversified livestock
Placement in AC Production
Horse Production
Eruit A Vegetable Production
Nursery Management
Agricultural Mechanics
Sales 4 Service
Agricultural Process
Home 4 Farm Improvement
Swine Production
Crop Production
Glen Oak Ranch
Mark Kuntz
Burns Feed Store
Mi A Mrs Russell Hawkins
Independent Bank
Mi A Mrs Harold Nipper,
lohn A liepold
McCoy Nursery
Sandy Auto Body
Mac s feed Store
Mi A Mis Richard Pullen
Pattie ten Eyck
Williams Thrittway
Sandy Grange 39?
CONTESTS
Chapter Books
Mr 4 Mrs Wayne lohnson
Scholarship
Mr 4 Mrs Gerald Grassl
Public Speaking
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Kiwams
A(i Mechanics
limberline Electric
Meats
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Dairy Products
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Sandy farms
State farmer
Mi 4 Mrs Paul tucker
High Pom, Person
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Gresham Co op
Star Greenhand
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Kiwams
3,ar Chapter farmer
lay,on farms
Star Agricultural Business Man
lack 4 loretta Peters