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' SANDY (Or» ) POST
inside business
A ngus group
Three Sandy men have
been recognized nationally
by the American Angus
Association for having cattle
listed in the Association's
1981 Pathfinder Recognition
Report
William, John and Duane
Knapp were recognized for
one cow. while John and
Duane Knapp were also
recognized for a second.
The Pathfinder Program
identifies superior Angus
females in the breed based
on im portant production
traits including regularity of
calving and weaning weight
production, according to
Dick Spader, executive vice
president
Superior Angus cows bas
ed on performance records
are listed in a Pathfinder
Report published annuallv
m en
by the American Angus
Association, headquarted in
St Joseph, Mo
To qualify the breeder
must have been actively in
volved in Angus Herd Ini
provement Records The top
cows in his herd are ¡den
tified from these records
The qualifying cows must
produce a< ;ilf at a young age
and continue to wean a
heavy calf on an average of
12 months. Each calf must
have a weaning weight ratio
of 105 or higher with at least
10 herdmates evaluated each
year. A minimum produc
tion of three calves is re
quired for a cow to be listed
in the Report
The 1981 P a th fin d e r
Report listed 2.526 cows, less
than l percent of those
R adio sta tio n expands ran g e
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Sandy fleet sale
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Star is the invitation being
made to Sandy ra d io
lis te n e rs
and
those
throughout the Willamette
Valley by country-western
radio station, FM 106
The 100,000 watt stereo FM
station is located in Cor
vallis. but its signal now
covers much of western
Oregon
"We’ve monitored our
®'«nals
signals from
from about
about 10
10 miles
miles
north of Roseburg, all the
way to Portland." said Tom
t arnes, station manager,
"and we've heard from
listeners from as far east as
Redmond and as far west as
the coast. There aren’t many
F M stations in the country
with a bigger signal."
The station. KLOO-FM,
can be found at 106 l on the
F M dial and programs a
gams contract
at the entrance to Nehalem
Bay
The work is scheduled to
awarded a US Army Corps
of Engineers contract for
rehabilitation work on the
north and south jetties at
Nehalem Bay.
E W Eldridge Inc., of San
dy, and Marshall Associated
Contractors of Tualatin are
expected to begin work in
la te
M ay
under the
$10,769,019 contract.
The contract calls for plac
ing approximately 348.000
tons of rock to rebuild and
strengthen the two jetties
This is the first rehabilita
tion work on the project
since it was completed in
1918
The two rubble-mound je t
ties secure and stabilize the
channel across the ocean bar
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Meet a coin collector.
Sandy bank
honors grad
The annual Clackamas
County Bank scholarship has
been awarded to Wendy
Rader, a graduating senior
from Sandy Union High
School.
This marks the fourth year
the bank has made the
scholarship available to
students who plant to enter
college to study business-
related courses and pursue a
c a re e r in business or
finance The bank w ill also
provide a summer position
for Rader at its Boring of
fice.
Rader is the daughter of
Carroll and Phyllis Rader of
Sandy. She has maintained a
grade point average of 3 95
and ranks first in her class
She has been active in
F uture Farmers of America
and National Honor Society.
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1982 and have a payroll of
$15 million to $2 million
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SANDY
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668-6887
m i«,,™ r
.
r M-106 s w itc h e d its
musical direction from rock
«void laoeis like progressive
to country in October loan,
country, traditional, urban
and then increased its power
country, country rock or
from 27.500 watts to 100.000
cross country." said Carnes.
watts on May 1.
We simply try to play the
We had to do a massive
very best country music we
amount of construction and
can. Music is the star on our
engineering to gain our addi
station and even though we
tional power and we didn’t
have excellent announcers,
want to promote it until we
they do not dominate the air
were sure there would be no
problems.” Carnes added
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