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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1981)
Thur» June lg 1981 (Sec I) SANDY (O re ) POST inside business C o m p e n sa tio n b en efits u p Workers injured prior to July 1 of this year, and receiving tune loss benefits, will soon have increased w o rk e rs ' c o m p en satio n benefits The new benefits, effective July 1, will amount to a 9 8 percent increase, according to Hoy Green, director of the Oregon Workers’ Compensa tion Department "Injured workers' max imum benefits in this state are provided by law and governed by the Oregon average weekly w ag e," Green said "The Employ- ment Division of the Depart ment of Human Resources advises (that > the new average weekly wage for Oregon is $286 88 This figure becomes the m axim um weekly lim it used for the ca lcu latio n of tim e-loss benefits by workers’ com pensation insurers ” Green added that benefits will also increase for most permanently and totally d isa b le d w o rk e rs and spouses of fatally injured workers Those workers and spouses who received in creases last Julv w ill receive an 18 7 percent increase in their August benefit check. All other permanently and totally disabled w orkers who presently receive less than $998 a month will have some increase in benefits Spouses who did not receive an in crease in their benefits last year will receive a 9 8 per cent increase with this July's check 1 hese increases come from a special fund which is financed by contributions from Oregon workers and their employers Signs of the Last Days ilO L f« rCF * u S.i’l S i 81OODT CRIMES RN d I VIOLENCE. Matt. 24:12, 2 Tim. 3:13, Eze. 7:23 It is all too obvious that this sign is fulfilled Crime and) lawlessness are increasing with shocking rapidity at a rate four imes greater than that of population growth The wisest > statesmen of our time are concerned for the survival of civilization because crime sweeps forward seemingly beyond ¿ M e t! *1 — Photo by uy u Gwrn WCII nrign Bngh ^ “‘‘•« year-old Marty Fadness and his l ego toys, which helped him create a design which a corporation is going to patent. * ’ 12. SCOFFERS AND RELIGIOUS SCEPTICS WHO RUN AWAY FROk ' ' 's 20tJ?l,,l¡:lJl, i ° J ind sc° ,,ers ,oda> ,n fulfillm ent of this prophecy Even religious leaders are denying the plain Bible teachings of creation, the flood, the divinity of Christ the second coming d lenh PHni mRnh! °,hef *' al ,Blble t,uths Psych,atr> and ,h* o’ pseudoSeduaTsh'jJ [ ared the Bible in most religious circles Educators teach our youth to scoff at the Bible record of la ch of GOD S H 0 l*nw 0 R D ,l,U,e ° ' he' m3de ,each' n^ '« « • P'a-" simple B o rin g y o u th ’s in v e n tio n m ay b e n e fit c o rp o ra tio n by GWEN BOGH Post Correspondent Lego toys and a young boy’s imagination may aid a company in solving a pro blem. The c le v e r m ind of 13-year-old Marty Fadness of B o rin g cre a te d a mechanical device which a Minnesota construction com pany plans to patent. Rights to Marty's inven tion were turned over to the large corporation And since the processing of the patent is taking place, details must remain confidential until everything is signed, sealed and delivered It all began when M arty’s father, Quinton Fadness, was in Minnesota on a business trip He talked to a corporate official about his son's creation, which he made from Legos. At the time, the firm was con fronted with a mechanical problem which could be solv ed by M arty’s concept, ac cording to Fadness "M a rty ’s device displays a unique q ua lity," Fadness said, adding that the com pany should benefit from the invention. The company plans to make a working model from the toy for study Marty Fadness has long been fa s c in a te d by mechanics. For several years he pieced together cars, trucks, tanks, trailers and tractors, using Lego toys collected from friends and family as gifts. When asked how much time he devotes to his crea tions, he turned to his mother and asked, "How many times have you asked me to do something when I was working on my Legos9" The tim e was co n siderable. M arty’s fascination with mechanical things began as a young boy. His father said T here are 5,409 homebuilders and contrac to rs in C lacka m a s, Multnomah and Washington counties registered with the State Builders Board As of June 1, 15,363 builders were registered throughout the state New construction as well as home remodeling and repair reaches its peak in Oregon during the summer months A homeowner who is having work done on a home should first be sure the builder is registered by call ing the Builders Board toll- free at 1 -800 452 7813. B u ild e rs who are registered with the Builders Board are bonded and in sured for the homeowner's protection Homeowners who deal with nonregistered builders do not have a bond to rely upon should p ro ble m s develop In addition, the builder could be fined up to $1,000 for working while not registered 13 A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO THE W0R10 IN THE VERT EAST DATS. Mall. 24 14 R „ l i t . ) W», onn Is äSl 0F CHRIS, S SECOND COMING IS no» bung p,’ seated ,n mei .100 languages and nearly 99 .. ol the »oild has access Io this message Betöre lesus returns w ainrnTm esugi * * " 3" ' ,'<l ° ' S“ ° " Peop,e be los' onl’ ' ' lhe> relK l « * that Marty would be under foot constantly as he worked around the house He recall ed a time when his son c ra w le d onto the c a r Fadness was repairing and hung from the hood to peer into the engine to watch "H e ’s always been in q u isitive ," Fadness said M arty’s mother would give him shoe boxes and other throw-aways and he would turn them into useful items "Working as a mechanical engineer in town, Fadness would take his son to work with him on occasion Not only did he watch his father at work, but Marty spent many hours reading trade and technical magazines Sandy Seventh Day Adventist Church P.0 Box 519. Sandy. 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