Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, July 09, 1981, Page 3, Image 3

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July 9 1981 (S x
I , SANDY ( O f ) POST
inside business
Study session aids photographer
Sandi Houtala oí Je T'aime
Photography recently von)
pleted a study session at the
Pacific Northwest School of
Professional Photography
held in Kenmore, Wash .
June 22 26
Poutala studied w ith Jason
Haley, a nationally known
photographer and instructor
from Los Angeles He is a top
commercial photographer
whose clients have included
Ferrari. Da,sun. Toyota and
Schiltz
Poutala is the owner and
photographer ot a country
studio nestled between
Dodge Park and Roslvn
Lake
The Pacific Northwest
School was established four
years ago as an educational
opportunity workshop for
professional photographers
and related personnel work
mg in photographic fields in
the Pacific Northwest
THE
INTRODUCTION
Saudi Poutala, left, recenth spent lim e studying with l.os Angeles commercial
photographer Jason Haley. Poutala the owner of ,le T 'aim e Photography in Sand*.
Promotion, new members
announced by Sandy bank
Richard Busby, president,
this week announced a pro
motion and two new staff
members at the Independent
Bank of Sandy.
Olga Nickoloff has been
p ro m o te d
fro m
ad­
m in istra tive assistant to
vice president and cashier
is a graduate of Portland
State University and Nor­
thwest Intermediate Bank
mg School She is currently
attending the School of Bank
A d m in is tra tio n at the
University of Wisconsin
She includes among her
b anking a c tiv itie s , the
history chairman of the Na­
tional Association of Bank
Women and and active par­
ticipation in the American
Institute of Banking
Groda was previously with
a statewide bank, having
served as th at b ank's
Bankcard sales marketing
officer and international
calling officer He also serv-
assignments with several
West Coast hanks, having
most recently been with a
Eugene area bank
Its b e g in n it ig is m a ik e d by th e p o u r in g o u t o f
th e s e v e n la ; t p la g u e s th e SECOND C O M IN G
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O f CHRISI i he r e s u r r e c tio n o f th e rig h te o u s
d in g o f S ata n a n d th e t r a n s la tio n
a m ts to h e a v e n a n d it s c lo s e , by
o f th e NEW JERUSALEM, w ith
e s a in ts fro m H EAVE N th e re s u r-
e w ic k e d d e a d
th e lo o s in g o f
S ata n a n d th e fin a l d e s tru c tio n o f th e w ic k e d ,
D u r in g th e o n e th o u s a n d y e a is th e e< ir th lie s d e s o la te S ata n a n d his
a n g e ls a re c o n fin e d h e re a n d th e s a in ts w ith CHRIST s it in |u d g e rn e n t o n
th e w ic k e d p r e p a r a to r y to th e ir fin a l pur iis h m e n t.
The w ic k e d d e a d a r e th e n ra is e d S atai i is lo o s e d fo r a li t t le s e a so n , a n d
h e a n d th e h o st o f th e w ic k e d e n c o m p a s s fie c a m p o f th e s a in ts a n d th e Ho-
ly C ity , w h e n f ir e co m e s d o w n fro m G O D o u l o f h e a v e n a n d d e v o u rs th e m ,
The e a r th is c le a n s e d by th e s a m e fir»' th a t d e s tro y s th e w ic k e d a n d r e n e w
e d b e c o m e s th e e te rn a l a b o d e of th»
The m is c o n c e p tio n o n th is im p o rta n ’ q u e s t i o n is th e le s u lt o f FALSE id e a s
h e ld on th e SECOND C O M IN G o f OUR ORD If th e e v e n ts w h ic h a re to o c c u r
a t th e a p p e a r in g o f C h ris t w e r e c o rn ■ 'ly u n d e rs to o d th e re w o u ld b e n o d i f -
fic u lty in c o m p re h e n in g th e M ille n i lu m
In r e a d in g th e a c c o u n t o f th e
th o u s a n d -y e a r p e r io d in Rev 20 I 9 in w h ic h S atan is to b e b o u n d , o n e
w o n d e rs w h a t k in d of C H A IN if is f ic jt b in d s h im a n d w h e r e th e BOT-
TOMLESS PIT is in w h ic h h e is to b e in c a rc e ra fe d Then a f te r h a v in g h im
c h a in e d , w h y is h e lo o s e to deceive» th e n a tio n s o f e a r th a g a in ?
BY STUDY WE CAN UNDERSTAND THESE TERMS.
Stewart is a graduate of
Oregon State University in
the fie ld of fin a n c ia l
management with a minor in
applied mathematics He
has ju s t co m p le te d a
master's degree in Biblical
studies at Multnomah School
of the Bible
P 0 Box 519, Sandy OR 97055
| If you w o u ld lik e m o re inform» don on this subject.
I M a il in this CO UPO N:
N am e:
Stewart, his wife, Lynn,
and their two children are
local area residents
I A d d re ss:
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Zip
CELEBRATING OUR
ítiimivíiBSíJn
David Groda has joined
the bank as a commercial
lending officer and Steven
Stewart was named assis­
tant cashier and operations
officer
ed in management positions
in several of their branch of­
fices statewide
Groda is a graduate of the
University of Houston and is
an active member of the
American Institute of Bank
ing
l> \ \ ID (.R O D \
Groda, his wife, Joyce,
and two children are local
area residents
Stewart has served in
a d m i n i s t r a t i o n - 1 e v e 1
40
4x4 TRUCKS
In Stock Or On The Way
All On Sale This Weekend
EPX SALE
R PRICE ‘8663.50
NOW
PGE seeking
2.5 percent
rate increase
Portland General Eleetrie
will raise its rates by an
average of 2.5 percent to o ff­
set an increase in the
wholesale rates charged, by
the Bonneville Power Ad
ministration
The u tility purchases
power from BPA on a secon­
dary, or as available, basis
BPA raised its wholesale
rates 59 percent on July I
Even though PGE does no,
rely solely upon BPA for
power to me«», its customers'
needs, the federal agency's
new rates will increase the
utility's annualiz«»d costs by
an estimated $10.85 million
in 19H1
The increased costs are tor
transmission of electricity to
PGE through BPA lines, pro
viding
exchanged
“ capacity” power, purchas
ed surplus power and ex­
isting contract salt's
The increase w ill raise
PGE'» summer residential
rate from 4 143 cents to 4 257
cents per kilowatt hour Eor
1,000 kwh of electricity. PGE
customers will pay $45 57. an
increase of $1.14 The $3
monthly service charge re­
mains unchanged
CHECK
GUARAN
TEE.
Paul Koch Ford
STEVEN STEW ART
Nickoloff spent eight years
in administrative positions
with another Portland area
hank before joining IBS She
W ITH
YOUR
Sandy Seventh Day Adventist Church
OLGA M C k O L O L ,
k
CASHING
CHECKS
IS
HASSLE
*7499°°
STK #4622
Loaded W ith E quipm ent
pnHrii J
Al Philbrick
The
AL
KADER
SHRINE & BUGLE
CORPS, will be mar­
ching in the Sandy
M o u n ta in
Days
Parade on Tburs., Ju­
ly 9th. PIONEER REAL
ESTATE is very proud
of Sales Associate AL
PHILBRICK who is a
member of the Al
Kadar group Al says,
"I like my association
with Pioneer, the All
REALTOR
o ffic e ,
because of it s excep
tional ability to bet­
ter serve the real
estate needs of both
buyer and seller and
its long standing
reputation for in ­
tegrity and communi­
ty service. ' Call or
drop in to see Al at
Cat & Ti uck
i
F In*'e tire n to Used
ry Sfsocially P ric e d !
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lit is W e e ke nd.
Plus:
Saturday, July 1 1 -1 2 Noon
’/« BARBEQUED CHICKEN
udes Roll, Butter, Potato Salad, Baked Beans
W hile Supply Lasts
Celebrate Sandy Mountain Days
with
At the Independent Bank
We know what you need
That's why personal checks
To $100, are guaranteed
Stop by and apply
For your card today
And treat yourself to check
cashing
The quick and easy way!
The N ew
ul Koch
PIONEER
Ford
668-7433 ffl
38720 Proctor Blvd
Sendy. OR 97055
99
ONLY
IF cashing a check
Gives your patience a test
Relax! We have something
To give you a rest
Our Check Guarantee Card
is the same
As 5 credit cards, fingerprints
And your Grandmother's
maiden name
38561 Proctor Blvd /Sandy. OR 97055 668 8030
(Truck Cevntry)
SANDY, OREGON
223 0984
The iNdcpciMdcNT B aim R of Sxftdy
668 4114
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