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Thur» The Small Business Ad m inistration and the Molalla branch of the Commercial Bank are co-sponsoring a series of sm all business m anagem ent c lin ic s specifically designed to help the small business owner in the present economic d if ficulties The subjects covered w ill in c lu d e “ S uccess and F ailure Factors” on Tues day, Aug 4; “ A ttracting New Customers” on Tues day, Aug 11; “ The Im por tance of Record Keeping” on T u e sd a y, A ug. 18, and “ Sources of Financing” on Tuesday, Aug 25 Each class w ill be taught by a different instructor with practical experience in deal ing with small businesses. The classes w ill be held in the bank lobby, 401 East Main St.. Molalla, from 7 to 9 p.m . For further inform ation and registration, call the Commercial Bank, 829-2237 CASHING CHECKS IS HASSLE A workman at Specialty Lumber Sales, Inc., painted over the building's roof sign Tuesday. City ordinances don’t allow such signs, however, city officials have worked with owners of Mt. Hood Industrial Park to provide a new sign Mt. Hood Community Col lege and the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring a series of 10 management seminars for the owners or managers of sm all businesses The seminars are designed to h e lp the ow ners o r m anagers im p ro ve th e ir management skills. Seminar topics w ill include subjects that are most pertinent to the operating function of sm all businesses The seminars are schedul ed for one Wednesday m orn ing each month from 7 to 9 a m. in the Town and Gown room on the MHCC Gresham campus. The fee for each session w ill be $18 which in cludes a buffet breakfast. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n about the small business breakfast seminars contact the MHCC Maywood Center, 667 3430 This continued a trend in itiated in the 1960s. W h ile th e W e s t’ s percentage-share of western lu m b e r was in c re a s in g , shipments to the North Cen tra l and Northeast decreas ed. But shipments to the South increased fholo by Dan Dillon at Ruben Lane and directional signs in the park itself, In addition, each building will have an identification on its side. Chamber warned to watch land Dan B ic k m o re of the W estern E n v iro n m e n ta l Trade Association (W ETA) last Tuesday challenged m em bers of the Sandy Chamber of Commerce to be certain there is an adequate supply of industrial land WETA — a coalition of labor and business — formed 10 years ago The group works to insure that the economic voice is heard when environmental deci sions are made. It has studied the way in which Oregon’s economic future has been addressed in the state's land use planning process. C u r r e n t ly , o f th e 19 statewide land use planning goals, only Goal 9 specifical ly focuses on the state's need for economic development, according to Bickmore. One concern of WETA is that suf ficient and usable land is not being set aside for economic development in the com prehensive plans of Oregon’s cities and counties S p e c if ic a lly , W E T A 's study focused on Oregon’s future supply of industrial land Its a v a ila b ility impacts a com m unity's job supply, personal incomes and tax base. The m a n u fa ctu rin g jobs created by industry comprise nearly 20 percent of all jobs, and produce 28 percent of all wages and s a la r ie s , a c c o rd in g to Bickmore The wages and salaries Western lumber stays home The West was the destina tio n of 67.8 percent of western lumber shipments during the first half of 1981, according to a wood pro ducts industry report. S p e c ific a lly , shipm ents from the West to the West climbed from 1980's 65 9 per cent. The South increased from 13.5 to 14.2 percent, the North Central region drop ped from 15.7 to 13 8 percent, and the Northeast fell from 4.9 to 4 2 percent. “ The reason for much of the western lumber staying West is the com paratively greater demand in the pro ducers' own backyard," ac cording to Fred Reseburg, director of economics for the W estern Wood P ro d u cts Association. “P ro h ib itiv e transporta tion costs to distant regional markets and s tiff com peti tion from Canada and the southern U S. producing region also play a significant role in the s h ift,” he said. In 1976, the West was the destination for 54 4 percent of western lumber, the South 13.8 percent, North Central 25.3 percent and the Nor theast 6 5 percent. are recycled back into the com m unity, to create and support more jobs, he said The program presented to the Sandy Chamber sum m a riz e d the re s u lts of W ETA’s study. These in itia l results are not encouraging development However, the Port of Hood R iver surveyed the 1,200 acres and concluded that — except for 3.7 acres at the P ort's industrial park — only 10 acres met specific crite ria necessary fo r in d u s tria l development WETA has found that in various counties, the future supply of industrial land is inadequate. For example, in Hood River County, the cur rent d ra ft comprehensive plans designate more than 1,200 acres as potentially u s a b le fo r in d u s t r ia l The city of Sandy is cu r rently conducting a survey of potential industrial sites th ro u g h its E c o n o m ic Development Commission and has designated approx im ately 130 acres for in dustrial development in its comprehensive plan. DARRELL C. DEMPSTER Associate broker at Pioneer Real Estate with over 10 years experience Darrell says. "I am most enthusiastic about the bright future of the City of Sandy and of the beautiful scenic area of Nor theast Clackamas County I invite everyone to discuss land and home values and market conditions. Consult with us about your financing problems. We have answers." Deane’s Auto Repair D e a n e W e s s e lin k , o w n e r . . . 3 3 y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e Comploto Automotive Repairs: • * • * A u t o m a t ic T ra n s m is s io n s E x h a u s t S y s te m s B ra k e W o rk G e n e r a l T u n e -u p 1 ’/< mi. east of Sandy 42007 S.E. Hwy. 26 38720 Proctor Blvd Sandy, OR 97055 We service Chrysler motors products: Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler; • • • F in d la y O v a l A m e r ic a ’s m ost p o p u la r co o k sto ve fo r o v e r 70 years. T h e A ir Tight M o d e l fe a tu re s 25% g re e te r e ffk ienc y using g a s k e te d d o o rs and B ell D a m p e rs to c o n tro l th e p rim a ry a ir •u p p lv . Rev. 16:18-20 The bottomless pit is this earth in its broken-down, chaotic condition. The mighty earthquake at the second coming of CHRIST will leave nothing but ruin and desolation in its wake. A WW m * . aaaitH,. *an4 T»r Jer. 4:23 The prophet Jeremiah saw the future state of the earth following our LORD'S return NO LIGHT —a dark dungeon where Satan will be in solitary confinement for a thousand years. «»o. i a « in* r ■ t r TK h k t «M waa * • kaw a aaa 4 »«•»<•* »S IT» U S Í Jer: 4:24 Mountains and hills removed from their foundations. . . . . . v a a k il. A k a a w S a k a i » a a n a te a i aaarf I Jer. 4:25 NO MAN —The righteous are in heaven, ond the wicked are dead; hence, there is no man left on the earth. The animal life also becomes ex tinct. m r « » . F a u te * c m k a ^ a l catea. - U a rk (> *< m a a Jer. 4:26 This chaotic condition is the result of "the presence of the LORD" and His wrath against sin. • C a te a r* W ta ia a . G u M • < oal »rala ra< kaaa • M .u te l W | a J a a a * a V l a w . I r a , k ta rapte* a Ika walaa ra*arvei* Jer. 4:27 The earth is to be desolate— "no-man's land.” it will TRULY BE A BOT TOMLESS PIT. • A , t a r r * V a ( k o i w a ta r < I " ka a*aiut a .a a d kv » a .ia te a ^ ik a o p t«1« a l s a la r ,a< ka* M a l l» 7 » I TO BE CONTINUED Sandy Seventh Day Adventist Church I I I | Noma;____________________ _________ __ ________ ____ j I Address:________________________ j | If you would like more information on this subject Mall In this COUPON: li r 5sS>2!eL CHECK GUARAN TEE. 668-7433 □ Bottomless Pit - Where is it! P.0. Box 519. Sandy, OR 97055 WITH YOUR PIONEER CALL 668*4563 Open: Mon. • Frl.. 8 • 5 p.m. THE M ILLENNIUM .¿¿¿fad 7/4* I) SANDY (O r * ) POST inside business Molalla hosts SBA clinics during August Management seminars set at Mt. 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