6 ~ SANOV (Or«.) POST Thwrt
Sept IS. I9B3 (Sec I)
School menus
Sandy
Welches
M O NDAY. SCPT. 2B
Beef and bean tostada with
Lettuce, cheese, tomato
Sliced peaches
Bread and butter
Milk
Cottrell
MONDAY. SEPT. ZB
MONDAY. SEPT 2«
Burrito with sauce
Shredded cheese
Seasoned green beans
Chilled cantaloupe
Milk
Wiener wraps
French fries
Celery with peanut butter
Buttered corn
Cookies
Milk
TUESDAY. SEPT. 21
TUESDAY. SEPT. 21
TU ESD A Y. SEPT. 21
Hamburger on a bun
Pickle relish
Lettuce
Oatmeal cookie
Orange wedges
Milk
Pork noodle casserole
Buttered peas
Roll with butter
Fruit medley
WEDNESDAY. SEPT 22
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 22
Kish sticks
T arta r sauce
Vegetable salad
Fruit
Cinnamon roll
Milk
Spaghetti
Buttered French bread
Lettuce with dressing
Buttered peas
Crazy cake
M ilk
Milk
WEDNESDAY. SEPT 22
ter setting forth the pro
posal in some detail will do
T h e re
a re
a
few
guidelines, however, which
should be kept in mind
when submitting stamp
ideas For example, living
persons can’t appear as
subjects on U S. postage
stamps In order to be
h onored
on a c o m
m e m o ra tiv e , a person
must be dead for 10 years
or longer The only excep
tion is a memorial stamp
issued in honor of a
recently-d eceased U S .
president
Only ternes and events of
n a tio n a l
appeal
and
significance are chosen
Stamps are not issued to
honor fraternal political,
s e c ta r ia n
or s e rv ic e
o rg a n iz a tio n s . B e c k e r
pointed out, and they don't
endorse commercial enter
p ris e s nor a d v e rtis e
specific products
Each year, thousands of
stamp proposals are sub
mitted to the U S Postal
Service All suggestions
a re
ro u te d
to
the
17-member Citizens' Stamp
A d v is o ry
C o m m itte e .
selected by the Postmaster
General, which reviews
and narrows down the pro
posais The co m m ittee
meets at least six times a
year and recommends IS to
20 stamp subjects annual
ly The committee s job is
no easy task since each
suggestion submitted—no
m atter how unusual—must
be considered, Becker said
After a subject has been
a p p ro v e d
by
the
Postmaster General, pro
duction begins Selecting
the appropriate time and
place of issue The printing
Mashed potatoes
-O
Buttered green beans
Hot rolls
Fruited jello
Milk
process is a mammoth job
An average print run of a
commemorative stamp is
about 165 million stamps.
With those thoughts in
mind and “ National Card
and Letter Writing Week"
at hand. Sept 19-25. now
may be the perfect time to
submit those ideas, the
local postmaster pointed
out
Stamp proposals should
be addressed to Citizens'
Stamp Advisory Comm it
tee. U S Postal Service,
Washington. DC 20260
BIG-O 1 B IO -O
THURSDAY. SEPT. 23
Hot dog
Mustard
French fries
Carrot rings
Peaches
Milk
Hamburgers
Lettuce leaves
Pickle slices
Com chips
Peas and carrots
Crunchy apple wedge
M ilk
FRIDAY. SEPT. 24
FRIDAY, SEPT. 24
FRIDAY. SEPT. 24
Lunch meat sandwich
Vegetable soup
Cookie
Fruit
Milk
Spanish rice
Buttered corn
Peanut butter sandwich
Applesauce
Milk
Burritos
Hash browns
Popeye salad
Watermelon chunks
Milk
Wiener wraps
Catsup
Potato rounds
Buttered corn
Applesauce
Milk
Did you ever wonder how
subjects are selected for
those colorful U S postage
stamps—those m iniature
art pieces which adorn let
ters of all types and sizes'*
A c co rd in g to Sandy
Postmaster Arnold Becker,
all it takes is a letter bet
ween the suggester and the
Postmaster General who
has the authority by law to
issue stamps
There are no mandatory
forms nor prescribed for
mat to follow when propos
ing a stamp subject, accor
ding to Becker Just a let-
Creamed chicken on
Pizza
Popeye salad
Graham crackers
Vanilla pudding
Milk
THURSDAY. SEPT. 23
THURSDAY. SEPT 23
Postmaster explains commemorative stamps
Newspaper hosts scouts
The Sandy Post will spon
sor a new Communication
Explorers post for local
young adults, 14 through 20
years of age. who are in
terested in career oppor
tunities in the communica
tions field.
Areas of major focus will
in c lu d e
n e w s w ritin g ,
photo-journalism, graphic
arts and production, adver
tising, broadcasting and
public relations
An orientation meeting
will be at 7 p m
this
Wednesday, Sept 22. at the
Sandy Post, 17270 SE Bluff
Road in Sandy
The new Explorer Scouts
post is designed to expose
interested young adults to
d if f e r e n t
w ork
en
vironments in the com
munications field through a
senes of varied field trips
The first trip will be Sept
22 after a brief orientation
to the photo lab of Tim
Frasier's Moon Shadow E t
chers in Sandy
Other early programs
will include field trips to a
Portland public relations
f ir m and a o n e -m an
newspaper Guest speakers
will discuss their com
munication career with the
teenagers at the Sandy
Post, club headquarters
T h e C o t t r e ll School
Board expects to fill two
positions open on the Cot
trell School Budget Board
when it meets this Monday,
Sept 20. at 8 p m
Budget board members
serve a three year term
and meet with the regular
school board during the
school year to prepare a
budget for the ensuing
y e a r P rospective can
didates for the budget
board must live in the
school district, may not be
an officer or employee of
the school district and must
be a qualified voter of the
Cottrell School District
Anyone interested in
helping prepare Cottrell
School budgets as an ap
pointed member of the five
person board is asked to
write a short resume of
themself and their desire to
work on the commitee and
send it to the school office
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APPLItNCE
SERVICE
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A u th o rize d
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KitchenAid
Maytag
NOTICE OP ELECTION
NOVEMBER 2. 19BJ
The ballot measure printed
below will be presented to th«
ua lifted voter, of the In-
icated district at an election
which will be held November
2. 1982
Also planned are trips to
broadcast stations, adver
tising agencies, print shops
and other newspapers .
The club will meet 7 p m.
Wednesdays at the Sandy
Post
C o m m u n ic a tio n
Ex
plorers also may schedule
ski trips, horseback trail
rides, dances and group
work projects in the field of
communication
O ther local E x p lo re r
posts are form ing for
teenagers interested in
f ir e f ig h t in g
ind
B u d g e te rs s o u g h t
a t C o t t r e ll
photography, with Sandy
Fire District and Camera
Connection as sponsors
S ch oo l
by this Monday.
The school board will
consider all interested can
d id a te s a t M o n d a y 's
meeting and appoint the
two positions at that time
Interested persons are
in v ite d to a tte n d the
meeting to meet with the
re g u la r
fiv e m e m b e r
board
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MT. HOOD COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT
TAX BASE FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL PRO
GRAMS
QUESTION Shall a new to«
bose of It O . 1 12,499 be
outhoriied tor m aintaining
educational progroms ot Mt.
Hood Community College?
PURPOSE Mt Hood Communi
ty College o ffer, vocational,
lower division transfer. and
continuing education courses
to more thon 20.000 odult
students eoch year at a cost
per student less than the state
averoge for community col
leges ond public schools
These progroms ore financed
by stote aid. student tuition
ond fees local property loses
ond other sources. The col
le g e s c u rre n t to« bose
authority of t6 731.707 is not
sufficient to m eet current pro
gram needs despite signifi
cant increases in tuition and
fees because of increased
costs ond reduced stole old.
Enrollment hos stobillied The
new to« bose will permit ex-
isiting progroms to continue at
present levels
Wllliom J Rodvcvich
Director of Elections
Multnomoh County
PUBLISH September 16. 1982
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