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SANDY (Ore.) POST Thun., March 25, 1971 (Sec. 1)
Local people key
in area planning
The fu tu re developm ent of
landuse plans fo r the B oring.
Sandy and Estacada a re a .”
said Jim M c K n ig h t." was for
local people to de cid e.”
M cKnight represented J im
H all, d ire cto r of Clackam as
County P lanning Com m ission
This was the recom m endation
made at the Annual M eeting of
the North C lackam as Soil and
Water Conservation D is tric t
Henry P avlat of a national
tire company presented a M e rit
Aw ard to Van Anderson and
w ife Joanne as the D is tr ic t’s
O u ts ta n d in g Cooperator for
1970. ”
The D is tr ic t choose M r
C lyde C p d e g ra v e as th e
'Outstanding Cooperator for
1971. ”
Open 9-6
o«»d Sun. Mon
1970-1971 Sandy
E le m e n ta ry Budget
EM.
N e lso n
an d
V e rl
Eleischm an were re elected as
D is tric t supervisors. They w ill
serve another fo u r yea r term
Erna B atch eller, gave the
tre a s u re r rep ort and said the
D is tr ic t ha d a b a la n c e o f
$160 03.
Byron Edm onds, Chairm an
o f the D is tric t, said "h e was
pleased w ith the attendance at
the m eeting
Expressed ap­
p r e c ia tio n o f th e D is tr ic t
supervisors for the help that
was g iv e n by M rs . K a ty
Eleischm an, Peggy Fleshm an
and O live Johnston fo r w o rking
on
th e
Annual
R e p o rt.
"T h a n k s " the ladies of the
Sandy G range for prepa ring
lu n ch .”
F o llo w in g
M c K n ig h t
d is c u s s io n G ra n t D eS hazer,
H o o d la n d P la n n in g G ro u p ,
said. " I n the fin a l analysis it is
the people who m ust organize
and d e fe n d th e m s e lv e s to
enhance th e ir e n v iro n m e n t.”
1 8 0 0 8 BOARD OF UMJCATIOM
503 E Powell Gresham
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T h o bwd««t f f e w a . □
Count], Schaal DaUM N. *6
« U» 13th do,of
April
of ÇlaCkMM
i. 71 o.ä iO O f.h .
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b u d « « are art fo rth ,a . „ • r v w a p .n , ln< a u ia n w n t
S u i* r i n t , n d < n t ’ a
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T A I L IV Y COMPUTATION
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. * * ’
GENERAL FUND
• l i
Stal « u d frt Raaawrras b c a p t Tas Ta Ba Lavtad
J * T a M * To * *
« **” • • " Ü *e h o M rt< rf8 :0 G B «
F » T h . bud«»< d«. um»f>t
o , parta <rf X a a y ba o t to .rund la r g
T s u i BuSgai lle q u irra M n tt
a«it Nat Bar d in Baawiag Yaar
Tasaa To B« Levied for Casuing Yaar
---------B S W 58
LU NC H
IT O S
in is e t
s u e
I ll
9 1 5 .3 9 7 .0 0 -64.043.75
5 2 5 .7 3 4 .0 0
389.663.OC j 6iu04i^5
J8.SÊ 222Q 1 6.404
6 1 .0 7 2 .0 0
6 1 .0 7 2 .0 0
4 0 .7 5 0 .0 0
4 0 .7 5 0 .0 0
6 .0 1 8 .3 5
6 ,0 1 8 .^ 5
1 .6 8 3 .7 5
_____________
_______________
—
—
Analysis at Tasaa To Be Levied
OutMda t r i U n i talion
—
4 2 8 .6 3 0 .0 0
Not Subtact T a 8*5 Lum iansa
Total Tasaa To h» L»*.»d
4 2 8 .6 3 0 .0 0
7 0 .4 4 8 .0 0
7D.U4B.QQ
1
PFTTY
STATEMENT OF INDCHTEI>NESS
ooo
The F B I is in the process of
adding 1,000 ad d itio n a l agents
and 700 m ore support personnel
to
m eet
th e
a d d itio n a l
resp on sibilitie s placed upon it
in recent m onths.
Elmer Robinson
Shoe Repair
N O T IC E O F S C H O O L B U D G E T H E A R IN G
U“ ' *
,753.000.
N »got ta M a latereat Bsariag W arranit
8
Endorsad W arrants
>rt Term Notes
2 5 .0 0
EirriMATC
Jul» Ÿ
2 5 .0 0
School District N o _
C ounty.. n i i f k s a s s
July 1. 19— ^ 1 —to June 30, 10__ 7 2 -
BUDGET SUMMARY
OBtPIAL_______________ FUND
HISTORICAL DATA
B U D G E T FOR E N S U IN G YE AR
B U D G E T R ESO URCES
62
107»183.86
FIRST
LORI ANDERSON PROUDLY shows off the aw ard s she
won during the recen t Red C onference sw im m ing m eet
she and o th er m em b ers of the Blue M arlin sw im team
com peted. Lori w as outstanding for the Sandy team
taking first and settin g conference reco rd s in the 200-yard
m edley and the 100-yard backstroke. She also set a
conference reco rd in the l<M)-yard b re a ststro k e finishing
in second place. She got an o th er first place a w ard as
m em b er of the 200-yard m edley relay team .
P ost Photo
IHlBi1"
Discount
Fake bills
d raw years
O N ALL
The w ife of a Dam ascus
publisher and e d ito r has been
sentenced to three years in
prison fo r c o u n te rfe itin g by an
Iditho cou rt.
M rs. E lzo ra Hudelson and an
a c c o m p lic e , M rs . D o ro th y
Aileen Eckerson, each received
three years on tw o counts.
Sentences are to run con­
c u rre n tly on both women.
The wom en were arre ste d
two m onths ago in Nam pa,
Idaho, when they attem p te d to
pass a la rg e nu m be r of $20 bills.
C o un te rfe iting charges are
s t ill p e n d in g a g a in s t M rs .
Hudelson’s husband, Shawn.
He was the p u blishe r of the
Dam ascus O bserver.
MERCHANDISE
• Sewing Machines.
• Sewing Machine Furniture.
• Fabrics and Patterns.
Reduced Tuition
ON
SEWING CLASSES
R e g is te r n o w , and p ic k u p
FREE p a t t e r n . N e x t
BANKAME RICARD
class M a rc h 3 1 s t
a t 7:30 p .m .
SEWING CENTER
E lizabeth S. Stables, R t 1
Box 1542 Sandy, died in her
home Tuesday M a rch 23 at the
age of 89.
A rran ge m ents are pending at
Sandy F une ral Home.
HOURS: 12 - 3 p.m. Closed Mon.
12 11 E. POWELL
6 6 5 -2 4 2 6
nnr| Pier 2 *
0011 Plywood
Paneling-PI
OVER 70 SELECTIONS
Camper Panels
Lauan Walnut
Lauan Chestnut
_ BIRCH
99^199
ty
T T o o p p Q Q u u a a l i l t i y
J
4 4' xs x 8'
$2"
N o w Y o rk
L o u is ia n a
M i c h ig a n
Vinyl-Shie d Paneling G P Frosted Oak, many more ‘ 3 .9 9
Birch Plywood Pre-finished
4'x8'
Only ‘ 9 .4 9
W Mahogany Plywood Exterior, two sides
s4 .9 5 ’
34 " Exterior Plywood 4x6 $ 3 75 Tex 1-11 Special $3 .5 9
N o w
8' Cedar
You Can Modernize With
Carved
DOORS
FENCING
Cabinet Components
$27.50
B e a u t i f u l . R u s tic
M o u ld in g s C a b in e t D o o r a n d
D r a w e r S ta c k U n its a re
5 2 c per b o a rd
eas y to in s ta ll. T e a r o f t
o ld K itc h e n d o o rs a n d
g iv e i t n e w l i f e w i t h
P ecan. C h e e ry o r W a ln u t
d o o r s . D e s ig n a n d b u i l d
s to r a g e f u r n i t u r e . W e 'v e
| g o t f u l l i n s t r u c t io n s .
ie r i.
D o o r and F ra m e
1 2 x 3 0 th ru 2 0 x 3 2
.
9 t u o p
D r a w e r S ta c k s
Pecan C h e rry
W al n u t
• Î Ä O ▼ ’ u o p
100%
N y lo n
6 ’/2'
Five Beautiful Colors
All with
rubber pad.
Easy to install'
it Yourself!
Sheathing
12
$249
Next to Pier 1 Imports
14510 S.E. Stark
Op,nD*"*88
O p e n D a ily 8 8
S a tu rd a y 8 5 S u n d a y
1 0 -5
r
26,000.00
Available Caah on Hand (Cash Basii), or
Net Working Capital
83,642.00
26.000,00
2 6 ,5 1 0 .0 0
Revenue from Local Sourcaa E icept T a i T o Be L e v iti
33.510.00
35.885.00
2 0 ,0 1 5 .3 8
3 6 .4 8 8 .6 7
1 4 4 ,6 8 5 .? ?
1 5 2 ,4 1 1 .5 5
JIU25ÜwÛQ
Revenue from Intermediate Sources
298,192.94
338,256,45
356.200.00
Revenue from State Sources
Proceed« from Sale of Bonds
1 ,8 8 9 .6 0
937.73
2,502.30
2,502.00
Proceed« from Sal«
2,500.00
583,469.30
6^,230.08
289.606.07
775,317.8?
937,836,15
806,787.12
N ils H o k a n s o n
N ils H o ka n so n was born
August 26, 1890 in Sweden and
died M a rch 18, 1871 at the age of
80 years.
As a ch ild , M r. Hokanson
m oved to the U nited States w ith
his parents to liv e in M in ­
nesota. D u rin g the w orking
years o f his life he live d in
C anada,
C a lifo r n ia ,
and
W a s h in g to n w h e re he was
em ployed in the logging in ­
d u stry In the e a rly 1950’s he
m oved to Oregon to m ake his
hom e near Sandy. The past 9
years he had been disabled due
to an in ju ry resu ltin g from a
fa ll He attended the Sandy
Assem bly o f God Church.
F u n e ra l Services were held
M onday, M arch 21, in the
chapel o f Sandy F uneral Home.
Rev. John Shaw, officia ted.
B u ria l was at F ir h ill M em orial
C em etery. Sandy
Ruby H a rm o n
Ruby M ay Harm on. Rt 1 B ox]
183, E ag le Creek, died M a rc h ]
18, at the age o f 55 years. She]
was born in O klahom a w h ere |
she g re w to womanhood
On Oct 8, 1932 in Anadarco,
O k la she m a r r ie d H o ra c e l
E w e ll Harm on M r and Mrs.
H a rm o n
m oved
to
th e |
G resha m -P ortla nd area in 1923.
In 1933 they m oved to the Eagle
Creek co m m u n ity to n,ake|
t h e ir h o m e . She was
housewife a ll her life She lo ve d |
to fish and te x tile paint Shel
one son, Jack H arm on of
T ig a r d
T h e re a re th r e e ]
g ra nd childre n, one bro th e r a n d f
sister
D ew ard T h e tfo rd o f]
Y elm , Wash and M rs A lic e ]
F ishe r of P o rtla n d There a re ]
a lso
s e v e ra l
nie ce s
and|
nephews, p lu s h e r m other. M rs
M in nie T h e tfo rd of Gresham
S e r v ic e s
w e re
M on da y,
M a r c h 23, in the Chapel of the |
C a rro ll F une ral Home. Inc..
G resham , w ith in te rm en t in the |
F o re s t
Lawn
C e m e te ry ,
Gresham
Receipts from Other School Districts
3.3,36.00
T lanifera from Other Funds
A p ril 12
O f the reported h a lf m illio n
a rd en t collecto rs of fr u it ja rs in
the co u n try today, as m an y as
possible crow ded in to M e rtie
Stevens' Guest House re ce n tly
to hear a ll about th e ir fa v o rite
hobby fro m M rs. Nadiene M ilin
at the M a rch m ee ting o f the
C lackam as County H is to ric a l
Society. M rs. M ilin lives in
West L in n and is a m em ber of
the Society.
The next m eeting of the
C lackam as County H isto rica l
Society w ill be A p ril 12, and the
p ro gra m w ill be announced in
the newspaper p rio r to that
tim e.
289.534.QQ
Revenue from Federal So un
m e e t set
tau ght te x tile pa in tin g at th e ,
G resham Coop
S u rv iv in g are her husband.
Horace F of Eagle Creek; an d]
CARPET
8 0 ,2 7 4 .0 0
S oc/efy
il « iti miss
E lizab eth S tab les
70*“'71
117,633.68
525,734.00
389,663,00.
Total Budget Resources E icept T a i To Be Levied
District T a i Received in Yeai Levied
District T a i Required T o Balance Budget
915,397.00
T O T A L B U D G E T RESOU RCES
M il 111
471.907.00
» « « 1 1 X
462.Q54.QQ
1111
933.961.00
H IS T O R IC A L D A TA
Actual
Second Yaar
68 ’■'-7?,", 69
27,893.13
3.104.10
435,596,55
17.828.41
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—
- _ .
.
149.73
25.439.81
¿0.108.00
29.407.06-
17.569.69
1.409.60
First Yaar
69
70
23.130.25
2^26,08
502.908.14
24.631.95
294.18
28.903.20
Budget
70 'i r 71
25.475.00
3.925.00
549.292.00
25.900.00
Currant
-¿00.00—
31.700.00
3iù*44.Q9 .. 40.347.00
ia.039.23
,2.4.250.00
. 14.Q 63.82~
_ .55.517.ZS. - -70.756.74
14.200.00
9 4 .0 2 3 .0 0
12,217.21
7.700.00
, 16,298.39
668.50
4.000.00
279.50
.. - -
30c<00
1.020.00 - 1.020.00
1.020.00
_
199.66
100.00
------ --
r----------
___5.443.57
___ 4.711.32 ___3.558.33 -
5.000.00
________
____________
________
____________
— - -
—
6.900.00
15.120.03
20.000.00
794*333*32
689.153.44
889<397.00
117.633.68 —143^502,83
26.000.00
806.7S7.i2 937.836715
915.397.00
B U D G E T R E Q U IR E M E N T S
(4)
PropoMd
B U D G E T FOR E N S U IN G YE AR
Adopted
Do Not Publish
This Column
Do Not P u b lic
Thia Column
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Administration— Salaries and Wages
—Other
Instruction— Salaries and Wages
—Other
Attendance Services— Salaries and Wages
—Other
Health Services— Salaries and Wages
3-100-00
■
—Other
Pupil Transportation Services—Salaries and Wages
—Other
Operation of Plant—Salaries and Wages
—Other
Maintenance of Plant— Salaries and Wages
25li45n.no
\
5 0 0 .0 0
—Other
Fixed Charges
Food Services—Salaries and Wages
—Other - D e f i c i t
Student Body Activities— Salaries and Wages
— Other
Community Services— Salaries and Wages
—Other
Capital Outlay—Sites
— Buildings
— Interest
Payments to Other School Districts
Operating Contingency
Transfers to Other Funds
gw i mini n g
2.500.00
5.000.00
Pool
T O T A L E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S
Unappropriated Balance
T O T A L B U D G E T R E Q U IR E M E N T S
BUDG ET SUMMARY
O TH ER FUNDS
4.700.00
100.00
— Equipment
Debt Service— Principal
." L -U -U -----1
18.000.00
907.961.00
26.000.00
933.961,00
District No. J*6__
C la c k a m a s
July l, i>—2X- io jmbb h ,