8 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., May 13, 1971 (Sec. 2)
Sandy high school honor roll
Sandy Union High School has
announced its students who
achieved H ighest Honors
during this 2nd 5 week period of
this sem ester In order to be
named to the highest honors, a
student must be carrying at
le a st 5 c re d its and have
achieved a grade point of 3 80
or higher
Seniors
Kari Bergeson, Steve Buhler,
Dan O’Dell, Kathy Roper,
Nancy VanEnde, Suzi Morgan.
Juniors
Stanley B uhler, Nancy
H edden, Debbi H errington,
Je a n in e K oester, L aurie
Samsel, Deborah Schneider.
Anderson, Lorraine Bigelow.
Gary Boswell, Gayle Claus,
Mark T. Dahl, Mallory Darr,
Michael Dyal.
Candace Eichelberg, Mavis
A. Fischer, Julie Fleischman,
Debra Gunderman, Heather
H arper, Ja n H azelw ander,
Mary Jane Headley, Richard
Hossner.
Teresa Jam es. Laura Kirk
wood. Kathy Kissner, Judy
Koch, Nola Lam ke, Rod
Liepold, Shirlee J. Martin,
Patsy McCulloch, Ruth Reek-
man, Lauralynn Schenk, Debra
Smith, Chloe U pdegrave,
Deborah W illiam s, L arry
Wolfe, Linda Woody, and
Rosanne Scheel.
and Rick Zimmerman.
Sophomores
Doug Blaisdell, R andall
Bryant, Robin Carey, Vickie
Cyphers, Pat L Dyal, Byron
Edm onds, Julianne Fox,
Richard Gay, Greg Grokett,
Debbie Gunderson.
Linda Hoogs, C harlene
Hottman, Herbert Jones, Kathy
Keller, Winnie Lekberg, Jay
Miller, Randy Moody, Karen
Moon, Jennifer O ldenburg,
Ralph Peterson, Rodney Set-
terlund. Wayne Stone, Daniel
Thompson,
and
Dianne
Williams.
Freshmen
Trails open, fire season starts
Campground maintenance of
the Forest Service are making
some headway; campgrounds
open with water on now include
Camp Creek. Tollgate, Riley
and McNeil. Green Canyon is
open, but as yet does not have
water on.
With all the warm weather
the snow level is rising and
opening up a few more miles of
trail. Still Creek and Flag
Mountain Trails are now open,
along with about 5 or 6 miles of
Salm on R iver T rail. The
Ramona Falls Loop will not be
open until after May 15. The
snow should be about gone by
then.
Since the weather is warming
and m any people will be
wanting to do some burning,
especially
am ong
our
re c re atio n residence p e r­
mittees, we would like to give
you a bit of information about
burning permits in the area.
Lori Anderson, L auranne
Gibbons, Roger H arrison,
Sophomores
SEVERAL STUDENTS at Sandy high school who made
Juniors
Ronald Hewitt, Carol Hoeth,
G regory B ender, Bruce
highest honors posed for the camera this week. To make
Sharon B eatty, Bonnie M elanie
Leroy,
H arry
B radshaw , C arole Hoffarth,
highest honors a student must earn a grade average of
Bourn, Beverly Case, Debra Nicholson, Gary Shutes, Danny
Anita Watkins.
3.JM) or higher during the grading period and carry at least
Coates, Susan Copper, Leona Turin, and Daniel York.
Freshmen
five credit courses.
Casey Carm ony,
Keith Enz, Rebecca Flath, Bonnie
Johnson, Gail Kary, Michael
Jensen.
Those students making the Leary.
Steve Lindsey, Sally Lymp,
Honor Roll, which includes all
This week, the Oregon senate. Roosa was the Apollo 14
students carrying 5 credits and Susan Major, Donna Merten,
Bill 1048 seems to be ‘unifor­ m uzzleloaders
and
han-
achieving a grade point of 3.25 Dianne N am hie, C hristine Legislature was highlighted by astronaut that orbitted the mity’ in that it would bring dloaders.
Neunfeldt, Raymond Perkins, two distinguished v isitors, moon while his two companions about a uniform code for new
thru 3.79 includes
The
bill
still
m akes
Barbara Porter, Nancy Root, major decisions in both Houses walked on the lunar surface. construction in Oregon.
Seniors
possession of such explosives
and
signigicant
com
m
ittee
Christine Aeppli, Kimberley Nancy Shutes, Don C. Williams
The Senate passed House Bill
The Oregon House, this week, as dynamite and nitroglycerin
action on key pieces of 1239 which was passed earlier
also approved House Bill 1112— illegal without a permit from
legislation.
by the House. The bill would do
O regon’s and th e U nited away with the doctrine that termed the ‘explosives bill’. the State Fire Marshall. A
States representative to the there is fault in divorce cases The once controversial bill person would have to be 18
table tennis tournament in and would allow divorce when dealt with the regulation and years of age to get a permit and
China visited the Oregon it can be shown that there are sale and use of explosives. The would not have been convicted
Legislature this week. Miss irreconcilable differences that most controversial sections of of a violent crime in order to be
Johnny Sez
FARM TRACTOR CO.
Judy Bochinski, the 15-year-old lead to a breakdown in a the bill were eliminated, those able to purchase the explosives.
A person convicted of such a
Eugene sophomore, visited the marriage. This law is similar to dealing with black powder and
smokeless powder used by crime would be eligible for a
- BUYING? -
House
and
Senate
and
played
a
one in effect in Iowa and
See Us for New
permit only after he had been
- SELLING? -
game of table tennis with C alifornia elim inating the
Jacuzzi Pumps and
released
seven years from
Repairs on All Makes
-T R A D IN G ? -
G overnor Tom M cCall. As requirement that one party in a
prison or parole. The permit
of Pumps.
could be expected, Judy firmly ! divorce be proven at fault on
would be a lifetime permit,
24-Hour Phone Service
and soundly d efeated the | one or several grounds such as
good until revoked.
when calling Johnny
Governor.
adultery or cruelty.
The Oregon House has also
Loop Hwy. & Boring Road
On the following day, Apollo
665-3491
with
The Senate has also approved
voted to expand the Depart­
Gresham, Oregon
14 astronaut, Stewart Roosa, i a teacher tenure bill in the
ment of Commerce and create
Telephone: 66 3-43 53
visited the Capitol and Senate Education Committee.
JJ. WALKER
a Consumer Services Division.
presented G overnor McCall It now goes to the Senate for
288 5045
The present consumer services
with an Oregon flag which had discussion and debate this next
A community drop-in center activity is a part of the
4 9 5 0 N.E. Union Portland
been
taken
to
the
moon.
He
also
CHECK THE CLASSIFIEDS
week An important change in has been located at 343 W. E xecutive D epartm ent. The
spoke to
I both the house and the the bill is the establishment and Powell by the People’s Action bill sets it up as a Division in
evaluation record for every Forum.
the Department of Commerce
public school te a c h e r in
The name of the house is and also provides for a Con­
Oregon.
‘The Place” and is a project of sumer Advisory Council.
Nothing in the file will be kept Multnomah County Community
secret from the teacher and his Action Agency headed by Ira
S tud en ts visit
reply or reactio n to the Blalock.
evaluation will automatically
Mary McGraw, community
c o u n ty office
become part of the file itself. organizer for Action Agency in
Secondly, every teacher, in Gresham, invites everyone to
For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-4448
The eighth graders at Cottrell
what are now tenure districts, drop in and look the place over
G rade School visited the
will have the right to a fair and join in its activities.
Clackamas County jail and
hearing before dismissal in as
CONCRETE READY M IX
The Place will be open daily
NURSING HOMES
juvenile
court facility on May 6.
short a time as possible.
Monday through Friday from 9
Loving Care for the Aged & Convalescent
They were shown the security
MT. HOOD READY MIX
After a teacher learns that he a m to 5 p.m. the phone
and work programs which are
ORCHARD CREST
is dismissed, his case can be number is 666-5619.
Ready M ix Concrete Crushed
available
to the inmates.
NURSING HOME
reviewed by a professional
Mrs. McGraw said there was
Rock * Sand and Gravel
Following th e ir visit the
24 Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and
review
committee.
If
the
school
need
of
donations
of
furniture,
Phone 668 6515
bed patients. Physicians on call.
board still votes for dismissal, I pictures, games and hobby students were treated to lunch
by the county.
cco cooc
One Mile South of Sandy
Plant located at Firwood Junction
the teacher can appeal the materials.
668 6336
on Bornstedt Road
decision to a newly created
CONSTRUCTION
"
panel, four persons appointed
PHYSICIANS
by the Governor, known as the
Hood-Land Construction Co.
Fair Dismissal Appeals Board.
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
Backhoe Ditching - Top Soil Sand and Gravel
If the bill would pass, it would
Physician
and
Surgeon
Fill D irt - Clearing - Road Building
take effect immediately. Fair
Office Hours: 9 A .M . to 6 P.M.
Phone 6 2 2 3151
dismissal procedures would be
Daily except Wed., Sun. Sat. 9-1 P.M.
W (Bill) Steinbarger
Wemme, Oregon 97067
extended to all public school
668 4117
M E D IC A L BLO G ., S A N D Y
districts in the state on July 1 of
1973.
DEPARTMENT STORE
OPTOMETRIST
In the Senate State and
Federal Affairs Committee, the
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
D epartm ent
of
Human
OPEN
O P TO M E T R IS T
I Resources bill has been ap-
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 :3 0 p.m. Daily
] proved. The bill was passed by
Closed Thursday and Sunday
668-4 144
the House but th e Seante
114 W. Proctor
668-4313
a ro « «
committee has made some
Across from Trail Plaza
Sandy
extensive amendments. It will
i now be returned to the lower
FUNERAL HOMES
PLUMBING
chamber if it gains Senate
I approval.
SANDY FUNERAL HOME
The newly created Depart­
BENSHOOF
ment of Human Resources
303 Pleasant St.
Plumbing & Heating
would combine the present
Sandy, Oregon
Sales, Service, Installation
D i v i s i o n 's V o c a t i o n a l
Ken Hallgren. Owner
6 6 8 60 15
Sandy
R e h a b ilita tio n ,
W elfare,
668 4993
Employment, Corrections and
FURNACES
Mental Health, along with the
REFRIGERATION
program on aging and the State
Economic Opportunity office.
Mattson's Heating & Appliance
RAY & ANN'S COUNTRY STORE
SALES - S ER V IC E A N D IN S T A L L A T IO N
As passed by the House, the
New & Used Appliances 8> Refrigeration
WE G U A R A N T E E O U R W ORK
bill also included the Blind
G U A R A N T E E D S ER V IC E
Commission, but this was
The Shannons
668 4804
Bus 637 3 0 4 5
TREE E STIM A TES
Rt. 3 Box 54 2
Bluff Road between
dropped by the Senate com­
E A G LE CREEK, O R E G O N
Sandy. Ore.
Sandy 8i Orient
mittee.
In the House Committee on
INTERIORS
State and Federal Affairs, two
ROOFING
significant pieces of legislation
GREGG S INTERIORS
were sent to the House floor this
week. House Bill 1057 which
Rugs Wallpapers Paints. Rug
would create a new Depart­
Shampooing 8t Upholstering
ment of Natural Resources is
(Located in Trail Plaza)
another par, of the government
108 Cherry St.
668-5151
reorganization taking place in
the session this year.
LOCKSMITH
House Bill 1057 would com­
SAND and GRAVEL
B O N D ED
bine the S tate Board of
Locks Opened
Combinations Changed
Forestry and Water Resources
ROCK CREEK SAND
Board, the Soil and Water
Keys Made to Code
AND GRAVEL
Conservation Board, the State
Department of Geology and
Crushed Rock, Fill and Top Soil
Firwood Road
Thurs. Noon to 9 P .M ., Fri. 10-9, Sat.
V IR G D IB B LE
Rt 2. Box 1524
Mineral Industries and the
Phone 6 6 8 4 750
658 3138
Sandy. Ora. 97055
State Fish and Game Com­
mission
NURSING HOMES
SURVEYOR
House Bill 1048 which was
also approved this week and
BAUNACH
MARX & CHASE
sen, to the House floor is
Home for the Aged
designed ,o provide a single
Registered
Land
Surveyor
Veterans Social Security Welfare
code for new construction in
Registered Land Surveyor. Surveying, Mapping
Grec ju s Living on Lim ited Income
Subdivisions Office located at . . .
Oregon, thus controlling
Fine Food
construction
costs, permitting
225 E. Burnside Ext.
Gresham
668 6190
mass production and enhancing
the adoption of new materials
REAL ESTATE
and building technology
Oregon has a state plumbing
M c G uire nursing home
Cabina
May We
Lots
code ad m inistered by the
SHI
You,
668 4633
Homes
Board of Health and an elec­
Property?
Ac reagì
H o m i for invalids, convalescent patients
trical code administered by the
and those needing nursing care.
Bureau of Labor Both are
Offices et Wamme & Brightwood
supplem ented
by
local
Martha C. McGuire, R.N.
Phone 622 3111 or 622 3112
jurisdiction, thus they vary
greatly The key word in House
Education bill passes Senate
B urning p erm its will be
issued with a 3-day limitation.
Permittees must check with the
Ranger Station to see if it is a
burning day. We generally
have this information by 8:15
a.m.
We are into fire season No
fires must be allowed to burn
unattended. Fires may not burn
deep but they will travel
through light fuels and could
spot against the structures in
the area. We have had 4 such
fires in the last 2 weeks.
Yard cleanup and burning
should be accomplished before
the early summer months bring
dry weather and send the fire
danger soaring.
Stereo gone
Gresham police records show
that a stereo was stolen from a
car owned by William Heber,
student at Mt. Hood CC, while
parked on campus The value
was placed at $129. The car was
said to be locked.
Damascus
4-H clubs
date sale
Members of the Damascus 4-
H clubs are busy gathering
rum m age sale item s and
various a rtic le s of horse
equipm ent for a combined
rummage sale and tack sale to
be held at the Boring Fire Hall
Saturday. May 15 from 9 a.m.
till 6 p.m.
Mrs. Bill McCamman, leader
of the Damascus Wranglers
horse club, is in charge of the
horse
equipm ent
and
m iscellaneous tack. Anyone
interested in selling horse
equipment may contact Mrs
McCamman at 658-3445.
Mrs. Dee Wescott is in charge
of the rummage sale,
Proceeds of the sale will go
toward paying for campships
for 4-H members who attend
Camp Colton this summer.
T
SANDY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Drop-in
center
opened
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
WITH MOWER PROBLEMS
Let us help uncover
your problem
Y e a g e r E q u ip m e n t Co.
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sandy
6 6 8 -4 7 2 7
edar Plaza
THIS
WEEK-END
AT THE
THIS SPACE
FOR RENT
6 6 8 -4 4 4 8
Gresham M a ll
■Come See And Compare
Local Camper and Trailer Dealers Participating
and Displaying their Many Different Recreational
Campers and Travel Trailers...May 13 thru 16
10-6, Sunday Noon to 5 P.M.
INSIDE THE MALL
Special Displays Dy Larry's Sport Center
Tents, Scuba Gear, Golf Equipment, Camping
Accessories, Hirsch-Weis, White Stag, Thermos,
Ore. Freeze-Dry, Kangaroo Kitchen, and More
SEE filRLS IN BIKINIS S1TURBEÎ 1 - 4 S,ox,wad b, Reti«» tilt,
ALL THIS AND MORE AT THE MALL