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rhunk, June 7, 1973 (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 7 DEQ rule threatens closure of Reynolds Proposed stan d ard * for fluoride emissions could close the Reynolds M etals Troutdale plant. D ia rm u id F O 'S cannlain, director, Department of En v iron mental Quality (D E Q ), has proposed that the emis sion standard be set at one pound per ton of aluminum produced A company spokesman said these standards could not be met Emission now at Troutdale is 10 pounds per ton The federal Environmental Protection Agency (E P A ) ia considering setting the stan dard at two pounds per ton The DEQ director has set a meeting for June 29 with the a lu m in u m c o m p a n ie s operating in the state to con sider his proposal Harry Helton, manager of the Troutdale plant, said that the DEQ proposed standard could not be met under present technology In a statement to The Outlook he said, “ We have had many meetings with staff members of the D EQ for the last several Volunteers slate station painting The Sandy R u ral F ire District fire hall in Sandy will take on a new look this weekend when the volunteers put the brush to the building Last weekend o ver 20 volunteers got together for a breakfast and work party They prepared the building for the p ain ting p a rty slated for Sunday Each of the volunteers worked for about six hours last week preparing the building for its new coat of paint, according to a spokesman for the volunteers All the labor is being donated and the fire district is supplying the paint This project had been planned for late this year, but the volunteers are in the “Centennial Spirit" and want the job completed as soon as passible The volunteer organization has also paid to have the p arkin g lot at the station repaired The volunteers paid to have the job completed now and the distnct will return the funds to the volunteer organization when the distnct has funds available months and we have con s ile n tly pointed out that new standards would have to be based on available technology “ The proposed emission standards made public by the I department simply cannot be met ’’ varieties of plant life, 11 ponds, age Oregonians and all the species of wildlife will attend the first Wildlife native to the Willamette Valley, Conservation Youth Camp June Myers said 11-16 at the 4-H Education Workshops will be ta i< h t by Center near Salem, according staff members of the Oregon to H Joe Myers, assistant state State Game Commission, the Extension director at Oregon fJSL' Extension Service and the State University Department of Fisheries and The camp will provide young Wildlife at OSU people an opportunity to better Subjects covered will include understand the ecological food chains in aquatic en importance of wildlife, and v ir o n m e n ts , h a b ita t proper management of their requirements for upland birds, h a b ita t S e v e n ty -fiv e fishery management of the youngsters have been selected Willamette River system, and for the camp Representing blacktail deer management C lackam as County w ill be The camp is being sponsored D w ight Johnson, Gladstone. by the Oregon W ild life Johnson is being sponsored by F e d e ra tio n and the Isaac Milwaukie Rod and Gun Club The 720 acre 4 H Education Walton League in cooperation with the OSU Extension Service Center is eight miles northwest and the Oregon State Game of Salem It has hundreds of Commission school T he S, FABRIC CENTER invites you to m ake your new S W IM S U IT S w im Fabrics - Patterns A ccessories and C lasses B eginning June 18th. C o m e in and sign up Today! _ _ _ B IK IN IS , A N Y O N E ? lARntoUlCASI 13 W. Proctor, Sandy, Oregon Next to Theater - Phone 668 5350 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 6, Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 Names of 1.600 students have been announced as 1973 Oregon Scholars by the State Scholarship Commission Students earning this honor are selected from all high schools in Oregon on the basis of their outstanding academic achievement Students from Sandy high school selected as Oregon Scholars are Karyn Moon Sonja Rae Fnberg, Patricia Ann D a v e n p o rt, Debbie Gunderson. D ebra Belcher, Gregory Bender, Janet Leary. C arole H o ffa rth and A nita Wadkins Purpose of th e Oregon Scholars award is to give recognition to the academic attainments of students who have excelled in high school, whether or not they have financial need which qualified them for state scholarships The group chosen as Oregon Scholars were selected from the 1973 graduating classes of Oregon high schools totaling approximately 35,000. Each re c ip ie n t w ill be presented w ith an Oregon Scholar c e rtific a te by the commission In addition, Gov. Tom McCall and School Supt Dale Parnell will send letters of tribute to the Oregon Scholars of each high school Most high schools also will incorporate Oregon Scholar aw ard presentations into th e ir graduation ceremonies M a Benderà RASPBERRY RED-EYE from Oregon—Amadea's Luabaal Berrytand this year The service needs and requests to the club have been very extensive ’’ Nicholls told the Post, "our Sandy Club is s tric tly a service org anization We don't maintain any property or club house and we strive to fill the areas in our community where there is a real need ” | The 1973 Fly-in Breakfast will be staged around the Sandy 1 C entennial Year Them e Posters will be sent to many airports in Washington and Oregon inviting pilots to 'Fly- in' to the Sandy Centennial Year Breakfast Last year over 45 visiting aircraft were signed in by the Greeters Committee mittee Sandy seniors honored by Ore. First Wildlife youth camp slated Scholar award H ig h % Kiwanis fly-in has Centennial theme The 16th annual Sandy Kiwanis Fly-in Breakfast will be held at R ic h ’s A irp o rt Sunday, July is Sandy Kiwanis m em bers a re now m aking plans for lots of food, fun, and entertainment surprises The Fly-in is the biggest fund raising event of the year The funds denved from the event go for the support of the Mt Hood Kiwanis Cnppled Children's Camp, aid to needy persons and families, scholarships. Sandy area C hristm as Basket d e liv e ry and m any other charitable programs D a le N ich olls, K iw an is president, said; "W e are hoping for a record attendance M a Bender Celebrating H er 6 th A n n iv e rs a r W ith An . Produced 4 BottM by OK. BONDED WMKRV NO 44 PIONEER HOMESTEAD W INERY inc. NATURALLY FERMENTÌO RASPBERRY WINE AlCOHOt 1 2 % BY VOLUME RT. 2 BOX 1610 SANDY, OREGON Sunday June 10th From 12 to 7 P.M Fire department has busy week Although the Sandy Eire Department had eleven calls for the week of May 29 through June 5, none of them was a m ajor fire in the district Three first aid calls were reported, along with two mutual assists, two car fires, and one each false alarm , smoke scare, car fire, auto accident plus another accident Friday. May 29. the depart ment responded to a car fire in the parking lot of the Sandy Rexall Drug Store The car, owned by Mrs Justice of Box ■ 142, Boring, had the fire in the engine compartment The same day, the Boring F ire D e p a rtm e n t requested mutual aid for a large bam fire on Highway 224 in Eagle Creek. The bam was destroyed. An alarm was turned in by Sandy High School. Thursday, May 31, which proved to be false The same day, first aid was given to Mrs Evans, Rt 1 Box 390. Sandy Oxygen was ad ministered for a breathing problem Another first aid call was answered Sunday, June 3, at the Sladky residence. 303 E Sandy Heights M r Sladky, who appeared to be suffereing a heart attack, was transported to Gresham Hospital by the Sandy Ambulance The Sandy F ire Department answered a third first aid call at the Reusser residence. Rt 2, Box 1717D, Sandy M rs Reusser, who had passed out. was given oxygen. M a B en d er stands beside one of the 8 new 3 ,0 0 0 G a llo n S to rag e Tanks... C o m e V is it O r e g o n 's S e c o n d L a r g e s t W in e r y HOMESTEAD ★ F r e e R e fre s h m e n ts F r e e to u rs o f th e w in e r y L iv e m usic The same day, a call was answered for a smoke scare at the Mel Lamb residence at 40B Hood Street Also on June 3, a fire was reported in a car owned by M r Holtman, Rt 1, Box 1373, in Cherryville, when the hood rolled over a bank a n d t h e motor burst into flames The To get to the winery take the Estacada Highway from Sandy, turn off at the Barnstedt Rd. Continue on Barnstedt for miles, watch for sign. RED RASPBERRY w NE NAT ij R ALL* alcohol i t « by yolumi RT 1 BOX I t i o R E R M E N T fO o a t sohoio e a c a v no f SANOY. ORtOON
