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Citizens continue Sandy planning
PETE SUl.ZBACII chairman of this year’s Kiwanis
Christmas basket project piles some of the presents into
his “sleigh." Sulzbach stated the Kiwanis expect to help
over HO needy families have a happy Christmas this year
through the annual project.
(Post Photo)
Firwood committee
works on planning
The meeting of the Firwood
area planning commission was
called to o rd e r by Duane
Knaoo, alternate deletate, on
Dec. 13.
Elected to replace Rosemary
Woltring as delegate was Mrs
Robert Blunt.
Duane Knapp and Col.
Robert Blunt were nominated
to be alternate delegates.
The three m ajor jobs of the
committee were explained and
discussed:
1. A study of the existing use
of the land within the boun­
daries of the area
2. Mapping of the existing use
of the land
3. A study of what the land-
owners and residents of the
area would like to see happen to
their area in the future.
The deadline for the final
mapping of the existing use of
the land is Feb. 1, 1974. The
dpadline for the final proposal
fo the future land use is June 1,
1974.
It was suggested each neigh­
borhood area meet together
-try to work out some
’tproposals for future use and to
coatact a ll residents and land-
owners in their immediate
area The area was divided into
these sub-areas:
Dover-Bear Creek - Loren
Ricks, John Stewart and Anna
Horter w ill work as a nucleus in
that area.
Hillcrest- John Engle and
Mary-Elizabeth Blunt w ill work
in that area.
Firwood Road- John Ordiel,
Phil Cousins, Mrs. Schenck,
and Charles L. Haddox w ill
work in that area.
C herryville - Dave M ills, Jim
Bostick, M r. Tuscher, Jim
Emerson w ill work in that area.
Other residents wishing to
assist these persons are
welcome to contact them for
Richard M Thomas, Rt. 3,
Box 4988. Sandy is a recent
graduate of Colorado State
University.
Thomas received a masters
degree at the end of fall term
B ike ta k e n
with Santa and hi»
reindeer to bring you
happy holiday wi»he«.
FRO M A L L OF
US A T
CEDAR PLAZA
SANDY, ORE.
A bike, owned by Irene
Phyllis Kidd, was stolen bet­
ween Dec 3 and Dec. 8, from
the patio of her apartment at
1999 NE Division No. 31, ac­
cording to police reports The
bike was valued at $40
V a n d a ls h it
Five windows valued at $75
were shot out in a house under
construction at 648 SE 217th
Ave., between Dec. 14 and 17,
according to sheriff's reports
a committee to research this
proposal Named were Judy
Berger, Ken Buss, Dr. V. J.
Keating, Wally Hewitt and
Barbara LeRoy.
Three topics discussed at this
m eeting
were
projected
freeways, future park locations
and the C olum bia Region
Association of Governments
(CRAG).
The committee also set a
deadline of the Jan. 22 meeting
to have a questionnaire and the
map plotting completed
Reynolds income will go up
Reynolds Metals Company’s
1973 net income w ill be in­
creased approximately $10.5
m illion or 60 cents per common
share by in itia l paym ents
received from Texaco, Inc. for
coal properties in Wyoming, R.
S Reynolds, Jr. chairman and
president, has announced
At the same time, Reynolds
announced a rescheduling of
the company’s bank debt.
He said that Reynolds Metals
received a $15 m illion payment
from Texaco last Friday upon
transfer of the property, and
w ill receive an additional $10
m illion on March 13, 1974. Both
payments, he said, w ill be
included in the company’s 1973
results.
FRESH
Under its agreement with
Texaco, Inc., Reynolds also is
to receive a royalty based on
production of coal as it is mined
with provision for a minimum
advance royalty of $12 m illion
per year for the next 10 years,
beginning in 1974
Reynolds is retaining land,
C h a in saw
coal and w a te r rig h ts in
Wyoming sufficient to provide
fo r fu tu re m an ufa ctu rin g
operations.
Reynolds said the company
has arranged to reschedule,
over an eight-year period, $115
m illion of bank debt previously
due over the next three years.
r e p a ir class
Chain Saw Maintenance and
Repair is the topic of a Class to
be taught W inter Quarter at
C la c k a m a s
C o m m u n ity
College.
The class is designed for
persons working in the logging
industry or others working on
farms, in construction, and in
chain saw repair shops The
class w ill be taught Tuesday
nights beginning Jan 8, from 7
to 10 p.m. in Barlow Hall, room
161A.
The class w ill cover basic
chain saw types, carburetion,
air systems, ignition systems,
starter assemblies, oil systems.
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Ground has been broken for a
new $200,000 banking facility to
serve the com m unity of
Damascus
in
Clackam as
County by F irs t State Bank of
Oregon.
The structure w ill be the first
financial outlet in the com­
munity.
Prime contractor for the
project, which is expected to be
___ ______ by
__ May, is H and H
completed
C onstruction Co., T ig a rd ,
Architect is WE Group of
Portland.
The bank is being built in the
Damascus Square complex at
the intersection of Foster Road
and Highway 212.
The fa cility w ill be F irst
S tate ’s
fifth
o utle t
in (
Clackamas County and 16th in
the FSB banking system.
Thomas g rad u ate s
gave a report of the last
executive committee meeting
Following the report, the
group listened to a discussion
on the proposed neighborhood
committees to help in county
planning. (See story page 1 of
this week’s Post.)
The Sandy committee named
Pay Utility Bills Here — Northwest Gas — PGE — General Telephone — Rockwood Water
Bank
begins in
Damascus!
A Boring man was in good
condition at Portland Adventist
H o s p ita l
W ednesday,
reco vering
fro m
in ju rie s
suffered in a one car crash
Saturday morning
Clifford B. Vilhauer, 44, Rt. 1
Box 470, was driving north­
bound on SE 82nd Avenue when
he apparently lost control of the
vehicle, crossed the roadway
and hit a parked trailer home
Vilhauer’s son, Alan, 13, was
a passenger in the car and was
also treated for injuries.
< W e 'rt foaming up
Citizens are busy at work
helping develop a com ­
prehensive land use study of
the Boring-Sandy area
The Sandy area committee
one of eight local committees,
held a meeting last week and
have slated the next meeting
for Jan. 22, 7:30 p.m. at Sandy
High School room 48.
At the Dec. 11 meeting, over
30 persons attended and it was
reported 60 persons were on the
regular m ailing list of the
Sandy committee The com­
mittee also has 14 meeting
notice listing places to help
advertise the meetings and to
encourage public input.
Reports were heard from the
satellite committee chairmen
John Engdall, Wally Hewitt,
Ron W atts and B arbara
Boswell. These people are
heading up the map plotting of
the Sandy area.
Mrs. Boswell indicated at this
meeting she would have to
resign as committee chairman,
but would remain as an active
committee member.
Judy Berger and Ken Buss
the executive com m itte e
members from the Sandy area
additional information.
Questionnaires were passed
out to the members present
who were asked to distribute
them in their neighborhoods.
The questionnaire was ex­
plained as having three parts.
1 What is on your land now —
how is it being used.
2. What proposals for future
use do you have—How would
you like to see it used in the
future.
3. What would you like your
neighborhood to be like in the
future.
There is space on the back for
each landowner or resident to
map out the existing use of the
property.
D u rin g
the
evening,
discussions covered zone
changes, a suggestion to hire
independent firm to assist us,
and the important fact that if
we don’t do the planning the
state w ill do it for us.
The next meeting for the
Firwood area planning com­
mittee w ill be Jan. 3, at the high
school.
Crash
victim
recovering
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