Thur«., Feb 21, 1974 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 11
Forest owners granted reprieve
Sen. E iv e rs . d ire c to r John
State Sen George Eivers
The department ruled that Lobdell reviewed the rule and
announced today that owners of forest tracts of less than io found th a t data was not
small forest tracts have been acres could not continued to be
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taxed under the lower forest
land values. The decision
spelled higher tax bills next fall
for over 3,000 western Oregon
BEER DEMAND VP
taxpayers. In addition, it would
The U S. beer m arket grows
have required assessors to add
about four per cent a year,
back taxes covering a five
according to industry figures
year period At the request of
The 131.8 m illion barrels of
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beer and ale (31 gallons to the
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only
skin deep, but
barrel) produced in 1972 was
expected to be topped by 137 it's a valuable asset if you're
poor and haven’t any sense —
m illion barrels in 1973.
Kin Hubbard
granted a reprieve from a
ruling of the Department of
Revenue
665-4335
EFFICIENTLY BY COURTEOUS, FRIENDLY, TRAINED PEOPLE
available to support the 10-acre
minimum Lobdell indicated he
would order hearings to be held
prior to the adoption of a new
rule The net result is that land
now under
a forest land
designation w ill re ta in its
classification on next year’s tax
roll.
Any new ru le adopted
probably could not take effect
prior to 1975 and would be
subject to review by the regular
legislative session.
Clackamas county
feels fuel pinch
“ We're in trouble,’’ said John
M cIntyre last week concerning
the energy crisis and fuel pinch
in Clackamas County M cIn
tyre is the county's director of
public works
M cIntyre was referring to the
new federal directive which
allows allocation of only 72 per
cent of the gasoline received by
the county in 1972
To complicate the m atter, the
directive also switched fuel
suppliers from 1973 to 1972
contractors
"This required Standard Oil
to drop us and for Shell Oil to
become our supplier for 1974,’’
McIntyre said
The result of this county gas
shortage is being felt now as
m otorists sw erve to m iss
potholes and broken pavement
on county maintained roads
“ We have over 100 miles of
roads that need repair due to
recent frosts, but we can’t send
crews out because we'd run out
of gas in two or three days. We
consider the condition a hazard
to the public and are appealing
to the good sense of the people
in Washington to do something
about it,” stated M cIntyre.
He said many pictures of the
road conditions would be sent to
W ashington to support an
appeal for a higher allocation of
fuel.
M cIntyre said if the “ energy
czar” doesn't help, he didn't
know what the county could do
to remedy the situation
Concerning compensation for
use of private vehicles for
county business, M cIntyre said
he would gladly accept 16 cents
per mile for d riving his own car
rather than receive the present
$200 per month, if overtime
were paid for after-hours ac
tivities
According to M cIntyre, flat
rates were recommended by
the county E n erg y P o lic y
C om m ittee only fo r those
county employes receiving no
com pensation
beyond
a
straight salary
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Board members of the Mt.
View Women’s 9-hole club met
recently to plan their 1974
season, which w ill begin at 9
a m March 5. The day w ill
begin with coffee and rolls and
a greeting of new members.
Other plans include a lun
cheon on opening day, May 7,
exchange meets with several
P o rtla n d g o lf clubs, to u r
naments, a pot-luck picnic and
the annual Christmas party.
Vada Busby presided at the
meeting which was attended by
D elores
J a rre tt,
vice-
p re sid e nt; C h a rlo tte Kogle,
secretary-treasurer;
Claudia
Courtain, handicap chairman;
Joyce Case and Lou Chianello,
hostesses, Agnes B a rk e r,
sergeant-at-arms.
Marianne
Storey, tournament chairman;
B-group ch a irm a n , M ary
G rim aldi; publicity, Dorothy
Olbrich; and telephone com
m itte e , P e a rl Suhr, Lola
Lumsden and May Shirley.
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A p p ro x im a te ly 120 senior
adults held a Valentine’s Day
party in the college’s Town and
Gown Room last week Co
sponsored by the Gresham
Senior Adult Center and the
college c o m m u n ity services
o ffice, m usic and dancing
highlighted the festive event.
At the same tim e some 70
seniors celebrated the day in
Sandy Sandy seniors and the
college's community school at
Sandy sponsored the affair.
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I f you haven’t been up to
Cascade Locks la te ly , you
should stop in Visiting up there
Monday, I noted a lot of
changes since the last tim e I
was there A new shopping
center and motel are about
complete and an information
center is being constructed in
the park near the marina With
a tra m w a y p ro je ct being
contemplated. Cascade Locks
should be one heck of a
recreation spot in the near
future
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Cole P o r te r ’s 1935 h it
“ Anything Goes" w ill be on
stage in the M t Hood Com
m unity College theater this
Friday and Saturday and also
March 1 and 2 A ll the per
formances have a curtain time
of 8 p m and a special benefit
showing for Gresham's MeRe
Center has been set for Feb 28
Tickets for the musical-comedy
w ill be available at the box
office.
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More than 300 high school
students interested in jo u r
nalism. radio, television and
photography are attending the
fifth annual Mass M edia
Conference being conducted
Wednesday of this week by the
college's
Mass
C om
munications Division Students
w ill be participating in com
petition in various areas, listen
to media personalities and tour
the college's communications
facilities
o oo
The trouble with the d ic
tionary is that you have to know
how a word is spelled before
you can look it up to see how it
is spelled — W ill Cuppy