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Thurs., March 21, 1974 (Sec. 1 I S A N D Y (Ore.) POST - 13 Business women host Parade of Fashions N n ttre s NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that a meeting ol the governing body ol Clackamas County School District No 46, County of Clackamas. State ot Oregon, will be held at Sandy Elem School Cafeteria on the 2nd day ot April, 1974 at S 00 p m o'clock lor the purpose of discussing with interested persons the budget tor the fiscal year beginning July I, 1974 and ending June 30, I97S The budget summary was published in The Sandy Post on March 14, 1974 A copy ot the budget document may be inspected or obtained at Sandy Elem Administration Office 207 Pleasant St., Sandy, Oregon bet ween the hours of 8 00 a m and 4 30 pm ATTEST: Anion A Bryant Clerk Evelyn C Anderson Chairman SP 12 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN THAT AT 7 00 P M ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, IN ROOM 680 OF THE M U L T N O M A H CO UNTY COUR THOUSE, 1021 S W 4TH AVENUE, IN THE CITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON, THERE SHALL BE A P U B LIC H E A R IN G BY AND BEFORE THE PO RTLA ND M ETROPOLITAN AREA LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION ON THE PROPOSAL L IS T E D BELOW ANY IN TERESTED PERSON MAY AP PEAR AND SHALL BE GIVEN A REASONABLE O PPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD PROPOSAL TO BE CON SIDEREO (Proposal No W 1) Formation of Community Water System Lardon Estates Water System Located generally on the north side ot the Sandy River on Truman Rd 1.7 miles from Brightwood System to consist ot 75 gpm well 1,200 gal pressure tank 1215 ft 2" R V C pipe, 695 ft 3" P.V.C. pipe and 525 ft of 4 " P V C pipe to serve 16 lot subdivision (PROPOSAL NO W 2) Extension of the Arrah Wanna Community Water System Located on Tillacom St between Wildwood and Wemme in the Hoodland area Extension to consist of a 50,000 gal reservoir, and approximately 800 ft. ot 2 inch P.V.C. pipe, 1600 ft. of 4" P.V.C. pipe and 1400 ft of 3" P V C. pipe The line extension will serve 13 new lots known as Arrah Wanna Estates No 2, a duly recorded subdivision. JERRY TIPPENS, CHAIRMAN MARCH 14, 1974 SP 12 TR Y TH E CLASSIFIED NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN that a meeting of the governing body of Welches School District No 13, County ot Clackamas, State of Oregon, will be held at Welches Elementary School on the 1st day of April, 1974 at 8 OO o'clock for the purpose of discussing with in teresled persons the budget tor the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1974 and ending June J#, 1975 The budget summary wa^ published in The Sandy Post dh March 21, 1974 A copy ot thp budget document may be inspected or obtained at Welches School between the hours of 9 00 A M and 4 00 P M ATTEST Earl L Covey Clerk Gerald Redding Chairman SP 12 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING On Tuesday, March 26. 1974, the Clackamas County Planning Commission will hear a request tor a Conditional Use Permit (CU 4 74) applied for by Mr. Robert J. Not tmgham, for a Planned Unit Development on the north side of Lolo Pass Road approximately one mile east of Aschoff Road in the Mt. Hood area The proposed use con sists of 79 units on approximately 72 acres and is to be constructed in a two phase program Phase I trv eludes 34 homesites. The proposal is bordered on three sides by National Forest lands SP 12 LEGAL NOTICE Joint meeting North and South Clackamas Soil and Water Con servation Districts March 25, ,974 at 8 00 P M Annual Reports and Outstanding Cooperafors will be presented M eeting in Federal Building Conference Room, 256, Warner Milne Road, Oregon City. Marian Carmony, Secretary, N Clackamas SWCD Board o, Directors Run March 14 and 21, 1974 SP ,2 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held by the Sandy C ity Council on Monday, April I, 1974, at 7 30 o'clock p m in the City Hall in reference to approval o, a new subdivision ordinance to conform to new state subdivision laws Copies of the ordinance are available for inspection in the ad minis,rative office, City Hall, during business hours By Order of the Common Council City of Sandy Carl Hatfield Jr., Recorder SP 13 A Parade of fashions will be featured at Sandy Union High School at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27. The fashion show, which is sponsored annually by the Sandy Business and Professional Women’s Club to raise money for scholarships, w ill include sports, and swimwear, daytime, evening and wedding clothes modeled by all age groups. Last y e a r’s scholarship recipient was Miss T e rri Martin, a student at Mt. Hood Community College. The cafeteria of the high school will become a rainbow of color with bright tablecloths, spring flowers and a stage decorated with balloons and stuffed circus animals. Background organ music will be played by Judge George H ow eiler. Clyde Sutherland will be the models’ escort. D uring interm ission, en tertainment will be furnished by The Pionairres from Sandy High. Refreshments will be served by girls from the home economics department and Key Club members will assist with setting up tables and chairs. Lighting effects and curtains will be handled by the drama department. Participating stores include The Cat’s Meow Dress Shop, Cedar Plaza Department Store, Debbie Dee’s Apparel. Dee’s B rid a l Salon, G ro k e tt’s Jewelry, Sandy Fabric Center, The Mary Jo Shop and Sandy Rexall Drug Store. Tickets are available from the above stores, club mem bers, and at the door. Door prizes will be given. NOTICE OF REGULAR ANNUAL ELECTION MT HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Notice is hereby given tha, a regular election will be held in the M, Hood Community College District of Multnomah, Clackamas, and Hood River Counties, Oregon, from 8 00 a m ,0 8 00 p m on the 7th day ot May 1974, for the purpose of electing three (3) members of the Board of Education; each member NOTICE OF SCHOOL to serve for a term as follows: BUDGET HEARING Position 3, elected from Zone 3 to NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that a meeting ot the governing body of serve for a term of four (4) years; Position 4, elected from Zone 4 to COTTRELL School District No 107, County of Clackamas, State of serve tor a term o, three (3) years, and Oregon, will be held at Cottrell Position 7, elected a,-large to School on the 1st day of April, ,974 at 8 00 P M o'clock for the purpose of serve for a term of four (4) years, each commencing the Is, day of July discussing with interested persons ,974 the budget tor the fiscal year Candidates for election must file beginning July 1. ,974 and ending petitions or declarations with June 30, 1975 The budge, summary Multnomah County Registrar of was published in Sandy Post on Elections, ,040 S E Morrison Street, Thursday, March 14, ,974. A copy of Portland, Oregon 97214 The filing the budge, document may be in deadline for the election on the 7,h of spected or obtained at Cottrell School Office between the hours of May is the 2nd of April. I, a can didate is filing by petition, the 9:00 A M and 4:30 P M signatures must be verified before ATTEST: 5 oo p.m of the deadline date, Mrs Jean Lundy, therefore, the candidate should Prin. Clerk present his petition several days in M r. Hal Nipper,, advance of the 2nd of April ,974. ■ Chairman SP 12 Twenty five signatures are needed for the petitions In lieu of signatures, a fee of ten dollars (510.00) may be substituted The Barlow Road, Unit No. 23 Publish March 21, 1974 LOOKING FOR A CAR? L J Oslund Oregon Retired Educators met TR Y TH E CLASSIFIEDS Deputy Clerk at Firwood School March 16. Thirteen mem bers were Sandy Post SP 12 present with Ethel Sutherland P n o izt ii r n n f n n / l I n i l H i T Don Wong, Host-Manager Jim Lee, Chef P ■ Sincerely Recommend * T H E IR NEW Famous MENU r- f Chinese Cantonese Cuisine L unch - D in n er Open Daily 11:30 a.m. to 12 Midnight; Friday 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.; Saturday 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.; Sunday 12 noon to 9 p.m Don Wong, Host, will gladly suggest a special authentic Chinese Dinner 290 NE Roberts Oregon TrailM all^ Also Finest Take Out O rd er Service 665-9130 Gresham „ „ „ J NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U N IT E D STATES DEPARTM ENT OF THE IN TER IO R , BUREAU OF LAND M A N A G E M E N T , Oregon State Office, P O. Box 2965 (729 N E Oregon Street), Portland, Oregon 97208 Under provisions of the Taylor Grazing Ac, of June 28, 1934 ( 48 Stat |272. 43 U S.C 315g. 43CFR 2220) as amended, William C. Murphy and Winnie B Murphy, of 6120 S W 124,h Avenue, Apt No. 9, Beaverton, Oregon 97005, filed application, OR 10458 to select public land described as Willamette Meridian, Clackamas County, Oregon T 2 S , R 7 E„ Sec 33, lots 2, 3, 5, 8 to 11 inclusive, 13, 16, 17, 19 , 21, 22 , 25 , 27 , 28 , 29 , 33, and 35; containing 21.875 acres in ex change for the offered lands described as follows. Willamette Meridian, Clackamas County, Oregon T 2 S., R 6 E„ Sec. 36 T 3 S , R 7 E., sec 6, aggregating 121.94 acres. The purpose of this notice is to allow any persons asserting a claim to the lands to file their obiec,ions in the office identified above Any claim or obiection must be filed with evidence that a copy thereof has been served on the applicant within 60 days from the date of firs, publication indicated below first Publication March 21, 1974 Irving W Anderson, Chief, Branch of Lands and Minerals Operations SP 15 presiding in the absence of Maude Johnson who was vacationing in Hawaii. Price changes in the Kiwanis b irthday calendar were discussed. The publishers have raised prices of printing which makes it necessary to increase prices on the local level. The Barlow Unit decided to sponsor the 1975 calendar with a slight increase in price of calendars and ads. M em bers w ill soon be collecting birthday and an n iversary listings fo r the calendar which remains at the same 25 cent price. A donation of »10 was voted fo r the Radio Voice of Americanism broadcasts and a »10 donation to the Sandy Golden Age Club building fund. A fte r some discussion the remaining finds in the unit treasury were divided between a checking account and a savings account. Louese Shields was welcomed as a new member of Unit No. 23. Spring fever was much in evidence when tours to many places were discussed. Several mem bers have te n ta tiv e ly Entertainment will be special music by “ Estacada E n semble” from Estacada High School, directed by Richard Troeh, and a baton duet by Toni Woods and Elaine Thompson Special speaker is Men Meier, executive director of Oregon 4-H Foundation He will speak and show slides of the 4-H Educational Center near Salem This 700 acre tract of land has been purchased and w ill be im proved through donations Toastmaster is Mike Burton of Carus, who has been active in 4-H leadership over six years There are 3500 4-H members in the county with more club leaders than any other county in the state. Membership is continually growing in the 40 4- H projects available The horse club project is the most rapidly growing at the present time There is always a project available for every interest and need of all rural and urban youth 4-H is an excellent op portunity for boys and girls in an out of school educational program for ages 9 through 19 It provides development of youth into useful citizens. The annual C lackam as County 4-H Club Leaders Banquet will be held April 3, 6:30 p.m at Thora B. Gardiner Junior High School in Oregon City. This banquet is sponsored by Portland General Electric as their tribute to all 4-H leaders in Clackamas County for their volunteer work with the youth of the county. This year Teen Leaders, older 4-H members leading their own clubs, are welcomed for their continued leadership in 4-H There will be two $250 00 scholarships awarded to high school seniors active in 4-H presented by the leaders association fund. There will be two special community awards pesented, one each to an individual and business which have been strong sup porters of the 4-H program. The leaders association of ficers of 1974-75 are to be installed at the meeting They are president, Joanne Wilkie, vice president, Kenneth Blodgett; secretary, Judy S tritzke; treasu rer, W alter Evens Council members are M arcella W arren, R ichard Miller, Elnora Herndon, Ralph G ierke, Carol Jean Eddy, Marlys Chitwood. Tim ber sales reported Eastern Star holds initiation P R E V IE W OF BPW fashion show to be held March 27, is given by Joanne Alford of the Sandy Fabric Center, wearing multicolored print outfit she will model in show, and holding bolt of new spring yardage. (Post Photo) Retired Educators Report OR ,0458 2220 (943.1) , P— Banquet to honor area 4-H leaders planned to take a three day bus Clyde S u th e rla n d g a v e a and boat trip to Vancouver, financial report on the OREA B.C., and back in May. Memorial Fund of which he is The Barlow Road Unit will tre a s u re r. There w ill be sponsor a V IM (V ig o r In workshops on legislation, in and leadership Maturity) program in the fall. surance throughout the state during the There will be a nominal charge for this series of meetings and year. The executive fall conference the public w ill be invited to will be held in Klamath Falls on H E th e T Sutherland, unit Sept. 16 and 17. The community delegate to the state delegate service chairman reported that assembly held in Eugene, retired teachers in Oregon had March 11 and 12, gave her contributed 69,845 hours to re p o rt: Raym ond Ast, service projects in the last president-elect of N .R .T .A ., year. The meeting c losed with Ruth M ary M u llin , vice-president and state director, Lela Grettie Mitchell and Viola Simmons serving refreshments were the main speakers. Police arrest Portland men The Sandy Police arrested two Portland residents early Saturday morning on drug charges and for unlawful possession of a weapon. James Arthur Henrie II, 27, was arrested fo r c rim in a l a c tiv ity and possession of amphetamines and cocaine. M ark Daniel McClure, 22, was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs and unlaw ful possession of a weapon. Both subjects are presently being lodged in the Clackamas County Jail and are awaiting trial All property confiscated by the police was taken to the Clackamas County crime lab for analysis. Firemen answer call The Sandy F ire Department answered a call for a trash fire a t the Sandy Lockers on Tuesday, March 12, which did an estimated >200 worth of damage Sandy Fire Chief Bob Rathke said that the trash caught fire approximately 6:15 p.m. and was reported by a neighbor There was no one at Sandy Lockers at the time. ooo Florida's “Gold Coast,” the three-county area in and around M ia m i, had con struction totaling $2 7 billion in 1972. up 70 per cent from 1971. Timber sales on national resource lands in Oregon during February amounted to $21.9 million, Bureau of Land Management officials reported T w ila Lee D e n te r was initiated into the Order of the Eastern Star in Sandy at the Mt. View Chapter No. 125 meeting held March 12. She is the daughter of Lee and Betty Culter, Brightwood, and the granddaughter of Christian and Hazel Suter of Brightwood The meeting also included music by the Sandy seventh and eighth grade girls special chorus under the direction of Karen Brisbin and a program honoring mem bers of the Masonic Lodge. Also at the meeting, special recognition was given to Ivan and Agnes Barker, who had just celebrated their golden wedding anniversary The Mt. View Social Club meeting will be held March 26 at the home of Agnes Barker at 8 p.m. All members are invited to attend. today. The February sales of 127.7 million board feet of timber to be cut over three years brings the total advertised sales for Fiscal Year 1974 (July through June) to $107 million. In comparison, the greatest amount ever bid for timber from BLM-managed lands in Oregon was $130.3 million in 1973. Herbert L. Haglund, chief of B LM Oregon state o ffic e ’s branch of forestry, reported that BLM Oregon district sales in February were: Salem, 43.3 million board feet, $6,821,336; Eugene, 30.2 n b f *£ *120 563' Rn<u>biir0 13.5 million ’ mbf, $1,916,494;" Coos Bay, 17.8 mbf, $3,791,948; and Medford, 22.9 mbf, $3,028,802. A rchie C ra ft, B L M state director, noted that income from this renewrthiresourtle is shared with the 18 western Oregon counties. N O R TH C L A C K A M A S PROGRESS REPORT N o rth Clackam as Soil and W a te r C onservation D is tric t Annual R eport 1973 The following are some of the highlights as reported by the directors of the North Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District in their annual report for 1973. The district, a legal entity and tax exempt, comprises the Northern and Eastern portions of Clackamas County. It was organized in 1958 and has progressed to 376 cooperators with 25,432 acres. Cooperation is voluntary and technical assistance is available free of charge by submitting a request to the Board of Directors. The Soil Conservation Service, the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, the Extension Service, and the Farm Home Administration assist the district. Many other County, State, and Federal agencies, businesses, and organizations are also credited with their support. During the past year, 3,684 acres were put into cropping systems; 7 multi purpose water impoundments; 2,183 acres in irrigation water management; 13,810 acres to land ade quately treated, and 16 structures were built for water control. Balance as of 12-31-72 . . Revenue . . . . Expenditures Balance as of 12-31-73 . . Robert Thompson, raspberry and blackberry producer, was selected as the outstanding cooperator for 1973 by the Board of Directors. Conservation cropping systems and Irrigation Water Management are well used on the Thompson operation. CONSOLIDATION The board of directors of the North Clackamas and South Clackamas SWCD's have considered consol idationg into one district, thus forming the Clackamas Co. SWCD. This will provide the opportunity for better field service and County and State assistance The directors would be elected by the General Ballot and in accordance within their zones of the county The proposed field office would be in Oregon City. Item No. Dist. Cooperators 11 Tech. Assistance 246 Tech. Services 786 Practice Appli cation 156 Conservation Plans 15 Inventories Proposed 65 Service on Inventories 1 Units of Gov't Assisted < Commercial Recre ation Non-Commercial Recreation Cropping Systems Crop Residue Mgt. Tile Drains Dams and Ponds Sprinkler systems Irrigation Water Mgt. Water Control Struc tures Pasture and Hay land Mgt. Protected during development Adequately treated Adequately protected Amt. 619 Acres — — — 1,816 Acres — 3,684 Acres 2,396 Acres 66,229 Feet 2,163 Acres 4,150 Acres 192 Acres 13,810 Acres DISTRICT DIRECTORS The Board of Directors are dedicated conservation minded citizens who provide local leadership. They serve without pay and are elected by the people. Those serving for 1973 were: Byron Edmonds..................... Chairman E.M. Nelson.............................. Vice-Chairman Ema Batcheller....................... Treasurer Marian C arm ony................... Secretary Verle Fleischman...................Supervisor Resident SCS personnel were: John Anderson..................... District Conservationist Monroe T h o ru d ..................... Conservation Technician Other agency representatives were: Vernon H e p le r....................... ASU> Clive Cook ............................ Extension Service Charles M cG ee...................... Home Adm Ken H um bert......................... State Forester The directors extend their best wishes and thanks of appreciation to John Anderson and Clive Cook who retired Dec. 31, 1973. Anderson had been assigned to the No. Clackamas SWCD for the last 12 years.
