12 — SANDY (Or«.) POST Thur».. Aug. 21. ,9 7 5 (Sec. 1)
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Boring School to open Sept. 2
The Benihana lunch.
Good for your soul as well
as your stomach.
Boring Elementary School
has announced its schedule for
the 1975-76 school year
School w ill open Sept 2.
Students will be dismissed at
11:30 a m. the first day. New
students should register Aug
26 Registration is from 9 a m.
to4p.m .
The d is tric t
w ill have
professional day Oct 10 so
there will be no school The first
nine weeks will end Oct 31 with
parent conferences Nov 4 and
5.
(¡antenb ein . chairm an.
There will be no school on J
Veterans Day Nov 11 and Shigcnari Nagae, Wilbur Olson,
Christmas vacation will be Arnold Moore and W allace
Bothum Erances Boring is
Dec. 20 to Jan 4
School resumes Jan 5 with deputy clerk
Steve Colt is president of the
the end of the first semester
Jan. 16. Spring vacation will be PTA.
March 22 to 26 with the last day
Other officers are:
Mrs
of school May 28.
George Storey, firs , vice-
The Boring school board president
Donald Erickson,
meets at 8 p m . the second second vice-president; Mrs
Tuesday of each month in the David Moss, secretary; Mrs
Naas E le m e n ta ry Building Duane Sherwood, treasurer,
library.
and Mrs George Beck, youth
Board members include John chairman
Telephone rate information meeting set
Informal public information meetings on
Continental Telephone Company's request
for a $690.000 increase in annual revenues
have been se, for next week by Public
U tility Commissioner Charles Davis.
The meetings are part of the PUC staff
investigation of the company’s request
which would increase the monthly charge
for residential service by 49 per cent Also
included in the request are increases in
business
charges
service
and
other service
A 7 pm
meeting is scheduled for
Monday. Aug 25. in the cafeteria of
Damascus Union School.
Form al public hearings are expected
later in mid-October
Continental Telephone serves nearly
19, (MM, customers in Oregon
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Any restaurant can leed you for lunch.
Benihana also entertains you for
lunch.
Every chef at every hibachi table is
fiercely dedicated to a single goal.
To make you smile as he prepares
hibachi vegetables for you.
To make you gasp as he prepares hiba-
chi shrimps for you.
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To make you clap and whistle as he pre
pares hibachi steak for you.
Naturally, every chef delivers the same
brilliant performance at dinner.
Benihana.
No, only a great eating experience.
But a great theatrical experience.
mission assumed when we were looking
for a deputy we were looking for a man,”
Thomas said.
One phase of the criteria—a physical
agility test—is being restructured Eew
women were able ,o pass the test, which
included jumping over a six foot wall, he
said
"The new test will probably include
some physical requirements like the
ability to drag so much weight for so many
feet,” Thomas said. "F o r example, that
might be necessary in an auto accident
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There are no females among the 43
patrolmen, 6 of them recruits, but Thomas
said there are 5 female women matrons at
the ja il who ge, the same pay as the 13
male jailers About 35 per cent of the
department are female bu, most of them
are in clerical jobs
Clackamas County came under federal
scrutiny after an anonymous complaint,
alleged sex discrimination
Run group
to meet
Three agenda items will be
discussed by the Bull Run
Citizens Advisory Committee
at a 7:30 p m meeting Thurs
day. Sept. 4, at the Mt. Hood
National Forest supervisor's
office, 2440 SE 195th Ave
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Applications are available at
the U S. Post Office in Sandy
from Aug 21 through Sept 5.,
for those interested in taking
theexamination for the position
of substitute rural carrier of
record
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IVr/ffen comments due
on Trl-Met proposals
Aug 26 is the key date for
written comment on T ri Me,'s
financing proposals. Tri-M et's
General Manager notes
The proposal! presented to
the T ri-M e, board Aug 4 by
General Manager Tom King,
include a five-cent fare in
crease beginning July, 1976;
submitting a $5 annual auto
license fee to Tri-County voters
in May; a temporary .1 percent
increase in the payroll tax
pending outcome of th at
election; and sale of a d
vertising inside the buses
Comments from interested
individuals and groups were
heard by the board at the time
of the initial presentation, King
notes, bu, the board will also
consider w ritte n comments
from those who were unable to
attend the August meeting
The Aug 28 deadline, one
week in advance of hoard ac
tion on the financing plan,
allows tim e to get w ritte n
material copied and distributed
to Board members so they can
read it before their Sep, 2
meeting Statements may also
be made in person Sep, 2.
“ Listening to citizens and
responding to (heir concerns is
(he firs t duty of a public
agency,” King said. “ The only
way we can he sure we have an
acceptable financing program
is for Tri-County people to
speak up.”
King noted the financing
proposals were developed after
a series of seven public
hearings last spring brought
strong consensus that Tri-M et
should continue and improve
present levels of service, even
if that req u ired additional
taxes, rather than cu, hack
service to keep costs within
existing revenues
Republicans
to meet
A meeting of the Clackamas
County R epublican C entral
Committee will be held Wed
nesday, Aug 27. at 7:30p m in
Judge Bradshaw's court room
in the court house at Oregon
City.
This is the firs, meeting of the
committee since the elections
of Chairman David Cargo and
v ic e - c h a i r m a n
G in n ie
Rosehrock. and is called for the
purpose of hearing reports of
the
standing
com m ittee
chairmen, voting on a proposed
revision of the State Central
Committee constitution, and
for outlining plans for precinct
organization and assistance to
prospective candidates
will present
its first in-depth
report on progress
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