Thurs., Äug 21. 1975 (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST — 13
Welches
board
to meet
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A special meeting of the
Welches Grade School Board
w ill be held at 8 p m Monday in
the school
Board members w ill be
discussing the hiring of three
teachers to fill vacancies at the
school and continuing work on a
parent student handbook The
board will also continue its
review of all school policies,
according to E arl Covey,
district superintendent
Monday night the board
participated in a workship
presented by the Oregon School
Board Association
Six visitors attended the
Monday meeting, Covey said
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IIO O D LA N D T IIK IF T W A Y drrw hugr crowd* to it*
grand opening Saturday. The »tore join* 17 other
lMi*ine**es at the lloodiand Plaza near W rm m r.
(Po*t photo)
Sewage regulations topic at hearing
Changes in subsurface
sewage regulations, a policy for
handling logs in Oregon waters,
and proposed adoption of rules
Io
prevent
“ significant
deterioration" of air quality
are among items to be con
sidered by the Environmental
Quality Commission (EQC) at
it* meeting in Portland Friday,
Aug 22
The meeting will he held in
room 602 of the Multnomah
County Courthouse, 1021 SW 4th
Ave la-ginning at tta in
The EQC w ill consider
revisions und additions to
administrative rules on sub
surface sewage and alternative
on site
sewage
disposal
systems The changes are
based on recommendations of a
Citizens Task Force on Suh
surface Sewage, proposals
made during state-wide public
hearings, and mandates by the
1975 Oregon legislature
The proposed permanent
rules would regulate ex
perimental alternative systems
including non water carried
waste disposal systems, and
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The U S . Custom* service
cleared 263 m illion persona
through 300 ports of entry In
1973, i per cent m ore than in the
preceding year
provide for regional differences
and variance procedures.
The EQC w ill consider a
proposed policy on log handling
and storage in Oregon waters
which would guide the
Department ol Environmental
Quality (DEQ) and the timber
industry to solutions of water
quality problems related to
such practices DEQ permits to
lim ber
operations
using
waterways for log handling
would specify procedures to
protect water quality on a case-
by-case basis.
A proposal for adoption of a
temporary state rule to provide
protection of air quality
a g a in s t
“ s ig n if ic a n t
d e te rioratio n" w ill be con
sidered A ir quality control
provisions in the federal Clean
A ir Act give special protection
to areas which have especially
high air quality.
To get acquainted and ex
change ideas for the coming
year, presidents of Clackamas
D is tric t 15 Oregon State
Federation of Garden Clubs
were entertained on Thursday,
Aug. 7 at the Canby home of
their director, Mrs Dave
Brown.
Mrs.
Vernie
Andrews
president of the Sandy Garden
Club, was among those at
tending
On display were the district's
prize-winning bird scrapbooks,
horticultural essays and a civic
development project which
received recognition at the
state convention in June.
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Oetore September IS 1975
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9 Dai*very installation lederà
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«tate and local
7 Tha promotion a void w*ere promoted by law
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Youth dies
when troctor
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A Damascus youth was killed
and an Sandy youth injured
Aug 13 when a tractor over
turned.
Lee Arthur Drake, 19, of
Damascus was towing a trailer
for a church hayrack ride when
the rig apparently jackknifed,
overturning the tractor, ac
cording to the Clackamas
County medical examiner's
report
Drake was pinned under the
tractor He died at about 9:30
p m at Gresham Community
Hospital.
Dean G ille tte of Sandy
received an arm injury in the
accident
The ride was for 52 members
of the Damascus Community
youth group Drake and Gillette
belonged to the group
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