Thur»., May >3, 1976 SANDY (O r*.) POST — 9
Forest Inventory planned
A tim ber inventory will be Land Management
This three-county inventory
conducted this summer of
forest lands in Clackamas, is part of the nationwide forest
Multnomah and Washington s u rvey a u th o rize d by the
counties by the Pacific N orth McSweeney-McNary
Forest
west
F o re s t
and
R ange Research act of 1928 Purpose
E x p e rim e n t sta tio n ,
US.
of the inventory is to provide
Forestservice, Portland
information on current and
tim b e r
supplies.
Work w ill continue through fu tu re
September to measure timber Inform ation from the inventory
on a ll lands except those w ill be combined with sim ilar
managed by the National data from national forest and
Forest System and Bureau of Bureau of Land Management
lands to provide statistics on
the total timber resources of
each county
At the tim e the last inventory
in 1901, the three counties were
estimated to contain 5,972
million cubic feet of softwood
and hardwood timber. The total
area of commercial forest land
in the three counties is 1,328,00C
acres.
The inventory will provide
up-to-date
information
for
evaluating the changes oc-
Garden club meets
Each life membership was
donated by the Sandy Garden
club. P ro ceeds fro m life
membership sales to into the
Claire Hanley Scholarship fund
for students enrolled in hor
The Sandy Garden club held
its M ay meeting a t the Sandy
Assembly of God church M ay 5
Mrs. A. H. Mason, past state
president of the Oregon State
Federation of Garden clubs,
In c .,
spoke
on
“ D a h lia
Culture.” She showed the nine
types of dahlias and discussed
soil
preparation,
planting,
fe r tiliz in g , p inching back,
staking, dis budding and the
final cutting and preparing for
showing in competition.
One of the highlights of the
morning was the presentation
of two state life memberships
by M rs Verne I. B rader to Mrs.
Ned Dyal who served the Sandy
Garden club as president for
three years and to Mrs. Vem ie
Andrews the current president.
R t MOR SPREADS fast in small village.
ticulture or related subject.
It was announced that the
club will hold a flower show in
the Odd Fellows Hall on Junes.
The theme will be “ Am erica
the Beautiful.”
curring in the tim ber resource
of three counties and for
assessing the probable level of
future tim ber supplies, ac
cording to Charles Van Sickle,
project leader The inventory
will also attem pt to determine
the relationships to timber
production of increased em
phasis on scenic, recreation
and watershed values during
the past few years.
Fieldw ork will be done by
experim ent station employees
with experience in timber
survey and by student summer
employes under the direction of
foresters Hal Arbogast, Dale
Baer, J.D . Lloyd and Bruce
Hiserote The survey crew will
relocate and collect data on 174
one-acre plots in the three-
county area.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
FOR
HOOOLAND RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
MAY 2 5 , 1976
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OFFICIAL PRIMARY N O M IN A T IN G BALLOT, NONFARTISAN,
CLACKAMAS COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON, TUESDAY, M A Y 25, 1976
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v o te r s w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t th e p ro p e r p o llin g p la c e lo c a t io n s .
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POLLING PLACE
CLACKAMAS COUNTY ELECTION PRECINCTS
Sandy L u th e ra n Church
Loop Hwy and P le a s a n t Ave.
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te r s 1n p r e c in c t 374 r e
s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
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ATTEST:
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c ts 381 and
382 r e s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
George D. Poppen
County C le rk
NOTICE OF ELECTION
FOR
SANDY RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
MAY 2 5 . 1976
GHOST OF Frum a Sarah (E llen Taylor)
haunts Tevye (D a rre ll Eblen) and Golde
(Shannon E llis) in dream sequence during
musical.
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SAMPLE BALLOT
Retain
F at G ilro y
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candidates
The Clackamas County Bar first vice-president, says.
A ssociation
conducted
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The ballots required the voter
preferential poll of its mem to indicate his first preference
bership on the contested
for the position of district a t
district attorney position in torney.
Clackamas county.
Schultz reported the results
Ballots were sent to the »4 of the poll as follows:
lawyers and judges who are
James W illiam O’Leary 47
a c tiv e
m em bers
of
the
votes
association.
Roger Rook 22 votes
Seventy-four valid ballots Vernon L. Richards 3 votes
were returned, Paul D. Schultz, Gene Franklin 2 votes
by NW
Fin
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Incumbent Circuit Judge, Clackamas County, Position No. 1. Ap
pointed by then-GovernorTom McCall December 1.1974 • Born
in Portland, Pat Gilroy attended local schools and worked his way
through college and law school • B A , Cum Laude, University of
Portland, 1954; J.D., University of San Francisco School of Law,
I960. • U S. Air Force, 1955-57; special agent, Office of Special
Investigation. • Graduate, National College of State Trial Judges
• 14 years' experience as trial lawyer in civil and criminal cases.
• Legal experience including Deputy District Attorney for Clacka
mas County, 1960-64; Chief Deputy, 1963-64; Clackamas County
Bar Association President, 1970; chairmanship, Lawyers’ Com
mittee for Defense of Poor People; and Clackamas County Legal
Aid Board of Directors. • Active in numerous charitable, civic and
professional organizations. • Judge Gilroy has been married 20
years and lives in Clackamas County with his wife Donna and
children.
County bar rates
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,6« Sandy toral Fin Ftottctmo Di»,n t, to. I t Clacbamta [ i t i , Oram. ba authorized to estab
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CIRCUIT JUDGE
RUSSIANS RAISE toast to "life.”
OFFICIAL PRIMARY N O M IN A T IN G BALLOT, NONPARTISAN,
CLACKAMAS COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON, TUESDAY, M A Y 2 5 , IR 7B
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ThL pol P " ? p #ce 1ocat1ons « H H t x th e same as th ose used f o r th e P rim a ry E le c
tio n .
The Clackaaias County E le c t io n P re c in c ts a r e In d ic a t e d to show th e q u a l i f i e d
v o te rs w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t th e p ro p e r p o llin g p la c e lo c a t io n s .
POLLING PtACE
CLACKAMAS COUNTY ELECTION PRECINCTS
1.
B u ll Run School
Route 3 , Box 714
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t 371
s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
2.
C o t t r e l l Grade School
36225 S. E. P ro c to r Rd.
B oring
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t 402
s id in g w it h i n s a id d i s t r i c t .
Of Judge Pat Gilroy, Tom McCall said:
3.
Flrwood School B u ild in g
Route 2 , Box 918
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t 372 r e
s id in g w it h i n s a id d i s t r i c t .
Y ou are admired by your peers by reason
of your* legal learning and by your professional
experience. You have a distinguished record of
public service as a professional and a private
citizen.
4.
G a r f ie ld Grange
Delph Rd. N. o f S u n n it 1
Estacada
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t 365 r e
s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
5.
Sandy C it y H a l,
Main S t r e e t
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t , 0 , r e
s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
. I am confident that the voters of Clackamas
County will endorse our selection of Pat Gilroy
as their Circuit Judge.
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Tom McCall
December 11,1974
Th# Commit,m to R atlin Judoa Qltroy, J a m ta O Qoodwm, C M irm an, ,504 9 E Eton U rn«. Mllwiuhto, Oregon 07222
6.
Sandy High School
Route 3 . Box 215
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t 373
s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
7.
Sandy In te r m e d ia te Schoo, B ld g . Gy"
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te r s In p r e c in c t 375
t i d i n g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
8.
Sandy L u th eran Church
Loop Hwy and P le a s a n t Ava.
Sandy
A l l le g a l v o te rs 1n p r e c in c t 374
s id in g w it h in s a id d i s t r i c t .
ATTEST:
George D. Poppen
County C la rk
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