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I Thur». July 21. 1977 (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 11 Kids’ art takes center stage at college exhibit Mt. Hood sewage project nears critical stage The proposed M t Hood Corridor sewage project is reaching a critical stage a * the Department of Environmental Quality (D E Q ) reviews applications for federal funding by various public works depart ment*. said Dave Abraham of the Clackamas County Utilities Department. As the DEQ examines various ap plication*. they rate them according to DEQ priority. Those with the highest ratings receive funds first, he explained. In a preliminary rating, Abraham ad mitted that the lloodland project "is not a sure thing I would’ve preferred to see it Tim berline Rim , Bowman s Reaort and A m e ric a n G u a ra n ty , the p otential developer of a large resort complex near llliK k A p ril25 meeting include: 1) Use of an existing Tim berline Rim sewage treatm ent plant in that area and the addition of a plant in Wemme to serve the Wemme-Welches area. 2) Use of the Tim berline Rim plant for both the Rim and W em m e Welches area until that plant is at full capacity, at which tim e it would be shut down and a new plant award. All art work to be entered in the exhibit should be mounted, labeled and submitted to the A rt M a ll G allery office by July 20 Pottery and other work that built in Wemme to serve both areas 3) Uae of the Timberline Rim plant to it* current maxim um capacity, followed by its expansion to meet the future needs of both the Tim berline Rim and Wemme- tie presented, Abraliam also said he had heard the DEQ deliberately "weights" the priority list* uhead of time so as to assure adequate Welches area 4) A single plant for the entire area built at W emme with a capacity of a quarter million gallons per day, to be expanded as federal funding "The final allotment is spread over as many projects a * possible. Abraham said "Those project* that aren’t ready to future needs dictate. The exact nature of the final plan being drafted by the county has not yet been announced. Under federal law, up to 75 per cent of the coat of any of the projects could be paid for by a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, from page one lifts and the sixth under construction, allowing a capacity of 9.800 visitors and 9.250 skiers One of the new lifts would serve the White River area, which is now outside the Meadow* permit area F> The last alternative is the "fu ll speed ahead" plan, representing full develop ment of the Meadows area to accomodate 12,000 visitors. 11,350 skiers and 3.800 overnight guests The lloodland Chamber of Commerce supports this plan M t Hood Meadow* manager Clay Simon submitted a 32 page statement to the Forest Service last week in which he urged approval of a combination of alternatives EandF "The demand for ski space already exceeds the supply on Mt. Hood," Simon said. "The only way to make the best use of the available ski area is to encourage skiing during the week This requires a variety of lodgings,” Although the cut-off date for public input was originally set for Monday, Heisler said that as long as they are working on the input summary they w ill accept additional letter* M ail should be addressed the M t Hood National Forest. 2440 S.E. 195th Ave.. Portland. O re 97233 County Democrats slate potluck Clackamas County Democrat!« Central Committee will meet at the Sandy home of W Pete and Helen Sulxbsch. 38630 SE Hudson Rd on Thursday, July 21. for potluck dinner at 8 30 p m At 7:30 p m Sen Walt Brown and Rep Wavrw. F a w b u sh w ill review events of the * Wemme The four proposals a* outlined in an (rated! a lot higher ” However, he added that DEQ officials had told him the list would be "revised and refined" following a July 29 hearing, at which final draft* of the sewer project wiU go are taken out." He anticipate* that the Hood Corridor project w ill be ready, as county planners are currently reviewing the four main proposals and input from such groups as A children s a rt exhibit opens cannot be hung w ill be July 25 in the M t Hood Com displayed in glass cases All m u n ity College A rt M a ll piece* will be insured for $10 A reception and party is G allery and w ill continue scheduled (or opening night through Aug 25. AU MHCC district artists from 7 30 to 9:30 p.m. in the with refreshments, under the age of 14 are invited gallery to have their work displayed in entertainment and tours of the this exhibit. The exhibit wiU not gallery facilities be judged, but each artist will Call ««7 7309 for more in receive an "1 am an Artist" formation legislative session and lead discussion of Oregon issues with those present Though Central Committee voting to lim ited to precinct committee person*, all Democrats are welcome to attend^ An «dv.nce call to 888«187 is suggested for those attending the potluck dinner ERIC AND Richie Neufeld practice their artwork for the Children'» Art Exhibit opening July 25 at Mt. Hood Community College Art Mall Gallery. SUHS manager named F illin g the key role of business manager in Jack P eter’s new Sandy High School District management team w ill be James Smith of Estacada, Peters announced this Smith takes the Sandy post after 22 years in the Estacada School District, nine of them as that district’« business manager He has been an Estacada resident since 1946 He sees the Sandy position as "another opportunity — a change and a challenge." " I want to handle the finances in the best possible manner for the district," Smith added, "and keep the school operating so it does the best job for the students ’’ Working for the Sandy district w ill not be too drastic a change. Smith said, as he knows a number of people in the district He has a wife. Ruth, and m arried d au gh ters liv in g in P o rtla n d and Estacada Smith counts among his leisure tim e activities am ateur photography and traveling Smith replaces W illard Boring, long tim e Sandy business manager who is retiring at the end of this month Summer hours for the gallery a re 8 30a.m to 5 p m Monday. Wednesday and Friday and until 9 p.m Tuesday and Thursday. Testing dates set «dents entering Sandy n High School for the first this fall are reminded of s fo r testing and a,,ik,g -oming freshmen who have yeen tested w ill be tested i 9 a m to 3 p.m . on day, Aug. IS. Scheduling of new students is dated for Aug 17 19 from 2:30 to 9 P na The high school staff w ill hand out schedules for the coming year on Aug 22-25 from 2:30 to 8 p.m. The first day of school for all SUHS students is Tuesday, S e p ti. Playground times The Sandy Recreation Depi w ill begin registration for the second session of the recreation program. Tennis for youth and adult, playground programs for children ages 6- 12, w ill be offered. Jim’s Auto Repair 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS 668-4563 Mt. Hood Track slates invitational Applications are now being accepted for entry to the Mt. Hood Track Club Invitational set for Aug 13 at the M t Hood Community College track Deadline for entry forms is Aug 6 Persons interested should Playground »chrdule AGES 8-9, Aug 1-5 AGES 10-12 Aug 8-12 For more information call 668-5589, or stop in at the Odd Fellows H all next to the fire station between the hours of g; 30 to 4 :30 p.m. send in an application form or the following information: their name, age. sex. address, phone number and their summer performance m arks ( including date and place of meet for the events they wish to enter Eight entrants with the best performances w ill be invited to the meet Each event w ill have from three to eight contestants and w ill be broken down into age groups and sex Applications should be sent to Cora Gerber. 44 N E 188th Ave., Portland. 865-9521 > --*3 1 ’ Located 1 % miles < > east of Sandy on < » Hwy. 26, west end of * ’ Vic's Auto Parts. All typas of repair Jim Middlebrooks ’ 10°° REWARD M inim um purchase* re q u ire d , as names d raw n w ill be from cash re g is te r re c e ip t* If th e re w a rd Is not claim ed th en a n o th e r nam e Is posted and a second '1OM cash re w a rd Is o ffe re d so you could ba w o rth •10°®, *20°®, •3 0 * . M O *. ’ SO* Each w e e k sh e riff Sandy w ill post a nam e on our w a n te d p o ster. If yo u r nam e ap p ears on th e poster, you h a ve on e w e e k to tu rn yo u rs e lf In fo r th e *10°° cash re w a rd . D raw ings w ill be conducted each Sunday so y o u 'll h ave 7 fu ll days to rid e In to to w n and claim your '1 0** cash re w a rd B eginning July 24, 1 97 7 A liv e o f Coursel COAST TO COAST STORE HERITAGE SQUARE N ee d not be p res en t to have n am e posted, but m ust claim * 1 0 * re w a rd w ith in 7 days I
