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♦ SANOY (O re .) POST Thur» Juno 22. 197G (Sec. 1) Reynolds’ trial set; Nored delayed Sheppard receives education award Reynolds, 27, and Nored are being held in separate jails, a comon practice for co-defendants, according to a spoke man for the Clackamas County D istrict Attorney’s office. Jake Clarence Reynolds of Eagle Creek, pleaded not guilty Monday morning to charges of m urder, aggravated felony murder and first-degree robbery in the shooting of a patron of Irene’s Tavern in Sandy His trial is scheduled for Aug 14. Jerry L. Nored, 25, Sweet Home, has been indicted on charges of murder and first- degree robbery Nored has requested a bail hearing, delaying his arraignment. The hearing is set for June 26 The Oregon chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews reached out of the city of Portland for the first time in the history of its annual awards presentation to select Sandy’s Judy Sheppard for the "How Big is One” education award Tuesday night. The award is one of eight given to civic leaders in the Portland area for outstanding contribution to community service. Sheppard received the award for her work as coordinator of the Mt. Hood-Sandy Community School. The charges are in con nection with the shooting death of Kerm it Carney, 52, Portland, who died of a single gunshot wound shortly after two hooded men, one armed with an automatic rifle, allegedly attempted to rob Irene’s Tavern " I don’t think they could have found a more deserving person for the award,” said Margaret Gratton, director of Community Education and Services for Mt. Hood Community College. "Judy is a people connector,” she added. Ttjc Theatre On Proctor in Sandy presents "HELLO DOLLY” Shepperd received the award at the annual Oregon NCCJ banquet Tuesday night. This is the fourth year for the Starring Barbara Streisand Burglaries reported in Clackamas County STARTS WED. SHOW 7:30 PM Coming Wad., Juno 28: Disney« "Pete Dragon Thru Saturday M ake Us Your QUILTING HEADQUARTERS Voters to decide SUHS, other levies SUPPLIES: by M A R K F L O Y D * Muslin (2 weights) * Calicos from $K 96 Sloted Quilting Frames with Fabric Guards QUILTING THREADS • CRIB SIZES • DOUBLE SIZES Area voters w ill go to the polls Tuesday for the third time this year to decide whether or not to support the funding level fo r Sandy Union High School as sub mitted by the school board. The June 27 election w ill be the third alternative offered to voters who w ill be asked to approve a three-year rate of $5.76 per $1,000 of assessed value on taxable property, The funds generated by the levy are estimated to be $1,749,312 in fiscal year 1978- 79. The total school budget approved by the board is $2.7 m illio n . The local share comes to $1,667,853. Two other methods of funding the budget were • twin sizes . k , n g &QU« n s , z e 39080 Pioneer Blvd.. 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Fill and Top Soil Movi"« t« ««ral Freight u N ii 658 3138 CONCRETE READ Y M IX TRUCK LINES ( t » uc « A Gift of Diamonds SA N D and GRAVEL A C T IO N Auto A Truck Parts Co. y t' The fate of the Mt. Hood Community College budget is also in the a ir pending the June 27 election. Voters from Clackamas. Multnomah and Hood River Counties w ill be asked to M A C H IN E R Y C R O W N FURNACE Fairbank« rejected by voters in previous electins. Voters turned down a $1.4 million levy on April 4 by 531-467 margin in a light voter turnout The second electin (the May 23 prim ary) sought to erase the existing tax base set over 50 years ago. However, voters rejected the important one, according to cu rren t base of $248,000 (including 6 percent annual increases) with a new base of $1,987,853. The June 27 election is an important one, according to SUHS Superintendent ,D r. Jack Peters. If the serial rate levy is defeated, the budget may have to be trimmed. " I ’m firm ly convinced that the budget we’ve submitted is a need-to-have budget,’ ’ he said. “ It is a tight one.” "The people of Sandy have always supported the high school,” Peters continued "They know that we have to fund the school to keep it operating.” The $5.76 rate being sub mitted to voters is 54 cents higher than the 1977-78 rate, but 12 cents lower than 1976- 77 and 67 cents lower than in 1975-76. MHCC levy B & B EMPORIUM Fum ee« - Phone 6 6 8 *5 5 4 8 R EM O DELING N ew and Used GGG-414G TAX CONSULTANT MT HOOD READY MIX R««dy Mix Concrete Rock Make it a day she will always remember! Her diamond will be registered permanently and protected from loss. We show just one from our complete collection. Cedar Plaza Bldq. Suite No. 9 Bookkeeping ft Incom« Tax«« Pickup ft D«liy«ry Other levies The B ull Run School D istrict is asking voters to approve an operating level of $146,480 for the 1978-79 fiscal year. The figure is an increase of $44,000 over the amount of local taxes paid last year. Reasons for the increase include the purchase of a new school bus, a 22 percent in crease in students, inflation, and the need to fill one and one-half new teaching positions. Two candidates are run ning for director of the Bull Run School District. Jack E. Layton, Sr. and Cathleen Quiett are seeking the position which as a four-year term. The Cottrell School Board is also seeking approval of its operating levy. The amount sought ($267,359) is $52,000 more than the amount financed by local taxes last year, but the new tax rate would be slightly lower. The levy is to maintain cu rren t educational stan dards, to develop a program for problem learners and a program fo r accelerated learners, to provide main tenance fo r the physical plant and to adjust faculty and staff salaries in ac cordance w ith teacher contracts. Crushad Phone 668 6515 R r g i M r m l D ia m o n d « ? H in g i Plant located at Firwood Junction • » TM f MAKERS O * K t tP S A K t CHAMONOS A U T O REPAIRS REW STORE LOCATION 38BM Preetar N*d. TELEVISION S M V IC S T i s r Sandy, Ora. 668 6136 SANDY AUTO BODY INC. Talaphona 6684175 Guaranteed Service On All Makes 668 7363 C EDAR plaza The ris in g fu ro r over whether to prohibit the sale of "junk food” in school cafeterias should have no effect on Sandy Union High School, according to SUHS Superintendant Dr. Jack Peters "Our food all comes from vending m achines,’ ’ said Peters. "W e’re not part of federal subsidization. " I t (the proposed ban) w ill have no impact on our operation.” The U.S. Department of Agriculture was given the authority last November to prohibit in schools the sale of food items that the depart ment determ ines do not make a "positive nutritional contribution in terms of their overall impact on children's diets, dietary habits and appetites.” The U.S.D.A. is con- A certification test of the Clackamas County computer program used for the June 27, special district election, w ill be conducted on Thur G e o rg e M o rgan lower level tr®m S X » to ftO 000 Cerry-ln Service b Tied» Mot Sandy, Oregon sday, June 22. State law requires that a county using an automated vote tally system must have its computer program tested before any election. The "logic and accuracy” test insures the computer is counting correctly After the test is performed the com puter program is sealed in a vault until the day of the election is Tuesday, June 27. Anyone interested in ob serving this test is welcome It w ill take place at 2:30 p m at the County Date Processing Center, 121 Library Court at the Red Soils Complex reported to sheriff’s deputies that a television stereo equipment, tools, and other items valued at a total $535 were missing from her Mt Hood area vacation cabin when she a rriv e d last weekend. Howard Farell of Portland reported stoneware and antiques valued at more than $800 were stolen from his R hododendron su m m er home Farell said many of the item s were irreplaceable. Sandy pair graduate Two Sandy students are among more than 260 graduates of Walla Walla College’s 1978 graduating class. Laurel Ann Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Johnson, received a Bachelor of Arts degree w ith a m ajor in Home Economics. Duane Charles Wilson, son of M r and Mrs. Everett E. Wilson, received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Biophysics. Walla Walla College's e ig h ty -th ird annual com mencement exercises were held June 2-4. WWC is one of 13 Seventh-day Adventist colleges in North America and part of a worldwide educational system Vandals strike Youthful vandals did $3000 damage to a car owned by Paul D. White, 36343 S. Haulglum Road, Sandy, Sunday afternoon A witness, George Belton, was logging on Webber Road 1.6 miles south of Highway 26, when he heard laughter and the sound of metal being struck through the woods Belton told Clackamas County s h e riff's deputies that two boys, who looked 15 or 16 sped off on their m otorcycles as he ap proached Deputies found the car with the rear wheels removed, the bottom badly damaged, the radio missing, and the dashboard smashed in. Belton told deputies both boys were short One, he said, wore a red helmet and rode a red motorcycle, the other wore a black and red helmet with gold trim , and rode a yellow motorcycle. Neither motorcycle, he said, had license plates. Deputies reported that White’s car was towed to Sandy Dr. Robert D. Schouten Optometrist Announce« the relocation of his office to: CEDAR PLAZA BUILDING 3 9 400 Plon««r, Sandy, OR local Representativa W ALRAD M o i sidering the prohibition of candy sales, soda pop, frozen desserts and chewing gum in school cafeterias until after the last lunch period. Before making a decision, U.S.D.A. o ffic ia ls are evaluating the opinions of students, parents, ad ministrators, nutritionists and others. The deadline for public comment (originally June 9) has been extended to June 23 because of the large volume of letters received, according to U.S.D.A. Assistant Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman. Written comments on the proposal should be submitted to Margaret K. O’Glavin, Acting D irector, School Program s D ivision. Good and Nutrition Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington D.C. 20250. Certification of computer sought The personal insurance counsel and advice of a local agent is important to you in planning a complete insurance program. R«gmar»d L*nd Surveyor Surveying. Mapping Subdivision« Otticv locatad at television set, an electric shaver and other items totalling $325 stolen from her residence. Odis D Menser, 23990 SE Tillstrom Road, reported $50 of jewelry stolen from his home. A rh tu r W. Froem bling, 10811 SE Orient Drive, told deputies his $249 rototiller was stolen between Sunday and Tuesday. An American flag was stolen from the Timberline Rim Recreation Club on East Truman Road Monday night, a club spokeman reported. Lillian Stewart, 23903 SE Firwood Road, told deputies that lamps and furniture valued at more than $960 were stolen from her mobile home the night of June 17. A Philadelphia woman U.S.D.A. seeks to ban ‘junk food’ INSURANCE WE SELL . . . MARX & CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Gresham Burglaries reported to the Clackamas County sheriff’s office in the past week: Paul Marchand, a resident of Mountain A ir Park near Wemme, reported stereo equipment and a television set stolen from his home, Marchand told deputies the thieves gained entry through a kitchen window. Total value of the stolen items was placed at $1520. The burglary occured the night of June 16. A rash of burglaries oc cured along Southeast Tillstrom Road in the Boring area the same evening. Helen Jean Roberts, 23910 Southeast Tillstrom Road, reported $290 worth of items stolen from her home, in cluding a revolver, electric guitar and a watch. Tillstrom Road, reported a SERVICE WE GIVE! Sand and Graval 225 E. Burnside Ext ee& 8224 39960 Pionaar Blvd. Bandy, Oregon 97065 approve a $2.5 million levy for MHCC operations in 1978- 79. The figure, which represents 20 percent of the MHCC budget, does not provide for buildings Should the levy fail, the MHCC budget would face a substantial reduction which would lead to fewer classes, services and teachers, ac cording to Dr. R. Stephen Nicholson, president of MH CC. "Because of a reduction of classes and services, we would anticipate a loss of students attending Mt. Hood and a corresponding loss of federal financial aid dollars and purchasing activitiy in this area,” Nicholson said. If the levy is approved, last year’s tax rate of $2.20 per $1,000 evaluation w ill remain the same. LA N D SURVEYOR ALLM AIN TAX SERVICE "How Big is One” awards but the first in which the organization has gone beyond the immediate Portland area to confer the honor. NCCJ also presented awards for contributions in the field of social service, religion and administration of justice. In making the presentation, awards committee chairman Silvia Rea cited Sheppard’s efforts at organizing numerous programs and workshops in the Sandy area through the Community Schools. "(She) is known as The Community Schools Lady’ in Sandy," Rea said. "And her combination trailer-office- classroom has become known as the civic center of Sandy Through the Community Schools program, she has brought people of all ages and socio-economic status together to experience and share the joys of enrichment,” Rea added. INSURANCE AGENCY MS-4421 * Vlelon Examination« • Prescription« filiad Fashion From«« t Tinted Lanaa« * Contoct Lense« Hard 6 Soft PHON! 668 4313 er 668-7143
