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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1979)
4 SANDY (O r * 1 POST Thur».. June 2 ,. 1 9 7* (S*c I) C o ttrell D istrict voters face low er levy proposal more therapy tim e for students has increased The Pupil Enrichment Program for accelerated learning has grown in its initial year at the school. Lundy said A program was written and submitted by three staff members This was rewarded with a $2.000 grant from the state This extra money has provided for one student's transportation expenses to attend a Spanish class at Sandy High School, has paid for chartered mini buses for students taking field trips and w ill help pay for a videotape system for the PEP program Special funds in the budget include a remedial reading program which is partially funded through a federal program and a debt service for bonds paying for the school's two buildings The payments on the West Building retire with the current budget Along w ith the levy proposal which Lundy estimates w ill require $10 32 per $1,000 assessed valuation with a 10 percent increase in county valuations, voters w ill elect a new member to the d is tric t's board of directors Don Gould, a member of the d is tric t's budget com m ittee, is the only candidate filed for position 3. That position is currently held by Chairman Wayne Johnson, wh did not file for re-election Voters may cast their ballots at Cottrell School between the hours of 8 a m and 8 p m agreed to contracts One teaching position is being eliminated for the upcoming school year due to the anticipated placement of students in the school The petition being eliminated is for the seventh grade where only 21 students w ill he enrolled One additional teacher's salary is annually included in the budget as a precautionary measure In the event any one of the classes requires an additional teacher, funds w ill be available The base salary on the certified schedule increased 6 79 percent and the fringe benefits increased 14 28 percent Lundy said Cottrell w ill continue providing a half time learning specialist to direct the handicapped e d u c a tio n a l p ro g r a m initiated in 1977 78 During the past school year. Boring and Cottrell shared the cost of the instructor for this program The two districts w ill continue w ith this contract The speech program for Cottrell has increased as the need for When C ottre ll School D istrict voters go to the polls next Tuesday, they w ill be faced w ith an unusual surprise The proposed levy for fiscal 19794k) is smaller than the current budget s The decrease is due prim arily to an increase in the State Basic Fund according to Jean Lundy, superintendent of the district l'hat fund rose from $214,927 last year to $304,463 That increase has dropped the levy $42,001 below last year The proposed extended iev\ for the next year is estimated to be $195,430 The total anticipated require ment is $640,570 Inflationary costs have forced up some budget items such as school supplies, janitorial supplies and food items for the school lunch program Electricity, fuel and all other services also experienced an increase However, by purchasing all available supplies through the tri-county purchasing program, the district w ill try to hold costs down, according to Lundy Both ce rtifie d and classified personnel have rF R E E Frisbee! Church slates tenor concert Jim Loving, a tenor from Evansville. Ind , w ill present a concert at Sandy Assembly of God at 6 p m on Sunday. June24 The singer, who has recorded 19 albums, is known for vocal interpretations of old and new sacred music. His personal appearance schedule includes 300 concerts a year. Loving fir s t gained national recognition by forming a singing group, the Goodtime Singers, w ith whom he traveled and sang for 13 years With purchase of 2 giant pizzas * Professional model! * Choice of colors' W h ile su pply la sts! I 1 •.*» -Up» Twe» Tfcv'» O h * 11 • m A m id e if h » f h t ) (G m W r BIG BOY 38707 Pioneer Blvd. in Sandy ’’Live music 7 - 1 1 p.m . every Friday & Saturday! Classified Business, Professional Directory For Y o u r C o rd In This D IR E C T O R Y — FU R N ITU R E R E M O D E L IN G 38888 Pioneer, Sandy 668-5448 B & B EMPORIUM How»« o f 1001 Bargains NEW < USED H ousehold Furnishing» H a r d w a r e El*«.. 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SAo»«*» '.'•?)«'•« C o m p ) » » » p ' » • • * '» * • " • < • "»•«• SSSSM* Ooyo» f <•»«<«> »om »l«s John»o»« Morse Clark H all L .censed Bonded Assistant Sandy fire chief steps down An original paid employee of the Sandy Eire District announced his resignation as assistant chief and training officer at the June 12 meeting of the board of directors Don Blair, who has been with the district since 1972, said he was resigning to go into private business He will remain with the district as a volunteer firefighter Fire Chief Bob Hathke told the board that rather than have two assistant chiefs, as it hail in the pgBt the d is tru I would now have two battalion chiefs and one paid assistant chief Blair was selected by the hoard to fill one battalion chief position The other w ill be filled by Ed Hanning, who was formerly a volunteer captain G a ry C o n n e lly , E m e rg e n c y M e d ic a l Services d irector, was selected to replace Hanning as volunteer captain He had been an assistant chief before accepting the position w ith the EMS department Hathke told the hoard that Jle had received a letter from the district's attorney abtxjt The City of Sandy is c u rre n tly updating its Comprehensive Plan to com ply w ith state re quiremenLs and to respond to recent development trends A series of planning workshops are scheduled for June 26 to 28 in the City Hall Council Chambers to solicit involvement by the public, governm ental agencies, public and private in stitutions and interested parties These workshops w ill involve the presentation and discussion of plan al- ternatives Groups w ith similar interests, such as the business community, social services and Interested citizens, w ill be scheduled at different times to facilitate detailed discussions of particular areas of interest and concern This session w ill lie a follow up to workshops held May 8 to 10 The workshops w ill lie conducted by the city and its p la n n in g c o n s u lta n ts , STHAAM Engineers Inc , of Portland The workshops are designed for small groups of 10 to 25 persons to maximize ! Office or Home FREE ESTIMATES See U» tor New Jacuzzi Pumps and Repair» on all Make» ot Pump» Loop H w y S Bar'ng Road Gresham Telephone M 3 435 3 the proposal, new buildings and buildings undergoing • major * remodeling wixild lie required to install a sprinkler system Major remodeling would include any remodeling th*»t was 50 percent of , he value of the house There was a lengthy discussion of the advantages of making the ordinance part of the 1 inform Building Code, which must be done by The Sandy City Council An a lte rn a tiv e arises if the d is tric t passes the ordinance w ith a p pro val by the c ity in Rad Jackal Sandy 666 268 3 Hathke told the board that Blair had arranged a joint training program with the Sandy police The nine week program is scheduled to Also . . . Storm windows, doors 18035 M einig Ave., Sandy Hallum Insulation Co. PHONE 668-6282 after 6 p.m. include the schools, police, fire departm ent, senior program s and health services The general public w ill have its first opportunity to participate in tlx* workshops at 3 30 p m The locul com m ittee for citizen involvem ent and county planning organizations will meet that evening at 7 30 p m ( Tty staff and state, county and regional planning agencies will meet with The Sandy Senior ( enter would like to remind its members about the trip to Astoria A chartered bus will leave the center at 8 a m tomorrow. June 22, for the Scandinavian Festival It w ill return to Sandy at 6 p m There is a charge of $7 75 for the trip views this as a great time to invite friends and relatives and introdiM e them to Senior ( enter activities An oil painting class, taught by Carol Delude, will Ix-gin Wednesday, June 27 Participants are advised to wear old clot hrs Clyde Sutherland. a member of the Kiwanis Club Calendar Committee, has reminded all seniors that they are still taking listings for the 1980 calendar Interested persons can contact any Kiwanis Club committee member or (all the center to list anm versarles and birthdays Sutherland said that the club has already sold 231 listings The Loaves lunch program Meinig Park June 25 Tlx- and Fishes w ill be held in on Monday. center staff Sslpl Sa'.iCS In fs lls 'io n D & A PUMP & SUPPLY The board passed a resolution recommending that the (Tty of Sandy adopt the m odified sp rin kle r ordinance g ro u p p a r t ic ip a t io n , according to the city staff Because these sessions w ill t>e critical in evaluating and choosing a plan which will adequately respond to the needs of the community, tlx* city urges the public to attend The sessions will provide the public to see the results of the e u rlie r workshop sessions The workshops w ill begin Tuesday, June26, at I 30p m with a meeting of the social services in the area These BENSHOOF Plumbing & Heating SA LES and S E R V IC E the form of a resolution Hathke pointed <xit that if tlx* city were to amend the building code, this wixild automatically include the sprinkler ordinance to cover remodeling buildings f u m ilia r i/e tn e m lie rs oi the police de |M rtin e n t w ith fire d is tric t equipment, operation and alarms The purpose of the program is to give the police an understanding of busic fire department operation its parking lot on Proctor Boulevard was getting to the point where establishing signs would educate residents that the area w ill soon lie for district personnel only This would alleviate future (sirk mg 668 4993 u tility companies on June 27. at 10 a m Bealtors and developers w ill meet at 1 30 p m The Sandy Planning Commission, (Tty Council and city U aif w ill meet Wednesday evening a, 7 30 p m Business and civic groups and the c ity 's parking committee w ill meet at 1 30 p in Thursday. June 28 The final session w ill lx* at 7 30 p m with a session for the general public Wednesday, and HI calendars \< tivitirs lor (he W rrk ol Junr 21 to Junr 2S Thursday. June 21 12 noon Loaves and Fishes I 3op rn Arts arid Crafts F rid a y , June 22 Ha m tofi p rn Scandinavian Festival at Astoria 12 noon Loaves and Fishes M oik I x i . June 25 12 noon I-oaves and Fishes at Meinig Park I p m ( arils T uesday. June 26 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p ill Bowling Wednesday. June 27 12 noon Loaves and Fishes I to 4 p in ( hl (Minting class I hnrsday. June 2> 12 noon G olden Age Potluck 668 4 902 S A N D and GRAVEL The Space For Rent! Call 668-5548 ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Roe* Tri C Janitorial From a dairy in Hillsboro MT HOOD READY MIX R ea d . M .« Concrete Rock GAL... Crushed Sand and G's*a< me tutto en Mimi» »»••« • t M w l« .l« » 41S *««••"»•'•' Phone 668 6515 668-4491 located st F . » o o d Junction Also (503) 378 1329 TAX CO NSULTANT LAND ALLMAIN TAX SERVICE Cedar Plaza Bldq Suite No 9 B ookkeeping A Incorna Tasas Pickup & D elivery SURVEYOR MARX fl. CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Reg-tsa>»d L«» d Surveyor Surveying M apping Subdivision» Ot*«cv loc«t»d it 225 E Burnside Ext 668 8224 A U T O REPAIRS T E L E V IS IO N SERVICE Téléphona 668 4175 $50°° OFF! On any any Furniture Item over $125 O ffe r good thru June 30, 79 Guaranteed Service On All Make» CEDARRLAZA No t 668 7363 Carry In Service lower level Cleon, Raw sugar! • 2 lb Bag ...86 A lfa lfo H o n ey ih 81e In your container lim it I p e r r u i t o m e r 1 Phons: M i-8281 Gresham SANDY AUTO BOOT INC. Z Raw Milk 658 3138 Commercial & Residential 38660 Pioneer Blvd Sandy Oregon 97065 Now! Fill and Top Soil C O N C R E T E R E A D Y M IX J A N IT O R IA L problem«, according to hoard member Jerry Lawson City schedules planning workshops 6 6 8 7491 BERGH MACHINERY CO fisherman appears to be Just enjoying (hr tranquility u lt h e setting. T rillium l ake is located at the base of M t. Ilood Just off I S. Highway 2«. P L U M B IN G P U M P A SU PPLY Fairbanks Residential -Com mercial Remod aling A ddition s X 'tc h a n s « e th * Sandy The snows h ate melted and Trillium l.uke is once again open to anglers. T rilliu m has been stocked with eight-to-IO Inch rainbows hut this Save 30% on your heating bill! C1L Remodeling Specialists Lae Edgren Gone fishing M A C H IN E R Y H O U S E C L E A N IN G - - Phone 668 5548 Z Sandy. Oregon 668 6673 38970 4 BV7U w ood en h u tch Proctor Blvd. 6673 9 30 6 30 Mon Fri. O pen Saturday* 9 30 6 p. Health House Sandy » new Frontier Bldg in H eritage Square
