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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1980)
2— SANDY ( O t > POST Thur* . Au« 2». I960 (Sec 1) Keeping posted: Subdivision in Welches to be considered A subdivision application that could create five new homes in the Welches area w ill be considered by the Clackamas County hearings officer at 10.30 a.m.. next Wednesday. Aug 27. in Conference Room D at the D e p a rtm e nt of E n v iro n mental Service* tn Oregon City. Dale Jensen of M t Hood P ro p e rtie s proposes to subdivide 8 78 acres into five lots fo r single fa m ily residences. A waiver of the width-tu-depth requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance w ill be considered Special consideration w ill also be given to the Principal R iv e r Conservation Area along the Sandy River The property is located on the north side of Highway 26, approximately 1.200 feet east of the inte rse ctio n w ith Welches Road in the Welches area Thursday, a Clackamas County hearings officer w ill consider a variance and m inor partition application at 7 p.m. in the County Court house m Oregon City W illia m R Houston is proposing to waive the 1C.80G- square-foot lot size requirement on the zoning district in Government Camp to allow the partitioning of a 15.000-square-toot lot into two 7.500-square-foot lots The property is located on the southwest comer of the intersection of Second Street and Beta Street ui Govern ment Camp. In te re ste d persons are invited to attend these two hearings The hearings of fic e rs w ill consider a ll te stim o n y and w ritte n correspondence in making their decisions The a p p lica tio n s are available for inspection at the D e p a rtm e nt of E n v iro n m e n ta l Services, P la n n in g D ivis io n , 902 A bernethy Road. Oregon City Film explores family trials this Monday The epidemic of shattered fa m ilie s in A m erica is d e va sta tin g not only to parents and children, but to society itself • The Family Gone W ild /' a film to be shown Monday at the August meeting of Sandy Kafiee Klatsch. taxes its view ers fro m San F ra n ciscos ‘ red-light d istrict" and the prison yard at San Quentir. to the homes of Am erica’s affluent It shows interviews with, the victim s — prison in mates. re vo lu tio n a rie s , prostitutes. homosexuals, divorcees — and those who deal daily with the results of fam ilies out of control — police chiefs, prison chaplains, psychologists, legislators "B u t The Fam ily Gone Wild shows that the victims car. become the victors.” said Edna Cooke, chairman of the Kaffee K la tsch Committee "Through Jesus their shattered lives have beer, restored and redeemed The fatneriess nave found The Father. The unloved have become the loved Kiwanians set Kelso meeting Thursday, Aug 21 The Sandy K i warns Club w ill meet at Kelso Grade School for dinner and a tour of the new fa cility at 6:30 p.m. in lieu of the regular m eeting at Sandy Com m u n it y P r e s b y t e r ia n Church Saturday. Aug. 23 Sandy Grange is spon soring a tailgate sale at the Grange Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Refreshments w ill be Tuesday. Aug 26 Sandy Chamber of Com merce meets at noon at T J’s Fireside Dining. Wednesday. A ug.27 Clackamas County Book mobile w ill be at Aims Community Church from 10 to 11:30 a m., and at Boring Western Farms Market from noon to 1:30 p.m. Sandy Area M erchants meet at 7 a m. at T J’s Fireside Dining. Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m at Sandy Community Action Center, and at 6:45 p.m. in the community room at Independent Bank of Sandy Thursday. Aug. 28 Sandy Golden Age Club holds it ^ se m i-m o n th ly potluck at the Sandy Senior Center at noon. The Rebekah Ixxlge meets at 8 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. Hall Zoo-To-You’ visits Sandy Friday The popular "ZooTo-You” program w ill being a small piece of Washington Park Zoo to Sandy Public Library next Friday, Aug. 29. at 10:30 a.m. The program, sponsored jointly by the zoo and the Portland Park Bureau, is ui its f if t h sum m er. The Zoomobile is visiting Port land parks and Clackamas. Washington and Multnomah County locations b rin g in g children an opportunity to learn about some interesting animals Work is underway to straighten South Bluff Road. Monday night the city council OK’d a plan to put a base under the asphalt from Nettie ( onnetl to Sandy Heights Street. The country road had no such base placed when it was made It will cost an additional 85.88(1. The program is p rim a rily for children through the sixth grade, but is enjoyed by all ages The Zoomobile goes to sum m er re cre a tio n programs, like the library 's weekday get-together, to give children an opportunity to see, pet and learn in Fund drive gains community aid The surgery was a success fo r 14-year-old Dawn D avidson on Tuesday. Everyone involved w ith the operation mus: have known the groundsweli of support that the active, young g irl has generated back in her hometown Sandy Dawn was in California for a d e lica te operation to remove a tumor on ner brair. After the all-day surgery, doctors said the tum or was benign and their worries about her speech and sight were unfounded. They w ill be all right Now she w ill recuperate for 10 days before returning to the community that has embraced her plight and demonstrated an outpouring of generosity not often found in larger towns. At an o rg a n iza tio n a l meeting to muster support for a fundraising campaign to help w ith the medical bills. 31 persons showed up from various civic, service and private groups. With them, they brought fu n d ra isin g ideas or a promise that they would meet with their in dividual groups to come up with some. Since that meeting, more groups have contacted the organizers and the1 support is growing. Sandy Community Players Continental seeks hike Continental Telephone of the N o rth w e st file d two requests for changes to its schedule of rates and charges with the Oregon Public U tility Commissioner last Monday. Aug. 11. The firs t request is for reclassification of six of the company' s exchanges, in cluding the Hoodland area. "According to the com pany's commission-approv ed rules and regulations.” said George Pappani. su te m anager fo r C o n tin e n u l, ‘‘exchange rates are based on the size of the local calling area. The Hoodland ex change has grown and is now in the next higher ra te group.” Pappani said the new basic monthly local service charge for the exchange would be as follows: For residential customers, one-party. 86.75; two-party, 85 40. and four-party. 84.75. For business customers, one-party. 814.85: two-party, 813.50: fo u r-p a rty , 812.15; key line. 822JO; m ulti-line, 814.85. and se m i-p u b lic paystation. 818.60. P appani said th a t the company expects the new rates to go into e ffe c t sometime around Sept. 10. P appani said th a t the company expects the new rates to go in to e ffe ct sometime around Sept. 10. The second U n ff change adds a fifth element to service connection charges T h is elem ent, "p re m is e s v is it,” would have a 810 charge, and would apply only to those customers whose request for telephone in- sta Dation or change m service required that work be done at their home or business w ill hold a benefit per formance Sept 13 for Dawn The Mount Hood Movie Club w ill donate the profits from its September film . " M r Smith Goes to Washington.” to the cause I t w ill be shown Sept. 28 in the Sandy Theater Representatives ranged fro m the grade school children she attended school with to people who knew of her fam ily and wanted to help A second meeting to organize the growing support w ill be held next Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in T J’s Fireside Dining For more in fo rm a tio n , c a ll Judy Sheppard at 668-6182 te re s tin g animals. things about contact with animals and gain respect for all living The mammals, birds and reptiles in "Zoo-To-You” are from the Children's Zoo and the zoo's reptile area, and include a ferret, guinea pig. silky chicken, muscovy duck, oppossum and snakes like a rainbow boa. king snake and gopher snake. The snakes only visit when the weather is warm The Sandy v is it w ill provide youngsters an op portunity to "come into close things." said Becki Groah. "Zoo-To-You’’ coordinator. BUXTON'S Lee Meet Company Sandy S68-4B38 Custom Slaughtering Grain Fed Locker Beef • Cut, W rap p ed & Frozen— Locker Pocks Cattle Hauling on Tuesdays We Do Our Own Cure .. Smoking THE BAD NEWS: The ,9 8 , Chevrolet prices ore ou, ..The dealer cos, increase vones from a low of 8462.52 on the 8 , Chevette coup« to $540.37 on a Citation sedon $857 ,3 on o Monte Cork» londau and $ ,.1 3 6 .5 8 on a Corvette These increases ore only on the base price of eoch vehicle The Also today August 2 , is the day when President Carter must decide if the 4 percent duty on assured that trucks w ill hove a large increase also All cor prices of oil mokes will hove similar coe, increases moinly because of o federally mandated requirement that all passenoer cars must have a computerized catalytic converter Also today— August 21 is the day when President Carter must decide if the 4 percent duty on Japanese and Germ an-built mim-pickups will be increased to 25 percent This will mean o price increase of os much os $ , 000 on new Toyotas Datsuns luvs and the others THE GOOD NEWS: We have o surplus selection of oil the new 1980 Chevrolet cors ond trucks including — both 2-wheel ond 4-whee* drives We even have a few new Datsun King Cobs Most of our 1980 models are at one two ond even three price increases back so you II save even more right now at Carlson Chevrolet. Rem em ber— you will not only save the huge 1980 cost increose but you will get the sovmgs of our huge ,9 8 0 price reduction on all new ,9 8 0 cors and trucks We also hove even larger savings on ten , 980 demo S. Never has i, been more wise to consider a current model os opposed to getting next year s mode* cor or truck We also ore beginning to get bock our short-term ,9 8 0 rental trucks from the U.S Forest Service W e will have special residual balance prices on more than 300 trucks, from luvs Datsuns and King Cabs to ' -ton Sport Vans We must dispose of everything os quickly os possible so check our selection ond our low prices because our prices should moke your buying decision easy* PETE CARLSON 668-4101 Open Sunday 6 Evenings SANDY H ig hw ay 26 • 9 M iles East of G resham OPEN EARLY T h e T im b e r lin e Fireplace Insert OPEN LATE C "The outcasts of society have become those fighting the hardest to preserve its greatest strength — the fam ily.*’ Ken and Bobbie Wold, staff members at East H ill Church tn Gresham, w ill moderate the film which w ill be shown at the Sandy Community Center. It's men s nights at Sandy Kaffee Klatsch and men and women of a ll ages are welcome this Monday, Aug 25. from 7 :30 to 9.30 p.m "IT.-Ittled' Baha ’i speech set Saturday An introductory talk about the Baha i Faith w ill be given this Saturday, Aug 23. at 8 p.m The talk w ill be m Sandy and anyone interested in learning more about the Baha’is is invited to attend The speakers w ill be Jack Stone and Kun Kimmeriing, assistants to Auxiliary Board member Paul Petit was a speaker in Sandv last March For more information, call 866-8157. a v a ila b le . F o r m ore in formation, call 666-5859 or 6684866 Sandy Baha’ is are spon soring an introductory talk about the Baha'i Faith For inform ation about tune and location, call 668-8157. Monday. Aug. 25 Kaffee Klatsch meets at 7 30 p.m . tn the Sandy Community Center for Men's Night and a discussion and film about family crises • O n e-Q a arlrr luck Plate Steel ( onslruclton • Heavy Cast Iron Doors • I mque Cool Touch D ra ft C o n lro f' • F ire b ric k l.tmny • Oue-Mwarter Inch Plate Meel Baffle • A ir Tight Design • Produce* Both Had lent and C onvecllve Heat • Hold- fire overnight • Designed Io cook on • Spark screen included In Gordon Stona Building 36678 Praetor, landy 6refoe BU-M73 •M-BS73 A company previdi«*« on Inergy Answe- THURSDAY & FRIDAY DRIVE-UP: 7 A M -7 PM LOBBY: 9 A M -7 PM MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY; DRIVE-UP 7 A M -5 PM, LOBBY; 9 A M -5 PM BANK WTTH YOUR NEIGHBORS iNdcpENdcNT BANk o f SANdy / Z 3 \ 38561 PROCTOR BOULEVARD IN SANDY OREGON • PO BOX 70 • TELEPHONE 6 6 8 -8 0 3 0
