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2—SANDY (Ore.) POST Thürs., Jan 29,198t (Sec 1) Keeping posted • Obituaries Kelso committee to meet Lawrence Hedden Funeral services for Sandy re sid e n t Law rence C. Hedden w ill be held tomorrow, Jan. 30. at 10:30 a.m. in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home. M r Hedden died suddenly at his home Monday. Jan. 26. He was 56 He was born in Bicknell, Ind., on Jan 7, 1925 He served in the U.S. Navy during World War I I as an aviation machinist mate. A fte r com pleting his enlistment, he worked in the construction industry He m a rrie d his w ife , Dorothy, in 1958 They lived in Estacada, San Francisco and Portland before moving to Sandy in 1977. M r Hedden began working fo r the Rose City Transit Company in Portland in 1962 and continued as an area bus d rive r forT ri-M et. He is survived by his wife. Dorothy of Sandy; a son. Danny of Sandy; a daughter. Sharon Wiley of Sandy , five grandchildren; one brother and five sister The owners of this property are challenging the new zoning designated by the updated comprehensive plan The appeal will be heard next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. A t Planning Commission meeting Otto Miller Funeral services for Otto Fred M ille r of S.E. Dunn Road, Boring, were held Monday in the chapel of Carroll Funeral Home in Gresham. He died at his home last Wednesday. Jan 21. He was 89. Bom Oct. 25, 1891, in Berlin, he started school in Germany before sailing to the United States and settling in South D akota. A fte r several years he moved to Lewiston. Idaho, where he completed high school. He attended the University of Idaho While living in Idaho, he m arried his wife, Mabie. She died in 1960. He m arried Alice Kime in Vancouver. Wash., in 1965 M r. M ille r moved to Vancouver in 1924, to P ort land in 1928 and to Boring in 1939. For most of his working career, he was a government inspector for the Corps of Engineers He is survived by his wife, Alice of BotTftU two sWfe. Robert of The Dalles and Donald of M iam i, Fla - mx grandchildren and one great grandchild. Russell Pierce F u n e ra l services fo r Russell C harles P ie rce , father of a Sandy man, were held Monday at the Kingdom H all in Goldendale, Wash. He died last Thursday, Jan. 22. He was 71. He m arried Hazel Cotton on May 1, 1938 He was preceded in death by a son, M ervin He is survived by his wife, Hazel of Goldendale; six sons, Daniel of Sandy, James and M ich a e l, both in California. Joseph in Idaho, T im o f G oldendale and Russell Jr. of Orofino, Idaho; six daughters, Louise M urray and Nancy Parish, both of Goldendale, Lorraine Glassing of Rice Lake, Wis., A pril Garrison of Walla Walla. Wash., Jackie Boyle of White Salmon, Wash and Tom Gossett, also of White Salm on, and 34 grand- chikken Appeals ready for new zoning The firs t of a number of challenges to the updated Sandy zoning ordinance w ill be heard next Wednesday, Feb. 4. when the Sandy P la n n in g C o m m is s io n convenes at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. Since the adoption of the updated ordinance, the city has received several formal and inform al requests for changes in the zoning of p a rtic u la r p arcels or amendments to the text of the ordinance itself. A t its January meeting, the commission decided to begin a series of hearings on the requests that w ill begin Wednesday and continue with the March meeting. Persons who w ish to challenge the ordinance have until Feb. 15 to File their appeal w ith the city. The firs t appeal next Wednesday a ffe c ts the comprehensive plan It is the only one that does this. V. J. Keating, owner of the site of the previous Mt. Hood Animal Clinic, 37820 High way 26. objects to the change of the zoning for his property. A com prehensive plan amendment would also be necessary. The area on both sides of U n iv e rs ity S treet was previously shown as low density residential in the 1974 comprehensive plan. The zoning, however, was C-2, general c o m m e rc ia l, in c o n flic t w ith the plan designation. During the 1980 plan up date the area was designated high density residential anti the zoning changed to R-3, high density residential, in c o n sid era tio n of the predominant land use pat tern in the area and to provide consistency between the land use plan and zoning designation. The second item w a request by B illie M cNutt, 38336 Hood S t., fo r a modification of the horte occupation provisions of the zoning ordinance. She operates a hypnosis center in her home. The property is zoned R-3. The Municipal Code establishes standards for home oc cupations. Home occupations are not listed as a permitted use in the R-3 district. The home occupation standards make provisions for lim ited signage of home occupations, however, no provisions are made for signing her home occipation in the high density zone. Her request is for a small iden tification sign, although it is not perm itted under the present standards The final item could affect the future of a proposed senior citize n housing complex in the city. A staff-initiated request asks the commission to consider the commercial zoning for p ro p e rti« be tween Pioneer Boulevard and McCormick Drive. These properties offer good o p p o rtu n itie s , ac cording to the staff, for conunercial development for the frontage on Pioneer, but also have unique problems due to the topography and the dual fro n ta g e on McCormick, an im portant residential collector street. Due to the likelihood that vacant properties south of M cC o rm ick D riv e w ill develop in high density residential uses, potential for c o n flic t arises if the p ro p e rtie s n o rth of McCormick Drive develop under the present zoning standards. Under the current zoning provisions, a proposed senior citizen complex would not be permitted. At its last meeting, the Sandy City Council initiated through the commission a public review of a proposal to reduce the amount of off- street parking required for the complex based on a variable bedrooms-per-unit ratio. That should also be on the Wednesday agenda. Sandy man arrested after accident A Sandy Man was arrested and lodged in the Clackamas County ja il last Thursday, Jan. 22, after he was involved in a local tra ffic accident. K elly Joe M ille r, 20, was charged w ith driving while under the influence of in toxicants and driving w ith a suspended license after the car he was driving struck a tra ffic control pole at the in te rs e c tio n of Pioneer Boulevard and Highway 211. The accident occurred at 4:02a.m. Last Monday, Jan. 19, Sandy police took a crim inal m is c h ie f re p o rt a fte r someone shot out one light and fired 15-20 shots into the Homestead B u ild in g in downtown Sandy The shots damaged w iring, sheetrock, cedar siding and a therm al glass pane. Total estimate of the damage was $270. • Police are investigating the theft last Thursday of a chainsaw from a residence on Tupper Road The saw was valued at $600 Police cited Socorro Pola Quiroz, 35, of Sandy last Friday on a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Saturday, Sandy police served an arrest w arrant to James Richard Travers, 36, of Gresham. The arrest came after a routine tra ffic stop at 1:23 a.m. The w arrant was issued by Washington County on a charge of failure to appear. Travers was taken to Clackamas County Jail. P olice a rre ste d three Sandy men Monday and charged them with theft after W illiam s T hriftw ay reported that three men attempted to steal one-half case of beer Deroy Van Scholl, 19, Bruce G. Moore, 30, and Todd W illiam Low, 18, all of Sandy w ere taken to Clackamas County Jail. Safety rules to live by RULE NO.3: A downed line isn't a dead line. rG c w h e n a u to -tru c k , tra c to r p a rts are n e e d e d. C o m p le te m a ch in e shop se rvice . Store Hours; 7 :3 0 to 6 :0 0 M on. th ru Sat. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY NAPA AUTO PARTS FANCHER GRESHAM TRUCK PARTS 7 :3 0 an 6 pm . Mon - Sat F id ] 665 SANDY Rd. 255 NE Hoçan Rd OTACADA STORE 668 4444 311 Proctor. Sandy 830-6614 HWY ? N (VACADA Sandy youths C A LI CLASSIFIED TO D A Y ! 667-6633 MONDAT SP EC IA L Three Sandy youngsters were attacked by four other juveniles Saturday as they w alked along N ortheast Linden Avenue in Gresham. Gresham police said a 12- year-old g irl, a 12-year-old boy and an 11-year old boy were w a lk in g fro m S ka te w o rld to D ea’s Restaurant about 11:30 p.m. to call for a ride home. They had not been able to use the phone at Skateworld, police said. As the three children were nearing Burnside Road, a brown Pinto stopped and four older juveniles, 13 to 17 years old, got out of the car and briefly attacked the other children, police said. The victim s continued walking to Dea’s, where they called home. One of the parents brought them to the Gresham Police Department where they reported the attack. Soft Meat Burritos Feb. 2nd only . . . INGREDIENTS: G ro u n d b e e t, ch e d d a r cheese, and e n c h ila d a sauce in a flo u r to rtilla . ONLY 95! Reg. *1.25 17475 BEERS AVE SANDY 668-7872 Classified Business, Professional Directory AUTO REPAIR TELEVISION SERVICE SANDY AUTO BOOT INC. 38650 Pioneer bivd Sandy, Oregon 97055 Telephone 668 4175 Z) /a d / TV Service * Rodl,> Guaranteed Service Un All Makes CEDAR PLAZA No 668 7363 Carry In Service 1 lower level CRUSHED ROCK Don Obrist, Inc. B ER G H M A C H IN E R Y CO Fill m aterials * Crushed rock Demolition * Bulldozing * Roadgrating See Us tor New Jacuzzi Pumps and Rapairt on all Makes ot Pumps W e a re the h o m e d e liv e ry e n p e ris I 6 6 0 -4 1 7 9 3 7 3 9 6 Ruben Lane Sondy Loop Hwy & Boring Rood G reshom Telephone 6 6 3 -4 3 5 3 ROOFING PUMP & SUPPLY Fairb a n k « - M o r te Rad Jacket SA LES and S E R V IC E D & A PUMP & SUPPLY 656 2683 GUARANTEED 668 7793 MacOONALD MOBILE HOM E R O O F IN G SANDY O R EG O N 668-4902 CONCRETE READY MIX MT HOOD READY MIX Concrete Roc« Sending a Valen tine’s Day mes sage to your boy friend thru the Classified Love Note Page coming th is F e b ru a ry 14th. "V report attack at Gresham Reedy LOVE IS be taught by George Golub at while learning the a rt of the Community School from painting w ith watercolors. 7 to 9 p.m. The class w ill The class w ill meet, meet tonight at 6 p.m. beginning today, for six Wednesday, Feb. 4 Mondays at 1:30 p.m. Sandy P lanning Com Fine Arts for Kids” w ill mission w ill meet at 7:30 be offered by the Conununlty p.m. School at 3:30 p.m. The Sandy TOPS Club Tuesday, Feb. 3 meets at 9 a.m. at the A discussion of Oregon Community Action Center Bulb Farm s by Ed McRae and at 6:45 p.m. in the w ill be featured at the weekly conununity room at the luncheon meeting of the Independent Bank of Sandy. Sandy Chamber of Com An old fashioned quilting merce at T J ’s Fireside bee gets under way at the Dining at noon. Conununity School at 11 a.m. A class on calligraphy w ill A community forum on begin today at the Com Sandy in the year 2,000, m unity School. Beginners presented by City Manager w ill le a rn the cu rsive alphabet, advanced students ’ Roger Jordan, w ill be held in the Cedar Ridge School w ill learn the sharp serif lib ra ry at 7 p.m. He w ill symplex alphabet. The class meets for six Tuesdays at 1 discuss population projec tions, zoning and future p.m. development. Basic carpentry skills w ill For Your Cord In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548 |ust because a line is down doesn't mean it isn't alive with electric ity. The safest thing you can do is not to touch it and call us immediately. No Clowning Around. . . Thursday, Jan. 29 A bellydancing class for beginners and advanced students begins at Sandy High School Gym ‘C’ at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 30 The U niversity of Portland is offering a “ managing Classroom Behavior” course at Firwood School today and tom orrow . One semester- hour of credit is avilable for the course which runs 4-9 p.m today, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Required pre-registration is available, 668-8005 S aturday,Jan.31 The Community School w ill sponsor a cross country skiing trip of Sahalie Falls. Participants are asked to bring their own equipment and lunches to the school tra ile r at 9:30 a.m. Bob McQueen is offering a Red Cross certified firs t aid class at the Community School. It runs from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday, Feb. 2 Sandy City Council meets at 7:30 p.m. at Sandy City Hall. The Kelso School Executive Committee meets at 7 p.m. in the Kelso School lib ra ry. Rainbow G irls meet at the Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. L earn design, co lo r, perspective and composition Crushed Send end Grave) Phone 668 6515 SAND and GRAVEL ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Rock Fill ond Top Soil 658-3138 Pieni located el F u wood Junction TAX CONSULTANT Aa moved seme burtdmg A LLM A IN TAX SERVICE Cedar Plaza Bldg Suite No 12 B ookkeeping & Incom e Tases Pickup & O elivery 668 80S) LAND SURVEYOR MARX & CHASE R egistered Land S urveyor n » q t l» ,» d L and Sul • »»O ' Subdivisions Survey, n« M ap p in g O ttic » lo cated at 6 0 0 NW F o n ts Rd G re s h o m 667-S 5S 0 JANITORIAL C a rp et S ham pooing U p h o ls te ry C le a ning V ary re a s o n a b le ro ta s ' G u a ra n te e d res u lts ' Full |o n ito rio l m o m le n o n te service or w ork tn your h o m e chuck grifo 630 3643 To rent this space, call: 668-5548
