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7—SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur» . Feb 5. (Sec. 1) Sandy man injured in auto accident Dismissal decision due Monday At a hearing Monday night, the attorneys for a dismissed Sandy Union High School teacher told the district board that their client is w illing and able to continue teaching The board delayed action on the m atter until this Monday's regularly- scheduled meeting The teacher. Joan Ferdun, had been employed by the SUHS d is tric t fo r ap proximately a year and a h a lf when the board dismissed her Dec 8 on the reconunendation of district superintendent Jack Deters She was a probationary teacher and had been placed in the “ intensive evaluation" category in January. 1981). That status is used by the adm inistration to indicate to teachers that their per do this. 36 hours advance formance does not meet the notice is required d is tric t's standards of When Ferdun's attorneys competence, and to allow did not give such notice, teachers the opportunity to board members and district c o rre c t w h a te v e r adm inistrators assumed the deficiencies are pointed out hearing would be held in in their review process executive session Ferdun was continued in Minutes before Monday s th a t category fo r the hearing was scheduled to remainder of last school y e a r. the status was renewed . begin, however. Ferdun requested an open session. early in the current school The board granted the year request, although Peters Following her dismissal, expressed concern that the Ferdun requested a board board would be held hearing, as provided by responsible for turning away district policy and state citizens e a rlie r in the statute. evening who had come to observe the hearing Although such h e a rin g F e rd u n 's m a jo r con are usually held in con tentions were that she was fidential executive sessions not given proper direction of the board, district policy through job descriptions to p e rm its the teacher to adequately carry out her job request a public hearing To as T itle 1 reading teacher. She also dauned she was confused by conflicting or ders from several super visors of her program, in c lu d in g Jam es Saxton, chairman of the high school s c o m m u n ica tio n s d e p a rt m e n t; D ennis C row, assistant p rin c ip a l and supervisor of the T itle I p ro g ra m , and John McMahan, principal. Sandy police cited a Clackamas man ui con nection with an automobile co llisio n near Janz B e rry land e a rly la st Santurday m o rn in g in which a Sandy man was seriously injured W illiam Bailey Payne Sr., 68. of Clackamas was cited for failure to yield Remember to say something loving on Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14th ? A Heart to Heart Checklist Bluegrass concert Friday Sunday. Feb. 8 There w ill be a benefit pizza p a rty fo r K elly Spradling. a Sandy Union H igh School exchange student, at Buckboard Pizza from 1 to 3 p.m Monday. Feb. 9 The Sandy Union High School Board meets in a regular session at 7:30 p jn The city of Sandy w ill hold a public hearing on the proposed expenditures of money gained through revenue sh a rin g . The hearing w ill begin at 7.30 p.m Tuesday. Feb. 10 Hail Rex w ill discuss Rex Rabbits at the luncheon m eeting o f the Sandy Chamber of Commerce at 12 noon at T J ’s Fireside Dining The Poison Control Center w ill make a presentation at the Sandy Community School tra ile r from 11 a.m to noon. Representatives w ill discuss items in the household which can be harm ful to children and emergency procedures to take if one of these items is accidentally ingested A class on New Testament Greek w ill introduce you to the g ra m m a r and vocabulary of quoine Greek, which if pursued, would enable you to read the 59* ............. only 89* 30-Card Packet................. ............. * 30-Card Super P a c k e t................................. oniy’ (USPS 481-180) Or»e»c > J l» H « •« • . ««■! 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"W hat Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women." and las latest book. "P reparing for Adolescence” He also speaks on a radio series. "F o c u s on the F a m ily ," which is syn dicated to 134 stations Titles of the film s are “ The Thursday. Feb. 12 The Welches School Board w ill meet in regular session at 7:30p.m. at the school. The Sandy Golder Age Club w ill hold its semi monthly potluck luncheon at the Sandy Senior Center at 12 noon The Rebekah Indge meets at the Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Feb. 11 Macy Brader and Pat Spradling w ill discuss the services of Hospice, a health care service that provides supportive care for te r minally ill persons and their fam ily, in Room 1 at Cedar Ridge School from 7 to 9 p.m John Van l.ierop w ill lead W iA M f l In d iv id u a l V a le n tin e Cards ♦or e ve ry o n e in the fa m ily — and yo ur S w e e th e a rt! an inform al discussion on the love of reading a great book at the Cedar Ridge Library at 7 p.m. Registration is available through the Sandy Community School. 668-5744 original text of the Bible. Advanced classes w ill be held la te r, if there is sustained interest Doug Spany w ill teach the six-week class, beginning tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 1 at Cedar Ridge School, injuries when her car struck a pole in the lot. No citations were issued. Pacific Acquistion Corp. reported the theft of bat teries. 70 gallons of gas and miscellaneous items from one of its trucks parked at timberline trailers Friday . The items were valued at $209. V a le n tin e ’s Day! In letters and memos previously kept confidential, but introduced as evidence at the open hearing. Ferdun s s u p e r v is o r s o u t lin e d problems with discipline, class planning and student management which they say Ferdun did not correct after they were identified in the intensive evaluation process Keeping posted: F rid a y. Feb. 6 The Sandy Grade School Parents Club w ill host a chili feed and carnival in the school cafeteria from 5 to 8 p.m . Kick up your heels to the bluegrass band. Evergreen, at a dance-concert at the Sandy Odd Fellows Hall from 8 to 10 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Sandy Community School and the Sandy Community Center. was heading west The im p a ct of the collision knocked the hood of the Voelker automobile 35 feet from the point of impact. F rid a y, police responded to an accident at the parking lot at Sandy Union High School Jeannette Carr. 16. sustained minor the right of way after the car he was driving collided with a vehicle ckiven by l^eroy John Voelker. SO. of Sundiy According to police reports, the Payne vehicle was heading east on High way 26. making a left hand turn into Janz Berryland when it collided w ith the Voelker automobile which S tro n g - W ille d C h ild , " “ Shaping the Will Without B reaking the S p ir it." “ C h ris tia n F a th e rin g .' “ P r e p a r in g fo r Adolescence” ui two parts, and “ What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About W omen" in two parts / / Send cards from No 6 SonOy Po»» Sondy □«’• g o r V7 0 55 w a /t Feb 5 1981 C reative excellence is an Am erican tra d itio n . Tax worries? Let us help V a le n tin e ’s Day Plush Bean Bags! R egular $2.00 to $6.00 valu es ! Wo re year-round booAkewpmg t tox professionals who Xeep ob roost o f the law t its opportunities . . 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