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Thur» Immediately following the noontime lunch next Thurs day, March 19, Howard Berger will present slides and discuss points of inerest seen on his trip to Russia The program will begin at approximately 12:30 p m Antiques, baked goods, plants and handicrafts are just a few items that will be sold at the Sandy Senior Center's annual Spring Bazaar Friday, April 3. The snack kitchen will provide a v a rie ty of hom em ade goodies The bazaar will be open from 9 a m to 4 p.m at the Community Center in Sandy T a b le re n ta l is s till available For more infor mation, call Jan. 668 5569 Activities for the Week of March 12 to March 19 Thursday. March 12 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9 a m Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities Class 12 noon Golden Age Club P o tlu ck and Business Meeting 2 p m. Matinee Production: “ The Curious Savage” Friday, March 13 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 9:30 a m Arts and Crafts 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m Clackamas Town Center Shopping Trip 1 p m Band Practice Monday, March 16 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9:30 a m Exercise Class 10 30 a m Therapy Pool 12 noon Loaves and Fishes l p m Cards Tuesday. March 17 7 30 a m Men's Breakfast 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9 a m Sandy Senior Citizen A dvisory C o m m itte e Meeting 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30pm Bowling 1 p m Blood Pressure 1 p m Ceramics 3 p m Guys and Dolls Wednesday. March IN 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9 a m. to 12 noon Income Tax Assistance 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12 noon to 3 pm . Fuel Assistance Thursday, March 19 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9 a m Exercise Class 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m . Howard Berger, Russian Travelogue Slide Presentation Lumbermen try to forget 1980 season The Western lumber in dustry operated at only 75 percent of its practical operating capacity during 1960 In 1979, the industry had operated at 92 4 percent of capacity. “ Anyone who was con nected with the Western lumber industry would just as soon forget 1980,” said Fred Reseburg, Western Wood Products Association economics director “ The poor demand for our pro ducts was caused by the high interest rates that brought h om ebuilding to a standstill.” The lowest months for 1980 came in April and May, when the industry operated at 60 7 and 612 percent of capacity. December’s per formance was the third On Monday March 23. 1981, at the hour of 9 00 a m., at the Courthouse Annex. 906 Main Street, Oregon City, Oregon, the Board of County Commis sioner» will consider a review of the Clackamas County Hearings Officer s denial of a Non Farm Use request to create three lots of approximately 8 26, 4 and 4 acres respectively Single fami ly residences, not in conjunction with a forest use will be established on each of the four a c re lo ts . The e x is tin g residence will be located at the 8 26 acre parcel Unless otherwise provided by the Board of County Commis sioners under Section 1304 05 of the Clackamas County Zoning Ordinance, the review o, the decision shall be confined to the record of the proceedings before the Hearings Officer The Board of County Commis sioners may odmit additional testimony and other evidence without holding a new hearing or hear the entire matter again, if it is satisfied that the testimony or other evidence could not have been presented at the initial hearing The party requesting review is FRANK and VIVIAN C GOKEY file number 1184 80 N The review is for property generally described as follows On the south side of S. Colorado Rood approximately one fourth mile east of its intersection with S Moonbeam Drive, In the San dy area The specific property is luiiht'f described as T2S R4E Section 16 Tox Lot 3600 W M The application is available for inspection at the Clackamos County Planning Division. 902 Abernethy Road Oregon City Oregon (phone 655 8521) from H 00 o m to 5 00 p m with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year begin ning July 1, 1981 and ending June 30, ,982 The firs, Notice of Budget Hearing and the F in a n c ia l Sum m ary w e re published in The Sandy Post on March 5, ,98, A copy of the budge, document moy be in spected or obtained a, Welches Elementary School between the hours of 9 00a m and 4 00 p m ATTEST K.C. Blackburn Clerk Don L Thornberg Chairman P38I-6 3 ,2 NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to ORS 477 250, notice is hereby given tha, a public hearing will be held at the Clackamas-Marion State Fores, Protection District, Molalla. Oregon, on Thursday April 8, ,981. at 2 p m for the purpose of providing all owners of lands an opportunity to be heard on matters pertaining to the budgeting of moneys re quired to defray the cos, of fire protection and suppression within the boundaries of the Clockomas Marion State Fores, Protection District and for p rivately owned lands in Willamette and M, Hood No tional Forests A copy of the tentative budge, for the fire district may be inspected at the Clackamas Marion State Fores, Protection D istrict O ffic e Molalla Oregon, Oregon State Dept of Forestry H Mike Miller. State Forester P38, 5 3-12 ________________________ 3 , 9 NOTICE OP REALTY ACTION - PARTIAL REJECTION AND OFFER OF NON-COMPETITIVE AIRPORT LEASE OR 23999 P381 7 3 12 NOTICE OF REVIEW HEARING On Monday March 23. 1981, at the hour of 9 00 a m., at the Courthouse Annex 906 Main Street, Oregon City. Oregon the Board of County Commis sioners will consider a review of the Clackamas County Hearings Officer s denial of a Non Farm Use request to establish tax lot 900 as a separate legal lot and establish a single fam ily residence not in conjunction with a farm use and to establish lots 501 and 1000 as separate los Unless otherwise provided by the Board of County Commis sioners uner Section 1304 05 of •he Clackamas County Zoning Ordinance the review of the decision shall be confined to the record of the proceedings before the Hearings Officer The Board of County Commis sioners may admit additional testimony ond other evidence without holding a new heormg or hear the entire matter again if it is satisfied that the testimony or other evidence could not have been presented at the initial hearing The porty requesting review is RONALD W JANTZ. file number 1,71 BON The review is for property g en erally described as follows At the southern end of SE Phelps Road in the Sandy area The specific property is further described as T2S R5E Section 4. Tax lots 50, 900 W M The application is available for inspection at the Clockomas County Plonnina Division, 902 Abernethy Rood Oregon City. Oregon (phone 655 8521) from 8 00 o m to 5 00 p m P38, B 3 -12 SECOND NOTICE OP SCHOOL BUOGET HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the governing body of Welches Elementary School District No 13 County of Clockomas State of Oregon, will be held at Welches Elemen tary School on the 23rd day of Morch. ,901 at 7 30 p m oclock for the purpose of discussing J PUBLIC LAND IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY OREGON BUREAU OP LAND MANAGEMENT U S DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR The following described public land (Revested O regon & California Roilroad Grond land) has been examined and iden tified as suitable for lease under the authority of the Act of May 24. 1928 (45 Stot. 72B 49 U S C 2,1-2,4). os amended at not less than the fair market v a lu e : Willamette Meridian, Oregon T 2 S R 4 E Sec 35. metes and bounds w ith in the SE, 4 N W , 4 SW1/4NE1/4 Containing 15 25 ocres The above described land is a portion of the ,20 acre area described as the SW1/4NE1/4 S 'iN W I/4 Sec 35. covered by the application filed by Country Squire Airpark Arthur P Skip per. owner. The applicant desires to lease this orea in order to extend an existing pav ed runway by 2 000 fee, In ad dition the applicant desires to install an instrument landing system an overnight camping facility nature trails, and addi tional hangars on both sides of the extended runway The ap plicant has also requested that he be allowed to purchase the ,2 0 -a c re a re a u nd er the authority of Section 203 of the F e d e ra l Land Policy and Management Act of ,976 (90 Stot 2750 43 U S C. ,7 ,3 ). The application to lease the ,20-ocre orea is hereby rejected with the exception of the ,5 .2 5 acre o rea described obove. The informol request for purchase of the ,20 ocre orea is denied The Pederol A viatio n Ad- lowest, at 68 3 percent, com pared to 79 5 percent in December 1979 “ Because of the low- demand situaton, many mills closed for a longer time d u rin g the h o lid a y s ," Reseburg said “ Some stop ped o p e ra tin g around Thanksgiving and did not open until after the first week in 1981. Others ad justed operations down, but to a lesser degree,” he add ed. The Western lumber in dustry’s practical operaing capacity for any given month is based on the highest actual production reached in that month dur ing the last five calendar years, including the current month The y e a rly p ra c tic a l operating capacity is based on the sum of the highest monthly totals reached in the past five calendar years The report covers lumber production normally totall ing about 18 billion board feet of lumber manufactured annually in the 12 Western states That is approximate ly 60 percent of the U S soft wood lumber output Garden clubs set confab The Clackamas District 15 Oregon F e d e ra tio n of Garden Clubs will hold its annual Spring D is tr ic t Meeting Wednesday, March 25, at the Sunnyside Inn at Clackamas Town Center The Sandy, Wildwood and Estacada clubs w ill be hostesses for the meeting which will include installa tion of new officers. Current officers include Shirley Dyal, district director, who w ill presid e o ver the meeting Peter Chan, author of “ The B etter Vegetable Garden the Chinese Way” , will be the guest speaker He is a plant pathologist and agricultural scientist who was born and educated in China and has more than 25 years of teaching and prac tice in vegetable farming in the Orient and the United States R e g is tra tio n fo r the meeting will be at 9:30 a m Reservations must be in by March 17 to Edna Hegar, 1530 S.E. Oxford Lane, M ilw a u k ie , O R , 97222. 654 9881. Your Gibson Appliance Center! Public notices NOTICE OP REVIEW HEARING 7 Industry slumps Senior Center News Today holds a treat for local senior citizens The Sandy Community Players have arranged a special m atinee p e rfo r mance of “ The Curious Savage” in honor of the Clackamas County seniors The admission wili be $1 per persons. Following the show, a special social hour will allow for a senior get together The play will begin at 2 p m at the Sandy Community Theater. Despite the Friday the 13th omen, good luck will be in store for the vans of seniors headed for the recently- opened Clackamas Town Center Vans will depart from the Sandy Senior Center at 12:30pm and par ticipants are advised to wear comfortable walking shoes John McMahan, principal of Sandy Union High School, will be guest speaker follow ing lunch at the center Mon day, March 16 He will give an overview of policy and ad ministration of the school. Questions and discussion will follow. The Humanities Class for March 19 has been cancell ed The class will resume March 26 Morch 12, 190I (Soc. I) SANDY (Ore.) POST minis,ration (FAA) completed an aeronautical study of the proposal ond concluded that there is no justification for the instrument landing system; however, the study olso con eluded that the runway exten sion would be reasonable from an aeronautical point of view only, leaving consideration of environmental issues to the Bureau of land Management. The decision to deny the runwoy extension was based on en vironmental reasons. Extending the runway would enoble the airport to change from a sneral utility" status to a osic tra n s p o rt'* status. General utility airports are designed to accommodate air craft up to ,2.500 pounds while basic transport airports con ac commodate aircraft up to 60 000 pounds Residents in the vicinity of the airport have expressed strong objections to the greater noise, invasion of privacy, h a ra s s m e n t of d o m es tic animals, inadequate roads to handle increased vehicle traffic, and fear of toss of life and pro perty to plane crashes if larger aircraft are permitted to use the airport. Most of the comments in favor of extending the run way came from persons living far from the airport Clackamas County has zoned the existing airport property "Rural Residen tial District" while the public land is zoned General Timber District t WIN *WIN DRAWING WIN*WIN Wl N this Gibson Dishwasher! The lease when issued will have o term of 20 years ond contain the following stipula tlons ,. The lessee shall enter in to a negotiated timber sale for the purchase of the merchan table timber located within the lease area The sale shall be at market volue as determined by the authorized officer 2. The lessee shall compen sate the United States for the loss of the volue of the im mature timber located within the lease area The value of the immature timber shod be deter mined by te authorized officer. 3. The lessee may clear ond grub the land within the lease area Debris od slash shall be disposed by burning chipping, burial, or rem ovo f from the orea 4 The lessee moy use the surfoce of the lease area for the production of low growing crops or Christmos trees, pro vtdmg the clear zone" ond ap proorh surfoce ore maintained free of obstacles The lessee shall submit for opprovol by the authorized officer, a pion for monogemen, of the surfoce resources Any revenue derived from crop production would be earned by the lessee P3BI -9 3 12 Classifieds deadline noon, Monday WIN*WIN DRAWING WIN*W IN DRAWING VOU COULD ENTRTFORM^^n W IN N E R j ¡IS'Wig *» p- / A LUCKY The decision to offer a lease for the 15.25 acre area was based on the need for the existing run way to have the required ap proach slope" and "clear zone" os prescribed by the FAA Without the protection of these imaginary surfaces, the safety of the runway would be in leopordy The public land pro posed for lease is presently covered with immature timber and is now under intensive management for timber produc »ion As the trees grow taller the approach slope and clear zone would become obstructed by the fores, Eventually, the runwoy could be declared un safe to use creating a great hardship on the airport owner The loss of timber production on the ,5 25 ocre area would no, have any significant effect on the tim b er industry th a , depends on the raw material or the local governments that share in the receipts generated from the land Since it hos been determined that the land is suitable for lease for airport related pur poses it is justified to offer the lease directly to the appheon, without competitive bidding DRAWING mme _ ADDRESS pHONE Ni It’s extra free entry! 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