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Mobile home park requested A c o n d itio n a l use m odification and variance application which could lead to a mobile home park in the Wildcat Mountain Koadarea w ill be considered by the t lackamas County hearings officer next Thursday. A pril 16 The hearing w ill be held at the ( lackamas County Cour thouse in Oregon City at 7 p m I- G. Brian proposes to modify a conditional use per m it which presently allows him to establish a mobile home park The m odification would allow him to sell parcels for individual mobile hom es o r s in g le -fa m ily residences, and to reduce the m inim um lot size require ment of the F F-io zoning d is tric t to a p p ro xim a te ly two acres one of the lots created w ill contain four existing mobile homes and a single-fam ily residence The property is on the east side of S.E. Brian Ranch Hoad, approxim ately 2.400 fe e t s o u th e a s t o f S .E Wildcat Mountain Hoad, in the Dover area At the 1 hursday hearings, the county officer w ill also consider a tem porary perm it application, filed by Frank Stone J r . to use a mobile hom e as a te m p o r a r y residence until a suitable site can be found for it The mobile home would be parked on the end of a private road approxim ately 640 feet south of S.E Thur» Apr,I 9 I9fl| (S«< „ SANDV (O r. ) POST Hauglum Hoad and 630 feet west of the intersection of S E Hauglum Road and S E 362nd Avenue, in the Cottrell area That area is zoned ru ra l residential farm forest, five acre m inim um lot size The applications for these hearings are available for in spection at the Department of Environm ental Services, P la n n in g D iv is io n , 902 Abernethy Hoad, Oregon C i ty. Local Like-a-thon raises $1,000 S a tu rd a y 's s u n s h in e brought riders and their parents from the Sandy- Boring area to participate in the second annual St. Jude C h ild r e n s R e s e a rc h H ospital Bike a thon and raise more than $1,000 for the hospital I he kids re a lly seemed to enjoy th e m se lv e s ," said Anita Tinjum , chairm an of the event, "and I was proud of the way they a ll rode the 20 miles without racing or careless rid in g " Riders w ill now return to their sponsors and collect their pledges before A p ril 11 Sponsors are asked to pay by check, payable to St Jude s Hospital, not only to make it easier for the riders, but it w ill be their receipt of pay ment for tax purposes Upon completion of collec tions, riders are asked to call Anita, 668-6043 or 666 7461, or Bob, 663-4638 or 658 3728 They w ill arrange to have the money picket! up Tinjum expressed thanks to Don Ecklund for allowing the use of Mountain Shadow subdivision for the ride, Bob Rykken and Mike Strickland of the Boring F ire Depart ment for providing firs t aid p ro v is io n s and a ll the volunteers who made signs, picked up supplies, served pop, snow cones and hot dogs, and worked check points She also cited the Sandy Lions Club for use of its snow cone m achines, R eliable Realty for use of its office, and all the riders, parents and sponsors for making the ride a success " age group. $io for second and $5 for third. Age groups are 6 7 years of age. 8 10 years of age and 11-12 years of age Prizes are donated by In dependent Bank of Sandy. Sandy ( oast to C oast, D ecker and S c a le s , (la cka m a s County Bank, S andy R e x a ll D ru g , Patti Jo's. Grokett Jewelry, Pioneer E le ctro n ics and Gordon Stone's The entry form , ready for coloring, may be found on page 3 of section I in this edi tion of The Sandy Post. Completed forms should be delivered to one of the above businesses prior to 5 p m Friday, A p ril 17, con . Spring, 1981 test deadline. Students in Sandy High School’s a rt department w ill judge the contest. Rules state that paint, water colors, crayons or any s ta n d a r d a r t c o lo r in g medium may be used Chalk or tempura colors should be fixed with appropriate spray fixative KMs’ Coloring Contest! 1. . 2. F n ? i^ f ‘S ° ,Xt‘ni 1° Sh1Mdr*n age i • •«» 12- P & S B r S H V ^ < 'k ir j7 w e . r y he|„fS,l0W,2« Add' ,l° " ‘‘ l en.ries are available«........ * * “ « «■ '»« ‘ »e Sandy Union High S C & An IX.parOnen, Decision, ot ,he judges w ill be ,i„a, Morality subject of stories and is a regular television perform er in London II u - Will be notified by delivery by tales by presenting them at the place ot - - - ,e prize - - .............. - individual - - ------- donor of each prize her life in "M onday Lunch in sm all auberges in the Dor F a iry la n d ," to a secluded dogne, Normandy, B rittany These 15 stories are v a ria couple crum bling away into and the South. tions on the theme of moral sodden old age, with their "In fid e litie s " is a collec We are led through pates turpitude, and they are ex minds and speech set in the tion of short stories by of whipped goose live r w ith cellent. lim e of their affluence Angela Huth, an English t r u f f le s , c ro is s a n ts , I hey have a fixed pattern novelist and short story quenelles, and on to rougets They range from the bored that keeps them from think w rite r She has also w ritten and a poem of a cheese souf w ife and mother who is rous mg about the yawning abyss radio and television plays fle Then, a sharp little ed from the dull rhythm of before them This ch illy little muscadet, sorbets, an an ex story is call "Azaleas for otic p a s try oozing w ith Sale ' cream and fraises du bois. Mv favorite story is the This goes on for a week or v e ry w it t y “ L o v in g so Diana returns home Gourm ets." George invites plum per but unsullied Her Diana to accompany him on mother need never w orry a holiday in France Diana about George... his affec imagines making love in Seniors Damian Boiler- were chosen last fall, H ig h tions lie elsewhere mann and Jim Beatty have scores on the P S A T and been awarded Certificates of the Scholastic Aptitude Test M erit for distinguished per constitute the c rite ria for formance as finalists in the placement as a finalists 1961 M erit Scholarship com Some of the finalists w ill p e titio n , p rin c ip a l John re c e iv e s c h o la rs h ip s of McMahan of Sandy Union $1,000 while others receive High School announced last scholarships ranging from week. $1,000 to $6,000. which are us All-Breed The National M erit Selec ed over a four year period. tion Committee chooses a Grooming Though not a ll finalists lim ited number of finalists Salon receive scholarships, most from among the field of • P ro !« »*lo n o l G ro o m in g of these students w ill receive 15.000 s e m ifin a lis ts who • Q u a lity C ar« awards from other agencies • R «a *o n o b l« R at«* and organizations — fre quently from colleges and Your dog w l// w a ll, out In tty /« " universities that are eager to t 7 ' (661 3393 Eves.) e n ro ll s tu d e n ts of high academic caliber $10 for second place, and $5 ‘ u ... 2t)(j pr |Ip St ........ W 't e c i'S j X a &KL s S W j«’ • » • ¿ S i i K - ’S i f ' X ' . Sponsored by Sandy Area Merchants (Use form below to enter) T w o stu d e n ts fin alists for M e rit S cholarships PGE bolsters Sandy coffers The city of Sandy received a check for $34,381.27 the first of A p ril from Portland General E lectric Company. According to Bob Kallen, PGE Sandy d is tr ic t manager, the funds are fra n chise fees paid by the u tility for business it conducted in the city during I960 "The franchise fee is bas ed on 3 ' 2 percent of PGE sales in Sandy, w ith the ex ception of a small percen tage taken out for uncollec table accounts,” Kallen said PGE w ill present checks to ta lin g m ore th a t $7.5 m illio n to 54 c itie s throughout its service area, Kallen said 460 Strauss in Sandy PA 150 INTERIOR Flat Wall Finish NOW $599 ^watiHntst, PAINT • • • • East drying low odor Hat latex finish ‘tap A wafer clean up Can be brushed, sprayed or rolled Notify assessor after property is destroyed If your home is destroyed by fire, what happens to its taxable value — and to your property tax bill? The property can be re appraised and its taxable value adjusted, but only if you notify Clackamas Coun ty Assessor George Malin prom ptly. Owners whose property is destroyed or damaged by fire or an "a ct of God." such as a flood, between Jan 1 and July 1 have 30 days after the date of destruction or d a m a g e to n o tify th e assessor Malin w ill then make arrangements to re appraise the property; its value, as of July 1, w ill be the basis for computing proper ty tax due for the next year. ¿’ ’OÇSStONAt A MlWT Reg. $9 4' SPRAY AAINT SPRAY PAINT REG. ‘2” NOW ONLY $129 ea. Limit 2 per customer 17425 Sh.lly, Sandy. 668-6673 A Merchants: a te r colors 5? ? ‘‘ » ( / oa8t f n i ’ S.andA KP a “ ‘ »rug. 'dependent Bank of Sandy. Patti- Paint, w ater o? C c r T l a i , iS o? Ke* a“ rolO r'n,! m<d,Um - m ,y ■* U” d - ««»8«. 3 Book review by BARBARA W ATERHO USE For The Post Ptwtobv Mark Piova ................... .......... .............. « K| SAM sets Easter coloring contest Sandy kids ages 6 to 12 can color the Easter Bunny this year in a contest that may win them prizes. 1 he contest is sponsored by Sandy Area Merchants who w ill display many of the best entries in store windows downtown I here w ill be cash prizes of $15 for first place in each Billie New found a wav Tuesdav to b a » « . .....a Aero»» parking lot from Sandy » Rexall Drug w ooden hutch NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL
