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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1981)
4 SANDY O r * ) POST Thwrt April 16 >981 S x I Bill aimed at aiding unlucky districts School menus Sandy Munday, April 20 Sausage Pizza Tossed Green Salad French Dressing Apple Sauce Cookie M ilk Tuesday, April 21 Hamburger on a Bun Pickle Relish Lettuce Leaf French Fries and Catsup Apricots M ilk Wednesday, April 22 Beef Tostada Lettuce A Cheese Mixed Vegetables Bread & Butter F ru it Cup M ilk Welches Munday, April 20 Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Cole Slaw G arlic Bread Orange Wedge M ilk Tuesday, April 21 Toasted Meat A Cheese Sandwich Carrot Coins Gingerbread Applesauce M ilk Wednesday. April 22 Taco with Lettuce A Cheese Buttered Corn Apple Wedge Crazy Cake M ilk Thursday, April 23 Hot Dog w ith Mustard Tator Tots with Catsup Popeye Salad Graham Crackers Apple Slush M ilk Thursday, April 23 Creamed Chicken on Hice Seasoned Green Beans with Bacon Bits Hot Biscuit F ru it Chocolate M ilk Fish Friday, April 24 Chili Dog on Bun Carrot Sticks Sliced Peaches F ruit Bar M ilk Friday, April 24 Sticks w ith T a rta r Sauce Buttered Mixed Vegetables Bread A Butter Strawberry Shortcake Whipped Topping M ilk Cottrell Munday, April 20 Chicken Pot Pie Hot Biscuits Popeye Salad Frosted Grahams F ru it Cocktail M ilk Tuesday, April 21 Hamburgers Lettuce Leaves Pickles Tator Tots Apple Cobbler M ilk Wednesday, April 22 Scrambled Eggs on English Muffins Hash Browns Mixed Vegetables Carrot Sticks Apple Wedges M ilk Thursday. April 23 French Dip Sandwich Lettuce with Dressing Italian Vegetables Pudding M ilk A b ill that would allow a school d istrict's defeated B' ballot tax levy to be subm it ted to voters more times than presently allowed is be ing sponsored by Sen Walt Brown, D Lake Oswego Passage of SB 623 would authorize placing a B levy- on a ballot after it has been defeated twice following a successful 'A levy It is cur rently waiting for a Senate C om m ittee on E le ctio n s hearing The catch, however, is that signatures of 20 percent of persons voting in the last election held on the proposed levy must first be gather«*d on an in itia tive petition and subm itted to the school board L'nder present state law, a B ’ levy th a t has been defeated tw ice fo llo w in g passage of its corresponding A ’ levy cannot be resubm it ted to voters, not even by in itiative petition The b ill has been drafted by the Clackamas County senator in response to a situation in the Damascus Cnion School D istrict last November, when several residents gathered more than 300 signatures in an ef fo r t to r e s u r r e c t the district's B levy The d istrict's A ’ levy had passed in June, but its ’B' levy had faihxl in September and November Reacting to subsequent elim ination of school bus t r a n s p o r t a t io n , s e v e ra l D am ascus p a re n ts had hoped a fourth election could be held on the measure, which had been narrowly- defeated. 964 961 The basis of their hopes was a state law governing special elections for school le v ie s T h a t la w , ORS 255 355, states that a school board may call a special election on a proposed levy if it receives a petition bearing signatures of 10 percent of those who voted in the last election held on the levy But when the parents sub m itte d th e 300-plus signatures — more than 15 percent of the 1,925 voters in the previous election — to the schixjl board at its November meeting, they l«*arned from Brown that petitioning for a special elec tion in a school district is disallowed in the case of a defeated B levy That's because when the 1979 Legislature enacted the statute specifying the A' and B’ levy system, it in cluded a provision that a B levy defeated in two elec tions after passage of an 'A ' levy "shall not be submitted separately at an election authorized by ORS 255 355," Brown said B ro w n 's p ro p o s a l is designed to amend that pro vision. allowing resubm ittal of the measure if signatures of 20 percent of those voting in the measure's last elec tion are gathered. PA 150 INTERIOR Flat Wall Finish PAINT • • • • fa s t drying low odor H at latex finish Soap a a Can be brushed sprayed or Friday. April 24 Salisbury Steak Mashed Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Apple Sauce Crazy Cake Choice of M ilk Mobile home application due for Brightwood site A conditional use applica tion to develop a small mobile home park in the Bright wood area w ill lx* con sidered by the Clackamas County hearings officer at 4 3« p m next Wednesday, A pril 22 The hearing w ill be held in the C la c k a m a s C ounty Department of Environmen tal Services building. 902 Abemethy Hoad, Oregon Ci ty W illiam and Mary lx>u Dunham propose to develop«1 a two-unit m obile home park The existing mobile home would be one of the units The property also con tains an existing single fa m i ly residence The property is between Highwa y 26 and the Mount Hood lxM>p Highway approx imately one-third mile west of their intersection The area is zoned recreational Sorûon Moneti residential The public is invited to a t tend this hearing The hear ings officer w ill consider all testimony and w ritten cor respondence The a p p lic a tio n is available for inspection at the D e p a rtm e n t of E n vironmental Services, Plan ning Division. 902 Abernethy Road, Oregon City 17425 Shelly, Sandy. 668-6673 Sandy Insurance Agency u premise 39041 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. 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