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SANDY (O re ) POST Thurt.. April 16 1981 (Sec
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Senior Center News
Two vans fille d w ith Sandy
area se n io r c itiz e n s w ill
le a v e th e S andy S e n io r
Center tom orro w . A p ril 17,
at 10 a m fo r the Hulda
K lu g e r L ila c G ardens in
W ashington Before tou ring
the grounds, the group w ill
lunch at the O aktree Inn
There tx* ju st tw o m ore op
portunities this year to apply
fo r fin a n cia l assistance w ith
heating h ills The next two
Wednesdays, A p ril 22 and 29,
w ill lx» the fin a l two days the
Sandy center w ill o ffer ap
p o in t m e rits
w it h
th e
Clackam as County in ta ke
w orkers F or m ore in fo rm a
tion and screening, call the
cental M l «Ml
Two film s , “ B ig Game
A lm a n a c" and “ Fishing in
O regon," w ill he shown at
the center next Wednesday,
A p ril 22. at I p m The public
is welcome to attend
Cer ta in ly the most popular
a c tiv ity at the Sandy center
is the Golden Age Club
potluck It a ttra c ts m em bers
fr o m
n e a r a n d f a r to
p a r k ta k e in a d e lic io u s
lunch, follow ed by an enter
ta in m e n t p ro g ra m
N ext
Thursday, the Sandy Senior
( ’en ter w ill host another
potluck at 12 n<x>n The clun
w e lcom e s new m e m b e rs
each week and encourages
guest visits
(C lO a m Exercise
K» 30 a rn Therapy Pool
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Meal
Tuesday, April 21
7 JO a m Men's Breakfast
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m
A d v is o ry B o a rd
Meeting
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Meal
1 p m Blood Pressure
1 p m Ceram ics
I p m T ri-M e t Hearing
T hursday, A p ril IK
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m E xercise
9 a in Keep W ell C linic
10 a m H um anities
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Meal
F rid a y , April 17
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
10a m t o 4 p m T rip to L ila c
Gardens in W ashington
12 noon laiaves and Fishes
Meal
Wednesday, A p ril 22
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
12 noon laiaves and Fishes
Meal
12 noon to 3 p m
Fuel
Assistance
1 p rn In house F ilm
1 to 3 p m Hearing Aid C linic
Thursday. April 23
Weaver’s bill
would curtail
herbicide use
to u rn e y
Hep Jim W eaver, D-Ore ,
has introduced a b ill which
he said last week would
“ e lim in ate the unnecessary
use of herbicides on federal
forest lands and crea te hun
dreds of new jobs in vegeta
tion m an ag em en t."
W eaver said his b ill would
req uire the Forest Service
and the Bureau of Land
M anagem ent
to
g iv e
preference to methods which
would "y ie ld the m a xim u m
num ber of jobs per d o lla r ex
p e n d e d “ fo r v e g e ta tio n
m anagem ent
“ If it were up to me, I
would halt a ll a e ria l s p ra y
ing of herbicides because I
have never been convinced
of th e ir effectiveness in pro
m oting the grow th of our
Douglas F ir over the long
te r m ," W eaver said
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9 a m to 12 mxin Drop In
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10 a m H um anities
12 noon Golden Age Potluck
and E n te rta in m e n t P rogram
Sandy woman hurt in crash
Hoad
M ary V Jones, 36, s u f
fered head in ju rie s when her
vehicle stru ck two tru cks
parked at Paul K ix'h Ford at
a p p ro x im a te ly 2:15 a m
S a tu r d a y . S a n d y p o lic e
ri*sponding to T o n i’s Lounge
met a woman who told the in-
Highway weed
spray concerns
local resident
The
s ta te
H ig h w a y
D e p a rtm e n t is s p ra y in g
weeds along H ighw ay 26 this
week and a local resident
hopes fa m ilie s along the
route w ill m ake studies to
determ ine the herbicide's ef
fects.
Tw o Oregon State U n iv e r
sity scientists w ill visit San
dy M ay 19. under the spon
sorship of the Sandy Com
m u n ity Schixil, to discuss the
effects of herbicides To p ro
vide data about spray d r ift
and health problem s, area
residents are asked to keep a
vestigating o ffic e r that she
had been in volve d in an a c c i
dent The scene of the crash
was subsequently traced
D u ring the m onth of A p ril,
Sandy police have responded
to a va rie ty of theft and
b u rg la ry reports
Last F rid a y , A p ril 9, San
dy p o lic e a r r e s te d tw o
ju v e n ile
m a le s
fr o m
P ortland and charged them
w ith firs t and second degree
b u r g la r y f o llo w in g tw o
break-ins Tw o males, 16 and
17 years old, were charged
w ith b u rglarie s on Long C ir
cle and Langensand Hoad
They were lodged in the
Clackam as County Ja il
A p ril 5, Sharon I) Johnson
reported the theft of an AM
FM cassette deck, a tool I mix
and tools from her vehicle
when it was pa rke d on
Scenic Street The item s
were valued at $500
Also that evening, Douglas
Olson, a resident of Hood
Street, told Sandy police that
someone had broken the
w ing window of his vehicle
a n d ta k e n an A M F M
cassette deck It was valued
at $265
N orm an Scott Basham of
Sandy reported A p ril 4 that
som eone b ro ke in to his
residence on B lu ff Koad and
took a handgun valued at
$100
W illia m Schuldt of Sandy
reported that evening that
someone took his ja cket and
keys w hile he was in Toni's
Lounge. They were valued at
$30
A p ril 1 a resident of B lu ff
Hoad told police that so
meone broke into his m obile
home and took a cam era and
((Mils valued at $101
W heels On
SPRING
record
Jude Jensen said that D r
Jim W itt, OSU biochem ist
and toxicologist, has p ro v id
er! a lis t of in fo rm a tio n
necessary before someone
can contest herbicide s p ra y
ing in the courts
F am ilies should note the
date of the spra yin g and
w e a th e r c o n d itio n s , in
clu din g wind d ire ctio n and
ve lo city G eographical loca
tion in relatio n to the sp ra y
ing should also be noted, in
c lu d in g
d is ta n c e
and
whether you are up or down
wind.
If any m em ber of the fa m i
ly shows signs of illness
f o llo w in g th e s p r a y in g
w ith in one to three days,
m ake a ta b u la r list of sym p
tom s and th e ir duratio n and
see your doctor.
F in a lly , note plants in the
c o rrid o r between your home
and the spray, before s p ra y
ing. and any unusual plant
sym ptom s a fte r spraying
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a tte m p tin g to s ta rt a
statewide program of physi
cians to test for herbicides in
the blood
If you are in the market for
a new home but are uncer
tain about some of the
ramifications of making the
big purchase, a workshop
this evening may provide
some answers
The P o rtla n d
Home
Builders Associaton is spon
soring a free home buyers
clinic tonight. April 23.
Leading experts in the areas
of home financing, real
estate, construction and
energy efficiency will be on
hand to meet and answer
questions from prospective
home buyers.
This is the second in the
senes of three home buyer
clinics sponsored by the
Home Builders Association
The clinic will be held at
the Association s budding at
3140
N F.
B ro a d w a y ,
Portland at 7 p m
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