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* a- Play things Pg* 5, see. I Voi. 71 The Sandy Post No 17 ------ SANDY, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 23 1981 ------- W* Single Copy 20' Boring man jailed after bar room fig h t School board wrestles with funding cutbacks U.. ex.. . ~ . bv DAN DILLON A Boring man was arrested Sunday and lodged in the Clackamas County Jail while a man he allegedly assaulted is in Gresham Community Hospital in critical condition. Brian K Cook, 22, was lodged in the county jail at 2:35 a m. on charges of second degree assault. Louis Partida, 40, of Medford receiv ed serious head and face injuries and was taken to the hospital after a bar room dispute at the Little Big Horn Tavern on Highway 212 and Wally Street in Boring, according to < lackamas I ounty sheriff’s deputies. 1 ook left the scene and was arrested later by a patrol deputy on Kelso Road one mile from the tavern. The club which has been raising funds throughout the school year asked The Sandy Union High School Board for a $79t) short-term loan with the Monday night voted to rescind its possibility that the money may even be earlier resolution adopting a new B raised before the trip The club has ballot for the May 19 election In its already raised >3,040 on its own place, the board elected to re-open the Making the trip would be club advisor budgeting process with a May I hear Mike Wright, M.ke Niemeyer s(a(e ing V K A president; T J Lench.tsky, Because the new B ballot wiill be Region 2 VICA vice president; Darcy >238,000 higher than that submitted to Bagley, state VICA secretary, and the voters at the March 3P election. Erica Eichelberg who earned a trip at >96,500, the board was told it must re the state skills contest in job interview open the budget process ing Another student is firancing his The May 1 budget hearing at 7:30 own trip to Atlanta p m at the school will be aimed at According to Wright, the SUHS club establishing a B ballot which can be was very successful in the recent skills submitted to the voters June 30 competition. Besides the new state of The >238,000 addition to the B ballot ficers from SUHS, the school took se came when a cutback on slate Basic cond places in display with Jeff Yoder. St-hool Support forced that deficit from T.J. Lenchitsky and Ron Armstrong, the A ballot, according to Superinten commercial art with Roman Scott- dent Jack Peters, and the funding cut- c a rp e n try w ith G lenn Iz e r - backs may not be at an end Photography with Colleen McDonald’, I eters told the board Monday night and third place in auto body with Bernie that he had received word the school Kennebeck could anticipate another decrease, To the delight of the classified >125,000, in my estimation,” as the employees, the school board voted to of- Oregon Legislature struggles with the fer those employees a 5 percent in state budget crease and a retirement fund pickup The school district s A ballot, before Jim Miller, president of the SUHS voters May 19. will be the same pro classified employees, told the board posal that was narrowly defeated after the vote, “ In as much as the 1.258 1,159. at the March election classified employees held their meeting The money we re asking for is 12 64 on April 8 and requested less than that I don’t think there is any problem ” percent above 1979 (funding). Then sub tract >238,000 in resources,” Peters In other action, the school board: said. Adopted Board Policies on reduc tion of professional staff work force and In addition to the shortfall, the new B equal employment opportunity ballot could be expected to cover a - Accepted the resignation of school bus, a new counselor and renova Theresa Hjeresen, P E teacher and tions to the art room and library which head gymnastics coach, and Carla were on the original B ballot. Robinson, P E teacher One group working to help out in the - Established a Board of Directors financial crunch at the school is the Scholarship which will be based on am SUHS chapter of the Vocational In bition and ability and will be available dustrial Clubs of America < VICA) The to three« students, >150 each, who have group asked the school hoard for a loan not received another scholarship to a so it could send four club members and four year college, community college an advisor to the national convention in or trade school The money is interest Atlanta. Ga. from a NOW account Denny Smith due in Sandy for town hall Hep Denny Smith, R-Ore., will return to Oregon next Friday, May 1, to hold town meetings in Sandy and Molalla The more I meet with Oregonians, 'he more I recognize how important it is for us to share our knowledge about the enormous challenges at the federal level that must be met to get this economy straightened out,” Smith said ’ itizen input and frequent town meetings are esssential to achieve a M t e r understanding of the president 's program for economic recovery ” he added The Sandy meeting will be held in the Mel Haneberg Community Center 38348 Pioneer Blvd., at 9 a m Molalla area residents are invited to attend a town meeting at the Senior Citizen Center, 305 Kennel St., begining a 1 pni Some of my mail is from Oregonians who are critical of certain budget changes they feel will affect them adversely. Smith said “ It s often not the case In many instances, the Reagan administration has actually in creased spending, especially in the areas of Medicare. Social Security and veterans Programs. I he federal budget is huge, com plicated document that often is confus ing That's why it is important to me to meet with Oregonians who have con cerns and questions and help them bet ter understand just what the president has proposed ” he concluded Local builder named to solar home lineup bv DAN Dll.I.o% The next several months will be ex citing for the Trimble Construction Co of Sandy That firm is one of just 10 in the I or,land metropolitan area selected to participate in the 1961 Solar Parade of Homes, an even, which could generate national attention. The program, sponsored by Portland Homebuilders Association, the Na p u r e e s ; housing; transportation. tect and-or resold ...uu O tional Homebuilders Association, the resources, housing; transportation tect and-or resolve conflicts with iden and urbanization Department of Energy, Bonneville the provisions for mobile homes. The city of Sandy is going to have to , ified historic sites outside new subdivi Of a ll of them , nothing is Power Administration and the Western To resolve its difference with the make some adjustm ents in the sions and do the same for open space unresol vable in our eyes. Jordan said SUN, will give the public an opportunity transporation goals of the state, the city language of its Comprehensive Plan if and the bank areas within the Tickle luesday, based on initial study of the to examine 10 different concepts of is asked to address the needs of the d wishes to be successful in its attempt ( reek Greenway. report. Nothing would seriously passive solar home construction in the transportation disadvantaged and to gam approval by the state Land Con In the area of housing, LCDC staff jeopardize the plan ” Jackson School s u bd ivision in adopt plan policies based on these servation and Development Commis recommended the city amend the plan LCDC staff recommended that the ci Hillsboro. needs sion (LCDC). to include a determination of housing ty adopt a policy or policies requiring The biggest problem facing solar Finally, under the urbanization goals, City Manager Roger Jordan received types by need, including mobile homes home contractors, said Bill Trimble, protection and-or resolution of conflict the LCDC staff recommends the city word las, week that a report, prepared and to include an inventory of suitable with identified historic sites The city’s president of the firm. Is tha, the concept amend the plan to provide for the by L( I)C staff, recommends the Com available land by plan or zone designa comprehensive plan, according to the is not widely accepted “ The state of the orderly and efficient reconversion of mission offer the city a 9(Kday conti tion report, does no, contain implementing ar, is still in its infancy.” lands now zoned for one acre lot nuance to revise the plan and imple The city would then be responsible for measures to protect or resolve conflict One goal of the Parade of Homes will development either through a large lot men, measures to comply with four of making sure that tha, available land with identified historic sites, except be that solar homes become more holding zone or through specific the state's 14 land-use goals. would have adequate areas to accom historical places” in new subdivisions marketable, Trimble said reconversion provisions and to amend City staff and the Sandy City Council modate the housing needs by type and The report also directed the city to A passive solar home occurs when the the Dual Interest Agreement to require will wrestle with that problem next resolving the conflict between the zon adopt implementing measures to pro building itself is designed to collect, conversion of Future Urbanizable land Tuesday, A pril 28. in a special ing ordinance and the plan relative to store and distribute solar energy with to Immediate Urban upon annexation workshop session at 7 30 p m at City little or no mechanical assistance Characteristics include broadsides fac The city submitted the comprehen ing the south, a majority of the glass on sive plan with an urban growth boun the southern exposure and a thermal dary (UGB) and signed a Dual Interest The ” mass. The city city of of Sandv Sandy ia is going to take Agreement with Clackamas County last With the new plan, the city will The thermal mass is a concrete tile year The UGB contains 2.306 acres some steps that it hopes will make city contracts with someon«* to scrape generate some money from the crop floor, rock storage or trombe wall sludge generated by the Sandy Sewage with 993 outside the city limits. out the dried sludge and bury it. and save on petroleum products used to which is slow to store and slow to Treatment Plan, pay Clackamas County’s plan and im This marks the firs, time the city will deliver the sludge, according to Jordan release heat. Monday evening, the Sandy City plementing measures govern land use use the site adjacent to the plant The The project which is expected to be Getting all those components into a Council awarded two bids tha, will lead actions within the Dual Interest Area drying will take until about august, Jor completed by the end of July will be in home that looks aesthetically pleasing, outside the city limits. ° , L T W two4hree acre «eld adjacent dan said two phases Timber on the site will be is energy efficient and, most important Jo the treatment plant where sludge will The staff reported pointed out that harvested by Sandy Forest Products ly. is acceptable to the public, at a cost Estimated coa, of the project, accor be buried and used as fertilizer to grow Sandy s planning effort is noted for which bid >7.400 The land clearing and ding to Bob Hornsby, superintendent at ¡* less than >110.000. the program s a small cash crop good organization and thoroughness” road building will be completed by limit, creates problems the plan,, is >5.000-6,000 In (hr p u l. th , city has dumped (h, and, as a result, recommended the con Glenn Sheppard His bid was >4,250, Those problems will be tackled by the «lodge on field, In the . r e . when re tinuance In other action, the Sandy CKy (oun In a related matter, the council gave design team which Trim ble has c il: Specifically, the four goals which quested to do so by farmers However its approval for the cleaning of the assembled need revamping deal with open spaces, - Accepted the resignation of Plann J m i j " L reCe,Ve any comPensation, treatment plant's polishing pond Tha, The consultant is Ken Kongslte and Mid City Manager Roger Jordan Tues scenic and historic areas and natural mg Commission member Tom Window process mvoles draining the pond and Sun I)esign Construction Co. of Salem day who resigned because he la moving letting it dry for a few months Then the He is consultant on solar design and from the area construction implementation Î Î orders comprehensive plan change City ready to cash in on sludge J I ’ .; . . . . • • • -------------- --- . . ** Architect is Gregory Acker of Salem He has a national reputation in solar design and construction, having worked on the solar community at Davis, Calif The mechanical engineer is Peterson Associated E n g in e e rs , In c ., of Portland, a firm which designs hybrid mechanical systems, will provide design analysis on energy conservation and passive solar concepts. Suntree Inc , Realtors will be respon sible for acceptance of solar design I be Parade of Homes won't be held until after the first of the year, bu, Trimble said design and engineering would begin immediately T rim b le Construction Co was selected from among 68 original ap plicants and Trimble recognizes this as an opportunity to make or break These builders will emerge as the 10 builders of energy-efficient homes in the Portland metropolitan area," he said or the weaknesses of their design will be their demise r t y. Index Keeping Posted Obituaries 2 School Menus Editorials. Letters 6 Inside the Church Senior Center News ......... ....... 7 SECTION II Area News About People . . . . Around the County Home and Garden 2 j SECTION III Sports, Recreation............ |.j Television Directory Inside Tab
