County officials refute farm claims
Clackamas County o f
ficials last week refuted a re
cent claim by looo Friends of
Oregon that counties are
subverting Oregon’s farm
land
p ro te c tio n .
The
c o u n ty ’s m essage was
delivered to the State Senate
Environment and Ixind Use
Committee
County Counsel Scott
Parker and Environmental
Services Assistant Director
Ardis Stevenson rebutted the
charge by presenting the
senators with their own
“ Study of an Invalid Study,”
(la c k a m a s
C o u n ty 's
analysis of the loot) Friends
report on county application
of state standards fo r
farmland
The 1000 Friends’ study is
fatally flawed, wrong and
should not be a factor in
Senate consideration of pro
posed land use legislation,
Parker told the committee
Clackamas County and
representatives of other
counties at the Salem hear
ing took particular exception
to looo Friends' allegation
that “ the performance of
county elected officials can
only be characterized as
seandalous, '' Stevenson
said.
The looo Friends study
which caused the uproar was
presented to the same
Senate committee two weeks
earlier.
P a rker said the looo
Friends report is based on
flawed assumptions, faulty
methods, misuse of census
data and a short-range view
of long range efforts
The county analysis, pro
duced at the urging of the
Thur»
Association in the 1973. 1975
and 1977 Legislative sessions
and from 1967 69 was clerk in
the Oregon Senate A former
p a rt-tim e teacher, Mrs
Cleveland was an English
teacher and librarian at San
dy High School from 1942-44
She was president of the
League of Women Voters,
Salem, and served three two-
year terms on the State
Board of the League of
Women Voters, one as
legislative chairperson
A native of Pendleton, she
Association of Oregon Coun
ties, concludes that the 1000
Friends study “ focuses on a
few trees without looking at
the whole forest."
This attack on how coun
ties handle exclusive farm
use areas, comes on the
heels of the announcement
from the Oregon State
University Extension Ser
vice that for the first time
t lackamas County's annual
agricultural income has ex
ceeded $ioo m illion," Parker
said
is a graduate of Hermiston
High School, studied at
Oregon State University and
graduated with a bachelor’s
degree from the University
of Oregon She has also
studied at Oregon College of
Education
State archivist set for pioneer meet
David C. Duniway, who for
many years has been the a r
c h iv is t of the state of
Oregon, w ill speak to the
Oregon History Series Group
Monday, April 27, at 2 p m
in the Beaver Hoorn of the
Oregon Historical Society,
1230 S W P a rk A ve..
Portland
satisfaction. His home is a
m useum
d is p la y in g
thousands of in te re s tin g
tokens from pioneer days
Duniway is the grandson
of the famed women's suf
fragist, Abigail Jane Scott
Duniway.
The semi monthly Golden
group will play a selection of
Age Club Potluck entertain old Western tuens to comple
ment program and afternoon
ment the Wild, Wild West
of activities will be the main
theme.
attraction at the Sandy
The day’s activities of
Senior Center today, April
music, food and games are
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in honor of all Clackamas
Activities w ill begin at
County R S V P members
11:30am with a group sing
These get-togethers serve as
along, followed at noon by a an opportunity to meet other
w ide variety of home-cooked
seniors in the county to ex
dishes.
change ideas For more in
This Sunday, April 26, a formation on the day, call
group of seniors w ill travel
the center, 668 5569
to the Hood River Apple
Blossom Festival. Among
Activities for the Week of
the attractions of the day
April 23 to April 30
will be sheep shearing con
Thursday, April 23
tests, a tour of the Apple
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
Blossom route and a public
9 a m Exercise
smorgasbord. Hand-crafted- 10 a m Humanities
items, antiques and baked
12 noon Golden Age Club
goods w ill be offered for
Potluck and Entertainment
sale The Senior Center van
is expected back in Sandy at
Friday. April 24
approximately 5 p m
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
The monthly birthday par
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
ty has become a popular
Meal
event at the center Due to
1 p m. Band Practice
the addition of the center’s
own Sandy Silver Tones'
Sunday. April 26
mini-concert, the party has
9 a m to 5 p m Hood River
developed into a festive oc
Apple Blossom Festival
casion It will be held this
Tuesday, April 28, at noon
Monday, April 27
The Silver Tones w ill be
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
making their first public ap
9.30 a m Exercise
pearance
May
2 at
10:30 a m Therapy Pool
Clackamas Community Col
12 noon Ixiaves and Fishes
lege in Oregon City The
Meal
The title of his address is
“ The Migration of 1852," His
ancestors participated in
this life straining ordeal
He has codec ted artifacts
throughout his life, formerly
for his work and now for self
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Tuesday. April 28
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Meal and Birthday Party
1 p m Ceramics
Wednesday. April 29
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
12 noon Ixkaves and Fishes
Meal
12 noon to 3 p m
Assistance
l p m In-house Film
Thursday, April 30
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relates not only to married
women, but a word that af
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married and single,” said
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Malawi is a landlocked
country in Central East
Africa. It is one of the most
beautiful countries on the
continent and is located en
tirely within the tropics It is
Joy Fellowship sets
“Showers o f Blessings”
“ Showers of Blessing" will
he the theme fo r Joy
Fellow ship this Monday
evening. April 27. at 7 p m at
the Sandy Assembly of God
Church
Joy Fellowship is a special
ministry of the women of the
church and in v ite s a ll
women of the community to
join Debbie b m m will fur
nish special music this
month and special speaker
w ill be Sylvia Stewart, who
has ministered with her hus
band in Malawi, Africa since
1971.
They have been involved
in village evangelism in the
Aglow meeting
planned next
Tuesday
Hoodland Women's Aglow
Fellowship will welcome The
Praisers, a singing group
from Estacada, this Tues
day, April 28, to their mon
thly meeting at 11 30 a m at
the Red Lio n Inn at
Bowman's, just off Highway
26 on Welches Road
The group is from
Estacada's New Life Center
Mothers are asked to bring
a sack lunch fo r th e ir
children From now on,
babysitting will be done at a
private home Only children
of mothers attending Aglow
should be taken there
For more details, and for
reservations, call 668 4088 or
« 8 4972 in Sandy. 622 4526 in
Hoodland. and 630-4622 in
Estacada
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bush areas of the country
and in church planting She
has also taught in the Bible
school, tra in in g n a tiv e
ministers to reach their own
people
Upon th e ir re tu rn to
Malawi, they plan to enlarge
the Bible school facilities
which cannot handle ail who
wish to attend at the present
time
F or re se rva tion s c a ll
668 5589 or Bernice Stotts,
also one of Africa's poorest
and most densely populated
countries with more than six
million people
Stewart and his wife,
Sylvia, have ministered in
Malawi since 1971 They
were involved in village
evangelism in the bush areas
of the country and in church
planting
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Stewart has served as
chairm an fo r the Field
Fellowship of Assemblies of
God Missionaries in Malawi
During his recent term he
was prinicpal of the Bible
school where his wife also
taught.
A special display and
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The Rev. Duane Stewart,
an Assemblies of God mis
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w ill be guest speaker this
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the Sandy Assembly of God
Church, 39800 Highway 26,
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Senior Center News
Former Sandy resident named to board
A form er Sandy High
School librarian has been
reappointed to the Oregon
State L ib ra ry Board of
Trustees by Gov. Vic Atiyeh
The reappointment of Nina
Cleveland of Salem is sub
ject to Oregon Senate confir
mation A member of the
board since 1977, Cleveland's
new term w ill be for four
years beginning July l.
D uties of the seven-
member board, a policy
making body for the state
library, including appointing
the state lib ra ria n , fo r
mulating general policies for
the state library, and exten
ding and improving library
services
Cleveland has been a lob
byist for the Oregon Library
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