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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1981)
r SANDY 'O re POST Thur* June 4 1981 (Se< I A local volunteer attorney w ill be available for con sultation at the Sandy Senior te n te r today. June 4. from 9 a m to noon. For a free. 30-minute appointment, call the center, 668-5569 Tuesday. June 9. from 1 30 to 3 p in at the center Seniors w ho w ish to have a hearing test are urged to a t tend A specialist w ill also tie on hand to test hearing aids No fees w ill be charged for these services Sandy seniors w ill leave Sandy tomorrow, June 5, at 9 30 a m for a bit of fun in the sun at Ka N'ee Tah W arm S p rin g s R esorts Swimmers are reminded to bring a bathing suit and towel if interested in taking advantage of the naturally- fed, mineral warm springs pool photo by Dan Dillon Sand* firefig h ters responded Monday afternoon Io a shed fire at S.E. H eining Hoad caused when something popped out of a hum pile and ignited a second pile next to a shed D am age was estim ated at $l,(HMl. D is tric t person- nel res,Minded to tvxo fires Saturday: one, a barn fire, caused by chit kens knocking oyer a lam p on some bay, ami the second, a shop fire caused when a cutting torch ignited a pickup truck bed. causing $2,200 dam age A ctivities for the Week of June I to June 11 T h u rs d a y , June , 9am 9am Exercise Class to 12 noon Senior Law Project 10 a m Humanities 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal A restaurant and snack bar w ill be available to those who would prefer not to b r ing a picnic lunch Music lovers are invited to attend a free neighborhood concert w ith the Oregon Symphony Orchestra this Monday evening, June 8. a, th e E a s t h ill C h u rc h A u d ito riu m in Gresham Seniors interested in taking part in this activity are ask ed to meet at the center's parking lot at 7 p m for departure F r id a y . June 5 9 30 a m to 5 p m Ka Nee Tah T rip 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal S a tu rd a y , June K 10 a m to 1 p m T rip to Gladstone Senior Center Grand Opening ing clinic, sponsored by thd Clackamas County Senior Citizens Council, w ill be held Tuesday. June 9 10 a m Golden Age Club Board Meeting 12 noon leaves and Fishes M m ! 1 p m Ceramics I 30 to 3 p m Hearing Clinic Wednesday. June III 9a m to 12 n<M>n Drop In 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal 1 p m Band Practice Thursday, June II 9 a m Exercise Class 10 a m No H u m a n itie s Class This Week Only 12 noon Golden Age Club Potluck 8X10 ■Z A special afternoon hear M onday. June H 9 a m Exercise Class and Therapy Pool 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal 1 p m Cards 7 to 11 p m Oregon Sym phony Orchestra Concert ■Z1 COLOR PORTRAIT Summer program sets SaJisbu ry nam ed top business leader registration next week Registration opens next week for a cooperative pro gram of summer entertain ment and education for area youngsters, sponsored by the Sandy Com m unity School and City Recreation Depart ment The program, which ap peared to have funding pro blems because of the unsuc cessful Elem entary School D istrict ‘B ballot, has been reprieved and w ill run th<* fu ll four weeks, rather than in abbreviated form City Manager Roger J o r dan has been negotiating w ith the school district to en sure the program w ill con tinue through July 16 At this time, Jordan has approved for the July portion of the program for continuity The city w ill help fund the two weeks after the June .30 elec tion when the B ballot w ill go before voters for a final try The sum m er p ro g ra m , with registration June 11 and 12 at the Community School t r a ile r and C o m m u n ity Center, w ill feature a lte r native energy education, in troductions to international c u ltu re s and a d ra m a workshop at the Community School, and early morning tennis and afternoon g ym nastics, sponsored by the Recreation Department The C om m unity School program, meeting 10:30a m to 1 p m each Monday through Thursday, w ill be sandwiched between the m o rn in g and a fte rn o o n Recreation Department o f ferings The summer pro gram runs from June 22 to July 16 Harold "Ben ' Salisbury, line from septic tanks and owner of Baert's Metal in fuel tanks upon purchase in Sandy and civic activist, has 1958 to now include develop been n o m in a te d Oregon ment of BP-type aluminum Business le a d e r of the Year r a ilin g and a lu m in u m by the Sandy Chamber of stainless steel tanks for solar Commerce use, p o rt a ta n k s fo r He has served as Sandy c h e m ic a l s to ra g e and Planning Commission chair blender and auger tanks man and on the c ity ’s budget His plant now does special- committee, in addition to o r d e r fa b r ic a t io n fo r service as industrial sub customers in Saudi Arabia. committee chairm an on San Alaska and Canada and dy Economic Development manufactures railing for use Commission by the state of Washington in S a lis b u ry 's in d u s tr ia l bridges development savvy is e vi The firm has been cer dent in his own m etal tified by Oregon state as a fabrication plant He ex prim e contractor, enabling panded from four employees Baert's to bid on large steel in 1958 at a small Orient shop reservoirs to more than 20 employees N o m in e e S a lis b u ry now in Sandy In d u stria l assisted Mount Hood Com Park m unity College by providing He diversified the product space for interviews with local business people to determ ine public opinion re g a rd in g c o lle g e c u r riculum , effectiveness and budgeting procedures He provided inform ation to col lege students on s m a ll business management, job training requirements and future job potentials He worked w ith local teachers in an occupational in te r n s h ip p ro g r a m , whereby teachers gained practical experience Salisbury also supports local high school industrial tr a in in g p ro g ra m s , e n couraging students from the metal shop to inspect pro duct lines and other aspects of fabrication He is also responsible for establishment of two new area businesses, Q uality Tank and Construction of Boring and Demaris Rail Builders of Boring His public service on a Department of Environmen tal Quality advisory com m it tee also b ro u g h t about development of cast iron septic elbows, which in turn created a new product line for Vari-Cast, an Oregon firm Sandy's business leader nominee also has been a m a jo r force in establishment of a new church here, Church of the Good Shepherd He donated m aterials to the local chamber of com merce to build a unique train, "B a e rt’s Zephyr," us ed in com m unity promo tions S a lis b u ry re s id e s on Scenic Drive in Sandy All j g r t w rk o m r ■ Groups SI 00 c «tr* per per von At Tina’s Brass Ring, 38965 Proctor Thursday, June 11 11:00 a.m. - 5:00p.m . Youths arrested, jailed after string of thefts Two 17-year old Sandy youths were arrested by San dy police early Friday m orn ing following a series of reported thefts The two were apprehended and charged with entering and ta k in g m erchandise from vehicles parked in the Sandy area In all. approx im ately $1,175 worth of m e r c h a n d is e was re p o rte d taken The unidentified males were lodged with Clackamas County juvenile authorities with three counts of first- degree theft, one count of second-degree theft and one count of attempted second degree theft Cast Thursday, May 28. Sandy police cited Walter A Seigel, 74. ot Sandy following a non injury tra ffic in ju ry accident at the intersection of Pioneer Boulevard and Meinig Avenue His vehicle c o llid e d w ith a v e h icle driven by John Everett Dod son of Sandy Seigel was cited for d riv ing without an operator's license and following too closely. Greg Scott Classen, 18. of Boring, was arrested by San dy Police Sunday at 2 34 a m on four charges and lodged in the Clackamas ( ounty Jail He was charged with driving while suspend ed, attempt to elude police, th ird degree escape and second degree* theft R l T il M ARSTON T A H N K E SW \ \ T O N DI \N \ I I MEH 5 x 7 for 89c A 4 year-old Sandy g irl was among the happy * pro- spectors" who mined far diamonds during a recent Grokett Jew elry anniver sary give-away. The trick was to select diamonds among a dish fill- ed w ith ordinary cut glass tric k y enough for the naked, unskilled eye Winners included 4 year old Brooke Bailey of Sandy. Diana U lm er of Troutdale. Ruth Marston of Gresham and Tahnee Swanton of San- dy The M o th e r's Day weekend promotion marked the third anniversary of lo n g tim e Sandy je w e le r Robert Grokett and his wife, Joyce, in their new store in Heritage Square G et advance tickets now ! * MUD "Wrestling" Mode From Color Negotives COLOR RNLARGCMENT ro r $125 Starting 7 p.m. Storing Tony Welch & ’ Hang Wilde” 'r — w — * Coupon must occompany o rd er Valid June i to 30 1981 For Your Cord In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548 AUTO REPAIR TELEVISION SERVICF SAND» AUTO (ODT INC. 38650 Pioneer blvd. Sandy. Oregon 97055 Telephone 668 4175 Phone 668-4111 CRUSHED ROCK Don Obrist, Inc. Fill m aterials • Crushed rock Demolition * Bulldozing * Roodgrating ore the home debwery e« per it r • 6 1 4 1 7 9 37396 Ruben la n e Sandy PUMP & SUPPLY M on* Sandy Rexall Drugs Hoodland Dark Pharmacy H O O D R E A D Y M IX Reed* M .» Concrete Crushed Sand end G'e«e< Cedar shake, composition, metal GUARANTEED 668 7793 MacDONALD AAOBIll home roofing SAIMOV OREGON SAND and GRAVEL R O C K CREEK S A N D A N D GRAVEL Phone 668 6515 e«nt loceted ei F'w o o d Junction 658 3138 A Income Taeet Pickup A Delivery 668 8051 •. 668-3488 Crushed Rock Fill and Top Soil Bookkeeping Phon« 622-3400 Ridgetop Roofing 668 4902 Race Carry In Service ROOFING Rad Jackal CONCRETE READY MIX MT ceoarhazano lower level ROOFING A L L M A IN T A X S E R V IC E Cedar Plaza Bldg Suite No 12 39201 Proctor Blvd. in Sandy 668 6560 Guaranteed Service <>n All Stakes 668 7363 TAX CONSULTANT I t « / * dr 33 Pr«ct«F in Sandy 6 6 8 7 844 Classified Business, Professional Directory 6S6-26D3 Live music Fri., Sat., Sun. - G R IS H A M • SANDV• MM h D & A PUMP & SUPPLY 89C? o «’ o $1.99 — — M eats N T r e a ts 158$ N l D IV IS IO N Hood C«n««r 666 3055 SALES end SERVICE 8 x 1 0 fo r $1.99 For le t t»st Count» $ most e«penenced caterers handle »our wedding plans Catering specialists tor all occasions The d ia m o n d s w e re 10-point b rillia n t cut gems valued at a p p ro xim a te ly Fairbanks OR 5x7 June or July wedding planned? W in n ers nam ed in diam ond h u n t WOMEN'S COLOR ENLARGEMENT BROOKE B XII EY IMPORT REPAIR Mt. Metric on Brightwood loop Practical VW repair PARTS e SERVICE 8 30 5 30 Mon thru Fri 622 4304 i
