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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1981)
'1 SANDV (O re ) POSI Thur» June 10 1981 (See p, around the county County seeking committee members Clackamas County is seek ing citizen volunteers to serve on the Solid Waste ( ommisston and the Design Review Committee m ,x ‘ r - " ,n • * - «•» >•«. « ... w Ilr„ . „ Mountain Players slate final show The Mountain Plaver« Players u til hold their final perfor m a nee of m in i- melodramas this Saturday. June 20, at the Wemme Lions Club The group has pul on the .... -u shou all during the month of June and claims a rous ing success. The final per formance w ill be at 8 p m ; doors w ill open at 7 p m I he Players w ill perform the three m elodram as: “ A b ig a il Stands E a s t.” “ John T ru e h a rt" and Not Eil for Man or Beast ” Many of the skits are o r ig in a ls , w r it te n by Hoodland resident M ilt Eox and others Tickets for the Players’ final performance w ill be 12 75 The group w ill also put on several skits, olios and eon duct a sing along The Solid Waste Commis sion is seeking one citizen to serve w ith the seven current mem bers, whose occupa lions include garbage fran chise holders and county employees The commission, w h ic h a d v is e s th e ( lackamas County Board of Commissioners on garbage collection rates and solid waste management, meets at 1:30 p n t on the second I uesday of each month I erms are for four years Volunteers are also needed for the Design Review Com m ittee, which offers proies siorial advice on some com- chitect and representative of the development industry The committee meets “ on c a ll" in the daytime, usually four hours each month Ap pointments are for two year terms People who would like to m e rc ia l, in d u s tria l and m u lti-fa m ily development proposals The county is ''•« •kin g a re g is te re d engineer to serve on the committee, which includes an a r c h ite c t, g ra p h ic d e sig ne r, landscape a r volunteer for these commit tees should send a brief ex p la n a tio n of theii background and interests t< the D e p a rtm e n t of En vironm ental Services 905 Abernethy Rd , Oregon Citv OR. 97045 y’ Comprehensive plan under review The State Juvenile Ser vices Commission w ill meet in Bend this Thursday, June 18. to review the Clackamas C o u n ty C o m p re h e n s iv e Juvenile Services plan The meeting w ill begin at 9 a m at the Deschutes Coun ty Courthouse Annex Public testimony w ill be accepted at 1 p m from anyone wishing to provide input to the county’s plan The plan was adopted by Clackamas County's local juvenile services cornmis sion, which was appointed by the Board of County Com missioners and the presiding juvenile court judge The 1979 Legislature pass ed the Community Juvenile Services Act, through which monies are distributed to c o u n tie s on a c h ild population basis Etinds arc for the purpose of “ develop in g and s tre n g th e n in g com m uni ty-based progra m s fo r c h ild re n and th e ir fam ilies “ Eor m ore in form ation about the county programs recommended for funding, contact Ellen Bergmark of the C la c k a m a s County Juvenile Services Commis sion staff in Milwaukie. W E SELLTHE WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING CHAIN SAW. County gleaners eye sixth harvest Low income, senior and h andicapped c itiz e n s of Clackamas County w ill be gleaning produce in the fields after the harvest this summer It w ill be the sixth year such a project has taken place in the county Since the U S Govern ment s general accounting oflice has estimated that at least 2« percent of crops are wasted, the Gleaners of C lackam as County have picked crops for their own lam dies and for others w ho are physically unable to pick, that otherwise would have gone to waste Gleaners in Oregon picked m o re than one m illio n pounds of produce in 1980, at a m arket value of more than $500,000 T he G le a n e rs of t lackamas County have in corporated and are applying for non-profit, tax exempt status As of September of this year, the group w ill no longer be directly funded by the Community Action Agen cy. which organized and sup ported the project since 1976 Gleaners are able to offer S c h o la rsh ip o ffered D eane’s Auto R epair to c o u n ty s tu d e n ts Students from < lackamas County and three other m etropolitan counties are e lig ib le fo r the new ly established KGON Scholar ship Eund The program is funded by KGON radion station The scholarship fund pro vides assistance to students who reside in Clackamas, .Multnomah, Washington or C lark Counties and are «‘nrolled or plan to enroll as f u l l tim e c o lle g e undergraduates in the field of broadcasting or jo u r nalisin Selection is made on the basis of academic achieve ment, financial need and in volvem ent in broadcast re la te d a c tiv itie s E iv e scholarships w ill be awarded tor the 1981 82 school year The amount of the scholar ships w ill b<> $1,000 each or the sum of annual tuition and all required fees at the col lege, whichever is least A scholarship recipient may use the award at any public, private or generally accredited post-secondary D e a n e W e s s e lin k . o w n e r . . 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