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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1981)
? SANDY O»« , POST Thurs July 16 1901 (S»< 2) around the county Hoodland happenings. Chain saw class set Thursday, July lf> Clackamas County hear mgs officer will consider a proposal lor a hydro-electric generating facility in the Bright»«Mid area The hear mg » ill be a, the Clackamas County C ourthouse in ( Iregon City at 7 p m Welches Senior baseball team will host Hockwcxxl I at Welches field Friday, July 17 Beginning Tennis For Kids, sponsored by Welches Community School, » ill begin today The program is designed for children ages six through to with classes scheduled for the tennis courts next to the lioodland Women's Club from II 30 a m to 12 30 p m Par ticipants should bring a rac quet and balls, a minimal tee » ill lie charged Marilyn Petri s«»n and Wally (¿reni show off » ohm * of the Hems to In- on sale at the craft market Timberline Rim sets craft market, tour I he second annual Timberline Him ( rail Market will be held this Saturday and Sunday, July IB 19, at the Hun's lodge in Bright» nod Th«1 sale » ill run Irorn in a in to 4 p in both days In addition, a Tour of Homes has ln*en scheduled lor Sunday Irom I to j p m The tour » ill in < lude the viewing of in homes in the rimberline Him community I here » ill be a $3 50 admission lee for the tour, tickets are on sale .it the lodge A babysitting ser\ ice » ill be available at an ad ditional charge More than 30 artists, mostly I'x.il, » ill display their »ares iluring the sale A » ide variety ot «rails » ill be shown, including « lay and bronze sculptures, wood carving, stained glass, weaving, Phiiios b> Mark Hu>d \ tour ot homes «belo» » Is also scheduled lace work, oil painting, water col ors and blown egg painting Other displays will offer pot tery, home sewn clothes and toys for children, knitting and crochet work, sterling jewelry, floral candles, dried arrangements, tole painting, ceramic »are, photography, enamel »are and many other miscellaneous pro jects I here » ill also be ongoing demonstrations by various a r tists, .i display by the mountain artisans guild and a co op display of spinning and weaving teehm ques by the Damascus Pioneer ( 'raft School "T h e e n tire a ffa ir is a miniature version of Portland's Saturday Market, but with the flavor and flair of the mountain," said co chairman Ann Green Sundax. July 19 The Timberline Him Craft Show continues ,inlay Irom lo a m to 4 p m Then1 » ill also be a Tour of Homes in the Him Irom 1 to 5 p m Nine furnished homes » ill tie on display with tickets on sale at the Hun lodge tor $3 jo A babysitting service » ill In* available tor an extr.i te e ’Die lioodland Community Park Project Committee is inviting all interested per sons to help clean up their mountain park on Salmon Hiver Hoad Irom Kt a m to 2 p m Bring yard tools and a lunch, beverages » ill tie pro vided Call Penny Wilburn, 822-3367, for more informa tion M onday, July 20 The second session of the Hom estead Day Camp begins today The camp is located on Highway 26 one mile west of Rhododendron Saturday. July IN I, is sponsored by the The Wy East Artisans Guild will present a Sock Columbia-Willamette G irl Knitting workshop from 9 Scout Council and is open to all girls in grades one a m to noon Students will through eight The camp learn how to make various runs from 10 a m to 3 30 styles of socks, including pm Call Pamela Ashland. knotting on three needles, knitting heels, shaping the 622 3568, for further informa tion toe and washing and block mg Call Carol Unkefer, Aerobic Dance Class will be held Irom 7 to K 30 p in at 622 3077. for information and meeting location Welches School A $1 fee will f>e charged The second annual Beginning Chain Saw In T im b e rlin e Him C ra ft structio n, a com m unity Market will begin today at school class, will be held at the Him lodge from 10 a m 7:30 pm at the Hoodland to 4 p m More than 30 artists Women's Club w ill display th e ir han dicrafts Admission is free and re fre s h m e n ts are Tuesday, July 21 available The Hoodland Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7 A Toy and Clothes Ex a in in the Red Lion Inn a, change will be held from 11 Bow man's a m to 1 p m in the parking Welches C om m un ity Io, of the Lions Club in School Tiny Tots group will Wemme Participants can meet from 10 a m to n<x»n buy, sell or trade children's Call Louise Hoyt, 622-3752, clothes and toys Seller’s for information and meeting spaces are available by call location Illg 622 3397 The B a b y s ittin g E x County recognized for achievements Clackamas County was recognized by three I9HI na tional achievement awards at the National Assixnation of Counties 'NACOt Con ference in Louisville, Ky July 11 15 The self issuing transpor tatuili (lermits of the Depart men, ot Environmental Ser vtvi’s, the C ivil Service Department s clerical skills training program and the Human Resources Depart men, s training program for th«- visually unpaired were honored Ih«’ awards give national recognition Io progressive county developments which demonstrate an improve ment in service to citizens Case studies ot each will be distributed to other counties to serve as examples of in novative programs Self issuing transportation permits allow the truckers to telephone Clackamas Coun ty for permission to drive over weight or over length vehicles on county roads ra th e r than d riv in g to Oregon City prior to each trip The new self issuing permits make huge savings over ,hf old system, accor ding to county tr a f fic engineer Bernie Straight In 1979, prior to the pro gram, the county issued 4.000 permits which required 2,500 man Hours ‘‘Now we save tirin’ for taxpayers, fuel for truckers and costs for consumers," Straight said People with limited vision have re w a rd in g jobs manufacturing electronic parts on color code«!, tac tic a l assembly boards, thanks to the award »inning program to tram the v isually impaired The county 's Com prehensive Training and Employment Office tCETAI equips fx’ople to work for In dustry for the Visually Ini change. sponsored by the community school, will hold its yearly organizational meeting tor parents hi teres,ed in trading baby sit ting on an «xcasional basis The group will meet at 10 .i m m the Wildwixxi Park group play area Call Marge Hicks. 622 5382. lor further information Welches C om m unity School will sponsor Hecrea tional Volleyball from 6 to K pm at WildwiMxi Park and Beginning and Intermediate Adult Karate at 6 p m at the Hoodland Women's Club Wednesday, Jul\ 22 The community school s Summer Hike Program will meet today at 10 a m at the Hoodland Women's Club for carpooling Bring a lunch and beverage; moms with babies in packs or carriers are welcome Call Lou Tip ton. 622 4316, for further in formation Basic Dog Obedience class will meet from 6 to 7 p m a, Welches School. Aerobic Dance Class w ill beheld from 7 toH:30p m a, Welches School The Mt Hood Lions Club will hold a general meeting a t8p.ni a, the club building in Wemme Thursday, July 23 The Clackamas County Well Baby Clinic and WIC programs will be held begin ning at 9 90 a m at the Hoodland Women’s Club on Salmon Hiver Hoad Call Patty Henniger, 622-3607, to make an appointment for immunizations or examina tions of children newborn through age five The Clackamas County Bookmobile will be a, the Hoodland Plaza shopping center parking lo, from 4 to 7 pm To place an event in li«xxtland Happenings, call Dawn Morrison at 622-353N. p a ire d , an e le c tro n ic s manufacturer in Milwaukie "A lth o u g h people are legally blind, they are pro ductively employed," said CETA s Hoy Soards The clerical skills training Program, operated by the county s Civil Service and P ersonnel D epart m e n t, received a NACO award for meeting three needs tram ing tor unemployed County residents, skilled office per sontiel for county jobs, and a county clerical p«n»l to serve all departments Sandy Post circulation has DOUBLED just this year! We now direct-mail our own shopper door-to-door to homes in Hoodland, Boring & Eagle Creek! Big news for advertisers! St S t è Local home delivery! W e co ll o u r new incre ase d c irc u la tio n "T o to l M a rk e t C o v e ra g e ."'b e c a u s e th a t s w h a t w e d e liv e r! This opens ne w doors to are a m e rcha nts w h o can e xp a n d th e ir sales p ro m o tio n e ffo rts . It also m eans a lot, w e b e lie v e to n e ig h b o rin g shoppers w h o can check a ll th e best buys in th e ir hom es re a d in g o u r paper. A d cost fo r the oddded c irc u la tio n is v e ry lo w to o ! C all us fo r a happy surprise The Sandy Post MERCHANTS w h o w ish to p a rtic ip a te should call 668 5548 » I * •• • - « . * «• » < « « •
