Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, August 06, 1981, Page 10, Image 10

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Augwit A, 1901 (S*< 2)
SANDY (O r*.) ROST Thur«
around the county
lloodland happening
County coffers upped $1.5 million
Missionary conference slated
Thursday, Aug. 6
A class in Stress Control
w ill be held at 7 30 p m at
Welches School The class
w ill present a ho listic ap
proach aim ed at resolving
bo th s u rfa c e and deep-
seated stress The class is
presented by the Seventh
Day Adventist Church and
led by Ed B a u m ga rtn er A
m in im a l fee w ill be charged
for the 10-week course
F rid a y, Aug. 7
A M issionary Conference,
sponsored by the Chapel of
the H ills, w ill begin today
and continue through Sun­
day, Aug 9 V isitin g m is
s io n a rie s w ill speak on
N avajo Indian and other
cultures The Chapel of the
H ills is located on Highw ay
26, 11 m iles east of Sandy.
F or m ore in fo rm atio n, ca ll
622 4395 o r 622 3065
Beginning Tennis fo r Kids,
sponsored by Welches Com
m u n ity School, w ill be held
today at the tennis courts
n e x t to th e H o o d la n d
W om en’s Club from 11:30
a m
to 12:30 p m , P a r­
ticip an ts should bring a ra c ­
quet and tennis b a lls; a
sm all fee w ill be charged
Saturday. Aug. M
T he W y ’ E a s t A rtis a n s
G uild w ill o ffe r a two-day
workshop title d Introd uction
to B atik, Paint-on, Tye Dye
and S im ila r Surface Design
Techniques It w ill begin at
10 a m and continue u n til
5 30 p m Each student w ill
com plete a v a rie ty of pro
je cts There w ill be a fee for
p a r tic ip a n ts
C a ll C a ro l
C nkefer, 622-3077, fo r m ore
details or to re g iste r
be charged
Tuesday, Aug. II
The Hoodland Cham ber of
Com m erce w ill meet at 7
a m in the Bed Lion Inn at
B ow m an’s
W e lc h e s
C o m m u n ity
School T iny Tots group w ill
meet from 10 a m to noon
Call Louise Hoyt at 622 3752
fo r in fo rm a tio n and m eeting
location
T h e H o o d la n d S e n io r
Citizens P o tlu ck luncheon
w ill lie held at noon today at
the Hoodland W om en’s Club
on Salmon R ive r Hoad Call
M axine W orley, 622 3331, fo r
in fo rm a tio n o r to arra ng e
transp ortatio n
W e lc h e s
C o m m u n ity
School w ill sponsor Hecrea-
tional V olle yball from 6 to 8
pm
at W ildwood P a rk ;
Beginning and Interm e dia te
A dult K ara te w ill be at 6
pm
a t th e H o o d la n d
W omen's Club
Sunday, Aug. 9
T he W y ’ E a s t A rtis a n s
G uild workshop w ill con
tinue, running fro m 10 a rn
to 5 30 p m
M onday, Aug. IU
A Ju n io r G olf C linic w ill be
held today from 1 to 3 p m at
B o w m a n 's
P ro
S ho p
C hildren from ages eight to
17 can learn to play golf,
clubs w ill be furnished John
Buck and K a rl Zehrung.
assistant pros at Bowman s,
w ill lead the class A $7 fee
w i l l be c h a r g e d
C a ll
622-3101, e x t
1256. to
re g iste r
A erobic Dance class w ill
be held from 7 to 8 30 p m at
Welches School A $1 fee w ill
Wednesday. Aug. 12
The C o m m lu n ity School s
s u m m e r h ik e p r o g r a m
meets today at 10 a m in the
H oodland W om en's C lub
pa rkin g lot for carpooling
B ring a lunch and beverage
Call Ixiu T iptun at 622 4316
fo r fu rth c r Inform a tion
A Basic Dog Obedience
d a ss w ill mee, from 6 tu 7
p.m at Welches School
Aerobic Dance ( ’lass w ill
be held from 7 ,o 8 30 p m at
Welches School
The M t Hood Lions ( lut,
w ill hold a general m eeling
at 8 p m at the club bu ild in g
in Wem me
T h u rsd a y. Aug 13
A class in Stress Control
w ill lx* held for the fou rth
session at Welches School
The class, presented by the
S e v e n th D a y A d v e n tis t
C h u rc h , is le d by E d
B au m ga rtn er
The Hoodland W om en’s
Club w ill sponsor its firs t
g o lf
to u rn a m e n t
at
Bow m an's Oct 13 at H a m
There w ill be a nine and
18 hole tourney G olfin g w ill
be follow ed by a potluck dm
ner and aw ards presentation
at 6 p m at the Women's
Club The tou rn am e nt is
open to a ll wom en, proceeds
w ill go to the Hoodland
Women's Club ( 'a ll N om e
Sm ith a, 622 3755 lo r reser
vations
C lackam as C ounty has
received nearly $1 5 m illio n
in highw ay user fees from
the Oregon State Highw ay
Division
"I he county has 212,946
registered vehicles
The State H ighw ay D iv i­
sion distrib u te d alxiu, $16 5
í í f t i A n n u al
h A n n u al
m illio n in highw ay user fees
to the 36 Oregon counties
du rin g the period from Jan 1
to June .30 of this year, accor
ding to II Scot, Coulter,
state highway engineer
The allocation is based on
the s ta tu to ry 20 07 percent,
w ith the apportionm ent hav
H
H o a d o w n and
m otor vehicle re g istra tio n
and operator's license fees,
gasoline tax, use fuel tax.
m otor c a rrie r fees and fines
and penalties collected for
violations of the size and
weigh, statutes from c ita ­
tions issued by H ighw ay
D ivision w eighm asters
ing been made to the coun
ties on a m onthly basis
C la c k a m a s w as t h ir d
a m o n g O re g o n c o u n tie s
b e h in d M u ltn o m a h , $3 I
m illio n , and La ne , $1 7
m illio n
The funds come from a
v a rie ty of sources, including
B a rb e c u e
Friday, August 7, 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.
N ear the lake on the MHCC Gresham campus
Steak dinners.................. $5°°
Hamburger dinners . . . . $250
(served from 6 to 8 p.m.
G o m e s , p riz e s , r o o tb e e r, ice c re a m , b lu e g ra s s b a n d , c o u n try a cco r
d io n p la y e r, s q u a re d a n c in g B rin g th e w h o le fa m ily .
An even ing of good food, good music and good com pany.
Mt. Hood
Community
College
2SOOO SE Stark Street
Gresham, Oregon 07030
Vandalism hits Hoodland
by E L IZ A B E T H W AHREN
P o st C o rre s p o n d e n t
Want to m ake a telephone
cal, in the Hoodland a re a 9
Good luck
Of the 15 phone booths in ­
s t a lle d by C o n t in e n ta I
Telephone, seven or eight
are vandalized on a weekly
basis
Heplacing the vandalized
phones is a costly business
The booths cost about $800.
the phones are $300 and sen
ding two w orkers out to
r e p a ir the da m a g e cost
about $200 a day. The cost,
n a tu ra lly , gets passed on to
the custom er
u
Continental has rem oved
som e of the te le p h o n e s
because the cos, is e x ­
ceeding the actual use
“ I ’ve worked here for 2 4
years and only one person
has been prosecuted," said
C ontinental re p a irm a n John
M cD ougall In that case, the
c rim e occurred when so
meone m istake nly ran over
the booth in his vehicle,
allegedly under the influence
of alcohol
“The m ain cause of van
dalisrn is not local people,
M cD ougall said “ I t ’s people
out of the area They don't
read how to use the phone,
then they get m ad and take it
out on the phone People
think it's a rip o ff, like the
power and gas com panies
They want to get back "
Phones in Hoodland re ­
q u ire the dune to be dropped
a fte r the p a rty answers To
change the method would
mean replacing the cu rre n t
m ain office, w hich is ou, of
the q u e s tio n , M c D o u g a ll
said
The best place to m ake a
ca ll from a pu blic telephone
booth in H oodland is a
tave rn They seem to have
the leas, abused phones in
the area
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