2
SA ND V (O r» ) POST Thur»
A u g u ». 27
1981
Car break-ins dot police blotter
Sandy police are urging
local residents to be sure to
lock th e ir auto m o b ile s
following a series of vehicle
break ins
Last Tuesday p o lice
received a theft report after
a watch was taken from a
vehicle An 11-year-old male
juvenile was cited for the in
cident and the case was sent
to C lacka m a s County
Juvenile Court
Police are investigating
the theft of a wallet from a
vehicle Saturday while it
was parked at the Sandy
swimming p.x>l
Also on Saturday, police
received a theft report from
a resident who said a radio
cassette and a money order
was taken from his vehicle
An attempted the,, from a
vehicle was also reported
that same day by a resident
of Van Fleet Street
Monday a Falls City man
told police that two sleeping
bags and a tent was taken
from the camper of his
pickup truck while it was
parked near the intersection
of Proctor Boulevard and
Smith Street They were
valued at $360
Police are investigating
the theft of $139 worth of
alcoholic beverages from the
Dry Dock restuarant in
Heritage Square The inci
dent was reported Friday
morning
Sandy police made a
number of traffic stops dur
mg the week
Friday they cited Lavina I
Hietala, 42. of Sandy for
driving with a suspended
license and improper left
turn
Saturday police cite<l Dale
A lv in
W a ibe l, 23, of
Gresham He was charged
with driving while under the
influence of intoxicants
Tim Hay Overton, 20, of
Gresham was cited Saturday
for driving with a suspended
license
Sunday morning Gary Don
Cribbins. 38. of Boring was
cited for driving under the
influence of intoxicants and
driving with a suspended
license He was lodged in the
Clackamas County Jail
Board names SUHS superintendent
S taff photo
SUHS board ...embers Robert Boring, left, and W ay ne Johnson inspect one of the tractors the school considered purchasing as
maintenance supervisor Jerry Swails demonstrates its capabilities.
High school studies grading
Union
High School
Superintendent Jack Peters
is studying the grading
levels for participation by
students in school activities
and will make a recominen
da, ion at the school board's
September meeting
At Monday evening's
board
m eeting
M ike
Kostrba, athletic director,
reported on the recent
background of academic
standards for activities
“ Our standards are m line
with all like schools in the
state that are following tlx*
OSAA (Oregon State Ac
tiv itie s
A sso cia tio n *
guidelines, which is essen
tially every participating
s c h o o l,”
said
John
McMahan, Sl'HS principal
“ I ’d like to see that up
graded a little bit (the OSAA
standard), but I guess
there's no way we can do it,"
board member Paul Tucker
said
To remain eligible for
OSAA sanctioned events a
student must be passing four
classes, which, at the worst,
would mean four I)s and
three Fs
Those m attendance at the
meeting seemed to agree
that that standard is not high
enough Johnson, however,
said that it is up to the
parents to set the standards,
and said that it is possible
that they could lose some
students th.it aren’t able to
get better grades, and who
might drop out of school
were it not for the activities
Peters will report back to
the board at the Sept 14
meeting with a reconimen
dation
After looking at tractors
on the school lot, the board
voted to purchase an
1H horsepower John Deere
tractor.with a mower from
Gresham Lawn and Tractor
for $5.784 with the $1.000
trade in
After discussing the mat
te r w ith Je rry Swails,
maintenance supervisor, the
board voted to accept seven
different quotes tor custodial
supplies
The board looked at the
grading and resurfacing
work done on the parking lot
a, th«* athletic field before
the meeting began, and
voted 2 1 during th«1 meeting
to authorize
payment to
Obrist Excavating lor the
work
Payment will tx* made
upon completion and is ex
peeled to be about $14,200
Board Member Hubert
Boring voted no Asked by a
member of the audience,
Fred Dalziel, why he voted
no. Boring said, “ I personal
ly feel it's money that didn’t
need to 1 m * spent ”
" I ha, s his perogative
F red, and w e r e s t ill
friends, said Tucker, board
member, e licitin g good
natured laughter
Tucker and Johnson, ac
ting board chairman, voted
to make the payment on th«*
repaving project
Board Members Gary
fleland and Pete Griffin
were no, at the meeting due
to business obligations A, a
previous meeting tin* board
voted 4 1 for tin* project
Superintendent Peters
commended Leon Hamblin
and Hichard Gessford, both
of Hichard Gessford and
Associates, for the work they
did overseeing tin* resurfac
mg project
Hamblin, vice president of
H ic h a rd G essford and
Associates has been working
with the school board and ad
mimstrators for about two
years He spoke about his
company s recommenda
tions for remodeling, and
about the p ossibility of
building a performing arts
teaching complex
About $3 5 million would
be needed to complete both
phases
“ What we found is a max
unuin utilization of space,"
Hamblin said of his studies
of Sandy Union High School
“ The school district n»*eds
some space lor expansion
We do project growth for this
area We were very conser
vative. i predicting i 1 m *,ween
3 to 4 percent," he told The
Post
Gessford told the board
tha, taxes are going up at a
lesser rate than inflation “ I
think that's an indication,
from the school district's
standpoint, tha, y o u 're
operating your program on a
very conservative basis
You're no, even riding the
crest of inflation," Gessford
said
"I guess the final com
men, is, it won', ge, cheaper
to build anything "
The board asked Peters to
report back to them in Oc
tober with a recommenda
tion on the remodeling and
the performing arts center
The Sandy Union High
School superintendent is
among six Clackamas Court
ty school superintendents
selected to serve on the ESD
Superintendent’s Advisory
Council for the upcoming
academic year, according to
Clackamas Education Ser
vice District Superintendent
Bob Burns
Dr Jack Peters of Sl'HS
will join William Jordan,
council chairm an, from
Molalla Elementary School
District, Dr Don Charles of
Lake
Oswego
P u b lic
Schools, Chuck Carpenter of
Damascus Union School
D is tr ic t,
Dr
C ha rle s
Clemans of Oregon City
Public Schools, and John
Young fro m Schuebel
Elementary District
Clemans and Young are
new members on the council
this year Members serve
two-year terms
A c c o rd in g
to
ESD
Superintendent Burns, the
c o u n c il is one of the
mechanisms the ESD uses to
stay responsive to the needs
of the 28 school districts in
Clackamas County served
by the ESD Sandy Elemen
tary School District also is
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548
AUTO REPAIR
TELEVISION SERVICE
SAMDT AUTO BOOT INC.
38650 Pioneer bird
Telephone
668 4175
Sandy, Oregon 97055
Guaranteed Service
On All Makes
668-7363
l
CRUSHED ROCK
Don Obrist, Inc.
PUMP & SUPPLY
t - M or»»
Red Jacket
SA LES and S E R V IC E
Phyllis M is n e r B roker
R entals P ro p erty M o n o g e m e n t
lis tin g s
M o b ile H om es
C ustom H om es N e w C onstru ctio n
C o m m e rc ia l e A c re a g e
e Salas e
e
3 9 1 8 0 Proctor, Sandy 4 4 8 -8 0 5 0
PLUMBING
Sandy M ountain
Plumbing
Bonded & Licensed
D & A PUM P & SUPPLY
656-2683
668-4902
CONCRETE READY M IX
MT
OHS GILLIS
(503) 637 3414
ROCK CREEK SAND
AND GRAVEL
Cruthad
Send and Gravai
C rushed Rock. Fill and Top Soil
Phone 6 6 8 6 5 1 5
658-3138
F lin t located at In w o o d Junction
The Sdndy Post
TAX CONSULTANT
IMPORT REPAIR
(USPS481 180)
Mt. Metric
A L L M A I N T A X S E R V IC E
O reg o n
N e w tp a p e '
Publisher •
A etcx.o f.o n ond U S Suburbon P .e t t
A tto « . ration
N o tio n al
PubLtKett
M eekly
Tbu'sdoys
by
The
O u tlo o k
Publish.ng
Sondy O r e g o n TOSS S« orvd (la s t pos toge p aid o* Son 'dy O reg o n
B
N o w ip o p o ,
Co
B oi
Practical VW repair
B ookkeeping & Incom e Taxes
Pickup tV D elivery
668 5540
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In C lo« k am as County per yeur
on B rig h tw o o d lo o p
Cedar Plaza Bldg Suite No. I 2
68
ROUTE 1, BOX 240 C
EAGLE CREEK. OR 97022
SAND and GRAVEL
H O O D R E A D Y M IX
Raady M.x Conctara
C a rry In Service
Town & Country Estates Realty
We o re Ih e ho m e d e liv e ry experf»»
4 6 8 4 1 7 9 3 7 3 9 4 Ruben la n » . Sandy
Fairbank
C E D A R P L A Z A No 1
LO W ER L E V E L
REALTOR
Fill m aterials * Crushed rock
D em olition * Bulldozing
* Roadgrating
Rue»
M IM B I8
served by the ESD
“ The council is a forum to
discuss policy level matters
that involve the ESD and
county school d is tric ts ,"
Burns said
PARTS • SERVICE
8 30 — 5 30 M on thru Fri
668 8051
62 2 -4 3 0 4
$ • 00
$ 9 .0 0
$ 1 0 .5 0
f Is e w h e re m O f egon
In N o rth w e s t on d
Pcx
C o o tt Stores
O u tt.d e O f e g o n pe. yeo>
8 1 3 .0 0
O u tt.d e N o rth w e s t an d Poe the ( o a s t
States per year
$ 1 4 .0 0
Sandy Po». Sandy. O re g o n 9 7 0 5 5
No
35
A ugust 27
I9H I
/
The Book Is
clo sin g soon.
New Sandy Gun Shop!
“NOW OPEH”
Complete gunshop! All brands! Save on guns, scopes & ammo!
• CUSTOM GUNSMITHING
• ARCHERY SUPPLIES
• TAXIDERMIST SERVICE
• RELOADING EQUIPMENT
• BLACK POWDER
'
• HUNTING ACCESSORIES
"VERY Competitive, Low prices! Compare 4 save!”
HOURS: 2:30 p m. to 7 p.m. w eekdays and 8 a m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays
Earl’s Gun Shack
If you would like to change the way your name is listed in
the phone book, now is.the time to do it. New directories qo
to press soon.
Changes are made free of charge. Additional listings can
be made at the same time and cost very little.
Call your local Continental business office. They’ll make
sure you look good in print.
New or used Buy, sell or trade Earl Spink
In Frontier Bldg Above Wards in Sandy
668-7188
Continental Telephone ot the Northwest
A Member of Continental Telephone System
EOE