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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1981)
* (O l» ) POST Thur» S»p» tO 1981 (S»t I, Keeping posted Firwood Neighbors meeting scheduled Thursday. Sept, io The Sandy Gulden Age Club holds its semi monthly potluck at noon at the Sandy Senior Center The Sandy P a re n t- Teachers Club board meets at 7 30 p m in the Sandy E le m e n ta ry School cafeteria The Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p m in the I O O P Hall The regular meeting of the Welches School txiard will lx* held at 8 p m at the school Saturday, Sept 12 Due to the Labor Day holi day, the Oral Hull Founda tion board meeting will lx* held today .Monday , Sept. 11 The Sandy Union High School board meets at 7 30 p m in Rooms 50-51 at the school Tuesday, Sept. 15 John McMahan, Sandy High School principal, will be the guest speaker at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Sandy Chamber of Com merce at noon at the I ’ lm lii lis .Svoli ton I > " nets, the maintenance staff, cooks, secretaries, teachers, administrators and three I I mem hers attended the Sandy Union High School assert!» e discipline workshop, w hich was put on by Dr J. Zink, above, of Manhattan Beach, ( alii. Dr. Zink is pictured playing the p nt or the so-called hyperactive child. Superintendent lack Peters said that the workshop was well received. Illegal burns plague Sandy fire department S fire district officials are concerned about the number of unauthorized burn and unattended burns occurring in the area while the weather is dry We’ve got a pretty big problem with unauthorized burns, [xstple burning on non burn days and pimple not c o n tro llin g the Tin lighting the match and w a lk in g a w a y ,” Jim Gallagher, district fire mar- ! I -..Ii<l Tuesday He pointed to one lire in August as an example of what i an happen with an in.ittended burn A resident st ii h*d a fire in a barrel dur- • n> the morning and when she returned, the fire had spread from the barrel and burned to within 1«) feet of her home The result could have been d is a s tro u s , hut Sandy firefighters were able to ex tinguish the blaze before fur ther damage was done “ I t ’s very dry o u t,” Gallagher said “ We’re urg ing people to use extreme caution in the rural interface area. With the lack of moisture, there is a real serious potential for some dangerous land fires.” During the past week, the fire district responded to five grass, brush and rubbish fires, some of these fires were illegal The district BB ^un incident nets youth assault charge »ear old Sandy youth cited into Clackamas minty Juvenile Court last ' iv Sept l.on a charge nd degree assault \c c o rd in g to police icports, (be citation stemm ed ti i>m in incident in which the youth was firing a BB gun and struck a 10-year-old Iwy in the foot I ast Thursday, police ar- • id Harold Ashbury Smith III 40, of Sandy on a w a rra n t issued by Clackamas County officials The warrant charged Smith with failure to appear in court He was lodged at ( 1.» kamas County Jail \ criminal mischief report w i filed by the Sandy city manager Thursday after so meone va nd alized the women's rest room at Sandy City Hall Police are investigating heft of gas f rum I cithers Oil last Thursday after a customer drove off without paying \ I t Class o f 1976 sets reunion at W ildwood Graduates of the Sandy I nion High School class of 1976 will hold their five-year reunion Sept 20 in the W ildwood R e cre a tio n a l Area east of Sandy on Highway 26 The potluck picnic will Ingin at noon in the Moun tain View shelter For more information. 1 '»ntact Steve Wolf 668 4536 or Terry Cabot, 667 3610 C orrection The spring production of ’ he Sandy C o m m u n ity (’layers will be Tribute.’’ J Fe play was written by Ber nard Slade, not George Ber nard Shaw as was previously reported also responded to two other fires downed power lines on McCabe Road and in the Colorado Road area The district also answered eight first aid calls, two alarms for minor vehicle ac cidents and two false alarms when smoke was reported in the area Two mutual aids were also listed on the weekly run sheet One was another brush fire, this one in the Woodland Eire District, and the second was an assist to the U S Forest Service on a fire near Hope Lake During August, the Sandy Eire District answered 93 alarms, bringing the 1981 total to 546 through Aug 31 The W om en’s C enter (form erly the Confidence Clinic) is expanding services to meet the increasing needs of women in the Sandy area and other rural Clackamas County locales It is a private, non profit organization established on the Clackamas Community College campus in 1977, dedicated to helping women in the county become aware of resources to help them through difficult transitions caused by social or economic lifestyle changes Expanding services to meet the needs of this area, the Women s Center Rural Outreach coordinator is now accepting applications from positive persons who have tune, interest and knowledge of the community, plus a willingness to assist people with varied problems by pro viding support and well- informed accurate informa tion The persons who apply must be willing to volunteer their time for a period of no less than six months, par- D eane W e sse lin k, o w n e r . . 34 y e a rs e x p e rie n c e Complete Automotive Repairs: A u to m a tic T ra n sm ission s Exhaust Systems ‘ B ra ke W o rk G e n e ra l Tune-up CALL 668-4563 Open Mon Fri., 6 We service Chrysler motors products: Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler C H A IN SAWS BRUSH CUTTERS W O O D SPLITTERS SAWS CHAINS FILES COST + 5 p m 1 ’/« mi. east of Sandy 42007 S.E. Hwy. 26 Stihl Jonsereds Echo Hom elite McCulloch All Models All Chains 25% Off List Price Chain O il * 3 « gal. FREE GIFT FOR EVERYONE N O PURCHASE NECESSARY Ferguson’s Power Equipment Pioneer Square, Sandy, O r. 6 6 8 -4 7 2 7 Wednesday, Sept. 16 The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m in the Sandy Community Action Center b u ild in g on P ioneer Boulevard Sandy High School year book pictures will be taken for juniors, sophomores and freshmen today. Barlow T ra il R etired Teachers Unit No 23 will meet at the Sandy Eire Hall at 2 p m A tour of the new fa cility w ill precede the regular meeting The Eirwood Neighbors Group will hold a board meeting at 7 p m at Eirwood School, B B u ild in g E ve ryo n e in the neighborhood is encouraged to attend and learn about the neighborhood and the rules that govern it The “ Eocus on the Fam ily” film series, featur ing Dr James Dobson, con tinues at the Orient Drive Baptist Church, 15150 S.E Orient Drive, at 7 p m with ’ Shaping the Will Without Women’s Center seeks volunteers in Sandy Deane’s Auto Repair John Craig Peterson. 28, of Eagle Creek was cited Eri day for driving while under the influence of intoxicants and driving with a suspend ed license He was lodged in the county jail Personnel at New’s Union 76 s ta tio n re p o rte d a burglary early Monday mor ning No lis tin g was available of what was taken Tollgate Inn "W e Sell the best and fix the rest" ticipate in a 10-hour initial training session and attend three hours of additional training each month For more information and to request application, call Sandy D ew ar, R u ra l O u trea ch c o o rd in a to r, 656 2091 IT'S BETTER to be Dead than lonely Allow us to fin d the rig h t p e r son for you in your area or elsewhere. Religious, G eneral, Senior C iti zens C lassifications. FREE INFO: Write W.H.S. Dept. S.P. Box 1131 Merlin, OR 97532 Breaking the Spirit ” Sunday . Sept 20 tio n , c a ll Steve W olf, 4536, or Terry Gabot, 667 3610. There will be a Boring Grade School reunion in the Naas Building in Boring from 1 to 5 p m This reunion is especially for those who attended the old building on Richev Road 668 Thursday, Sept. 17 The Sandy P a re n t- Teachers Club room parent meeting will be held at 3 15 p m in the library of the Sandy Grade School The Sandy Elementary School District board meets at 7 30 p m in the library at Cedar Ridge School Saturday, Sept. IS St Michael's annual Ham Dinner and Bazaar will lx* held at the Sandy High School commons from 5 to 8 p m Prices are 13 50 for adults, $1 75 for children and $10 for the w hole family BEFORE cold weather vet» in hove your chimney inspec ted and cleaned by a local professional I Call FOUR SEASONS CHIMNEY SWEEP 630-5127 Graduates of the Sandy High School class of 1976 will hold their five year reunion in the Wildwood Recrea tional Area, east of Sandy The potluck picnic will begin at noon in the Mt View shelter For more informa C o IL ectors C o ttaçe 668 6338 SAVE$ $ $ $ $ $ STOCK REDUCTION SALE CONTINUES 10% OFF 20% OFF Anything in Store, including consigned goods. Unconsigned Items Over $100 FURNITURE — CHINA — GLASS — BRASS COPPER — PICTURES & PAINTINGS POTTERY R edw ing R oseville H ull 4 W eller 17350 Smith Ave — Sandy, Oregon 97055 Located in Oregon Trail Savings & Loan Building HOURS: 9 a m. 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