* (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
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BRUSH CUTTERS
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SAWS CHAINS FILES
COST +
5 p m
1 ’/« mi. east of Sandy
42007 S.E. Hwy. 26
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All Models
All Chains
25%
Off
List
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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
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