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4 SANDY (O r* .) POST Thur« N ov*m b*r 26 1981 (S*< I) Water alternatives the decision of the people who belong to the Alder C reek W a te r U sers Association because it is us who have been fighting against the EPA and the Health Division," Slenning said " I t w ill be out deci sion to chose the best alterative " Stewart said the associa- lion's water consultant, Jerry Schmidt of Oregon Water Consultants, is stu dying the positive and negative attirbutes of each of the alternatives and w ill take the information to the association's board. From there it w ill go to each of the systems' users for a vote. "W e re doing this in a dem ocratic w a y,’’ said Stewart, "and it ’s not an easy task It takes time to Mem bers of The Oregon F F A Slate Meats Team met recently with Special Project Sponsors of the contest. M embers of Sandy High School’s team were, left to right. DeAnn M cD erm ed. Robin Johnson. P attie Ten Evck, Das id Burghardt. and advisor Les Geren. do it rig h t." Stewart said he w ill ask the Health D ivision to postpone the scheduled Nov 30 hearing for 45 days to allow adequate time for system customers to study the alternatives “ O u r in te n t is to negotiate from a position of power, not weakness We w ill not be pressured into selecting any of the options without an adequate ex amination of what in entail ed in each.” Stewart speculated that the new alternatives were offered to the association after Health Division and EPA officials saw how many people are involved in the association and their level of organization Gene Ginther, receiver for the Alder Creek Water Senior Center News A special Thanksgiving Potluck will be held Thurs day from 1) a m to 2 p m at the Sandy Senior Center A ll seniors and their families are invited to a t tend and bring an ap propriate dish Those born in the months of January through March are asked to bring salads; A p ril th ro u g h June, b rin g relishes or breads, July through September, bring vegetables or casseroles, and O cto b e r th ro u g h December, bring desserts Those persons interested in a tte n d in g the get- together are asked to make appropriate arrangements with the center office The Sandy Senior Center Law Project w ill be held next Thursday, Dec 3, from 9 a m to noon This program is sponsored by the Clackam as County Area Agency on Aging and the Sandy Senior Center It depends upon the support of local attorneys For a free 30 minute consulta tion, contact the center The Sandy Golden Age Club w ill sponsor a Senior Bazaar and Flea Market Friday. Dec 4. from 9 a m to 5 p m and Saturday. Dec. 5, from 9 a m to 4 p m. Items to be sold include h a n d ic ra fts , a n tiq u e s , je w d ry , ceramics, baked goods and much more The Sandy Senior Center will operate a kitchen conces sion and w ill serve lun cheon items such as Cor nish meat pies, vegetable soup, sandw iches and several desserts Tables are still available for interested renters For- more information concern ing rentals or the sale, call the center. 668 5569 C la cka m a s C o u n ty Sheriff's deputies began a ground search Tuesday for a Portland man reported lost while hiking about 10 miles south of Government Camp A u th o ritie s are sear ching for Pau, H Clinton. 27, who left Saturday morn ing to hike in the Mt Howl National Forest, said Lt Ixjnrue Ryan, sheriff's in formation officer He was reported missing Sunday evening by his mother. Helen, a fte r fa ilin g to return home Clinton had planned a hike with several friends, but they cancelled out leav ing the Portlander on his own, Ryan said Sheriff's deputies used a four wheel drive vehicle to locate Clinton's vehicle, a 1967 bronze Camaro I, was found Monday on Ixilo Pass Road near Zigzag Your Gift List? Tuesday, Dec. I 9.30 a m .: Planning and Evaluation Subcommittee II a m : Blood Pressure Clinic Noon: 1 .oaves and Fishes 1 p.m.: Ceramics Wednesday, Dec. 2 9 30 a m : Ceramics Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p m Band Practice F rid a y , Nov. 27 9 30 a m Introduction to Drama at Gresham Senior We have a complete line of tools and auto truck parts. The Sandy Post <NAPA> AUTO TRUCK PARTS (USPS 481-180) M l MBI R O 'O g o n N » w tp O f> « ' P u b ,'« /> •< • A t t o c i o lio n o n d U $ S u b v rb o n P re«« Tour Sandy stores fo r an old-fash:on Christm as in Sandy! Open House celebration. C o m p iti» M achin» Shop S»rvi-» ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY NAPA AUTO PARTS 7 30 am 6 pm , Mo« - Sat. A u o n o 'i o n N o tio n o l Published fhu»«doy4 by The OvHoofc Publishing Sor-dy O regon 9 /0 5 5 Second do«« p n t'o g e po«d 0» Sor»dy Oregon <© N « w ip o p « i bn* 68 668-5548 SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Clew h o m o t ( owftf y per yeor $ 9 .0 0 M ultnom ah County $10 00 11 «e w h ere »n O re g o n $ 1 1 .$ 0 In N o rth w est en d Pcx if w C o d lt V o te « Ou t« irle Or egon per year $ 1 4 .0 0 O u ftid e N o rth w est an d Por i f * C oo «, State« per yeor $ 1 7 .0 0 GRESHAM . SANDY 39565 Proctor 668 4444 255 NE Hogan 665 8118 ESTACADA STORE 630 6614 213 S.E Mm No 47 November 26 1981 Deane W estelink. owner Gresham Alarm 34 years experience Automotive Repairs: • • Automatic Transmission • Exhaust Systems • Brake Work G eneral Tune-up __________________ — ---------- Inc. 3 9 3 7 3 P r o c to r , P .O . 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Monday, Nov. 30 Sandy Pott, Sandy, Oregon 97055 In bw«»«4n« «/ere I960 w hich w ould be done through assessments and a loan from the Earm Home Administration under his plan Ginther said the previous reports of the monthly cost of the county se rvice district have been inac curate He said the monthly- charge would be based on a m onthly metered users charge, the front footage and square footage of the property and the number of hookups on the lot. and the percentage of the loan A Difficult 9:30 a m Arts and Crafts 9:30 a m : Exercise Class and Therapy Pool Noon: Loaves and Fishes lp m . : Cards l p m . ; Oil Painting 11 a m to 2 p m ; Thanksgiving Day Potluck Deputies had conducted a prelim inary search with two wheel drive vehicles, but snow in the area forced them to bring in all terrain rigs to continue Company, disagreed He said the options were known of two days after the company was placed in receivership in September 1984) It wasn't until recent ly, he said, that any of the w a te r c u s to m e rs had seriously taken a look at those alternatives Ginther indicated that he is open to an alternative to the county service district, if the health problems are eliminated He said that any other plan would have to be able to finance the rebuilding of the system. Having Center Noon: Ixiaves and Fishes 7:30 p m : C om m unity Card Night Activities for the Meek of Nov. 26 to Dec. 3 Thursday, Nov. 26 Hood hiker missing ((o nlìn ucd from Page I I Open Mon FREEZER ALARMS tri., 8 5 p m 1 ’/» mi. east of Sand) 42007 S.E. Hwy. 26 Wt service Chrysler motors products; Dodge, Mymouth, Q irpler Your C om plete Craft Supply Shop SUNSET OESItiNS STITCHERT A NEEDLEPOINT CNNI$7MA$ KITS Duracraft O*»» > «n I h k H V «lyl** «haa• i H " « 1 A LATCH f HOOK H Bucilla 25% Off m Murry I Q u o n h li** Limif*«p f« p .r * t $095 per person Pei Thursday, November 26th 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. AFTER DINNER JOIN US IN OUR LOUNGE FOR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AND C O C K T A IL S - W IT H COUPON RATTAN BASKETS GOLDEN BROWN TURKEY * HOT MASHED POTATOES * PIPING HOT STUFFING * CANDIED YAMS * STEAMING * VEGETABLES * NtfPT NOUR 4pm-7pm 13/24/8) I T R A T I O N I ! kwludtng lo w M ating * Chntlma* Crettt M a n # 9 w Se*ur4ey «herimg at J 8 M ^ b ^ ^ 1 L C)e»4*« Averlekt* roet / [STEAK HOUSE GUIDALE EXIT OFF BANFIELD . 166-6616 . LEFT UNDER FREEWAY . . . TURN RIGI
