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2—SANO Y (O«« ) POST Thur» Jonuory »4. 1962 Sec 2) county arou Local groups help area rest homes celebrate A number of group« con tri but ed in making the holidays successful for residents of the Orchard Crest and St Jude Nursing Homes “ We r e a lly had a d e lig h tfu l C h ris tm a s because of all of them." said Martha McGuire. Or chard ('rest director M a r ile e S w a rth o u t, director at St Jude's, was equally pleased Members of the Com m u n ity P re s b y te ria n Church contributed fruit to both rest homes Carolers that visited Or chard Crest included the G irl Scouts, the Ridge Riders Equestrian Club and Chapel of the Hills Church. “That was a great gift for these people,’’ McGuire said The S aviou r of our Gospel Community Church and the Good Sheppard Church caroled and tooks gifts to Orchard Crest T h e V F W a u x ilia r y visited Orchard Crest and St Jude’s, serving ice cream and bringing Santa Claus along The S alv atio n A rm y distributed copies of its magazine, “ War C ry,” at Orchard Crest, and also brought gifts The Eagle Creek Grange also visited Orchard Crest, and b ro u g h t a p p le s , oranges and other gifts The C o tre ll seventh graders did a nice job of caroling at Orchard Crest, according to M cG uire And, they also brought gifts For the third year the T im b e rlin e Council of Telephone Volunteers per formed at St Jude's Swar thout called the perfor mances "near profess- sional. They have some really, really good per formers " The group spent three to four hours at St Jude's, br inging nice g ifts and visiting residents unable to attend their ‘complete’’ party, Scout Troop 718 caroled, and donated two w all decorations, a Santa Claus ’82-83 budget main item at ESD’s Jan. 18 board meeting The 1982 83 proposed budget will be the major item on the a~"?nda when Clackamas Education Ser vice District's board and budget committe meet Jan 18, according to ESD Superintendent Bob Bums During the meeting the committee will review the entire ESD general fund budget, program by pro gram, according to Bums The ESD is asking for 97 5 million to pay for general fund programs during the coming fiscal year The proposed budget is within the ESD’s tax base passed last spring and the six percent statutory limitation The budget committee is made up of seven elected ESD board members plus seven m o re co u nty residents appointed to three year terms The purpose of the com mittee is to review the budget to insure that re quested funding levels are both "adequate and affor d a b le ,” a c c o rd in g to Burns “ I feel the budget we are proposing meets both these tests,” Burns said. ‘‘This budget will maintain ESD programs at the current level, but we are not going to add any new programs or personnel “ The 1982-83 budget represents the smallest percent increase over the previous year of any ESD budget in over a decade," he added. “Holding the line on growth was particularly hard this year since tight Hoodland happenings: Thersday, Jan. 14 Saturday. Jan. 16 The Mountain Players scheduled performance for this evening has been canceled Wednesday, Jan. 26 W elches C o m m u n ity School Tiny Tots group meets from 10 a m till noon Call Ixmise Hoyt, 622 3752, lor information and meeting location The Clackamas County Bookmobile will tie at the VANC., WA 574-4750 It's A Buyer's M arket!! budgets at the local district level resulted in increased demands for service from the ESD “ I should add that our board chose not to levy 9186,000 that legally could have been added to our levy this year In light of the economy, I think they have i hown p a rtic u la r budgetary restraint and prudence ” The meeting will be held at 7 p m in the boardroom of the ESD officesin the M a r ia n H a ll on the M a ry lh u rs t E d u c a tio n Center campus. O ver 40 Spas to Choose From I ! I SWIM POOLS 1 10 Porioble i-g ro u n d by A bove ground by CLACKAMAS VANCOUVER doughboy 15480 SE 82nd Dr In Hazel Dell Mt Hood Food and General Store today from 2 to 3.30 pm and at T e d ’s Br.ghtwood Store from 4 30 to 7 p m The Hoodland Women’s Club members have plann ed a Valentine’s Day Ball for Saturday, Feb 13, beginning at 8 p m. The Sound Circus Band will provide the dancers with special music Tickets can Where can we find *239 million for Oregon's budget? Please ta k e a m om ent to fill out this questio n n aire and return it to m e: be purchased at the door fo r 96 p er co u ple Refreshments will include hors d’oeuvres and an open bar. Participants must be over 21 years of age For additional information call c o -c h a irw o m e n Susie Ostergren, 622 3442, or Bet ty Hoffman. 622 4863 IN C IU M S Aduli »nd » «imi» Sorvtcds ton*«« to n ic o * Chrtdrens torneo* C o* «oc »ton * « ••u n O«***ton Mont«! Hoot»» Ovi »wo Vocs Ilon« I RotisOkislton To place an event in Hoodland Happenings, con- tact Dawn Morrison at 622-3538. A cco rd in g to Jam es H a m e r, program coor dinator, the health care certification was awarded following IS months of work by the corrections staff and medical person nel in adopting policies and procedures to meet the AMA standards of correc tiona health care The certificate of ac creditation became effec tive July I, 1981. for a two year period WHERE THE STATE G E N E R A I fuño comes from Soma information about your tax money • Ndorly Noll ol the state g e n e ra l lu n d goo* to support local school district* ond property toe r e lie f • 1» the »tote cut* bock support to locol school* Or prop e rty to * re b e l the to m e service* • ( Utting tupp ori to higher education w ill m eon Iwvutmg em oilm en»* you w ill poy higher property ta » e * to m a in tain highe« tuition» and elim ination ot some progrom» • C utting hum on resource b u d g e t* w ill m eon »hitting cerlotn costs Iro m th e »tote to individual» For e a o m p le cutting lund» to poy lo t m edical care o l pe ople on g e n e ra l o *ti*lo n c e m e o n t that h o tp .lo l cost* ond m suronce ro te * w ill go up to m o k e up lo t Io»» ol »tote lu n d * I C U T TIN G SACK IHE BUDGE I W o u ld you support cutting Ve» No U ndecided Me Increose < o ie t poid by insurance com porno«* This w ill roi»e >10 m illion Urx>e<tcted Increose corpo ratio n taaes Iro m 7 k % lo 8 % » This w ould raise >10 m illion Soti« school support (local) F ro p e tty to * reitet In stitu te a g ro d u a te d co rp o rate to» Iro m S% lor smoll businesses to I 75% tor the So ih W o u ld you cut the H um an Resources b u d g e t* It so in w hot »pet it k a r e a ’ .. W ou ld you cwt support to highe« edui a» io n * _______ ' W o u ld yew cwt othei t t e t e agency b u d g e t** It so m w h et spec tltc a r e a 7 • Hoodland Happenings • every week in Ihe Post. Incom« ts * rm pm STATE Q E N E R A l FU N D DOLLARS AMA accredits facility The Clackamas County C o rre c tio n s F a c ilit y received the Am erican Medical Association Cer tificate of Accreditation in a ceremony held in the O reg o n S ta te C a p ito l recently Governor Victor Atiyeh presented the AMA cer tification to Sheriff Paul McAllister, and Dr Chuck J e n ik e and N u rs e P r a c t it io n e r P h y llis Flowers of the corrections facility medical staff. ox «H (ni» IO k i i « . Monday, Jan. 18 The Mt Hood Pre-School Co-Op will hold its monthly board meeting this morn mg at 9:15. The meeting will be held at the Hoodland Women's Club on Salmon River Road. A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes, will be served at* 1130 a m at the Welches School library of CLACKAMAS 657 3281 Rep. W ayne Fawbush ASKS: Welches School Board to meet tonight at school A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes, will be served at 11:30 a m at the Welches School library Transporta tion and further informa tion is available by calling M axine Worley at the Senior Center, 622 3331. The W elches School Board will meet this even ing at 7 30 at the school Judes by Mrs Catherine DeVere and Mr and Mrs Loren Goracke. all of San dy A gingerbread house was given by Warren Price of Gresham Sandy Rexall gave can dy. and Mr and Mrs Ken Hallgren of Sandy also gave cookies and candy Children involved with the Silver Threads group decorated St Jude's ly was,'* said Swarthout She said the touching and the eye to-eye contact that went along with the giving of the carnations “ was very special for them ’ The Sandy Community Players caroled at St Jude's “ It was absolutely beautiful." Swarthout said, commenting on the good mix of voices and har mony. Trees were donated at St and a wreath The Mt Hood Lions Aux ilia ry also gave gifts at St Jude's Scout Troop 832 caroled and g ave C h ris tm a s decorations. Students from Rivermill E le m e n ta ry School in E s ta c a d a v is ite d St Jude’s, and gave each resi dent a long stemmed car nation “ It was beautiful, it real- ________ A re th e re any program s yow w ould cwt Out It you think the t»o’e should ro i*e odd' tionol revenue» which w ould you 'O i*e Isrst w hich w o u ld yow raise second* O n e tim e incom e surcharge ot 19% e n tir e ly * It so whtchT te m p o « o n ly reduce the fe d e ra l to» de dwetson lim it te >S 0 0 0 * This w ould raise >72 m illio n ______________________________ Soles tea d e d ica te d to education H yowr choree is te cut e x p e n s e * w het w ould you cwt lu st whot w ould you cut second* □ Fie»» tec ond o □ Mo» a« ai» □ □ ( J n □ □ □ □ n C o rp o ra te te» increase tro m 7 4 % to • % M»% property tea re b e l Cl B e t« »chool »uppori Highe« odurotion O th e r tte te p ro g ra m * 200 OF YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE BAHA’I FAITH If you want world peace, believe in racial unity — 1 iNLRtALlNG » M H O I I Should w e m a k e up por* or a lt a t out d e ficit by tn«reo»ing le v e n u e s * It so whrch m e th o d * w o u ld you p r a te r* A one year » m eharge up Io IS % on par »anoi incom e to « e s * This w ould terse •>ppio« im o tel» S t » m iHion A one »ime m creose tn personoi m eóm e ta n e * e t l % * Tht» w e u M «aree >175 FVT llfvOOX A sete* ma •a«m p«tr>f to e d en d drug» d e d w o ’e d to bos« e d u c a tio n * J Do yow b e h av e ’h o ' property to» re b el should bo given only to those people w ith low lo m o d e ra te inco m es* Ve» No U ndecided Me Undeoded f • 4 It w e e re la c e d w ith e ith e r cutting beck on property to» rotiet o r increasing personal incom e to « e * w hich w ould you p r a te r* cutting property >o» i« b e t increasing personal income to » e * 1 W het a d d itio n al suggestion* do yow hove to e lim .n o ie mtHters ctabcMt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______________ the 1734 4 Do yow leva« en e c 'o s t the boord cut ot 11 '6 % a t e ll sta te program « including bo»«c »chool »wpport and prope rty M s r e W to m oke up the >234 m illion d e l It i t * um « , » i r„ «*«, ((FOLD Hara to moil)i If you are looking for something without ritual or clergy — and think there's got to be something more... PLACE STAMP HERE THEN COME HEAR ALL ABOUT THE BAHA’I FAITH SATURDAY • JANUARY 16 • 7 P.M. SANDY COMMUNITY CENTER Frw Rofroohm onf — No Charge CALL M + M FOR MORE INFORMATION ■ Rep. Wayne Fawbush H-488 State Capitol Salem, Oregon 97310
