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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1982)
Thwrt Joi.w«ry >4 1982 5« k 2) SANO* (O r* POST 3 Zigzag administrator clarifies firearms rules by MICHAEL P JONES Post (orrrtipondrnt The U S Forest Service says th a t the use of firearms around the sum mer home areas is strictly forbidden Ron M a rv in . Ad mimstrator of the Summer Home Program for the Zigzag Ranger D istrict, said that the recent shots fire d in the tow n of Rhododendron (which ac tually turned out to be firew orks), would be a violation if they were fired around a summer home that was leased from the Federal Government M arvin said that the D istrict currently has 575 homes that are leased out to individuals around the Rhododendron area The leases were formerly for 99 years, but are now five years with an option of renewing them for five ad ditional years, if the terms of the lease a re not violated The discharging of any firearm for any reason, in cluding for target practice, would be in direct viola tion. In addition to the sum m e r hom e a re a , the discharging of a firearm in or within 150 yards of any b u ild in g , cam p g ro un d , s h e lte r o r deve lop e d recreation site such as a ski, sledding or picnic area, is prohibited if it is located on National Forest land. Shooting across a Forest Service road and any stream or river, in which any person or property could be exposed to injury or damage as a result of the discharge is also pro hibited Oregon State law or local county ordinance would have jurisdiction of areas outsidie of the National Forest According to Dan E Wolf of the Oregon State Police, shooting, such as target practice, would be allowed if the individual was not shooting in the direction of a residence, oc cupied buildings, or a park, and not across a public road Gov. Atiyeh to officiate Town Center dedication Governor Victor Atiyeh w ill officiate at a 10 30 a m Jan 18 ribbon cutting cerem ony at the new Clackamas Town Center Library, which opened to the public Jan 4 A new and different kind of library. Town Center represents “ a unique wed ding of public and private sectors.” said Richard Tuf fli, d ir e c to r of the C la c k a m a s C o u n ty Library The new branch is a cooperative effort of the County Library and the m a il's d e ve lo p e r, the Ernest Hahn Corp of El Segundo, Calif. “ As far as we can deter mine, it ’s the only library of its kind in the U S. in a Bv advisory committee Vaccinations offered at a reduced rate The Damascus Veterinary Clinic, 19530 S E Sun nyside Road, w ill be offering reduced rates on rabies vaccinations Jan 19-23. “ I t ’s kind of a public service, and also to promote good will in the community,” said Dr Rick White. White, who is in partnership with Dr Randall Haveinan. w ill be offering the reduced vaccinations from 9 a m lo fi p.m on weekdays and extended hours on Saturday. White said that cats should be vaccinated yearly, while vaccinations last for three years with an adult dog. • Vaccinations are by appointment only Call 658 5561 CCC programs cable television channel O REG O N C IT Y - C lackam as C om m unity College has stepped into the w orld of telecom munications The college has become the second community col lege in the state to begin p ro g ra m m in g a cable television channel CCC w ill appear on channel 9 of Liberty Cable TV’s net work, Part of the program w ill be the broadcasting of telecourses, scheduling in formation and registration information In addition, the college has arranged for a variety of programs from outside sources. “ We'll be receiving pro gramming from a lot of dif- ferent sources," said Lob W ynia, CCC te le c o m munications coordinator. “ There w ill be courses from Dade County Florida, Dallas and a community college c o n s o rtiu m in Southern California. And we have some P u b lic Broadcasting System pro grams scheduled " The p ro g ra m m in g department w ill cooperate with all areas of the college in scheduling programs. Programs are broadcast from the college’s televi sion studio in McLoughlin Hall on the Oregon City campus Additional infor mation is available from Wynia at 657 8400, ext. 216. Man joins Marines Ronald E Baldwin of Sandy, left Jan. 6 and is now participating in boot ca m p w ith the U S . Marines at Fleet Marine Base. San Diego, Calif Baldwin, 19, graduated in 1980 from Barlow High School He signed up for four years He has about 11 weeks of boot camp left. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Baldwin of Sandy Dr. Kabacy installed Dr George E Kabacy, Canby, was recently in stalled as the president of the Clackamas County Medical Society. During the next year, he Hydro (( on tin ued from Page 11 If Pegar's proposed Wind Creek hydro is approved, construction would being within 24 months It is estimated that it w ill take .16 months to complete Hill and Toronto are pro posing the fourth hydro project to be constructed on public land, utilizing Camp Creek It is being proposed for an area 1 7 miles west of Government Cam p, and w ould be located 800 feet above Yocum Falls at an eleva tion of 3,400 feet According to the special use permit application filed on Dec 5. I9HO. the total cos, for the Hill Toronto hydro is around 1750,000 and would generate around 200 kilowatts The Camp Creek hydro development would utilize io 5 total acres for the pro ject, and would require the construction of an access road Ron Marvin, of the Zigzag Ranger Station, said tha, the developers would probably utilize an old logging road that runs through the area and would replace an old bridge tha, was washed ou, during a flood ( ’ons,ruction would begin within 18 months of the ap plication's approval and would require 24 months to complete w ill s e rv e as the spokesman for the 230 physician members of the Society. Kabacy has been active in organized medicine for several years He was born in East Chicago, Indiana, and earned his medical degree from the University of Southern C a lifo rn ia School of Medicine in Los Angeles He completed speciatly training in obstetrics and gynecology at the Orange County Medical Center at Orange, Calif , in 1972, when he established his practice at the Canby Com munity Clinic Boring welcome signs considered The B o rin g Neighborhood A dvisory Committee w ill consider designs for “ welcome to Boring” signs at its Tues day meeting. The deadline for submit ting designs is the 7:30 p m. meeting in the Boring Fire Station The designs are for 3 foot by 3 foot signs They w ill be placed on four main roads leading into the com mercial area of Boring Also on the agenda is the selection of a represen tative of a representative of the committee and com munity to the Clackamas County Community Action Board The >oard advises the C om m unity Action Agency in its programs to aid low income, elderly and handicapped residents. Persons interested in serv- ing on the board should at tend the meeting Winston Kurth, deputy e n viro n m e n ta l services director, w ill attend the meeting to discuss the revised improvements to Southeast Fairmont Drive The c o m m itte e had o r ig in a lly d e cid e d to elevate a portion of the road and then pave it. However, a later decision called for merely paving the existing road The im provements were called for to improve thesafe access to Southeast 272nd Avenue The status of other com munity projects w ill be reviewed The meetings are open to the public. The advisory committee is a group of local residents, business "W e d e cid e d on a bookstore format It'll look just like a bookstore, with books displayed face out," he said. HYPNOSIS Clinic and Private Airman Kevin D. Layng, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Layng of 14350 S.E. Frank A v e ., B o rin g , has graduated from the US. A ir Force security police s p e c ia lis t co u rs e a t lackland A ir Force Base, Texas. Graduates of the course studied security and law enforcement. Layng w ill now serve at Yokota A ir Base, Japan He is a 1981 graduate of Sandy Union High School. Boley joins U.S.A.F. Airman Russell S. Boley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam B o le y of 11190 S .E . R am ona, B o rin g , has graduated from the U S. 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