Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, February 25, 1982, Page 11, Image 11

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February 33. 1903 (S m
3) SANO* (O ra.) POST -3
p<epa* ed incoine taxes
can save you money
During th« tax season, our hours will be 8 5
Mon. thru Fri. Also open Tues. & Thurs. nights
& all day Sat. by appt. We are equipped to
handle all your tax problems . . . .
39400 Pioneer. Sandy 668 8051
Allmain Tax Services
A v a ila b le n o w !
The intersection of Highway 212 and 2M2nd Avenue, in Boring, was cioae to being flooded this Saturday.
Staff photo
Countywide appreciation night planned by group
A countywide Volunteer
Appreciation Night is being
planned by C lackam as
County’s Citizen Involve­
ment Advisory Committee
(CIAC) to give recognition
to the 300-pi us citizens who
serve on various boards,
commissions and commit­
tees
CIAC Chairm an Herb
Steiner of Beavercreek has
announced appointment of
a committee to organize
the Appreciation N ipKt.
which is scheduled »or
March 30 at the Depart
ment of Environm ental
Services offices in Oregon
City.
Committee members are
Shirley Lyons (M ulino),
D ia n e Q u ic k (H a p p y
Valley), Ardis Stevenson,
Environm ental Services
assistant director, and Max
Talbot, county planner
“The county has more
than 40 volunteer boards,
with more than 300 people
giving their time to help the
county. The recognition
night is for them, the coun
ty commissioners and the
departm ents that these
c itiz e n s w o rk w it h , "
Steiner said
CIAC will finalize plans
for the March event at their
7:30 p.m. Feb 23 meeting
which will be held at the
E n viro nm en tal Services
Building Other items on
that meeting agenda in­
c lu d e p ro c e d u re s fo r
Quality Angus
Feeder Steers!
recommending citizens to
serve on the Policy Ad­
visory Board for Communi­
ty D evelo p m en t Block
500 to 700 Pounds
Raise your ow n b e e f!
CALL or VISIT
KNAPP ANGUS
Grant Funds and discus­
sion of the senior citizens
levy that is before the
voters on March 30.
668-4835
W ill d e liv e r lo ca lly . . . .
produce, grocery, non-food!
MEMBER OF UNITED GROCERS, INC.
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beer, w in e & cig a re tte s .)
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Tidbits or
Sliced. Reg. 6 9 ‘
SAVE $1.08
ON THREE.
(Lim it: 3. Expires M arch 2, 1982.)
Congratulations to last week's winner: Bob Britton of Bull Run
CONVENIENT HOURS: O pen 6 o.m. u n til 9 p.m. seven days a w e e k !