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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1982)
SANDY (O re .) POST Thwr*.. Morch 11. 1902 (Sec 2) Van donated to center The Hoodland Senior Center ha* received a van to assist in the transporta tion ot clients, according to Maxim Worley the agen ex s director Bilyi >eu based in Portland Photo In Xtichdel P P l c l « re d w ith the new H oodland S enior C e n te r van a re . fro m le ft to rig h t. M a x in e W o rle y . A lb e rta Judson, M a b e l B ro w n. A lice B u rn *. E liza b e th W e rd a ll. D o r i* P lu c k e r. E d y th e lc asch Cash. I-o rrn a F is h . E s te r W h itn ey , C an dy S tie n b a rg e r and te n o r e R ich ard s. Commissioners visit site early, locals upset already walking through the site. B rig h tw o o d re s id e n t Seven persons that plan Dwight Englert and his ned on touring the Alder wife, Regina, both feel that wood site, where a 192-unit the meeting change was mobile home subdivision in deliberate, that it was done the Brightwood area is pro in order to exclude citizens posed, were upset with the from observing the site Clackamas County Com visit. miss loners when they fail They said that although ed to show up no new testimony could be On Feb 22 com m is given, the participation of sioners agreed to schedule residents in the walk was a visit to the 48-acre site to important and that they, as exam ine wetlands and taxpayers, had the right to streams That visit was set be present lor March 6 at 2 30 p m Phil Clark, of the En However, a day prior to vironmental CommitteeOn the visit, the time was mov S u it a b ilit y . whose ed up a h a lf hou r, organization has opposed unbeknownst to any of the development since last these residents summer, said that he was Some of them had a r notified last week of the ranged for time off work to date, place and time, me walk with the commis inspection was to be, and sioners. members of the that the county commis planning staff, and the a t sioners were aware that he to rn e y s fo r both the and another resident would developers and the opposi be present to insure that tion specific locations in the A half hour after the two area would be viewed. attending commissioners He said that he was not had departed from the notified of the change in Brightwood Store, the meeting time designated meeting place, Robert Stephens, whose seven residents gathered p ro p e rty b o rd e rs the At close to 2 40 p m they development area, took were tipped off that the time off work from his con c o m m is s io n e rs w ere struction job to show the by M IC H A E L P . J O N E S Post C o rrespo nd ent Man arraigned, case to go to trial A Government Camp man has been indicted on charges stemming from an injury to a Camp Creek woman on Dec 27 after he struck her with h,s vehicle, according to Janine O’Neill of the Clackamas County district attorney's office O'Neill, a deputy district attorney, said that Robert Marshall of Government Camp was indicted on Feb II by a Clackamas County Grand Jury, and warrants were issued for his arrest. He is ch arged w ith assault in the third degree (a cla ss C fe lo n y !, recklessly endangering another person, and driv ing while under the in fluence of intoxicants According to the Oregon State Police, M arsh all struck Barbara Schmaling of Camp Creek with hia car after a dispute over a park ing space outside the H u c k le b e rr y Inn in Government Camp After the grand jury made its decision. Forest Bacci, deputy district at torney, contacted by M a r shall's attorney, and a r rangements were made for Marshall to turn himself in through his legal counsel On Feh 25 Marshall was arraigned and the case is set to go to trial c o m m is s io n e rs the w etlands that he had testified about at the hear ings He located C o m m is sioners Ralph Groener and Robert Schumacher after they were nearing the com • pletion of their inspection Doug McClain, a planner with the Department of Enrironrnental Services, and attended the site visit. said that the commissioner were not required to notify residents since it was no, a public hearing Englert said the incident is typical of other meetings held by the county, which are held at times that make it difficult for working peo ple to attend. He said that they are usually held “during work ing hours on weekdays, no, on weekends when most people could attend." Ms Englert said that “ the commissioners seem to be turned off to public in put “ They wo '«sten to the people's vie«, ant. just the developers'," said Engler, "Today was a good exam pie ” Airman 1st Class Stuart C. Bilyeu. son of M r and Mrs Charles F Bilyeu of 32001 SE Daphne Court, Boring, has graduated from the U S Air Force course for radio relay equipment repairmen at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss Graduates of the course learned to install, operate and maintain special radio equipment, and earned credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force Bilyeu will now serve at Portland International A ir port, with the 244th Combat C o m m u n ic a tio n s Squadron He is a 1981 grai te of Sandy Union High School I .oaves and Fishes They, in turn donated it to the Hoodland Center The xan can accomixlate up to ten persons said Worley, runs well and has excellent upholstery It is painted blue with w h ite t r im and has Hoodland Senior Center painted on it with white let tering Worley said that la-nore Richards has been hired as the center s driver whit I. is a part time position Worley said that last full the ccntei worked out up agreement w ith the ( unbx Senior ( enter to share a 1972 Bonneville Sportxan The vehicle was to he used lor providing service* lor such things as grocery shopping direct service transportation, field trips as well as other recrea tional and center activities l-ist month, however, the ( anhx Senior ( enter pur chased a new van. and the 1972 van was acquired hx NOW OPEN • Gloss supplies • Classes Wood Toys & Home Decor Accents! 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