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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1982)
3 9 3 7 3 Proctor, P .O . Box 4 0 6 6 8 *5 0 1 6 o r 6 6 6 -5 2 0 0 ------- S A N D Y -------- T H l BSD AY chibald are the instructors M \K t H II For further information, A senior citizens lunch, or to register for any of sponsored by Loaves and these classes, call Com Fishes. w ill be served at munity School Coordinator 11 30 a m at the Welches Reva Cox at 622 3397 school library Transporta The W elches School tion and further inform a Board meets this evening tion is available by calling beginning at 7 30 p m in Maxine Worley at the the conference room adja Senior Center. 622 3331 cent to the "o ld '’ Welches W elches C o m m u n ity school library. School classes to be held Mountain Music" will this evenng are ‘ Wrestl hold its general monthly ing for Kids" in Room 15 of meeting this evening begtn- Welches School beginning nin at 7:30 at member Lee at 7 p m ., and "Recrea Provolt's home The main tio n a l B a s k e tb a ll" in topic on this evening's Welches gym beginning at agenda w ill be the discus 7:30 p m The “ Ballet for sion and planning of the all Ages" class has been group's next "home con cancelled c e r t " on M a rc h 27 An Aerobic Dance class Members and guests are has been added to the Com invited to this meeting Call m u n ity School W in te r 668 7034 for directions to schedule and w ill be held Provolt's home from 6 30 to 7:30 p m in F R ID A Y Welches school gym each MARCH 12 Thursday evening Chris A C ross-C ountry Ski Hutchison and Barb Ar- T o u r, sp o n so re d by FREEZER A LA R M S St. P a tric k 's ’’D A Z E ’’ j WATCH for green tag savings! Sponsored by Sandy Area Merchants W elches C o m m u n ity School, meets this morning at 9 a m at the Hoodland Women's Club to carpool up the mountain Nate Wicks leads this group, and suggests that one bring the ten essentials plus a snack, water and ski equipment Call Reva Cox at <22-3397 for further information At 9 30 a m Welches Community School Council w ill meet to plan classes fo r the s p rin g te rm Anyone interested in con tributing ideas for com munity school classes is welcome to attend and par ticipate Call Reva ( ’ox at 622-3397 for further infor mation to submit your ideas. MONDAY MARCH 15 Welches School w ill be closed this week because of spring vacation School will resume on March 22 There w ill be no Welches Com munity School Classes this week WFDNKSDAY MARCH 17 Happy St Patrick s Day' The Clackamas County Bookmobile w ill be at the Mt H och .1 Food and General Store in Rhododendron to day from 2 to 3.30 p.m and at Ted s Bright wood Store by M K I1 A K L P J O N E S Post C orrespondent A fire at the Edelweiss Condominiums in Govern m ent C am p in la te January, the cause of which was determined to be a faulty electric can APPLES TENDEP ALL-GREEN SPEARS CANTALOUPE LARGE, GREEN CABBAGE [PEANUTS SWEET, GOLDEN MEATED HOODY'S (ROASTED OR SAI SENECA, FR O ZE N CHO CO LATE FL A V O R E D & CORONET Coronet P r in ts SAVE 3 6 c E A C H BATH TISSUE ASSORTED PRINTS FIRST T W O 4 ROLL PKGS. nuing Anyone who lives in the “ Mt Hood C orridor" from Sandy to Government Camp may be a member of the "W y'e a st A rtisans Guild For complete guild information, contact Phid Simmon at 622 4331 To place an event in the Hoodland Happenings con tact Dawn Morrison at «22 3538 The Wy East Artisans Guild is planning to open their new gallery in April - weather permitting Their membership drive is conti opener, has caused some concerns Fire Chief Don Armin- trout of the Hoodland Rural Fire Department address ed the issue recently He sa id he's re c e iv e d a number of calls from peo ple inquiring about the safety of e le c tric can openers Armintrout said that is is not a common thing for electric can openers to burn up, but i t ’s also not a rarity. “ As with any appliance, they have the capability of malfunctioning and burn ing up," said Armintrout "There is really not a whole lot you can do ’ ’ According to the fire chief other small kitchen appliances, such as electric coffee pots and toasters. Conceptual approval of a 515 m illion residential and com m ercial tw in tower development on Sunnyside Road, opposite K a ise r H ospital, is proof that Clackamas County's land use and public facilities plans promote economic development and jobs, ac cording to Ralph Groener, c h a irm a n of the Clackamas County board. Aratta Cola bora tive of San M ateo, C a lif., in February received initial approval from the county's Design Review Committee for two m ulti-story con d o m in iu m to w e rs and associated c o m m e rcia l services The firm plans to build from 160 to 180 residential units on the three-acre site owned by D r. Joseph Aizawa of Milwaukie. The project is possible because the county’s com prehensive plan targets the 1-205 and Sunnyside Road area for intense uses, and the county’s Development Agency is building urban facilities to help orderly d e v e lo p m e n t, G ro e n e r said. The site of the proposed d e v e lo p m e n t is zoned s p e c ia l h ig h d e n s ity re s id e n tia l. The zone allows up to 60 dwelling A D D IT IO N A L AT 9 9' A D D IT IO N A L AT M .1 9 FROZEN FOODS D IP T Irom 4 30 to 7 p m Treat yourself and the children to the exciting world of books brought to the mountain each m onth by the Bookmobile have also been the c.iuse of fires, but e le ctric can openers 5 -se a problem that's unique He said that can openers are generally made of plastic and can “ melt down" faster than other small appliances A rm in tro u t said that there are two things that can cause a can opener to catch fire The motor can overheat, proucing a “ melt down," or the electrical contacts on the can opener can close up, also causing a “ melt down " This was the case of the Edelweiss Condominiums F or those concerned about electric can openers m a lfu n ctio n in g . A rm in trout said that the only thing he can recommend is to leave the appliance unplugged when not in use Plans set to build $15 million complex CRISP, CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE AVAILABLE AT M O S T THRIFTWAY STORES Ê C L 2) S A N O * (O re ) POST— 7 Electric can openers can pose unique fire hazards ROME BEAUTY '5, M or ch I I . 1902 (S m Welches School Board meeting is tonight Gresham Alarm CLOSED CIRCUIT T V Thur» Hoodland Happenings BURGLAR FIRE SECURITY ALARMS BEVERACE CELLAR units per acre. Up to 20 percent of the site may be used for com m ercial purposes. Open sp a ce , r e c r e a tio n a l facilities and protection of solar access are required. "This large project, be in g p roposed w hen Oregon's economy is so depressed, proves that the county can successfully en courage economic develop m ent," Groener said. "Ju st the in itia l con struction phase means jobs for our citizens and a boost for the county." A ra tta C o lla b o ra tive ’s architect, Ben Behravesh, told the board that the pro ject w ill create its own " u r ban environment.” Twin towers of 14 to 16 s to rie s w ill in c lu d e underground parking, com mercial uses on the lower levels, plazas, courtyards and a glass atrium The development site is on the north side of Sun nyside Road at what w ill be the northeast corner of Sunnyside and Stevens Roads, when Stevens Road is realigned Relocation of Stevens Road, called for in the adopted Town Center Area Design P lan, is being fin a n c e d th ro u g h the C la c k a m a s C o u n ty Development Agency. 12 oz. CANS ROBITUSSIN Í CHO PPED O R LEAF REG , DIET LIGHT OR M O U N T A IN D EW SPRACH DM PLAYTEX u n u n HAN D SAVER GLOVES C O U G H SYRUP SMALL MFD , LARGE LOW COST Auto Insurance nei»o TAYLOR CALIFO R N IA CELLARS B u rg u n d y . 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