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1982 (Set 2)
Hoodland Happenings
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Artisans plan ‘Spinning’ workshop
THURSDAY. MARCH IN
The Mt Hood Plan up
date continues this evening
with a meeting beginning
at 7 30 p m at the Welches
Grade School on Salmon
River Road This meeting
is titled: "Citizens Discus
sion Meeting on Draft Plan
Update ” The draft will in
elude maps showing pro
posed land use designa
tions and proposed policies.
The purpose of the meeting
is twofold to explain the
draft, and to hear citizens'
suggestions for changes
and improvements in the
draft
M O NDAY. MARCH 22
Welches School children
resume school today after
spring vacation
The Mt Hood Pre School
will hold its monthly board
meeting at the Hoodland
Women's Club office begin
ning at 9 1 5 a m
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
W elch es C o m m u n ity
School classes to be held
this evening are "W restl
ing for Kids" in room 15 of
Welches School beginning
at 7 p m .; "Recreational
Basketball" in Welches
gym beginning at 7:30
p m ; and
" A e ro b ic
Dance’’ from 6 30 to 7:30 in
Welches gym
TUESDAY. MARCH 23
The Wy'East Artisan's
Guild will be holding a
" S p in n in g " w orksho p
tonight from 6 to 9 p m
Leader Patsy Perkins will
cover all aspects of spinn
ing, from choosing fibers to
preparation and actual
spinning techniques. This
workshop will be of interest
to spinners of all levels
Materials will be provided
Mt. I lood plan
Also, discussion on the
wetland areas, both within
and outside of the boun
danés of the Hoodland Ser
vice District, will occur
A map of these areas, as
id e n tifie d
by
s ta ff
members, will be available
for public inspection and
review
Last December the Land
Conservation and Develop
men. Commission directed
the county to conduct
another inventory of the
wetlands in the Mt Hood
corridor
They were to map the
locations and determine
quality and quantity
The re-evaluation of the
area’s wetlands came after
the Environmental Com
m itte e on S u it a b ilit y
challenged the Mt Hood
plan when it went before
th e
c o m m is sio n
in
December for acceptance
ECOS argued that the
county had neither proper
ly identified all the wetland
areas nor how they would
be protected
Dominic Mancini, plann
ing director, said planning
staff members will present
the proposed changes to the
citizens, and will accept
recommendations on the
"discussion draft," which
was mailed to property
owners two weeks ago
M a n c in i
said
th a t
For more information and
fee requirements contact
Carol I ’nkefer. 622 3077
C o m m u n ity
School
classes this evening in
c lu d e
" R e c r e a tio n a l
V o lleyball" in Welches
gym beginning at 6 p m ,
" A e r o b ic D a n c e " at
Welches gym beginning at
7 30, and "Crocheting”
beginning at 7 p m Contact
Reva Cox at 622 3397 for
directions to the crocheting
class
The Hoodland Women s
C lub's m o n thly board
meeting will be held this
evening beginning at 8 at
the club building on Salmon
River Road.
W EDNESDAY. MARCH 24
The Clackamas County
Library Bookmobile will be
at the Hoodland parking lot
in Welches from 4 to 7 p m
The Mt Hood Chess Club
w ill m eet w e e k ly on
W ednesday
even ing s
beginning tonight at 7:30 in
the Hoodland Women's
Club building This club is
open to all players For ad
ditional information, call
Dave Enna at 622 4546
The Mt Hood Lions Club
meets this evening at 8 in
th e clu b b u ild in g on
Highway 26 in Wemme
Two films are scheduled
to be shown on the moun
tain, the first w ill be
presented by USFS at the
Welches School cafeteria
on March 25 beginning at
7 30 Th« film provides an
a r m c h a ir
to u r
of
T im b e rlin e T ra il, with
spectacular views of the
42-mile trail, a discussion
of access points and how to
hike it Tom Iraci and Herb
Evans of USFS will host.
No fee will be charged
The second film for
children and adults will be
sponsored by the Welches
PTA and shown on March
26 in Welches new multi
purpose room. Doors will
open at 7:15 p m and the
movie will start at 7 30
p m An admission fee of 75
cents will be charged for
each person Refreshments
will be served
To place an event in
Hoodland Happenings, con- Students at Kelso School released balloons as part of a second anniversary celebration,
tact Dawn Morrison at The balloons carried the name? and addresses of students with a note asking those who
622-3538.
find them to contact the school.
from Page I
through citizen involve
ment changes may be
made to what is currently
being proposed
He said that the sugges
ions from the citizens will
be studied by his staff, and
may or may not be includ
ed in the updated Mt Hood
plan
A "proposed draft" for
the plan should be ready
for public inspection after
the second informational
meeting on April 20
This draft will be submit
ted for consideration by the
Clackamas County Plann
ing Commission on May 10
at 7:30 p m at the E n
v iro n m e n ta l S e rv ic e s
Building at 902 Abernethy
in Oregon City
Citizens may appear
before the planning com
missioners at this meeting
and present their views on
the revisions, either orally
or In writing,
F rom here the plan will
go before the county com
missioners in two public
hearings to be held on May
26
The hearing times are 2
and 7 30 p m in the com
miss loners chambers in the
Courthouse Annex, 906
Main Street, in Oregon Ci
ty
Citizens may also testify
at these hearings
For in fo rm atio n on Hoodland
events, see Hoodland Happenings
every week in T he Post.
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