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2 » m i t e . il S tir o li Senior Center News: Firefighters keep busy as blaze damages roof Center maps excursion to festival automobile accidents There were also six first aid calls, one smell of smoke, one public assist and two mutual aid calls with Boring Eire District Through Eebruary, the Sandy Fire District was aliead of its 1961 pace with 26 more emergency calls, This year, the district has responded to 32 fires, 10 public assistances, seven false alarms. 81 emergency medical calls and 13 mutual aids with adjoining fire districts A defective chimney above a wood stove started a blaze which damaged the roof on a Sandy home early last Sun day afternoon. Sandy Eire Marshal Jim Gallagher said 26 firefighters responded to a 1:14 p rn alarm at the Dan York residence. 41151 SE Vista Loop Drive, only to find fire already burning through the roof when they arrived Smoke had been visible from the in tersection of Highway 26 and Langen- sand Road, he noted. He said the firefighters, using three engines and two tankers, had the flames under control within 15 minutes Gallagher said the fire began in an at tic directly above a wood stove and caused >8.000 to >10,000 damage to the house and its contents. Cause of the blaze was inadequate clearance between the metal chimney and cedar shingles During the past week, in addition to the house fire, Sandy Eire District per sonnel responded to a chimney fire, one vehicle fire which turned out to be a broken ra d ia to r hose and four SLOGAN CONTEST The volunteers of Sandy Eire District are sponsoring a fire prevention slogan contest for school-age children who live within the Sandy district, Gallagher said Winning slogans will be displayed on the sides of district fire trucks Winners in two age groups, 6 9 and 10-13, will receive a >15 gift certificate and a nde to school in a fire engine Contest deadline is April 30 Entries may be delivered in person or mailed to P O Box 518, Sandy health services and coor dination of health issues with providers, consumers and agencies One of the most immediate issues for consideration is to develop a community plan for deal ing with illness care for the poor and needy The first Health Advisory Board meeting w ill be March 30 at 5 p m at the Clackamas County Cour thouse, 907 M a in St , Oregon City Others named to the b o a rd in c lu d e John Cleland, Oregon City physi cian; John Cutter. Molalla pharmacist; Joanne Hazel, Oregon City nurse and co m m u n ity v o lu n te e r; John Mayfield, attorney with Legal Aid Services. Carleton Lindgren, M eri dian Park Hospital ad ministrator; Roy Payne, V. Iwaukie internist; Diana Taylor, Lake Oswego nurse practitioner, and Thomas D illo n , C anby H e ra ld publisher. Members are appointed for three-year terms surance or to assist with completion of M edicare and other insurance reim bursement requests To be eligible for this ser v ic e , persons m ust schedule an appointment through the center office. A Senior Law Project will be held at the center from S a m to noon next Thursday A free 30-minute consultation with a local a t torney may be requested by seniors 60 years of age and over An excursion to the Daf fodil Festival in Puyallup. Wash., is scheduled April 3 Participants will view a floral parade and attend a flower show boasting more than 300 varieties of daf fodils Cost of the trip, which in clu d e a d m is s io n and transportation, is >10 For more information concerning senior a c tivities and services, con tact the center, 668-5569 Activities for the Week of March 25 to April I THURSDAY, MARCH 25 9am Exercise class Noon: Golden Age Club potluck F R ID A Y , MARCH 2« 10 a m to 5 p m : Town Center and Pioneer Craft Jeffrey A Crook announces an extension on his Special price on simple wills Individual 00 *45. Masons set Palm Sunday breakfast T h e Sandy M asonic Ixwlge will host a Palm Sunday Breakfast next Sunday. April 4 The a ll you ra n e a l spread will tie served from 7 a m Io norm and feature bacon and eggs Admission will be >3 for adults and >2 for children under 12 years of age Organizers say plenty of parking will be available in back of the Masonic Tern plr on Pioneer Boulevard Annual tea rescheduled at library The annual Women's Chib Silver Tea which lor years has been a benefit lea for Sandy Public Mbrary, will not be held April I this year The delay was prompted by the installation of tom puters in the library ir. the near future The annual tea baa been rescheduled for Thursday. Sept 9, at the library Green of Sandy won >30 in certificates Ruby Eliason of Sandy won >15 in certificates, while Georgia Archer of Sandy won a >5 certificate W EDNESDAY. MARCH 31 9 30 a m .: Income tax HARLAN D e m o c ra t COMMISSIONER until April 30, 1982, because of excellent response to the original ad. Present this Ad for discount! Also, CALL for . . . SPECIAL RATES (1) Uncontested Dissolutions (2) C hapter 7 Bankruptcies and (3) Dull Diversion A greem ents. FOR DIRECTOR POSITION 4 4YEARTERM VOTE FOR ONE L IN D A LOOM IS 668-3558 39051 Proctor, Sandy 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS HELD <N THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS. STATE OF ORL JN 6E002 MARCH 30. 1982 6 SA N D Y E L E M E N T A R Y SCHOOL MEASURE 3 3 Submitted to the legal voters of said district. SANDY ELEMENTARY DISTRICT .46 OPERATING LEVY Q U E STIO N Shall the Sandy Elementary Oistrict levy $2,264.428 outside Oregon's Constitutional limitation lor operating expenses during the 1982 '83 fiscal year7 PURPOSE The establishment of this levy is for funding the educational programs for the children of the district in grades one through eight The Cedar Ridge, Fiiwood, Kelso, and Sandy Elementary buildings are included m this operating proposal. The district does not have a tax base to provide the educational program required by the State Constitution and State Statute and as adopted by the District board, therefore, this operating levy is being presented for voter approval If this measure is approved, $1,803.419 of the taxes le vied in the 1982-'83 fiscal year are eligible for partial state funding However, $461,009 of the taxes will be totally financed by local taxpayers without any partial state payment. YES NO E v e ry Tuesday a d iffe re n t Special «t Five local persons have won free merchandise cer tificates awarded by Sandy Area Merchants in their re cent St Patrick's Daze pro motion. Carrie Hutchison of San dy won >100 in Sheriff SAM ‘ ‘bucks" redeemable at any of 36 participating businesses Mrs Clyde Phelps of Rhododendron won >50 in SAM "bucks," while Erna TUESDAY. MARCH 30 8 a m to 8 p m.: Election day 9 30 a m to noon Medical insurance assistance OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS MELO IN THE COUNTY 0F CLACKAMAS. STATE 0F OREGON S 0014 MARCH 30. 1982 Berg refereed a match in which Skipper's son, Scott, a junior at Sandy Union High School, lost a 5-3 deci sion following a "flagrant'* penalty that ended the m atch seconds b efo re regulation time expired. Locals win drawing THURSDAY. A PR IL I 9 a m : Senior law project 9 a m : Exercise class 10 a m : Humanities class Noon Loaves and Fishes I p m Film I S Art NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t on Tuesday, March 30, 1982, « p e d a l e le c tio n s w i l l be h e ld In and f o r th e d i s t r i c t s gl-.en below . The p o lls w i l l be open fr o a 8 :0 0 A.M. u n t i l 8 :0 0 P.M. The fo llo w in g a re f a c s im ile b a l l o t s f o r s a id e le c tio n s c o n ta in in g th e measure and c a n d id a te s fo r d ir e c t o r s o f th e d i s t r i c t s : h ittin g him with open hands and pushing him in a manner likely to provoke a v io le n t or d is o r d e rly response ” The alleged harassment took place Feb. 20, the night of the district wrest! ing finals at Canby MONDAY. MARCH 29 9am Foot clinic 9 30 a m : Exercise class and therapy pool Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m .: Guest speaker Dick Aredovech, hearing specialist assistance by appointment 9 3 0 a m .: Arts and crafts Noon: Loaves and Fishes l p m . Band practice 5:30 p m : Departure for Senior Dine Out NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR SPECIAL ELECTIONS, MARCH JO, 1982 Sandy man makes plea on harassment charge A Sandy man is schedul ed to appear today in Can by Municipal Court to enter a plea on a harassment charge stemming from an incident at the Timber Valley league wrestling tournament Arthur Skipper is accus ed or harassing a wrestling referee The charge against Skip p er accuses him of ‘ ‘unlawfully and with the intent to harass, annoy and alarm Vynn C Berg, sub ject 'h im >. to offensive physical contact, to w it, by School trip Noon Loaves and Fishes 7:30 p m : Com m unity card night 7 p m ,: Dessert cooking contest A tto rn e y a t Law or Joint Health board taps Day Sandy Building Official Tom Day was appointed last Thursday to the newly- formed Health Advisory Board by the Clackamas County Board of Commis sioners Day was happy at the ap pointment “ I think it's go-x? to get some représen ta‘ ;>n from East County on some the boards down in Oregon City,” he said. The new board w ill review Health Division policies and provide direc tion for planning and evaluation of programs The board will also look at providing preventative A number of issues perti nent to Sandy area senior citizens will be voted on in the March 30 election The Clackamas County Senior Levy and city of Sandy budget will both be on the ballot this Tuesday. Voter registration cards and a p p lic a tio n s fo r ab s e n te e b a llo ts a re available at the Sandy Senior Center Transportation to the polls will be provided to seniors upon request Trained volunteers will be available this Tuesday to help persons choose sup p le m e n ta l m edical in- E s ta c a d a • G re s h a m S a n d y • P a rk ro s c . . , only' NEXT Tuesday’» special: Soft Flour Taco cm FOR D IRECTOR POSITION 4 Y YEA R R EM A IN D ER U N E X P IR E D TERM VOTE FOR 1 SH A R RO N M COX G E R A L D IN E R IC H AR D SO N M .ii.t.a j a a « W »1.O?] o n ly PAUL H A Y B A L L FOR OIRECTOR POSITION 5 4 YEAR TERM VOTE FOR ONE W IL L IA M W. LENON D O R O T H Y M M IL L S KRDR-Serving East C o u n ty for over 25 years. OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SPECIAL OISTRICT ELECTIONS HELD IN THE COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS, STATE OF OREGON /F013 MARCH 30,1912 7 WELCHES SCHOOL (c /y r -b i FOR OIRECTOR POSITION 4 4 YEAR TERM VOTE FOR 1 C A R L D O STERG REN VSsCljESp CAROL HARMON TH O M A S J. M O R RISO N KRDR - SERVING EAST COUNTY WITH • E df I County news • East County airborne traffic reporting • East County computerised weather reports KRDR FPLLIHG PLACES • East County political reporting • Eastside Report - Sundays 9 30 am. 1030 pm • East County school information KRDR . 1230 - KRDR • 1230 - KRDR • 1230 - KRDR • 1230 - KRDR - 1230 KRDR COUPON BOOK IS HERE PACKED WITH SAVINGS FROM THESE EAST COUNTY AAERCHANTS Adam A F ve Andrews A Andrews A fty i Cascade Chiropractic Q m ic Ch a n k i/Silver Nugget Clasuc Woods Cloud tree A Sun Gary Gasha H ft R Block Homestead Fabrics Hopkins Shoes Interior Alternative Kelly Moore Paint Co KRDR 1230 Maintenance King McCautou s Clothing Ralph Miles Midas Muffler Shop Mount Hood Security Bank Murray Chevrolet National Video Our Toys Peetsa Peddler Quick Stop Photo Red Baron Sandy Decor The Shutterbug The Portland Town A Country Inn The Woodshed Restaurant The Shoe Factory T.J. $ Fireside Dining VIDEO and MORE Pat Walker This a s te r is k in d ic a t e , those p o llin g places which hews an entrance a c c e s s ib le to v o te rs using wheel c h a ir s . A ll v o te rs , In c lu d in g the handicapped, nust vote a t th p o llin g places given fo r t h e ir p r e c in c t. We re g re t th a t a l l p o llin g places cannot be a c c e s s ib le . I f you are handicapped and your p o llin g place is not acce s sib le to v o t e r . In wheel c h a irs or on c ru tch es , please c a l l 455-8551 fo r advice on oth er ■ethuds o f v o tin g . A ll le g a l v o te rs re s id in g In the fo llo w in g p re c in c ts s h a ll vote at the p o llin g place» so in d ic a te d . C o t t r e l l Crade School 342 2 5 9.1. P roctor Rd. •o r ing *02 Sandy C ity H a ll 39250 Pioneer B lvd, Sandy 101, 102 Plrwood School *2900 8.1. Trubel Rd. Sandy 372. in Sandy Crede School 34755 Pleaaent Ave. Sandy J7J. 374 Kalao School 3*451 S .Ï. Re le u in . *<>* Lions Club 341, 342 Boring ATTUT: GIORGI D. POP PM CODWTY LLCRR
