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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1982)
-r-X •'.“ W • 2 SANOY ( O f ) ROSI Thur* March 21 1962 (S m ?) $ 1.6 million levy for MHCC on ballot ITS m a w TAX TIME BURGLAR FIRE SECURITY ALARMS A special levy request of The 19 3 m illion fidget I I 6 m illion to maintain the for the 1982 83 years is an current educational pro increase of only about nine g ra m s , s e rv ic e s , and percent over the current enrollment at Mt Hood operating budget It would Community College w ill be require an estimated tax on the ballot March 30 rate of $1 99 per thousnd The college has not re and would increase the tax q u e ste d a d d itio n a l bill for a house appraised operating funds since the at 870.000 by less than 822 spring of 1980 when district next year voters approved a revision The college is striving to of the college's tax base lower its coats The MHCC But even with the current coat per student is below tax base and proposed in the state average for com creases in tuition and fees, m unity colleges, univer additional revenue w ill be sities. and public schools necessary to balance the Also, this year the col c o lle g e ’s 819 3 m illio n lege has saved about general fund budget 866,000 in energy costs, MHCC President R. reduced the number of Stephen Nicholson told the class sections offered, in college Board of Education cre a s e d c la ss sizes, tw o ad the special operating levy e lim in a te d m inistrative positions, and is necessary p rim a rily because of the steadily put a hold on filling vacant declining percentage of job positions. For more information s ta te aid the c o lle g e about the March 30 elec receives. tion, contact the college at He reported that six 667 —MHCC. Local years ago the state funded newspapers w ill publish 44 percent of the college lists of the election day budget Two years ago that polling places funding slipped to 39 per For more information cent and for next year state about your polling place or fun ts are estimated at less precinct number, contact than 25 percent of the pro- the county election office, ,M»sed college budget 665 8551 Gresham Alarm In butm»«» »inc» I960 ----------------------------------------- Inc. 3 9 3 7 3 Proctor, P .O . Box 4 0 6 6 8 -5 0 1 6 or 6 6 6 5 2 0 0 ------- S A N D Y -------- CLOSED _ FREEZER CIRCUIT T V. • ALARMS • G last supplias a Classas 39400 Pioneer, Sandy 668-8051 The time is now for peo ple who want to find jobs at swimming pools and other aquatic facilities to begin the tra in in g th a t w ill qualify them for these joba I I I I I I I I The O regon T r a il Chapter of the American Red Cross will fie offering a Water Safety Instructor course at Mt Hood Com munlty College beginning March 30 It w ill be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays fro m 7-8 30 p m The course fee will include col lege tuition wood Allmain Tax Services JUST west of O|a Lumbar on Hwy. 26. Sandy W ATCH la r A rv«< o# «Hon» Smooth Ride forced W ith Gloss or Added Strength ability • W h it e * 0’1 5S Schwab s Best :ss Belted Radial P165/AR78-13 P175/BR78-13 P185/80R 13 PÌ85/DR78-14 PÌ95/ER78-14 P205/FR78-Ï4 P215/GR78-Ì4 P225/HR78-14 P205/FR78-Ì5 P215/GR78-15 P225/HR78-15 P235/LR78-15 P Ì 6 5 / A R 7 8 - Ì3 F.E.T. Ranges From 1.59 to 2.82 Per Tire disallowed altogether, Hoodland R ural F ire Chief Don Arm in trout said that fire departments are notified early each morn- I ing by the Oregon State D e p a rtm e n t of En v iro n m e n ta l Q u a lity (DEQ) as to the burning J status that day J Residents can ca the I re department at 8 a m eac^ ^ay to out about any burning restrictions, Burning permit informa- tion may be obtained by calling either the Hoodland F ire D e p a rtm e n t a t 622 3256, or the Sandy Fire Department at 668 8093 Water Safety class offered at MHCC Wood Toys & Home Decor Accents! R»»l4«nt»«l t camwiMCisi Work HPAI« During tha tax »aason our hours will ba 8-5 Mon. thru Fri. Also opan Tue» & Thurs. nights & all day Sat. by appt. We are equipped to handle all your tax problems . . . . Permits to burn required in county With the coming of spr- mg. backyard burning w ill be a common task for many residents in the Sandy Mt Hood area as they prepare yards and gardens in order to burn legally in ( la c k a m a s C ounty residents must obtain a b u rn in g p e rm it In Hoodland, they are issued free of charge and are good for a year Permit holders are sub- je c l to d a ily b u rn in g regulations which, depen ding upon the a ir pollution index for that particular day, may either be allowed between specific hours or N O W OPEN e Proven Thread Design e Smooth Q u ie t Traction e Bold O u tlin e le tte rs e Wide Rugged Look • Tough N ylon C onstruction TRY A SET ON YOUR RIG Ä ö G ' “' APPLIANCE SPOKE REVERSE APPLIANCE In sta n t Cash Rebates $5® SPOKE S T A N D A R D RADIALS APPLIANCE 60 SERIES DBL. WIRE BASKET P205 60 P 2 I 5 60 Instant REBATE WASHER ¡ X * . . P235 60 M O JO C K CHROME P245 60 1 5 x 8 .......... 23.38 15x10......... 33.48 P 2 3 5 /6 0 70 SERIES P275 60 70 SERIES '70 13 70 13 70 13 70 I 3 70 14 70 14 -70 14 70 14 70 14 70 1 5 PLUS f I ! M O JO C K W HITE 1 5 x 8 .......... 38.5! • ■ SMALL CAR i 5 x i o ........ 44.6! ■ G.E. 17 Cu. Ft. Instant FROST FREE REBATE • FREE M O U N T IN G REFRIGERATOR • FREE R O TATIO N G.E. 19 Cu. Ft. • FREE FLAT REPAIR FROST FREE • FREE RE BALANCE REFRIGERATOR "SO RiEGELmnnnz 301 E Fowtll, Gretham P’225 60 APLIANCE G.E. 18 lb. Cycle 60 SERIES P2) 5 60 WASHER....... U n I Ln BELTED P l 95 60 G.E. 16 1b. G E. 18 lb. nD vrD w /A uto HUGGERS ORESH 666-9496 390 E. BURNSIDE • Les Schw ab Servi 665415« J
