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2 SANOT (O r* ) POST Thwr* April IS. 1982 (Wc. 2) County planners extend deadline Hoodland Happenings Evening ‘coffee’ set for senate candidate THURSDAY, APRIL IS A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes will be served at 11 30 a m at the Welches School Library Transpor tation and further informa tion is available by calling M axine Worley at the Senior Center, 622 3331 The opening meet for the 1982 Welches Track Team is scheduled for today at Cedar Ridge School Any parent wishing to volunteer their time to help at track meets is asked to contact G ary D ie td e ric h , vice p re s id e n t of W elches School, at 622 3165 The Mt Hood Pre-School Co-op, a non p ro fit organization will hold its monthly parents meeting this evening beginning at 7 p m in the Women’s Club The agenda will include a discussion of the Co-op's upcoming Open House and Art Show, scheduled for April 22 at the Women's Club Mary Anne Burke has volunteered to be chairman of this year's open house Registrations for 1982 S3 preschool year are now be ing accepted Call 622 3538 to register your 3 or 4 year- old for preschool clases starting in September 1982. FR ID AY. APRIL 1« Candidate Bob Shiprack will host a get together 5-9 p m at Mt. Hood Lions C lu b w ith fre e re fre s h m e n ts . O th e r D e m o c ra tic candidates will attend as well SATURDAY. APRIL 17 Learn the ageless art of basket weaving with round reed s a t a w eeken d workshop beginning today. The workshop will be given by Sonja Morris of the W y’East Artisan's Guild, and participants will learn how to create beautiful baskets of all sizes A discussion of the gathering and preparation of natural m a te ria ls for various techniques will also be in cluded To register for this class ca ll Carol U nkefer at 622 3077 A 815 fee for guild members and an 118 fee for non members, plus a 83 50 materials fee, will cover the expenses for both today and tomorrow's workshop Each student should bring awl, strong knitting needle or ice pick, pair of hand clippers or small wire cut ters and a clothespin Classes will begin at II a m." and finish at 2 p m both Saturday and Sunday SUNDAY. A PR IL 18 At 7:30 p m , the Moun tain Music Society wll pre sent Evo and Jem m y Bluestein at the Hoodland Women’s Club This duo from Fresno, California, concentrates on old time, traditional American fiddle and m a n d o lin m u sic . Tickets are 84 and are available in advance at "The Store," or at the door. Call Will Frank, 622 3130, for further details MONDAY. M ’ R Il. 19 A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes will be served at 11:30 a m. at the Welches School library An "Aerobic Exercise'' class will begin this even ing at 6 p m at the W om en 's C lu b T his W elch es C o m m u n ity School class will emphasize stretching exercises and improving cardiovascular endurance — all done to music. Please bring a blanket or m at. Group leader Penny Wilburn will teach this class every Mon day and Wednesday for eight weeks Call Reva Cox at 622 3397 to register. An evening "coffee’ for John Thompson, candidate for Oregon Senate District 14, will be held at the McKenzie residence this evening beginning at 7 30. The following mountain comm unity women are organizing this special cof fee for Thompson: Linda F re d ric k s o n , M a ri W a ll.T e r i S ca u g s tad . Geogia Rice, Dawn Mor rison, Pic Erickson. Sue Brock. Edith Kasch. Joyce Holm. P atti Cook and Kathy McKenzie Special refreshments will be serv ed Please call Kathy McKenzie at 622 3368 for in formation or directions TUESDAY. APRIL 20 Welches School students will have pictures taken to day. A senior citizens "Keep Well Clinic" will be held to b> M IC H A E L P. JO NES Post Correspondent day This is a special free clinic for mountain seniors, and it includes blood pressure, blood tests and private consultation with a registered nurse To make an appointment, please call Maxine Worley at 622-3331 A citizen inform ation meeting is scheduled for this evening at 7 30 in the W om en's Club The Clackamas County plann ing staff's recommenda lions for revising the Mt Hood Community Plan will be discussed W EDNESDAY. APRIL 21 The Mt Hood Chess Club meets this evening at the Hoodland Women's Club building on Salmon River Road beginning at 7:30 This club is open to all chess players For more In formation, contact Dave Enna at 622 4546 The Clackamas County Planning Division has given citizen planning organizations, interested citizens and agencies un til April 20 to respond to a discussion draft of a hydroelectric facility or dinance T he proposed o r dinance established the siting criteria and the standards pertaining to the in s ta lla tio n of hydroelectric facilities "Any facility relating to the production of elec tricity by waterpower, in cluding. but not limited to the power generating p la n ts , p en sto cks, navigation locks, fish lad ders, fish screens, reser v o irs and d eten sio n a re a s , re c r e a tio n facilities, interconnecting tra n s m is s io n lin e s , s u b s ta tio n s , access roads, officers or com mercial and industrial structures proposed to be built in connection with the energy facility; and ac tiv itie s involved in their construction and operation," would be the subject of the provisions of the ordinance Hydroelectric facilities over 25,000 kilo w atts would be subject to a county hearings officer review, or a p in t state and county hearing Any facility producing 74 6 kilowatts or less would be reviewed by county staff F a c ilit ie s w ith a capacity of generating 25.000 kilowatts or less would also be subject to a hearings officer review The county has schedul ed no public hearings at this time before the plan ning commission, where additional testimony will be received pertaining to the proposed hydro or dinance Lowest prices in town on meat, THE MORE YOU SHOP, THE MORE YOU SAVE WITH SAVER SHIELDS! 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