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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
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