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2 SANOY (O r».) POST Thur» Moy >3 1982 ( $ « 2) 2 Democrats, 2 Republicans in surveyor race A m one candidate adm it ted, everyone running can survey a straight a line as well as the next fellow Nevertheless, four men are asking for the oppor tu m ty to becom e C la c k a m a s County surveyor John H . K e e le y , a Beavercreek farm er and civil engineering instructor at Mt Hood Community College, is running on the D e m o c ra tic tic k e t for C la c k a m a s C ounty Surveyor Keeley, who worked as county engineer from 1956 to i960 and as the county To aid Meadow, Henry Creeks STEP program to be discussed T he R h o do den dron Neighborhood Group will hold a public meeting Saturday, May 15. at 2 p m to discuss the Salmon, Trout Enhancement Pro^ g ram «S T E P ) w ith a representative from the Department of Fish and Wildlife Beth Baker, secretary of the RNG, said the meeting will deal with various ways the STEP program will help to im p ro v e fish passage and enhancement in Henry and Meadow Creeks Recently Jay Massey, a fish biologist with the department s Clackamas County office, conducted a survey of the two streams and identified an ill-placed c u lv e r t , w hich runs underneath Henry Creek Avenue, as being a major obstacle for fish attemp ting to swim upstream to spawn sw iftly moving waters flo w in g th ro u g h the culvert In addition a number of log jams and an old dam would have to be removed in order to insure fish passage during periods of low flow. Baker said that the d e p a r t m e n t ’s STEP representative will discuss improving the stream as well as artificially planting eggs in the creeks in an at tempt to increase produc tivity The meeting will be held at Baker's residence at the end of Littlebrook Avenue in Rhododendron For further information concerning the meeting call 622-4678 surveyor from 1958 to 1966. said he retired from public service because of his frustration with govern ment leaders For the past 10 years Keeley has taught at MHCC. He said he decided it was time to get back into the surveyor's office when he discovered the same maps that he had drawn in the late 50s and early 60s were still being used “ I ’d like to get back into politics because I'm not happy about what is hap pening in government to day,” said Keeley Keeley said that if he were elected he would up date the maps of the county and m ake them more readily available to the public Keeley said that when the county stopped main taining section corners the public not only had dif ficulties getting their pro perty surveyed, but also the costs increased If elected. Gage said he will pursue a policy to have survey information readily a v a ila b le and w ill cooperate for the public benefit “ This c re a te d ," said Keeley, “a number of pro blems and a lot more litiga tion ’’ Two Republican can didates are also in the race. Loyd R G re e n , of Gladstone, is a surveyor and inspector for River wood Investment. M a r tin A G ag e, a registered professional land surveyor from Oregon City, is also running as a Democratic for surveyor, G ag e's previous e x perience includes working as a land surveyor for the county's Department of Environmental Services, a surveyor for the county s u rv e y o r, as w ell as surveying for a number of private firms G re e n ’s occupational background includes work ing for the county in land and road surveying, and design and inspection He has 14 years ex perience with the county in cluding two and a half years as acting director of the data processing depart ment. and five months as deputy county surveyor. G ree n also has a background in computer programming and design ing computer systems Thomas A Milne, who is also running, is currently the engineering unit super visor with the Oregon Divi sion of State Lands His previous experience includes working on a coup ty survey crew and survey ing for the U S Air Force for four years He has been with the state lands divi sion since December 1960 If elected, Milne said he would assist individuals needing advice on boun d ary re la te d m a tte rs , modernize the land record system and would monitor legislative activities con cerning land surveying laws that could affect pro perty rights Masey said due to the im properly-placed pipe, fish have to jump three foot out of the water and fight their way up through the Man specializing in intelligence field A irm a n M ic h a e l M Ward, son of Byron and Mary Ward of Sandy, is re maining at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, after completing Air Force basic training During the six weeks at L a c k la n d the a irm a n studied the Air Force mis sion, org an izatio n and customs and received sp ecial in s tru c tio n in human relations k < Brides f tsnaes e y Registered In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Com munity College of the Air Force The airm an will now receive specialized train ing in the intelligence career field He is a i960 graduate of Sandy Union High SchoJ. *2* at Cloudtree A Sun ' t r the (rift TheyU Realty I May-June BRIDE (.BOOM JOANNE M C IN T Y R E TERESA OWINGS KATHY RYAN CROWN CARPETS RANDAL WILSON RICHARDJO NES J E R R I IHOMPSON BARB SEW ELL 1XMU SCHAFFER DO REEN W ILLIA M S S TEPH A N IE WILSON STEVE CATTS B IL L HARTMAN DAN MARTINSON JAMES KU M M ER CLO UDTREE & SUN 26% on to 40% the “SUPER”CARPETS SUPER 4 ANSO IV ANTRON PLUS an d S ch o o l o f (xM>kery 112 N Main 666 8495 G resham PENTRON ULTRON Z ELECT DOUG POPPEN bv JPStevens for COUNTY CLERK These are the carpets you ve heard about on television' The space-age family of Super carpets that are specially constructed and treated to stay cleaner longer, last longer, save you work, and keep your home looking more beautiful for years' They re even Wear-Dated for guaranteed longer life' t , t Special prices available only at CROWN CARPETS! — Thanks to the economy, these outstanding carpets are now being sold for the lowest prices in current retailing history, but only at CROWN CARPETS Over 400 dazzling colors in this years most popular fashions From rich, textured plushes to handsome cut and loop styles Anso IV Carpets! 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