2 - SANO Y (Ore ) POST Thur»
Moy V
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Nuclear buildup causes concern
Two SUHS teachers are
making a commitment to
stall the spread of nuclear
warfare
Judith Fisher, a speech
teacher, set up a poster
and wrote post cards, ad
dressed to people such as
U .S
S e n a to r
Bob
Packw ood.
U .S
Representatives Lea Au-
Coin and Ron Wyden.
S ecretary of Defense
Caspar Weinberger, and
P re s id e n t
R o n ald
Reagan
Other teachers, who
would have only had to
pick up the cards and sign
them, were slow to do so
“ People tend to be so
fearful of nuclear war
that they ignore It ,"
FKoJo by Scoli Newton
Jeanne Budd and Judith Fisher
Fisher said
“ We must spend our
Jeanne Budd, likewise,
money for life-fostering
has found that people are
services such as food,
slow to sign her anti
shelter, education (and)
nuclear arm s buildup
medical services instead
petition
of weapons to destroy life.
“ Even if people don t
“ The present stockpile
want to think about it,
of nuclear arms is more
we’re still living with it."
than adequate (we can
Budd said
destroy the planet and an
Fisher sees a contradic
nihiiate its inhabitants
tio n
in
p re p a rin g
only once).
youngsters for the future
" Y o u r a tte n tio n to
while at the same time
these concerns is greatly
nuclear weapons are be appreciated “
ing m ade th at could
Budd said that some
eliminate it.
people who have refused
According to "Nuclear
to sign the petition did so
W ar—W hat’s in it for
as they believe that
You’’ ,'' a book published
nuclear arms serve as a
by Ground Zero, at the deterrent to war
end of 1981 the total
T a lk of firs t-s trik e
d estru c tiv e power of c a p a b ilitie s, however,
nuclear weapons of all na have led Budd to believe a
tions represented ten tons d if f e r e n t
course
is
of T N T for every man,
necessary
woman and child on the
Also, a "N u k e the
face of the earth
Whales" bumper sticker
One of Fisher's cards did not discourage her
reads, in part, “ I am a from getting involved
U S Citizen .who is oppos
The petition supports
ed to the current esc a la
legislation co-sponsored
tion in the planning, pro
by U.S. Senators Ted
duction and deployment
Kennedy and Mark Hat
of nuclear weapons and field Interested persons
their carriers
should contact Budd
Quick action keeps gas out o f creek
by M IC H A EL P. JONES
Poet Correspondent
The state Department of E n
vironmental Quality has praised the
efforts of the Hoodland Rural Fire
Department in preventing gasoline
from escaping into a stream after the
May 17 tanker accident near Govern
rrent Camp.
Mark F nzler, DEQ information of
ficer, said that after an Arrow
Transportation Company tractor and
trailor flipped over onto its side near
the east end of the Ski Bowl parking
lot on Highway 26, firefighters from
the Hoodland station dug a moat
around the leak and lined it with
heavy plastic
*
Hoodland Fire Chief Don A n n in -
trout had requested the relatively
small trench dug as a precautionary
m easure w hile personnel from
Crowley Environm ental Services
worked to pump the remaining 800
gallons into another tanker
During the recovery operation a
pressure release valve malfuncHon-
ed, spilling an estimated 300 gauons
into the trench before being brought
under control
As a result of the firefighters' ef
forts it is estimated that only 50
gallons of gasoline escaped None of
this gasoline has been reported to
have reached nearby Camp Creek,
but rather seeped down into the san
dy soil along the roadway
Fritzler said that a DEQ represen
tative investigated the marshy area
near a culvert that discharges storm
water and snow-melt into the creek,
and did not find any trace of the spill
ed fuel
The cause of the accident is believ
ed to be the result of obstructed vi
sion due to fogged up windows, said
Fritzler
Fritzler said that when the driver,
Clyde Calvin Cobb of Portland, at
tempted to pull over to the side of the
road, he hit a steep bank and rolled
No citation was issued
$122,000 fire engine
breathing apparatuses on
by the time they reach the
fire
The end result, said Ar-
mintnAit, is greater effi
ciency by being able to res
pond quicker to the situa
tion
Another safety feature
with the new engine, said
Armintrout, is its warning
lights
The new engine has six
rotating lights, compared
with the old engine's single
light
Armintrout said the old
engine will have a similar
set of warning lights in
stalled, which will make it
m o re
v is ib le
d u rin g
emergency situations
Due to the increased size
of the engine Armintrout
admitted that there are a
few problems when turning
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the vehicle around In some
situations it may require
more work and skill in
backing it up
Another potential pro
blem identified by Armin
trout is the engine's weight.
There are some roads the
new engine will not be able
to travel down and there
are some bridges that it
will not be able to cross
These same problems.
according to Armintrout,
existed with the old engine
also
Armintrout said there ex
ists currently 11 bridges in
the a r e a , w hich a re
privately owned, that the
engine will not be taken
across due to their existing
conditions, which would
jeapordize the safety of the
crew
Hoodland Happenings
Massage fo r kids offered
Thursday, May 27
A senior citizens lunch,
sponsored by Loaves and
Fishes, w ill be served
beginning at 11 30 a m in
the Welches School library.
W elch es C o m m u n ity
School will sponsor a class
in “ Massage is for Kids,
Too!" this evening beginn
mg at 7. Massage techni
ques fo r in fa n ts and
c h ild re n
w ill
be
demonstrated by group
leader Louise Hoyt Pre-
registration is required
Call Reva Cox at 622 3397
Monday. May 31
Memorial Day. No school
at Welches today
Tuesday, June I
W elches C o m m u n ity
School classes to be held
this evening are "Gym-
nasties ' from 6 to 9 p m in
W elch es
Room
15.
“Aerobic Dance ' from 6 to
7 p m ., in Welches gym;
“Jazz Dancing" from 7:30
to 9 p m , in Welches gym,
and
" R e c r e a tio n a l
Volleyball" from 7 to 9 p m .
in Welches gym
Wednesday, June 2
The Clackamas County
Bookmobile w ill be at
Hoodland Plaza today from
4 to 7 p m Treat yourself
and the children to the ex
c itin g w orld of books
brought to the mountain
each
m onth
by the
Bookmobile
The Mt Hood Chess Club
meets this evening in the
Hoodland Women s Club
building at 7:30 This club
is open to all chess players
For more information con
Pre-School auction
nets Co-op $2,000
The Mt Hood Pre School
auction held last Satuday
was a success, according to
Marge Wicks, the school's
out going treasurer
Wicks said the merchan
dise donated by parents,
and Mt Hood and Sandy
area businesses, grossed
$2,000 when auctioned.
She attributed the suc
cess of the auction to both
the quality of the merchan
dise donated and the
superb job of the auc
tioneer, Tox Cox of Zigzag.
An additional $200 was
made at the concession
stand, whci c both food and
beverages were sold.
Wicks said the money
raised will go toward the
school's enrichment pro
gram, with which art sup
plies, toys, new games and
play equipment are pur
chased
Woodward Roast
to be held June 5
A Robert “ Buck" Wood
ward Roast is being held
June 5 at Jantzen Beach
Thunderbird with activities
beginning at 6:30 p m
Woodward, a fo rm er
a th le tic d ir e c to r and
teacher at SUHS from 1951
through '64. is retiring
after 35 years in education.
His wife taught for the
S an d y G ra d e School
District
Reservations should be
made immediately. For
more information contact
Jack Ottman of Troutdale
at 667-1097, extension 35.
Districts are open and
operating under an “open
district" policy this year
For more
call 661 5406
copt or roioct ony or oil bids
S aia s u b |a c t to s p e c ia l
assessments, existing restric
tio n s . r e s e r v a tio n s an d
easements. If ony This sale
sub|ect to the following (A)
the Oregon Transportation
Commissions use restrictions
on all types of |unhyords
INFORMATION
Regional Property Agent
9002 Sf Met ought in Blvd
Milwouhie. Oregon
Phone
653 3173 prior to dote of sole,
weekday» 6 to 5 (file 4612
Sole No 67)
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NOTICI O f PROPOSID
BANK MERGER
Notice is hereby given that
M IT R O P O IIT A N BANK of
Milwouhie Oregon has mode
application to the federal
Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion Washington O C 20479
tor it» written consent to
merge with THI INOI P IN O IN I
BANK O f SANOY
Undy
Oregon W IltA M IT T I FAllS
STATI BANK Oregon City
Oregon end MITROPOIITAN
INTI RIM BANK
Milwouhie
Oregon
It is contemplated »ha» ell el
«he ottica» of »he above,
r.amed bonk » will continue Io
be »per tiled
This notice »» published pur
strani to Section |R(<) of the
fe d e ra l Deposit Insurance
Act
Ar.y person wishing lo «am
meni on this application mey
tile hi» or her comment« in
writing with the Regional
O ire c ie r et the fe d e r a l
Deposit Insurance Corporation
et its Regione) Office 44 Mon
igemery S n ee' Suite M00
Sen fre n c is c e , C eh tei.v ie
94104 It any person desires »O
prate«» the granting of ihr« ep
plication ho er she he« a right
to do to if he or »ne I Uè» a
written notice of hi« or her in
tent with the Regional Direc
tor by July 2. I9B2 The non
confidential portion« of the
application ore on file in »he
Regional Office o« pan of the
public file maintained by »he
C o ip o ro tio n
Thi» tile 1«
available for public mspeciion
during regular b u im e ti hour»
Doled A or. I 29 I9B?
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ISB06 SI Mcloughlm Blvd
Milwouhie Oregon 97722
• THI INDfPENDfNT BANK
O f SANOY
3BS6) Proctor
Blvd Sandy Oregon 97055
• W IltA M IT T I FA llS STATI
BANK
334 W arner Milne
Rood Oregon City Oregon
97045
• MITBOPOliTAN INTIRIM
BANK. I5B06 SI Mcloughlm
B lvd
M ilw o u h ie
Oregon97222
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SBCOMO N O T««
O f BUOOIT M U T IN G
At 7 30 p m on June B
I9B2 the Board of Director« of
the Sandy fir e D i«tr«t No 72
will hold a public hearing ol
»he Sandy fire Sta»u»n, The
purpose of this hearing will be
to discuss the Budge» for the
Sandy fir e District for the
fiscal year beginning July 1.
I9B7 Any person may oppear
to disco«« the Budget. • copy
of which may be obtained at
»he Sandy fir e Station The
first Notice ond Summary wo»
published in »he Moy 30 I9«2
■»sue of the Sandy Post
Tom Ooy Chairman
Sandy fir e District No 72
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IN THC CIRCUIT COURT
O f THB »TATI O f O R IO O N
FOR TH« COUNTY O f
CLACKAMAS
Prebe»« Department
Estate of
CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER
Deceased
No P B2 3 39
Interested Persons
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been op
pointed ond has qualified os
the Personal Representative
of said estate. All persons
having claims against said
estate ore hereby required to
present some with proper
vouchers, within four months
after the dote of first publico
tion of this notice os stated
b e lo w ,
to the P ersonol
Representative ot John J,
P e fle y .
390B5
P io n e e r
Boulevard P O Bo» KM) Son
dy Oregon 97055 or »hey moy
be borred
All persons whose right»
moy be effected by »he pro
leadings in »his estate moy
obtain additional information
from the records of the court
the Personal Representative
or the attorney for the Per
sonol Representative.
Dated and first Published
May 77 I9B2
/B / Catherine M Bober
Personol Representative
I4B20 Bluff Rood
Sondy Oregon 97055
(503) 66S 83B3
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Call for Appointment
e S IR E S S
• FEARS
• SPORTS
• SM O K IN G
• WEIGHT
• M EM O RY
• BEDW ETTING
• N A ILB ITIN G
• SELF CONFIDENCE
C o ll 6 6 8 -4 2 2 1
Billie McNutt PHD Certified Union Hypnothuropist
Frontier Building
SANDY, O R C Q O N
97055
O w e n T h o r n b e r g Z J u lre n e T h o rn b e rg
Brake Special!
A lig n 4 w heels w ith brake pads
and-or brake
shoes o n ly
P arts & la b o r
(M ost US cars,
Offer good thru May, 1982 only!
SANDY MOBIL
38535 Proctor. Sandy 6686828
C lassesnow form ing I
information,
Coll to register . . .
• Gloat supplias
Wood Toys & Home
Decor Accents!
Residential * commercial Werk
RÍPAIR»
SECONO N o n e «
BUOOIT HCARING
At 7 3 0 p m on JuneS 19B2
the Hoodlond fir e Districts
Mom Station the Board of
Directors will hold a public
hearing for the purpose of
discussing the budget for the
Hoodlond fir e District No 74
for the hscol I9B2 B3 beginn
mg July I, I9B2 Any person
may oppeci' to discuss the
budget oc ony port of If. A
copy ol the budget document
moy be inspected or obtained
between the hours of 8 00
a m ond 5 00 p m . ot the Mom
Station located In Zig-Zog.
Oregon 97049 The first notice
ond Summory was published
in the Sandy Post on Moy 29.
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Don Armintrout
fire Chief
Budget Officer
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N O T«« O f
PUBS« H tA U N C
The City Council of the City
of Sandy w ill conduct a Public
Hearing on »he proposed
budge» for the City of Sondy
for the 1962 83 hscol year in
the City Council Chambers in
City Hall at 7 30 p m on June
7. I9B2
Any person may comment
on the proposed 1982 83
budget either in writing or by
oppeoronce ot the heonng
Copies of the budget are
available for inspection ot the
City Hall or librory during
regulor hour« The first notice
of the budget hearing with a
copy of »he budget summary
«vos published in the Sondy
Post on Moy 20 »962.
Roger Jordon
City
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PUBUC N O T««
The City of Sondy is in
terested in receiving bids on
on hourly or bid turn basis, for
the mowing of property for
weed abatement during the
summer of 1982 For more In
formation contact Don Wilson
the city plonner ot Sondy City
Holl
Don Wilson
City Plonner
666 5533
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PUBLIC N O T««
The Sondy Planning Com
mission will hold a public
heonng on Wednesday June
2. I9B2 to consider on op
plication by Mr Robert Yoder
for o (ond partitioning of tox
lot 3000 m the NS 1/4 of sec
tion 24. The property is
Located ot the southeast cor
ner ol the intersection ol
Duborho Rood with SE 395th
Avenue Annexation to the ci
ty would be required for final
approved of this application
ond the Planning Commission
will be making recommendo
tion to the City Council on both
th e a n n e x a tio n an d on
establishing a City of Sondy
coning designation on the pro
party
The public hearing will be
conducted at 7 30 p m. in the
City Council chamber« at Son
dy City Holl. Affected porties
are invited to attend ond to
give testimony.
Don Wilson
City Plonner
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FOR THE DEALER
NEAREST YOU
Hoodland
W )UI ,
INSURANCE
WE SELL . . .
The personol
tnsuronce counsel
ond odvtce of o locol
ogenf is import ont
to you In planning
o complet« insurance
progrom.
•Freestanding er
Fireplace inserts
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SERVICE
WE GIVE!
First in Quality
First is Service
First is Reputation
BILL
l e n d i «
E l CLACKAMAS
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I I I OUR FULL LIMf OF OVfR 14 ITOVfS
AMO TAKI ADVAMTAGf OF OUR FRfI OFFER
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r i L O l M Y BANK
TRETIM taLIK
WBBB8TBVE
RANDAL WILSON
JESSTROSTLE
BRIAN COLBURN
DAN MARTINSON
JAMES KU M M ER
MARK OWEN
668-9121
Member FDIC
stovw) With the Purchase of ony
TIMBCRIINC STOVE
JOANNE M O N T Y RE
L A U R IE NELSON
V A L E R IK KAI
DOREEN W ILLIA M S
STEPH A N IE WILSON
ANNE F O R TU NE
ft I ddìi
. . . See Clackamas County
Bank for financing at
any of its three
convenient offices!
(The log designed to burn in wood
GROOM
JUST w o tf of
Ojo Lumber
on Hwy. 26. Sondy
Got a home
improvement
project
in mind?
2 4 0 A G IO LOGS
H iidet Regitlered at Cloudtree A Sun
BRIDE
To place an e te n t in the
Hoodland Happenings, con
tact Dawn Morrison at
622-3538.
HYPNOSIS
Public Notices
r u s tic AUCTION
June IS, I9B2
ll:M i.m .
The Oregon Tronspor to »loo
Commission will offer lor sale
at public outtton a modified
rertongulor «Hoped pore el of
residential property located
on the north tide of Old
Mt Hood loop Highway (Cher
ryville Drive) ocro«* the rood
from 50700 Cherryville Drive
Description
A parrel of
lend lying in 5%NWV4 of Sec
tion 25 Township 2 South
R ange
5
lo s t,
W M .,
Clockomo« County Oregon
and being that property
described in that deed to the
State of Oregon by and
through Its 5 tote Highway
Commission recorded in Booh
248 Pogo 152 of Clot homo«
County Record ol Deeds
The poree< of land to which
this description applies con
tains 6 00 acres more or less
THI SALE W ill SI H U D ON
)U N I 10, I9B2 on the premises
at I I 00 o m
TIRMS O f SAI I
The minimum price that will
be accepted 1« $37 000 for
cosh sale buyer must deposit
20% on date of sole end pay
the belrmre within 60 days
for contract sale a down pay
men! of 20% of sale price is
required on the dote of sale
The balonre must be paid over
a 10 year term The interest
rate for a tontrort sole is 17%
on approved credit Credit op
proval is required on oil con
tract soles luccessful bidder
is entitled to possession of
property when entire pur
these has bee n paid on cash
sale when the down payment
he« been received »he buyer *
credit approved and »he sign
ed ronlrorl re»urned Io »he
State on contract sate Interest
an contriKt pur these com
memes on dote of sole first
contract installment due first
of month following contract
srepcution by both par ties
Ta*as if any to ba prorated
as of data of this sola The
State reserves the right to at
elected were President
Judy Donaldson. V P.
Kathy Dunbar. Treasurer
K a th y M c K e n zie , and
Secretary Molly Smith
The Mt. Hood Preschool
Co-op would like to express
its gratitude to the many
businsses and friends that
generously donated to their
auction this year It was a
great success'
Hontt-mod« I us*d children s clothe« for newborn« to »Ito 1 2.
66B-939I. Next to Word». Open 10-5 p.m. Tee«, thru Sot.
National Forest areas
open for woodcutting
Three districts on the Mt
Hood National Forest are
currently open to free use
woodcutting by the public
The Barlow. Hood River
and
Z ig za g
R anger
tact Dave Enna at 622 4546
Just a reminder
The
Clackamas County public
health nurse w ill visit
p a re n ts
of
c h ild re n
newborn through 5 years
old who desire growth,
development, child care in
formation andor assistance
in dealing with the pro
blems of child-rearing
There is no charge for
home visits. Call 665 8470.
Welches PTA recently
held elections for the
1982 83 officers. Those
WALRAD
Bendy, Oregon
INSURANCE
AGENCY
66D-4421