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4 SANO* (O f« ) POST Thuf» July • 1982 (Set 2 Tear gas issue considered Amundson said that he knows of no lawsuits with regard to tear gas spray in Multnomah County " I t ’s been proven affec tive within lim itations.'* said Amundson about the choice of Smith Wesson He said it has been tested and of the sprays available, it is the safest He said, "A new innovation that CS is better is not necessarily true " Fred Punzel, chief of police in Sandy, said they no longer use a tear gas spray "W e've elected not to use it,” he said Punzel’s experience with tear gas has been good, though, where animals are involv ed " I t works good on dogs " In a bar fight Punzel found the spray gave him a ‘ false sense of security ” He said when it is used on someone it just makes him madder As far as recommending the use of a spray, he said. " I f it works for them, use it ” He knew of no lawsuits in Sandy Locally, former under cover police officer Koland C a rtis s e r, who owns Gresham Alarm, said that the problem with tear gas sprays is, "Most people are not trained in the proper use of them A Io4 of manufacturers don't give you proper information on how to use it " Further, Cartisser does not recommend tear gas sprays to consumers Marilyn Culp, director of the Rape Victim Advocates program in Portland, said. "We have very few victims that carry Hear gasi ” Culp said they present different kinds of preven tion techniques at their lec 3 on OIT honor roll Kandy A Ingram of San dy, an e le c tro n ic s e n gineering technology major at the Oregon In s titu te of T e ch n o lo g y, Klamath Falls, was one of 238 students on the spring quarter president s list In clusion on the list requires that a student attain at least a 3 70 grade point average. Bernard J Grass], an auto diesel technolog) ma jor. and John M Stroup, an e le c tro n ic e n g in e e rin g technology major, both of Sandy, were among 330 students on the spring quarter dean's list at OIT Inclusion on the list re quires that a student attain a grade point average of at least 3 30 Woman receives fellowship Linda C. Alexander of Rhododendron, a recent graduate of Portland State University with a master's of public administration, has received a title IX fe llo w s h ip , and m ore recently was named as a presidential management intern, and w ill be serving a two-year internship in a federal agency It is a job opportunity given to less than 175 g ra d u a te p u b lic ad m in is tr a tio n s tu d e n ts throughout the nation each year She was an honor student as an undergraduate study ing sociology, and she com piled a perfect academic record as a graduate stu dent in PSU’s MPA pro gram in rn« circuit c o u rt o r the state os o iig o n r o t tmi countv o r CLACKAMAS Probog* Depertment Esto** of NORMA IAUZON FLEISCHMAN Deceased No P82 5 18 N olle* Io Interested Peraena Probat* proceeding* in »ho estate of N orm a Lauion Fleischmon deceosed ore now ponding in th * above on titled court wherein Gladys G Slock the undersigned ho* been appointed ond ha* qualified o* the personol represenotiv* of said estate All persons having clolms against said estate hereby ore required to present them, in due form within lour month* after th * date of the first publication of this notice os slated below to the under signed at th * following od dress now designated a» th* plo<* for th * presentation of d o im * to wit Jeffrey A Crook Attorney ot tow P O Bo* I I I Sandy OR 97OS5 All porson* whose right* may be affected by the soid probate proceeding* moy ob tatn additional information from th* record* of the court the undersigned personal representative or the latter * attorney**) who far«) Jeffrey A Crook Attorney P O Bo* TIB Sandy OR «7055 or Gladys G Slock Personol Representative 47707 Sf Wogoneer Loop Sandy OR 97055 Dated ond first published June 24 1982 P6B2 10 A 24 7 1 7Œ BE AMIANGE S T im « PARTS Authorized Service For: a Amana * Frigidaire eG.E. / e lenn-Air e KitchenAid • Maytag R iEC ELm nnn? S p ie s a n d S e r v ir e 30 I I Pow ell 665 4 158 INVITATION TO BIO Sondy School District No 46 will receive sealed hid* in writing Irom qualified Con troctor* until 2 00 p m POT Tuesday July 20 1982 at the School District Administration Office Sondy Oregon for the Sandy E lem entory School Heating Piping Replacement •or Sandy School District No 46 at which time ond ploc* the bid* will be opened ond read oloud to oil who will at tend Bids received after th* time fined for opening will not be considered Th* proposed work includes abandonment of on ewistmg buried piping system and in stollation of o new overheod heating piping system in the 1952 Addition of the Sandy Elementory School Two sets of Drowing* ond on* set of Spec if irotton* will be ovailoble ot the Engineer * office to eoch prosoectiv* prim * Contractor Additional set* or part* of set* will be m od* available upon request ot cost of reproduction, which I* not refundable Set* of Contrort Document* may be ewammed at C W IIMMER ASSOCIATES INC C O N S U L T IN G ENGINEERS 10700 S W Beaverton Highway Suite 31S R e o v e r to n O re g o n 9 70051 Phone 64 1 6761) N W PLAN CENTER P O Bo* 12053 500 N E Multnomoh Portland Oregon tures They encourage per sonal defense courses and assertiveness training As to the best prevention method or device. Culp said. "We leave the deci sion up to them " Teri Poppino. chairman of the Crime Prevention Committee on Non-I^ethal Weapons, who teaches self defense and sexual assault prevention, feels that tear gas sprays tend to make the assailant more ag gressive than ever Another concern she ex pressed is the various ef fects of tear gas on d if ferent people ‘ ‘Some people are im mune to it right off the bat." she said " I t ’s fluc tuating " Though Adams recom mends tear gas "as a viable defense," he cau tions that "once in a while it doesn t work ’ He reports that it's a fallacy that a 250-pound man can be knocked to the g ro u n d by te a r gas "There’s not a single pro duct on the market that would knock them down," he said ‘And if it did. nerve damage and brain damage would have to result." No such product on the market is available to consumers Tear gas stops the assailent just long enough for the potential victim to get away With an assortment of different brands of tear gas sprays on the market, it is difficult to choose the most effective one There are methods that can be used to test for effectiveness Schwab said that squir ting the spray into a cup and taking a quick sniff is one way to measure a spray's potential Another test, recom mended by Adams, is to dip a cotton swab in the solu tion and then dab it on one's cheekbone about an inch from the eyes He said one can then determine how painful it w ill be by imagin ing one's face coated with the m a te ria l for three seconds Other qualities in a spray to look for include distance, with approximately six feet being adequate A spray that allows one to turn the cap in a forward position without having to unsnap a cumbersome carrying case is also an advantage. A canister may have to be shaken before use if it has been sitting for a long period of time The c a n is te r should always be carried in the hand when walking on the street or to and from one’s car If it is in one s purse an attacker would be able to get control before a woman could reach for it Many carry a canister on 20th reunion July 30-31 The 1962 graduating class of Sandy Union High School is planning a 20 y e a r re u n io n the weekend of July 30-31 Information is being m ailed to classmates regarding the planned events A number of per sons have not been lo c a te d , and cla ss members are requesting 97212 BUILDERS EXCHANGE CO OPERATIVE 1125 S E Madison Street Room 200 Portlond Oregon CONSTRUCTION NEWS DATA 925 N W 12th Avenue Portlond Oregon No bid will be received or considered unless th* bid con tom* a statement by the bid der os port of hi* bid that th* provision* required by O R S 279 350 (workman on public work* to be paid not las* than prevailing rale of wage) shall be included m hit contract No bidder moy withdraw hi* bid after the hour sat for the o p e n in g th e r e o f or thereafter before oword of the Controct unless oword is delayed for a period e* ceedmg thirty (30) days from the bid opening date The Owner reserves th* right to reject any or all bid* ond to occept only such bid* os may be to the Owner t best in terest* Mr Clark Lund Superintendent SANDY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 46 p7B2 I 7 B Notice is hereby given that Sondy E lem en tary School District No 46 is applying tor fund* under Public Low 94 142 to supplement the special education program* operated by the schoc ' district These fund, would ba used to provide speech theropy od community assistance in doing so If relatives or friends can d e te rm in e the whereabouts of these peo ple. contact Carl Amstad at 668 6736, Vern or D a yle n e M ann at 668 6476, Fran Will at 644-2032, o r D ennis Cutsforth at 64545645 dltlonol teacher aide time a part time record keeping per son ond monies for out of d is tric t e v a lu a tio n * ond placement* Copie* of this op plication are located at the Sandy E lem en tary School District administration office ond the Special Education of flee in Cedar Ridge School Thi* opplicotion i» open for in •pec tion by any interested partie* P782 5 7 8 Th* Bull Run School District Board of Director* will hold their n * * t regular meeting in the school cafeteria at 7 00 p m on Friday July 9, 1982 Two oppomtments to board position* will be made P782-4 7 8 The Bull Run School District board of director* it now ac ceptmg applications for post tion on the district budget committee Any person who is interested in filling a budget C o m m it** position, is a rest dent of the Bull Run School District and a registered voter it asked to complete a letter of application stating reasons why he or she would be mteresed in serving on th* school* budget committee an d any q u o lif ic o tio n * Deodlm * lor letter* of applico tion it Jufy 31 tt. 1902 Ap pomtrnent* will be mode at Your television can do a lot of good things: teach; inform; entertain. 9 * r And one not so good thing: waste electricity» and money» if you leave the room and forget to trim it off. So, if you want to get your money’s worth, please watch it. Change a habit (orisene your current and your currency rC Continued from Hage I a key chain, where it can be released immediately if needed Only those brands ap proved by the attorney general's office in Califor nia can be purchased in that state In October of 1980 tear gas sprays were legalized in Portland The legaliza tion of spray varies from state to state, and even city to city Tear gas sprays are nor mally dispensed though in d iv id u a l d is tr ib u to r s , though some department stores and pharmacies also carry it To carry a tear gas spray, or not to carry one, is as perplexing as deciding which brand works best But deciding whether to take preventative action against per sonna I assault, whether it be a tear gas sp ra y, a se lf defense course, or both, could be a life or death decision Approved spray* in i alilorma Aerosol Defense CS. J A J In d u t t r i e * . .C hem G u a r d . CS. P P P S I , i ’hemwal Defense CS. Surhan E n te rp ris e * C hem ical M ace. CN. Sm ith Weston Chemical Weapon. CN. Middle Weal Mig Co . CN 10. CN, Public Safety Educators Curb, CN Aero‘Chem Equaluer CN. Penquin Industrie* Eight B a d CS. Per* Protection Products. Lifeguard CS. Anaheim Corp.; Life Protection. CS, Crime Control System*. P a cifie r, CN, Ziphron, Inc Personal Protection Teer Gaa. CS. Protect a Life Inc Protect <XKey CS, Protect D-K ey Protector CN. Middle West Mfg Wedding plans set L a u ra H utchins and Mark Peasley, both of Cor va llis, announced th e ir engagement recently They plan to m arry Aug 28 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Albany. She is the daughter of Jerry and Mary Hutchins of Corvallis He is the son of Margo Dempster of Sandy and the late Ken Peasley Hutchins graduated from C o lu m b ia R iv e r H igh School, Vancouver, in 1980 She attended Oregon State U n iv e r s ity , and is employed by the Citizens Bank of Corvallis. P easley is a 1979 graduate of Sandy Union High School He is atten ding OSU, m ajoring in graphic design. OSU graduates announced The 113th graduating class at Oregon State University was the largest in school history, with about 3,700 degrees award ed A rea stu d e n ts who received degrees included, from Boring, Harry E Bell, bachelor of science de g re e in c h e m ic a l e n g in e e rin g , C indy L Gaulke. bachelor of science degree in business educa tion, Vicki J Klimovich, bachelor of science degree in art, John T Leethem. bachelor of science degree in geology, and Gregg M the regular August board meeting Pleose send letter* to Bud Run School District No 45. c o Potty Klasciu* Deputy Clerk 10425 S E Bull Run Rd Sondy Oregon 97055 P782-3 7 8 GOVERNMENT CAMP SANITARY DISTRICT NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF EMERGENCY ORDINANCE At It* regular meeting held July A 1982 the Board of Director* of the Government C a m p S a n lto ry D is t r ic t adopted an emergency or dinonc* en titled An O r dinance Amending Section 2 of Ordinonce No 9 a* Amend ed by Ordinonce No 10 Relating io User Service C h a rg e * ond C onnection Charge* ond Declaring an Emergency That ordinonce became effective immediately upon it* passog* A copy of the ordinance i* on tile in the district office ond ot the office of the Clockomo* County Clerk ovailoble for public inspection Lucille Haynes Secretory P7B2 2 7 8 M iller, bachelor of science degree in general science Students who received degrees included, from W elches, R ic h a rd J McKellar. bachelor of arts in political science, and Julie A Nash, bachelor of science in zoology Students who received degrees included, from Sandy. Brenda K Gibson, bachelor of science in phar macy, Linda A Johnson, bachelor of science in physical education. Ronald B McQueen, bachelor of a rts in a tm o s p h e ric science, Daniel C. O'Har row, bachelor of science in forest management. Julie M Stangell Stahl, bachelor o f science in fo re s t management, and Rebecca L. Swanson, bachelor of science in zoology ’ Co Selfguard. CB. Safety Socunty Product* Corp . and Chemical Billy Ton Four CN. Peng“ »" •» dustrie» Got a home improvement project in mind? . . . See Clackamas County Bank for financing at any of its three convenient offices! Member FOlC ^ eno ’ er FA C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Botina Y BANK Il Sandy «64 » O i ôôjjoœ Moodia nd SZ2JUI . STOREWIDE SALE! 20% O ff FINISHED SHOP MODELS 50% Off • • • • RUG YARN OMC FLOSS KNITTING YARN NEEDLEPOINT & CREWEL K IT S ... & MUCH MORE Lim ited To Stock On Hand. Books Not Included Sale Ends July 17, 1982 Open M-F 10-6, Sot. 9:30-5:30 -RONALD G. 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