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Thur» Keeping posted: Classified Hotline: 667-6633 Tourism topic of Chamber speaker THURSDAY. AUG. S The Sandy A rea Chamber of Commerce board meets at 7 a m at TJ's Fireside Dining A coffee will be held at 2 p m for Ruth McFarland, Congressional candidate for the 5th District, at the Sandy Community Center. 38348 P io n e e r B lvd Registered voters are in vited to share their con cerns bow Lodge. St Michael's Women s Club sponsors a rummage sale today and Sunday, Aug 8. at St Michael's Parish Hall on Langensand Road Hours of the sale are 9 a m to 6 p m both days Sandy Country Market is open from 10 a m to 4 30 p m at Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park, corner of Highway 26 and 362nd Drive lions annual Fun Day will be held at the park from noon to 3 p m The Sandy Lions Club will serve a barbecued chicken dinner P h ilb in H a ll w ill be dedicated at 2 p m. Promise, a four member m u s ic a l g ro up fro m Kirkland, W ash , will be featured in concert at San dy Assembly of God at 6 p m SUNDAY. AUG 8 The Cottrell School board meets at 8 p m to open bids for a remodeling project TUESDAY. AUG. 1« WEDNESDAY. AUG. It T he Sandy A re a Chamber of Commerce meets for its weekly lun cheon meeting at noon at the Tollgate Inn John Blake, governmental rela tions specialist with United Telephone Co , will have a slide and speaking presen tation on tourism and downtown development in the Bingen-White Salmon. Wash., area The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m in the San dy C o m m un ity Action Center MONDAY. AUG 9 SATURDAY. AUG. 7 Oral Hull Foundation will meet at 10am at the Rain The Oral Hull Founda Sandy E a s te rn S ta r meets at 8 p m at the Masonic Hall Aug 5 19B2 (Sac. I) SANDY (O f» , POST —J THURSDAY. AUG. 12 The Sandy Golden Age Club will host a potluck lun cheon at the Sandy Senior Center at noon The Bull Run School board meets at 7 p m. in tne school cafeteria. The Sandy Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p m at the Odd Fellows Hall. Senior Center News: Seniors set sail for Alaskan cruise Seniors 60 years of age and older are eligible to receive free legal counsel ing through a monthly pro gram offered at the Sandy Senior Center Local attorneys donate their time to provide per sons with a 30-minute ap pointment upon request the first Thursday of each month. Common problem areas include questions about real estate, wills, tenant-landlord relations and consumer complaints. Anyone interested may ob tain an appointment by c a llin g the ce n te r at 668 5569 Outdoor enthusiasts, who a re m e m b e rs of the center's hiking club, are reminded that the next get- together will be Thursday, Aug. 12. An afternoon ex cursion to M cIver Park is planned A service to assist per sons who need help filing Medicare reimbursement forms or applying for sup plemental insurance is available through trained volunteers at the Sandy Senior Center An appointment for this type of aid is available by calling or stopping by the office. Travelers embarking on the Alaska cruise Tuesday. Aug 10 must be at the center no later than 7:30 a m Persons who need transportation from their homes on that day are ask ed to m ake p rio r a r rangements for this ser vice. Activities for the Week of Aug. S to Aug. 12 THURSDAY, AUG. 5 9 a m .: Senior Law Project Public Notices Fire Chief P882-3 8-5 MUTING DATE CHANCE The regular meeting for the Bourd of Director* of the Hoodland Fire District #74 for the month of August ha* been changed to the third Tuesday of August. The meeting will be held at 7:30 P.M on August 17, 1982 ot the Fire District's main station located at 69634 I . Hwy 26 Rhododendron, Oregon 97049 All person* ore invited to attend. Don Armintrout BOARD MEETING NOTICE The Welches School Board will meet on the second Thurs day of each month in the Library of the New Addition during the 1982-1983 school year K. C. Blackburn 0882-2 8-4 9am 9 a m : Exercise Class 10 a m.: Humanities Class FRIDAY. AUG. 6 Noon Loaves and Fishes 12 30 p m .: Lloyd Center Shopping Trip 7:30 p . m C o m m u n i t y Card Night MONDAY. AUG. » Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m.: Ceramics 1 p.m.: Cards WEDNESDAY. AUG. II Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p m.: Band Practice THURSDAY. AUG. 12 TUESDAY. AUG 10 10 a m.: Golden Age Club Board Meeting Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m.: Oil Painting 9 a.m.: Exercise Class 10 a m.: Humanities Class Noon: Golden Age Club Potluck 1:30 p.m.: Hiking Club to M cIver Park "On the Road Again” 42.58 Chev. Sales or Bust! NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR SPECIAL ELECTIONS, AUGUST 10, 1982 Pete s back "on the road a g a in " & back on the "ska te s’' again, u n til w e sell 42 new Chevy Cars & Trucks! I Why is it so im p o rta n t to sacrifice 42 new Chevy's rig h t now? Because w hen w e do, w e II s till have 50 m ore to sell b e fo re September 23, w hen the 83 M odels a rrive . We sim ply m ust dispose of our surplus 1982 in ventory. Besides o u r M odel C loseout Savings, w e also o ffe r an a d d ition a l $400.00 fa cto ry re bate on C itations, Chevettes & C avaliers! We II pay yo u r 18-hole green fees a t R ippling River Resort or give you 5 FREE rides on the Slide at the Ski Bowl just fo r ta kin g a dem o d rive in a new Carlson C hevrolet . . . By re se rva tio n, please. So . . . For "Pete's Sake" & your good judgem ent — Come try us on fo r price! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t on Tuesday, August 1 0 , 1982, s p e c ia l e le c tio n s w i l l be h eld In and fo r the d i s t r i c t s give n below. The p o lls w i l l be open from 8 :0 0 A .H . u n t i l 8 :0 0 P.M. The f o llo w in g a re f a c s im ile b a llo t s fo r s aid e le c tio n s c o n ta in in g the measures to be s ubm itted a t s aid e le c t io n : 1 OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS HELO IN CLACKAMAS COUNTV STATE OF OREGON AUGUST 10 198? 1 A004 SANDY UNION HIGH SCHOOL MEASURE 3-2 S ubm itted to the Legal Voters of Said D istrict SPECIAL OPERATING LEVY OUTSIDE THE TAX BASE QUESTION: Shall Sandy U nion H igh School levy $2,705,474 outside the tax base fo r o perating expenses d u r ing the school year 1982-839 PURPOSE: The D is tric t does not have a tax base w hich p ro vides fo r the educational program s required by State Sta tute and adopted by the School Board Therefore, voter ap proval o f an ope ra ting levy is presented to the D is tric t voters each year The to ta l dollars w ill fund a red u ctio n in p ro gram s and services, in c lu d in g teachers, m aterials, supplies, and m aintenance No new program s or services have been added If this m easure is approved $2,382,946 of the taxes levied in the 1982-83 fiscal year w ill be financed p artially by the State of O regon, w hich includes the $313.853 c u rre n t tax base. $636.381 w ill be to ta lly financed YES by local taxpayers w ith o u t any partial State pay- m en' © W PETE CARLSON SANDY 668-4101 Open Sunday & Evenings T T 'iS NO n iu V i jJ OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SPECIAL DISfRICT ELECTIONS HELO IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY STATE OF OREGON AUGUST 10 198? I BOO? WELCHES SCHOOL just the buy for you! MEASURE 3-4 Subm itted to the Legal Voters of Said D istrict WELCHES ELEMENTARY NO. 13 OPERATING LEVY QUESTION: Shall W elches Elem entary School D istrict levy L iq u id a tio n SALE EVERYTHING MUST G O ! SPECIALTY i»m, me. 668-8033 RADIALS For practically every popular make small car $»«»14 155 SR 13 PIUS $1 46 FET YES Shop early for best selection I lim b i SEMPERIT $106.782 in excess of the sta tu tory lim ita tio n fo r an o pe ra t ing levy for 1932-19839 PURPOSE: These fu nd s are to provide fo r the c o n tin u a tio n of existing program s for the W elches School D istrict The d is tric t s tax base does not provide su fficien t funds to support the d is tric t’s program s. If the measure is approved. $72.012 of the taxes levied in the 1982-1983 fiscal year are e lig ib le for partial state fu n d ing However, $34,770 of the taxes w ill be to ta lly financed by local taxpayers w ith o u t any partial state paym ent The co m bined levies w ould cost a pproxim ately 57C per $1.000 evaluation before a p p lica ble tax relief We anticipa te the to tal tax rate for next year to be app ro xim a tely $ 30 less than the cu rren t year. NO 1 SIZE PRICE Il 155 SR-13 $32 14 1 46 165 SR-13 $33 43 1 50 175 SR 14 $38 18 1 81 165 SR-15 $38 17 i 7B POLLING PLACES ea»«*!.*«0 PWCCS SUBJECT TO MATERIAL ON HANO RADIAL This a s t e r is k In d ic a te s those p o llin g p iec e s which have an e n tran ce a c c e s s ib le to v o te rs using wheel c h a ir s . A l l v o te r s , In c lu d in g the handicapped, must v o te a t the' p o llin g places give n fo r t h e ir p r e c in c t. We r e g re t th a t a l l p o llin g places cannot be a c c e s s ib le . I f you e re handicapped and your p o llin g piece Is n o t a c c e s s ib le to v o te rs In wheel c h a irs or on c ru tc h e s , plea s e c a l l 655-8551 fo r a dvice on o th e r methods o f v o tin g . RETREADS You can save even more with long wearing, safe driving BIG-O RETREADS A l l le g a l v o te rs re s id in g In the fo llo w in g p re c in c ts s h a ll vote a t the p o llin g places so In d ic a te d . Boring Crsde School School Ave. Boring 403 , 4 06 , 407 B u ll Run School 41515 S .E . Thomas Rd. Sandy 371 C o t t r e l l Grade School 36225 S .E . P ro c to r Rd. Boring 402 Flrwood School 42900 S .E . T ru b el Rd. Sandy 372, 374 For FREE REPLACEMENT on BIG O RETREADS If failure occuri during first half of f read the tire will be replaced or repaired FREE Warrant led against failure due to defects In workmanship or materials and against ROAD HAZARDS |down to 4 lin d t of an Inch remaining tread) without limit to time and or mlleagel Kelso Elem entary School 34651 S .E . Kelso Rd. Boring 375, 404 e-esa o n,i oew o o., aera o ot* eera o -xr e-wa~ Sandy C it y H a ll 39250 P ioneer B lvd. Sandy 101, 102 155 R 13 PIUS $37 EE T , o aree in. o *«• o n<. BIG-O RETREAD FULL W ARRANTY SIZE 165 R 13 175 R 1 3 1 75 R 14 I85R 14 165 R 15 AR 78 13 BR 78 13 UR 78 14 ER 78 14 FR 78 14 OR 78-15 FI r 37 37 41 41 49 37 37 41 43 45 50 Tin- P tk r ln< ludes M .xint«iq and E «< hange ( w * * - < aung Sandy E le m en ta ry S c h o o l 38755 P l e a s a n t A va. Sandy 373, 376 Vernate Lions Club 381. 382 Designed for front wheel drive - INSOLATION AVAILAÄf *8»SS! AC (. f SSORTE S NO) INC IIX X D F I N A N C I N G A V A I L A B L E 2?, In Gresham phone B IG-O TIRE CENTER ‘ 665*3154 2001 E. Powell Wemme ATTEST: PRICE $26 95 $27 95 $28 95 $29 95 28 95 $26 95 $27 95 $29 95 $3295 $34 95 $38 95 CEORCB 0 . POPPEN COUNTY CLERK l i / FREE COFFEE STORE HOURS: 8-7 Weekdoys 8 5 Saturdays '
