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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1982)
Thwrs.. Oc» 28 « W (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST—» Local people join ESD committees Advisory committees for the Clackamas Education Service District for the 1982-83 school year have been set There are four advisory committees made up of representatives from the 28 school d is t r ic t s in Clackam as County that ESD serves Their purpose is "to help our staff refine service operations and procedures, and to provide a com munication link from our duction. special education, data processing, and cur riculum. evaluation and in struction "The advisory commit tees are valuable to help keep services w orking smoothly during the year," Burns said Local people serving in clude Wesley Jahn. Bull Run, all four. M argaret Rohrer, Boring, media pro duction, Suzi Starkel. Bor ing, cu rric u lu m . F aith Wilson. Boring, data pro cessing; Carolyn Fones, Boring, special education. Laurel Hortsch, Cottrell, media production; Jean L u n d y , C o t t r e ll , c u r riculum , and M arcia Rice, Cottrell, special education Others include Virginia Hames, Sandy E lem en ta r y , data processing; R alph Branson, Sandy E le m e n t a r y , s p e c ia l education; Jan Luelling. SUHS, media production; Dennis Crow, SUHS, cur riculum and special educa tion; Dick Harrison, SUHS, d a ta p ro c e s s in g ; Sue Chambers, SUHS, special education. Others include Carole Sm ale, Welches, media p ro d u c tio n ; K en Blackburn, Welches, cur riculum ; Gary Dietderich, users to assure that our services remain responsive to their needs." according to Bob B u rn s . ESD superintendent The four ESD services that have advisory com mittees are media and pro- Halloween dance planned The Hoodland Women's Club, located on Salmon River Road in Zig Zag. will be hosting a masquerade party and dance Saturday. Oct 30 from 8 p m till mid night Prizes will be awarde I for the best costumes, a lth o u g h w e a rin g a costume is not required Live music w ill be pro vided by Tim McCarthy and the Sound Circus Band Refreshm ents w ill be served The dance is open to the adult public It is a fu n d r a is e r fo r th e Women's Club, a non-profit organization Admission is *8 per cou ple or 84 for singles Prices of permits go up Users of recreational areas on Mt Hood can look forward to an increase in “ sno-park" permits begin ning on Nov. 15. The Oregon Transporta tio n C o m m is sio n m et e a r lie r this month in Klam ath Falls and voted for the increase. The sno nark perm its w ill increase from 81 to $2. with the cost of the annual perm it going from 85 to 87 The sno-park permit pro gram began during the 1977-78 ski season Accor ding to John Earley, public information officer, this is the first increase in fees The purpose of the per mits is to generate enough revenue to cover the cost of keeping the designated sno parking areas clear for the convenience of skiers and other users of the area " It's a dedicated fund and can only be used for plowing the lots," said Earley. " It (the sno park fees' generates its own revenue " At the Transportation Commission’s meeting, the five members received testimony reporting the cost of plowing had exceed ed revenues from perm it sales During the 1981-82 fiscal year, a total of 8458,932 was taken in. However, the cost of plow ing was 8619,432 According Food, fun and games part of Spook Alley The Hoodland Chamber of C om m erce and the Hoodland Park Plaza M er chants Association will be sponsoring the an n ual Spook Alley Night Sunday, Oct 31 "There will be food, fun and games for a ll," accor ding to Patti G riffin. "And lots of freebies for the children ” There w ill be a pumpkin carving contest and a jelly bean counting contest, in addition to the expanded schedule of 21 games for kids and adults Also, the Great Pumpkin w ill make its first ap pearance. For more information contact G riffin at 622-4851, or Lowell or Sharron Njust at 622-3138. Watercolor classes to begin at gallery The G lacier Gallery in Rhododendron is accepting reservations for evening watercolor classes, which will begin Nov. 10. Sharon Smith, gallery director and watercolor a r tist, w ill instruct. Classes will be held every Wednes day for eight consecutive weeks from 7 to 10 p.m. The cost for the 24 hours of watercolor instruction is 850 Smith said the class will be limited to 10 students so interested persons should reserve a place as soon as possible by calling 622-4110. Registration is also being accepted for an opening in the 10 a m to 1 p.m. water- color class, which is also to be held on Wednesdays. to E a rle y , money in reserve was used to make up the difference Due to the heavy snow fall, the en tire reserve was depleted The fine for parking in a sno-park area and not hav ing the required perm it will still be 810. This does not in clude the tow charge or the storage fee for the vehicle if left for more than 24 hours To p a rk in th ese designated sno-park areas, one must have a permit displayed in the front win dow of their vehicle. The permits are required from Nov 15 through April 30 Jo h n S h e ld r a k e , a m aintenance operations engineer for the commis sion, said there are about 63 areas throughout the state that require sno-park permits These include all downhill ski areas, several snowmobile parking lots and a few cross-country ski areas, in addition to areas in all mountain passes of the state. Sno-park permits issued by the State of Washington, are honored in Oregon under a special agreement between the two states' motor vehicle agencies Washington also honors Oregon permits. All designated w inter recreation parking areas are decided upon after first studied by the W in ter Recreation Advisory Com mittee. The committee is comprised of members r e p r e s e n tin g v a rio u s winter recreation groups and interests. Charges dropped C o n te m p t o f c o u rt charges against the former owners of the Barlow Trail Inn have been dropped, ac cording to a spokesperson with the Oregon Depart ment of Revenue On Sept 5 Oregon Tax C o u rt J u d g e C a r lis le Roberts in Salem had found Arthur "Bud" and M aria England, formerly of Zig Zag and now living in Seaside, both in contempt of court for not filing per sonal income tax returns for the years 197» and 1980 Both are self-employed R o b e rts gave th e Englands until Oct. 7 to file the required returns A c c o rd in g to C a ro l Wisner, information officer for the D e partm en t of Revenue. Roberts has now "purged** the England« of contempt of court charges after the returns for the two years were filed between Orient D rive and Dodge Park Boulevard, on 302nd Avenue Signs will be posted / • HARLAN lor » decisive informal, effective. hard working and independent COUNTY TUNE-UPS $4000 wO For better mileage! Carburetion our specialty Plus only parts n e e d e d 668-6828 Sandy Mobil At Proctor & Revenue, east end of Sandy 'TS'.w Let us video-tape e e e e ft e Party e Reunion W ed d in g H o m e in v en to ry C o llection YO U n a m e it! B & C P R O D U C T IO N S Video-taping Service Call loi appi Locally owned Bfuce Bins 6224521 « 668 5853 ^OO G a l l o n s & O v e r C .O .D . Prices S ubject to C hange W ith o u t N o tic e E xpe rt B u rn e r & Furnace Repair Check O u r C o m m e rc ia l Rates O n G a s o lin e Keep — Full S ervice A v a ila b le — M e te re d D e liv e ry ALSO AVAILABLE: • D iesel « K e ro s e n e « A lc o h o l • Stove O il « G a s o lin e Fuels Giles Fuel Co. 667-1060 "For P ro m p t S e rv ic e Gresham % I i \ H om e o f th e 1 2 -m o n th o r 10,000 m ile W A RRANTY.” Fall Special ’ 105.’»' PERGAL 1 \ T re a s u re r 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE [ t u n » " -. Elect DALE Welches, curriculum, and Shirley Schwartz. Welches, special education ____ Â l / HOOPER 1 M El ri NG 0 III L Orient School plans craft fair on Nov. 6 Orient School w ill pre sent its third annual “ Holly Holiday” Christmas Craft F a ir on Nov. 6. F ifty local artists will be displaying and selling hand crafts between 10 a m. to 6 p.m. that day. Concessions w ill be available all day, including chili, hot dogs, snacks and beverages There will also be a bake sale A special Community Scout room will offer face painting, lollipops, and leather and wood crafts Santa will be there all day to greet the children Orient School is located R e -e le c t * HAUNTED HOUSE OPTIMIST CLUB presents . Drive South on Old Hogan Road and follow the signs. Parking in the Brick Yard Parking lot. COMMISSIONER HARLAN for County Commissioner STAN URBIGKEIT Treas 704 Main St Oregon City SERVICE &PARTS Authorized Service For: • Amana • Frigidaire “HAUNTED HOUSE” OCT. 28_ _ _ 7:00-10:00 OCT. 29....... 7:00 - 11:00 OCT. 30. . . . 7:00-11:00 OCT. 31_ _ _ 7:00-10:00 • G.E. j' • Jenn-Air • Kitchen Aid • Maytag R iE G E L m A n n / Sales and S ervice 3«l F Power« 6 6 5 -4 1 5 8 For More Information 665-7946 rai FJW 1' ' j r s u * > ■' 4 i • & SANDY SENTRY JACKPOT COUPONS
