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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1982)
Thur* O k 2. 1902 (S k I ) SANOV (O re .) FOOT-—3 To finance new equipm ent District eyes vehicle sales by DAN DILLON f i ’ «• Stall pooto Sixth-grade students at Cottrell School admire the dough art and candles thes made in preparation for their bazaar this Saturday. Bazaars highlight weekend slate The Sands Golden \ge Club w ill host a Christmas Bazaar at the Sandy Senior Center, 38348 Pioneer Blvd . tomorrow , Dec 3, from 9 a m to 5 p m dy Assembly of God will host the annual craft sale this Friday and Saturday. Dec 3 and 4 Some of the items to be offered include chilren's clothing, baby q u ilts , stu ffe d toys, aprons, potholders and some good, used A variety of handicrafts, anti ques, jew elry, plants and baked goods w ill be available for sale from members and area craftsper- sons items. Baked goods w ill also be offered for sale and home-made chili and pie will be served for lunch Hours for the sale are 9 a m to 6 p.m Friday, and 9 a m to 4 p m Saturday The center's kitchen w ill operate a k itc h e n c o n ce ssio n w ith homemade snacks and luncheon items for sale throughout the day A portion of the proceeds from this event will be used to support the Sandy Loaves and Fishes program which provides hot lunches to per sons over the age of 60 five days a week Cottrell sixth-graders w ill spon sor a Christmas Craft Bazaar this Saturday, Dec 4, at Cottrell Grade School, corner of Bluff and Proctor Roads The class is trying to earn enough money to participate in Outdoor School this spring Cuts The Women's Ministries of San eliminated the school from Cot trell's budget this years Besides the money the class col lected from selling table space at the bazaar, they have made crafts to sell at their table There will be hand-crafted items and a "anety of food Santa w ill be there for the little ones as well as a supervised play area for pre schoolers Hours of the bazaar w ill be 10 am to 6 p m The second annual Old Fashion ed Country Store and Christmas Sale is planned this Saturday, Dec 4, at Boring United Methodist Church, corner of Church and Richey Roads, three blocks off Highway 212, from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. A children's store w ill feature items with a 50-cent price lim it. To accommodate holiday mailers, the Sandy post of fice w ill be open two Satur days prior to Christmas this year, Postmaster A r nold Becker announced this week Window service hours w ill be 10 a m to 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, and Saturday, Dec 18. “ We here at the Sandy post o ffic e en co u ra g e mailers to m ail early so all holiday m ail w ill arrive in t im e fo r C h r is t m a s ,” B ecker s a id " W it h everyone mailing early, this Christmas season will go as smooth as it did last year " T h e p o s tm a s te r also wishes to remind mailers of overseas packages that mailing dates to assure t im e ly d e liv e r y by Christmas are at hand. bazaar BeBo’s Candies 50* Off any candy purchase of ’3 " or more! Candy Menu available. . . Call Audrey TUESDAY. DEC. 7 SATURDAY, DEC. 4 Sandy Country M arket will hold its second annual Christmas Bazaar at the Odd Fellows Hall in Sandy Sale is from 10 a m to 5 p m For information, call Pam Hauff at 668-7257 SUNDAY. DEC. 5 T h e B o rin g K iw a n is Christmas Benefit will be held from 2 to4 p m at Bor in g U n ite d M e th o d is t Church Admission to the event is canned goods C la c k a m a s C o m m u n ity College’s “ Cabin Fever Moonshine Band" will per form. Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce meets for its weekly luncheon meeting at noon at the Tollgate Inn WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8 Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m. at the Sandy F ire Hall. For more inform a tio n , c a ll 668-9010 or 668-8442 A Discovery Toy Party w ill be held at the Sandy Community Center at 7 p m Sponsored by the San dy Community Pre-school, the program is of interest to p ers o n s s e e k in g affordably-priced educa tional and developmental toys. « S M O K IN G .W E IG H T • BEDW ETTING .M E M O R Y • N AILB ITING • SELF CONFIDENCE Call 668-4221 B illie M cN utt, PHD. C e rtifie d Union H ypn o th erapist (Eiprrts 12/16/82) Welches Mountain Center 0$ T h e Sandy P la n n in g Commission w ill consider two annexations into the c i ty when it meets at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall. Sandy Garden Club holds its annual greenery sale at the Sandy C o m m u n ity Center from 9 a m to 5 p.m in conjunction with the annual Senior Center H ave a Dickens of a Christmas! our wov of introducing our Instant Toiler.« The first tim o our cus to mors use our 24-hr. Instant Teller» , their nam e w ill be entered for chance to win . . . Sandy City Council meets at 7:30 p m in council chambers at Sandy City Hall Sandy Rainbow G irls meet at 7:30 p.m at the Masonic Lodge Developers ask city to add two new areas The d e v e lo p e r of Knollwood Estates has ask ed local officials for per mission to make a change in the phasing of the pro ject T h e Sandy P la n n in g Commission w ill consider Les Brown's request to amend the final plan of the project, south of Mt Hood I n d u s t r ia l P a r k The meeting begins at 7 30 p m in council chambers at City Hall Brown seeks to annex four acres to the develop ment which would require a co m p re h e n sive plan change He also wants to replat the development to add six lots and change the open s p a c e /r e c r e a tio n area Along with the rephas ing, a city zone w ill have to be established on the an nexed land O re g o n FREE N ew xpaper A iM K .o t io r N o 'm n o l N .-m o p » * t w x ,8 t > o " e n d U S tv b u rb e n Pre«« Pufcl*«>»ed THw«deg» *b g Ow’ k x A Sendy O re g o n 6 7 0 S 5 Second He«« p o t’O f e p o d J ’ Sendy O re g o n Co Bo- I 10 Come in and enter soon And see all the wonderful Hallmark products designed to make sure this is a Dickens of a Christmas/ too1 No purchase necessary C a r« * me k______ Instant money 24 hrs. day, 7 days a week! 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Your next "Dickens of a Christmas'' could be in London — a seven-day, six night trip for two to England, including full round trip a ir f a r e hotel, meals, a tour of historic Dickens sites and $500 spending money Or. it could include one of thousands of other prizes (USPS481 l«0> M fM B fR 3 MINUTES In other actions, the plan ning commission will con sider a second annexation request, by E lm a Tuuri and Duncan Brinkley, to add approxim ately five acres to the city at the in te rs e c tio n of D u b a rk o D rive and Evans Street, near the Sagewood and Park Crest subdivisions The landowners are ask ing for a high-density zone That site has been under c o n s id e r a tio n fo r a F a rm e rs Hom e Ad m in is tra tio n project to build an apartment com plex Also on Wednesday's agenda is a request by Jim Patrick to partition two half-acre parcels off the back of the Sandy Truck Lines site, which is approx imately four acres The area is zoned for light in dustrial use Th e S dndy Post SO ft so of stop light on Welches Rd M 2 1004 INSTANT CASH MONDAY, DEC. 6 FRIDAY, DEC. 3 This year the U S Postal Service has many new stamp collecting kits and mint sets which make inex pensive and educational gifts Prices start at $2.50 The newest item is the 1982 Fifty State Birds and Flowers M int Set, which contains $10 worth of state bird and flower stamps plus a c o lo rfu l s ta m p album for $11. COUPON HYPNOSIS • STRESS • FEARS • SPORTS “ In the same amount of tim e, it could probably dump its first load and be ready w ith a second," Rathke said The district is also study ing two pumpers, placed in reserve status this sum m er when the district purchas ed new rigs for the Dover and Roslyn Lake substa tions Considerations include selling one and making the second an a ll-p u rp o s e utility-type vehicle, but the priorities for that type of vehicle. Rathke said, are low right now He will report back to the board at its Jan 11 meeting on a plan of action and on the rescue, brush and reserve rig programs Post office adds holiday hours ____________ F O R : _______________ Bull Run board plans meet THURSDAY, DEC. 2 to look at the number of a la rm s the brush rigs a n s w e r —12 to 18 a ye ar p rim a rily in non wooded areas and the age of the vehicles “ W ith brush responses so low. it hard to justify a new rig ," Rathke said The district had talked of rebuilding the two brush r ig s , but e x te n s iv e modification costs overrul ed those considerations Now. district thinking goes, the two older vehicles could be sold to purchase a newer one-ton pickup truck outfitted with a 250-galIon tank That would be "s u ffi cient" for early fire sup pression and its speed would cut running times in the Dover and Firwood areas by half Call for Appointment Keeping posted: Sandy Garden Club will hold Christmas greenery workshops at 10 a m with wreath making at the home of M arge Jacoby, 19270 SE 395th. and swags at the home of Dorothy Shrum, 16380 SE Bluff The Bull Run School Board w ill hold a regular board meeting at 7 p m in the school cafeteria The P o r tla n d Metropolitan Area Local G o v e rn m e n t B o u n d ary Commission will consider the city of Sandy's recom mendation to annex pro perty adjacent to Janz Ber- ryland into the city limits The meeting is at 7 p m at 320 SW Stark St., Portland Had th e p ro p o se d statew ide property tax limitation measure gained vo ter a p p ro v a l in the November general elec tion. local officials were prepared to pare th eir budgets and make do with less W hen the voters rejected the proposal, however, not everyone tossed out the lists of proposed cuts they had prepared in the days leading up to the election In this area, hit hard by unemployment, the con tro ve rs ia l m easure en jo y e d success an d budgeters are taking note of that sentiment The Sandy F ire District board of directors got that message and is eyeing spending decreases and cutbacks In response. F ire Chief Bob Rathke asked his board to consider financing new apparatus purchases through the sale of older vehicles. "F ire departments tend to keep vehicles," the fire chief said. “ Some people don't like to throw things out " Now, however, the local district is eyeing a change in that policy. Of paramount important is a "top-flight" rescue rig. used in the m ajority of district alarm s The c u r rent vehicle is 10 years old and has been pushed for som e " h a rd " m ile s . Rathke said R e p la c e m e n t or rebuilding it to give the d is t r ic t an im p ro v e d rescue rig that would last an o ther decade is the district's p rim ary goal P rim e candidates for sale are two 30-year-old brush rigs the district pick ed up as m ilitary surplus in the late 1960s "T hey’ll go anywhere They'll knock trees over, t h e y ’ ll go th ro u g h swamps," Rathke noted But, "realistically we don't need two six-wheel drive vehicles." The district, he said, has O k 2.1882 The iNdcpcNdeNT B an I c machina of SANcly "No better time to kwn us!’’ 3 8 6 6 1 P ro c to r B tv d /S a n d y . O R 9 7 0 5 6 /6 6 8 -8 0 3 0 M em b er F tx : I
