Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, December 02, 1982, Page 9, Image 9

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    IO— SANO* (O re Ì POST Thur*
Oec 2 1982 Sec I)
Fir wood parents see need for caution sign
Members of the Firwood
Parent Teacher Club sup­
port the idea of a sign or
speed zone at the intersec
tion of S E Firwood Hoad
and S E Eirwood School
Road
Over 200 signatures were
gathered recently suppor­
ting the concept of a cau
lion sign near the school
Patti Tobias, chairman
of the PTC ways and means
com m ittee, said that a
representative of the club
w ill ask the Sandy City
Council for a letter of
recommendation for the
sign Eirwood School is out
side the city limits
They'd like to take a let­
ter of recommendation and
th e
s ig n a tu r e s
to
Clackamas County officials
for approval
“ If this fails, we ll find
other paths to take to get a
sign up," Tobias said
"This sign w ill go up ”
Many patrons apparently
feel a school crossing sign
is needed to warn motorists
about the school People
not living in the area might
not know there is a school
nearby when they pass the
intersection
S u p e rin te n d e n t C la rk
Lund said he supports the
PTC in its efforts
Lund said he pursued two
related issues through the
summer with county of­
ficials
A court order, reportedly
correcting an oversight,
designates what was once
considered an extension of
Trubel Road as Southeast
Firwood School Road
W ith th a t a p p ro v a l
comes snow removal and
other benefits to the short
section of road, such as
maintenance
The second request, that
of a caution sign, was
denied The established
procedure is that unless
school property fronts a
road, no signs are put up
Lund said he feels it's im ­
portant to consider what's
"prudent."
He pointed out that to the
south of the intersection is
a blind curve, and on the
west side one goes over a
steep hill just before get-
ting to the intersection
“ Very few " youngsters
cross at the intersection, he
said
He'd like signs up sim ilar
to those at Kelso School
That
s ig n
re a d s :
“ School-Speed 2 0 - When
Children are Present,"
According to Bernard
Straight, a traffic engineer
with the Department of En-
v iro n m e n ta l S e rv ic e s '
son is asked
The no-host bar w ill open
at 7 p m Dinner is at 8
Tickets are available at
Sears or the U.S Bank in
the Hoodland Park Plaza,
and at the C lackam as
County Bank
School plans tour
The Welches Community
School is sponsoring two
upcoming tours
A tour of the Pendleton
Woolen Mills is scheduled
for Dec 10 The outing will
also include a shopping
spree at the M ills' outlet
store and a stop for lunch
In t e r e s t e d
p erson s
sh o u ld
m eet
at
the
Women's Clubby 8a m for
carpooling
Also planned is a tour of
the historic F o rt V an ­
couver Although this trip
will not take place until
after Christmas, interested
persons are invited to sign
up early
For more information,
call 622 3397 or 622-3700
First aid class set
The Hoodland Rural Fire
Department and Welches
Community School are of­
fering a first aid and CPR
class Dec 4 and 5 from 8
Say Santa
He said they lose 60 per­
cent of their signs in a
year's time
Straight said there are
2,500 intersections in the
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to tiie elderly, disabled and
unemployed who need heat this
winter.
He said setting up a
school zone could create “ a
false sense of security."
C o n sidering the s m a ll
number of students who
cross at the intersection, he
said it ’s unlikely the area
would be designated a
school zone
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SPECIAL
Christmas dinner set
The Mt Hood Chamber
of C om m erce's annual
Christmas Dinner, a fund
r a is e r fo r th e lo c a l
fireworks display, will be
Dec 10 at the Rippling
River Convention Center
A $12 50 donation per per­
policy and projects d iv i­
sion, the county abides by
fe d e ra l standards that
have been approved by the
state
For a school zone to be
set up, he confirmed, the
school must front the road
He said in many cases
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number of elderly, disabled and unemployed
or underemployed families are facing this
winter Thera often isn t enough money to pay
tor necessities, and reduced governmental
programs cant meet the increased need
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