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8 S A N D Y (O«e ) POST Thu«« A p ril 21 1988 Set I. S tu d e n ts d o w e ll at c o m p e titio n S andy te a m s pla ce firs t in in d u s tria l a rts Two teams of Sandy High School students finished first in an in dustrial arts skills competition held recently at Cla< kamas Community College Jason Winter and Mike (ejka finished first as a team in an automotive parts competition, and Gary KuLsch and l-eng Tang finish ed first in arc welding Scott Seipert and Mik«- Barksdale finished second as a team in a shop safety com petition, and Kevin Nelson and Walley Gabbey finished second in oxyacetylene welding Historically the metals teams have finished well at the annual competition, but this is the first year an automotive department team has placed, according to I .y nn Sondenaa, industrial technology department chairman. ( ejka has experience working in a parts store and Winter is good a, looking up parts as well, according to Mark I -ally, automotive instru« tor The- competition was a good model of «•n-the-job experience," I .ally said Sondenaa said Tang is a very motivated kid " He recently com pleted a four credit hour course at Mt Hood Community College on wire-fee«! welding Shelli Campbell w ins Sandy Junior Miss title Shelli Campbell, a junior at Sandy High School, w ill represent Sandy at th«- Oregon Junior Miss Scholarship program Aug 26 and 27 at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts in Eugene Seven girls, juniors at Sandy High School, competed in the local scholarship program last month Oy er $3.0W in scholarship prizes was awarded C a m p b e ll re ce ive d a $1.500 scholarship and also was the reci pient of the Spirit of Junior Miss' award other scholarship recipients were A ll Hike, who received a $900 scholarship as first alternate, and Cheryl Cochran, who was awarded a $»>oo scholarship for her scholastii achievements Campbell is a member of tin- Na tional Honor Society and plans to a t tend the University of Texas where she w ill study architecture She was a member of th«- high S H IU I ( A M T B H l s d ii m >I swim team and w ill be work ing as a lifeguard this summer I ’eopl«- ask me what Junior Miss is. ami I foul it so hard to explain," said ( ampbell It's a feeling that is part of you It s a very special pro gram and I am very proud to be San dy 's Junior Miss SENIOR CENTER N E W S | aao h W in te r, M ike ( e jk a , C ary K u t t ih a n il I < n v l . m v >■• • i<- a m o n g the w in n e r* in an in r iu tlr ia l a r t* y k ill* c o m p e titio n . But Sondenaa said all of the students wlio plaied in tin 13 te a m s k ills c o m p e titio n are good students They are member* of bis advanced metals < lass In the two welding <-uiiipetitii»ns. the students had to re.id blueprints and complete a number of difficult welds. Sondenaa said Nelson didn t win th« welding com petile •« \> cd m - i h i i i 1 i rid lv Sondenaa !felt hr welder ( iablx-s . w l»i (itu •siici «liv idtially . -d«Ms hi'- I r - s I machinist 1 (Mil thr nIM«! petition w.i i .in. cled anil he hail to •ill II I as a welder at the last m inute In tin -afi-ty team com petition. Sit-pci t an d B a r k s d a le w ent through a shop looking for th«- m- . Oirect tyfa-s of fire extinguishers, llnpi ojH-r B .ton'd flan unable*, im proper jMiwei fiH»l guards and im- juo|iei storage of hand tools ¡ On Thursday. April 21, the multi- talented Dorothy Ikn ker and her at - companist w ill entertain members with a lively program of accordian and piano music A garage sale tour is planned for Friday. April 22 Th«- people in the West I arm and l-«ke Oswego com munities generally pi« k this time of year to do their spring cleaning, so we are going garage sale hopping F inal stop w ill be the annual l-ikeridge High School rummage sal«- known as the granddaddy of them a ll' The van leaves at 12:30 p m ami returns at 5 p.m Th«- monthly birthday party w ill be held at noon on April 26 Help fete members and guests of the center celebrating birthdays this month The Sandy Silvertones w ill play a n u m b e r of old fa v o rite s fo r everyone's enjoyment A lum ni to u rn am en t W ednesday the selection of the 1!«HF. scholarshiji recipients On Wednesday, April 27. th«- ninth annual SUHS Alumni basketball tournament gets under way. with 16 teams represent«^ in th«- «-vent The Sandy Union High School Alumni A ssim lation w ill be meeting Thursday. April 21, at Paola's Moun tain View Keslaurant, 27195 S E Kelso Ftd in Boring Agenda for th«- meeting includes PUBLIC NOTICES held ot »tie F ire D istrict oft«« e ot 69634 I H igh w ay 26 R hododendron O re The m e e tin g w ill ta k e place a» 7 00 p m on M ay 4 1988 The purpose of the m e e tin g is to re c e iv e th e bu dg et m essage ond docum ent of the District This is o public m e e tin g w h e re d e lib e ra tio n of the B udget C o m m ittee w ill ta k e p lace Any person m ay appear Ot the m e e tin g and discuss the proposed program s w ith the B udget Committee« M G Fisher B udget O ff h er SPO4B8 1 I 4 21 88 A N N O U N C E M E N T OF C A ll FOR BIOS S ealed Bid» tor »he R em o d elin g of San dy Union H igh School G y m n o n u m w ill be received by Sandy U nion High School D istrict N u m b e r 2 o» the D«»»nc» OM ice 17100 N Bluff Rood Sandy O reg o n until 4 00 p m M o y 6 >988 Scope of W ork ca lle d for in th»» b.d »hall includ e but is not lim ite d to oil nece»»ary craft» including site work con C rete m aso n ry c o rp e n try ro o tin g h o llow m e ta l work, m echom col and elec trito l necessary tor the construction ot an in te rm e d ia te tlo o r e it e r io r steel stoir ond e n clo su re ot tw o classroom s and oc cess corridor B idding D ocum ents m ay be ob to m ed a» the D istrict O ttic e 17100 N Blutt Road Sondy O re g o n or the o ttic e ot the Ar chitect 1122 N t 122nd A ven u e Suite B ill P o rtlo n d O re g o n A deposit ot $25 00 w ill b e re q u ire d tor each set ot pions re c e iv e d D ep osit w ill be re tu n d e d pro vid ed pions a r e re tu rn e d m good con d ition w ith in tiv e days ot th e bid d ate Bidders m ust ce rtify »hot provisions ot ORS 279 350 r e la tin g to p re v a ilin g rotes ot w ag es w ill b e co m p le te d w ith B idding D ocum ents a re tor the prim ary purpose ot o b ta in in g Bids on the W ork ond shall nv > be used tor ony other pur pose Bids w ill b e o p en ed at the District O ttic e C o n fe re n c e Room ond publicly re a d a lo u d Sondy U nio n High School district may re|e ct ony bid not in co m p lian ce w ith all prescribed public b iddin g procedures and re q u ire m e n ts and m ay re ie c t tor good cause any an d all bids upon a fin din g of th e D istrict »hot it is m th e public in terest to do so Kent H eato n S u p erin te n d e n t SRO488 13 4 21 4 28 NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING A public m e e tin a of th e Budget Com m ifte e of th e H o o dland F ire District No 74 to discuss th e b u d g et tor th e fiscal year July » 19BB »o June 30 1989 w ill be LEGAL NOTICE The B Ä R C om m unity W a te r System ot B rightw oo d w o uld lik e to notify its custom ers that A The system has co ntinued to e« c e e d m axim u m m icrobiolog ical co n ta m in an t levels d u rin g the m onths of August Septem ber ond N ovem b er 198 7 8 The w a te r systom has fa ile d to com ply w ith an O rd er issued by the Ad m m istrator of th e H e a lth D ivision C The w a te r system fo ile d to a n alyze w a te r fo r in o rg a n ic c h e m ic o l con tam m ants once every th re e 3 years The B Ä R C om m u nity W a te r System has consulted an en g in eer K ent W Co» and Associates concerning th e prob lem SPO488 12 4 21 88 NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING A M e e tin g of the Sandy t ir e Distr t No 72 w ill he hei 1 at 7 30 p m >n M oy 3 1988 at the Sandy Fire H all 17460 Bruns A ve Sandy O re g o n for th e purposes of considering a Budget tar th«« District lor 1988 89 fiscal year This is a public m eetin g w h e re d e lib e ra tio n s ot the Budget C o m m itte e ta k e p lace Any pei son m ay ap pear and discuss the Budget A copy of the Budget w ill be a v o ilo b le at the O ttic e ot the Fire C hief G a ry C onnelly B udget Oftic er SP0488 10 4 21 88 668 8058 SUHS junior Bill Wardy is jir«-p of the week A tenor saxophone player, he finished second in the district solo contest recently and w ill represent Sandy at the state competition this weekend Congratulations, B ill' J Home Security Systems,$l^Andup. 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