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Thur*., Feb 6, 1969 (Sec 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) POST
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GROCERY
Two local women bowlers
are listed among the 19 prize
winners announced last week
in the Bowl Down Cancer
T o u rn a m e n t
co nd u cted
annually
by
the
Oregon
Division of the American
Cancer Society.
TUESOAY RESULTS
SANDY 39. JESUIT 58
G e o r g e M a c A le v y
Jo Lewis. Sandy placed 10th
and won a Bag Boy golf carl,
while her 29th place effort
netted a bowling ball for Terry
McManus of Kt 1, Sandy.
Mrs. Lewis qualified for the
tournament finals at Beaverton
from
Amato
Lanes.
Mrs.
McManus
qualified
from
SanKoEsta.
Top
prize of a 1969
Volkswagen was won by Janice
Hayes. Ashland.
NEED OFFICE HELP?
LOOK IN CLASSIFIED
We Give
HOODLAND
DIST. CO.
Green
Stamps
S ID E W A L K
C LEARANCE-snow sale varietywas
effected on Main St..Sandy, this week by jeep equipped
with grader blade...work was done courtesy of R.S.
(g) UNION HEATING OILS
Smith Garage. (Post photo)
San Francisco’s median age
is eight years above the
national median of 29. The
city also contains 35% more
unmarried persons than the
nation as a whole.
SERVING
HOOD-LAND AND SANDY AREAS
6 2 2-3184 or 665-2188
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
F o r Y o u r C o rd In T h is D IR E C TO R Y -
Phono 6 6 8 -4 4 4 8
NURSING HOMES
CHA/N SAWS
loving Care for the Aged & Convalescent
H O M E L IT E
ORCHARD CREST
NURSING HOME
Sales and Service
Sandy Lawn & Garden
668-6235
110 E. Proctor
One Mile South of Sandy
on Bonstedt Road
668-6336
CONCRETE READY M IX
OPTOMETRIST
MT. HOOD REDI-MIX
Ready M ix Concrete • Crushed
Rock - Sand and Gravel
Phone 668-6515
Plant Located at Firwood Junction
CONSTRUCTION
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
OPTOMETRIST
Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Daily
Closed Thursday and Sunday
Mt. Hood Dental Bldg.
668-4313
415 E. Pleasant Ave.
Sandy
PHYSICIANS
N. B. ERICKSON
Construction end Equipment
Road Building, Rocking, and Excavating
Rental Available
668-4315
Firwood Rd., Sandy
24-Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and
bed patients. Physicians on call.
FURNACE REPAIR
ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Daily except Wed., Sun.
Sat. 9-1 P.M.
668-4,17
FURNACE REPAIR
W. A. NOEHREN, M.D.
CHUCK MILLER
Service and Parts
Prompt 24 Hour Service
SHORTY'S CORNER
Coll Collect 668-4106 or 668-4595
MEDICAL BLDG., SANDY
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 2 to 5 p.m.
Mornings by Appointment. Closed Set.
668-4,56
Mein St., Sandy
SAND and GRAVEL
TELEVISION
ROCK CREEK SAND
A N D GRAVEL
RANDY'S TV SERVICE
Fast — Efficient Guaranteed Work
Barker Plaza - Sandy
Phone 668-6711
LAW N and GARDEN
Crushed Rock, Fill and Top Soil
658-3138
SPORTING G O O D S
SANDY CYCLE CENTER
Honda and Ski Doo
SANDY LAWN & GARDEN
MOWERS
SALES and SERVICE
We Repcir All Type» of Small Engine»
Free Storage Avoilable with Service
668-6235
110 E. Proctor
NU RSING HOMES
BAUNACH
Home for the Aged
Veterans - Social Security - Welfare
Gracious Living on Limited Income
Fine Food
668-6190
Naw and Usad
Saias
-Service
-Parts
108 W. Proctor
663-3511 Or
668-6318
SURVEYOR
MARX & CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
Registered Land Surveyor. Surveying, Map­
ping, Subdivisions. Office locoted at . . .
225 E. Burnside Ext.
Gresham
APPRAISERS
M c G uire nursing ho m e
APPRAISALS
668-4633
Tax Problems
Buyers or Seller»
Condemnations - Testimony
Home for invalids, convalescent patients
and those needing nursing core
UNIVERSAL REALTY APPRAISAL
Martha C. McGuire, R.N.
Thur.-Fri.-Sat.-Sun.
646-5261
227-3358
P.O Box 3605, Portland, Oregon 97208
Febr. 6 - 7 - • - 9
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WITH THE »W INGIN' CRKW OF
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Doors Open 6:45 Friday -
1:00 F.M. Safurdayand Sunday
NO EVENING SHOW ON SUNDAY
Sandy, Oregon
PHONE 668 -6211
SUNSET THEATRE
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SUNDAY N ITE
2/2
San Ro E sta.......................14 6
Pioneer R.E........................ 13 7
Sandy S h e ll.......................12 8
Richardson ...................... 11 9
Team No. 5 ..................... 7 1 3
Sandy Post ..................... 3 1 7
High individual game and
series - Jo Lewis, 175 and
509, Butch Espersen, 218.
Marc Whedon, 533.
High
team
game
and
series---- Pioneer Real Estate
andTeam No. 5 725; Team No.
5 2127.
SANDY M IX E D DOUBLES
2/3
Pioneer R .E...................... 62 22
San Ro E sta............. . .47 37
Heidi’s ..............................41 39
McKinnon Ent...........4 0 ,/it431/i
Sandy Cycle C........... 38*/2 45V4
Paul’s W eld ing ......... 36*r4 47l/4
Brooks C a fe .....................36 48
J. J. W a lk e r................ 341/249l6
High individual game and
series - Terri McManus, 182
and Virgil Cool, 211. Irene
Blount, 491 and Dave Blount,
541.
High
team
series
and
game-SanRoEsta Lanes. 2247
and 785.
E A R L Y BIRDS
2/4
Gene’s M a r k e t..................58 18
Swail’s Plumb.................... 46 30
Sandy L.&H.
42V4 33W
San Ro Esta Snack . . . .36 40
Cedar P la z a ...................... 35 37
Lewis Hdw......................... 29 47
Mt. Hood S.C.................... 28 48
Zig Zag I n n ..............25'A 46'/i
High individual game and
series— Caroline Duff, 192
and Barb Johnson, 501.
High
team
game— Mt.
Hood Shopping Center, 691.
High team series— Gene’s
Market, 1885.
RIVERS OF HOOD
practically all of Lost creek
THE SANDY
and this portion of the river
Mt.
Hood,
with
its above the confluence with Lost
associated glaciers and snow creek was locked up in the Bull
fields, provides the major Run Reserve as a protection to
primary sources o f three river the City of Portland’s water
systems.
The
first,
most system. This portion of the
extensive, and longest o f these reserve has now been opened
is the Sandy River system, up from the Lola Pass road
which drains the west and eastward. A couple of Forest
south slopes of the mountain Camps
have
also
been
as well as the surrounding constructed on these upper
mountains and ridges in these forks of the Sandy.
directions.
Just below the village of
The main stem o f the Sandy ZigZag, location of the ZigZag
originates in two branches, the Ranger Station which serves
Muddy fork and the Clear fork. this district of the Mt. Hood
The Muddy fork is the drainage National Forest, the ZigZag
of the Dandy Glacier, a large river enters the Sandy. This is
glacier on the west flanks of another
glacier-born
river
the mountain. During winter arising from a glacier of the
months it flows clean and clear same name. The ZigZag itself is
with that icy blue tint in quite a little river system,
periods t of
cold.
During joining together water from a
extensive snowmelt the winter number of sources before
color changes to a smoky green contributing it all to the
color, which is the color of the Sandy.
snowmelt rivers all through this
The main ZigZag is a fairly
Northwest. But, when the short fastfalling little river
weather warms enough to which takes the shortest course
loosen the ice shackles that downhill from the glacier to
bind
the
glacier to
the ZigZag village. In the middle
mountain, the character and portion of its course it lies
color change drastically.
mainly to the north of the old
The great massive bulk o f Mt. Hood highway and is
ice, built up of compacted paralleled on the south of the
snow
from
years
of old highway by the Little
accumulation, starts to move ZigZag which flows into it
imperceptively as a film of about a mile above its junction
melt water percolates beneath with the Sandy.
this ice behemoth. As it moves,
A t the base of Laurel hili,
rock particles, gravel, and huge
the old highway is blocked off.
boulders
frozen
into
the
The Little ZigZag issues forth
glacier, tear more particles of
from a dark forested canyon to
rock and boulders from the
cross under the road at this
underlying
side
of
the
point. Below this bridge, this
mountain itself. Ever grinding,
little stream flows through
ever polishing, this process goes
short timber and alder thickets,
on for about five months of •
part in the sun and part
each
year,
slowly,
but
shaded. It is a very pretty,
inevitable tearing down the
inviting little stream through
mountain and starting its
here with riffles, pools and
progress toward the sea as so
little falls, dappled with the
many grains of sand. This is the
shade o f small alders, sparkling
fate o f ail mountains in the
as its riffles dance in sunlight
eons of time, be they torn
below with an occasional dark
down by glacier, by wind, or
pool where an incidental tall
by water.
evergreen dominates its course.
The more minute bits, or silt
There is a trail up the
as we call it, stays suspended in
the water of the newborn river canyon from the road’s end
issuing forth from beneath the which is a real treat on a hot
day,
and
a
glacier. This gives the stream summer’s
the name o f the Muddy fork, worthwhile trek on a cool one.
as this silt laden water is a Less than a*half mile up this
milky tan color in this as yet trail is a spectacular waterfall
undiluted state. Some of this where this diminutive river
silt staining will persist in the issues forth between great rock
Sandy’s waters all the way to outcroppings from a hanging
valley to plunge into the
the Columbia.
The Clear fork is comprised canyon. The canyon is narrow,
of drainage from the two lakes deep, and fully forested, and
on the northern flanks of with the river and its falls
ZigZag Mountain, Burnt Lake putting cold spray into the air
the
accompanying
and Cast Lake, plus a few other w ith
small runs and rills draining downdraft down the canyon,
entire
trek
is
air
some of the lower timbered the
slopes and snowfields o f lesser conditioned. On a hot summer
day when the temperatures are
mountains o f this basin.
After the confluence of in the nineties, this canyon
these two natal forks, the color remains cool and pleasant.
of the Muddy fork persists, What a perfect place to spend a
because of the burden of sultry afternoon!
Wrestlers Meet
At Corbett High
Corbett will host a Class B,
District 1, sub-district wrestling
meet all day Saturday, Feb. 8.
Schcois participating will be
Corbett,
Maupin,
Culver,
Bishop Dagwell and Colton.
Winners Saturday will go to
the district meet in Maupin
Saturday, Feb 15.
Before the
Sandy ever
reaches the first settlement on
its route, it is joined by two
more clear water creeks. Lost
creek and Clear creek. These
drain either side o f the
southern approachet to Lola
Until
recent
yean,
TOWN & COUNTRY
2/4
Gateway I n n ..............17V4 2*4
Sportsman C lu b ................13 7
Baert’s M e ta l.................... 13 7
Brightwood O i l ................12 8
Meier D a ir y ................ 8'/4 ’ 1 ‘A
Team No. 4 ..................... 7 1 3
Homer’s Market ............ 6 14
Mt. Hood Cleaners......... 3 17
High individual game and
series- Udene Urban, 201 and
588.
High
team
game
and
i series Meier Dairy, 983 and
Gateway Inn. 2841.
4NAPA>
Frs
fan !
|AUTO-TRUCK-FARTS
311 E. Proctor
668-4444
Sandy
Hours; 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Monday thru Saturday
MACHINE SHOP
Gandy
CHOCOLATE BY W HITM AN, SAYLOR,
HOEFLER AND RODGERS
VALENTINE CARDS
Wide Assortment of
Cards for Sweethearts,
Family, Adults, Friends,
Teachers, Pals . . .
Children's Packages
29c - 39c - 49c
VALENTINE PLUSH ANIMALS
Dogs, Cats, Lambs and Squirrels
$ 1 .2 9 to $ 4 .9 8
Pay Station tor P.G.E., Watt Coast Talaphona,
Northwest Natural Gas
J
S4H Graan Stamps — Clackamas Co. Bank Money Orders
ÏA N D Y D R U C
eroded mountain it is carrying
This canyon will give you a
in its silt-laden waters. In spots, botanical dividend during July
where the river broadens out, and August. One o f the
great deposits o f this sand are symbiotic
Orchids o f the
dropped by the slowing water Coralroot genus thrives all
to form beaches and bars.
These are everchanging features
of the river’s face.
A spate o f high water from
late spring rains quickly turns
these streams
into raging
torrents. Sand boils up in great
brown stains on the water as it
is again picked up, carried
awhile and then again dropped
as the flow lessens or eddys at
a n o th e r
p o in t
further
downstream. How many times
a grain of sand is picked,
carried a ways, dropped; and
then picked up again to repeat
the process, before it reaches
the sand delta at the river’s
confluence with the Columbia
is anyone’s guess.
One also wonders how long
it takes a grain to make the trip
from glacier to delta. One
month? One year*/ How many
yean? Some, I am sure, during
heavy sustained runoff in June,
make it in one trip o f four or
five days. Some deposits in the
larger holes with extensive
beaches become permanent
and never finish the journey.
Forest Service leased tracts
string out along the Sandy, the
ZigZag and along Still creek in
particular, (to be continued
next week).
along the moist north side of
the canyon. This is a red plant
with
no chlorophyll
and
consists mainly of a flowering
spike of 12 to 18 inches with a
raceme of tiny but perfectly
formed,
brick-red
vehined
orchids with small cream
blotches on lobe and lip.
Many forest camps can be
found located along these two
ZigZags in their lower courses,
as well as along Still Creek and
Camp Creek, two large streams
which also add their flow to
this system in its lower reaches.
Many summer homes can be
found along all these streams.
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your
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store
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