Thur«., Au«. 2«, 1M 9 (Sec. 1) THK SAN DY (O r*.) POST
Developm ent Co.
Nam es A rizo n ia n
John 0 . Noffz, Arizona
c o n s tr u c tio n
in d u s t r y
executive, has been named vice
president and general manager
of Brown Development Co. o f
Portland.
An autonomous division of
Trans-Pacific Developments,
Exhanst
System
Service
Drive Shatt
Alteration
M ufflers M ade.
To O rder
General Shop
Cutting < Welding
Tubing Stock 1'/«" to 6"
DA mile« eatt o f Sandy,
2 block« to rear of
House of Wong *
FOSTER LONGSTREET
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Eivers A p p o in ted
Ltd., San Francisco, Brown
D evelopm ent specializes in
c r e a tin g
r e c r e a tio n a l
communities in Oregon. Its
cu rren t p r o je c ts include
Timberline Rim, on Mt. Hood
at Brightwood, Fish hawk Lake
E sta te s in C la tso p and
Columbia, and Whiskey Creek
Ranch in Tillamook counties.
Noffz was vice president
and treasurer o f Hallcraft
Homes. Inc., of Phoenix before
h is new appointm ent in
Portland. He entered the
construction industry in 1956
with Skaggs-Bilt Homes o f
Phoenix, joining Hallcraft in
1962.
Noffz is a certified public-
accountant, graduating with
distinction in accounting from
Arizona State University in
1951. He is a native o f
Evanston, 111.
Noffz, his wife and three
sons intend to make Portland
their permanent home.
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FILLER PAPER
500 Count
Keg. $ 1 .4 9
300 Count
100 Count
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Reg. 50c
NOW
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89c
39c
Typewriter
Paper
RECREATION REPORT
PADS
NOW
Peechees
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MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST
Clackamas Ranger District
Road Conditions:
The Skyline Road S-42
from the juhetion o f the
Lemiti Creek Road S-806 to
the Olallie Lake Scenic Area
and Breitenbush Saddle is
rough, narrow, and dusty.
Visitors should drive with
care!!
The Wall Creek Road S-752
is closed to travel because o f
logging operations.
Roads to Timothy Lake
have been treated with oil. This
treatment is used to control
the dust on the road surface,
Drive with caution!!!
Roads to High Rock and the
! Huckleberry Fields are rough,
narrow, and dusty. Drive with
care!!
12” Solid Heavy Duly Rulers
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Reg. 19*
W ith holes to fit
2 or 3 ring binder
WHILE THEY
LAST
14
Sterling
Pencil Case
Com plete w ith ruler, pencils,
lOO-COUNT
Beck to
School
Special
HUCKLEBERRIES ARE RIPE in the High Rock and Indian Ridge country of the
Clackamas Ranger District. Map shows route to the areas from the Ripplebrook Ranger
Station. High Rock is 1672 miles from the station. A light crop is reported this year but
harvest should continue until the middle of September.
D olom ite
ALSO AVAILABLE
49
Steno Pads
Reg.
39c
NOW
35
Systems Installed
S e n a to r George Eivers, o f ideas and cooperation o f
R -C la c k a m a s , has b een energies in resolving common
appointed to a 3-man Senate problems.
WALL FURNACES
d e le g a tio n to attend the
CENTRAL HEATING
N a tio n a l
L e g is la tiv e
SPACE HEATERS
Conference in St. Louis, Mo.,
Aug. 26 29.
R O O M H EA TH S
Eivers* appointment was
W e Do Complete
announced Friday by Senate
Installations
President E.D. “ Debbs” Potts.
Others in the delegation
Duct W ork and
include Senate President Potts
Sheet M etal
and Senator Ken Jemstedt.
FREE ESTIMATES
T he three-day meeting
which will attract legislators,
legislative leaders and key state
102 Main, Sandy, Ore.
66« 6717
officials from all 50 states will
tackle major areas o f concern
co n fro n tin g public leaders
t h r o u g h o u t th e n a tio n .
Problem areas to be discussed
include: natural resources and
environmental quality control;
The appointment o f Gerald
the state’s role in collective
M.
Bitz to the position of
b a r g a in in g
of
p u b lic
c
o
n
t r o l l e r fo r C a sca d e
employees; insurance problems
h a s b een
facing the states; fiscal and C o r p o r a t i o n
announced
by
Richard
C. Hire,
b u d g et responsibility and
Cascade’s
vice
president
of
performance auditing.
According to Eivers the finance.
Bitz joined Cascade two
purpose o f the conference is to
years
ago as internal auditor.
improve the effectiveness of
le g is la tu r e s
a n d s ta te Previous to that he was with
— S O M E MEW I
W a t e r h o u s e and
A R E S O C O N C E IT E D O W l
governments in the federal P r i c e
Company, Northwest Foundry
T H E IR B IR T H D A Y S T H E Y
and Furnace Company as
S E N D A T E L E G R A M OF=
C O W G R A T U L A T IO M S T O
assistant to the controller, and
THEIR MOTHERS —
served as 1st Lieutenant in the
Air
Force.
WELCHES GRADE
SAH Green Stamp*
He earned his B.B.A. degree
Clackama« County
SCHOOL
r I Bank Money Order«
at the University of Portland
SEPT. 2-5
and is a member of the North
Poy Station fot • ‘
TUESDAY
Clackam as County Human
p.G.e.
Sloppy Joes
W att Coost Téléphoné
Relations Council and the
Northwest N atu rai Gas
Potato Salad
American Institute o f Certified
Carrot Sticks
Public Accountants.
Watermelon
He and his wife, Carol Ann,
YOUB
Milk
4» STORE
have five children and live in
WEDNESDAY
Milwaukie.
Spanish Rice
Lettuce Wedge
W/Dressing
Peanut butter Honey
Sandwich
Grapes
Milk
THURSDAY
Porcupine Meat Balls
Mashed Potatoes
Seasoned Green Leans
8 a .m . to 5:30 p .m .
Jelly Sandwich
Peaches
M o n . th ru Sat.
Milk
FRIDAY
Tuna Salad
Cheese Sticks
311 E. proctor
Buttered Corn
BOB PALADINI
Fruit Jello
SA N D Y, ORE.
Cinnamon Roll
Milk
Mattson’s Appliance
S u g a r L im e
13s0
Complete Heatiag
Cascade Corp.
Promotes Bitz
MINERALIZED
In 1V4 Ton Per
Acre Applications
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PENCILS
3JO
eraser and sharpener
Reg.’ 59*
12 only
No. 2's
W e also have a w ide selection of Binders from $1.09,
Grayolas, Paste, Scissors, Typing Paper, and numerous
other items . . . too many to list here . . .
A note to hikers and riders,
all trails on the district are in
good shape, but dusty.
Campgrounds on the district
are open. Visitors wanting to
camp on the district on the
weekend should arrive early for
most campgrounds are full by
Saturday afternoon.
A n g lerin g s u c c e s s has
im p ro v ed throughout the
district. Fishermen at Olallie
Lake have taken Rainbow
Trout up to 14 inches in length
o n flies. Anglers on the
Clackamas River at Riverside
and Two Rivers Campgrounds
have caught fish ranging in
length from 10 to 12 inches on
large salmon eggs.
Abandoned camp fires have
continued to be a problem on
the district. With the high fire
danger, these unattended camp
fires could result in thousands
o f dollars damage to forest
lands. Remember, Only You
Can Prevent Forest Fires.
An important reminder to
visitors, most o f the district
roads are narrow and dusty and
should be driven with care.
D r iv e
d e fe n s iv e ly
by
anticipating what the other
driver is going to do. This may
mean staying well behind the
vehicle in front. The operator
o f that vehicle may not know
the country and may come to
an adrupt stop at any moment.
If this type o f driving had
occurred this weekend, several
accidents could have been
avoided.
All the district trails have
been maintained this season.
From the cards at the register
at the Mt. Jefferson Wilderness
Boundary, over 1,000 visitors
have travelled the Skyline Trail
to Park Ridge. This is about
three times the number of
people that used the trail last
year.
Visitors will find that all the
recreation facilities on the
district are open. Campgrounds
in the Olallie Lake Scenic Area
have been full for the last five
w e e k e n d s . By S a tu rd a y
afternoon, visitors will find it
hard to find a vacant camp
unit. If vou plan a camping trip
to this area, arrive early so that
you can select the spot you
desire.
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STOP IN AND BROWSE
The Sandy Post
Seaman Thomas J. Hodgins,
USN, o f Route 2 , Boring is
se rv in g a b oard the USS
Kawishiwi with the seventh
Fleet in Southeast Asia.
The Kawishiwi is a fleet
oiler and is serving as an
underway replenishment vessel
for the other ships o f the fleet.
The
K a w is h iw i
is
homeported in Pearl Harbor,
«» to
Buccanoer
Brass W ax
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
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