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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1971)
T h u n ., February 11, 1971 (Sec. 1) S A N D Y (Ore.) POST - 3 Snow rangers protect mountain Immanuel Lutheran Church Morning Services Sunday School Adult Bible Class A Cordial Welcome Is Extended to All PASTOR F R A N K KO EPK E 441-4232 — Church SANDY CHURCH OF C H R IST East M ain at Hwy. 2 Bible Classes Morning Worship Morning Worship Evening Worship Midweek Bible Study 4 (W ed.) 7 Ladies Bible ClassfThur.) Forest D. Moyer M inister 444-4114 Church 2S4-4424 Home The Chapel of the Hills Between Sandy and Brightwood A Community Church without a membership. You Will Be Welcome) Bible School Morning Worship Evening Service Bible Study (Thurs.) 4:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7-t:lS p.m . 7:30p.m. Thyre E . Strend, Minister 422-3340 ST. JU D ES C O LL E G IA TE CHURCH (An Episcopal Organized Mission) Sunday Fam ily Services 10:30 A .M . P.O. Box 57 321 Scenic Ave. Sandy, Oregon 668-4108 the mountain are Kurt Kessler which the average skier must Bob did state that there are and Lloyd Musser, face when I am out checking for some good points about his job t 1 met Bob at Tirrberline problems on the slopes.” besides work, “you get to meet s Ixxlge and soon learned that Snow rangers are on call 24- a lot of nice people and much of his job is public hours a day with radio phones especially some good-looking [ relations as people are always in their homes. girls.” j inquiring at the forest service “I can recall being called out Bob states that he enjoys his e window which is located on the several times early in the job because the people on the I right of the main lobby as you morning on everything from a mountain are so great to work j come in the door at Timberline car accident to a lost skier or with. “They are their own , Lodge clim ber.” breed,” said Bob. During our interview he had , several people come up asking j about conditions of trails and • other areas under the supervision of the forestry i department in the Mt. Hood j area. "One of our major jobs is keeping a watch on the trails ) through phone contact and through our joint effort with the I ski patrols and lift operators in each area,” said Bob. He explained that the forest service is in control of the recreational areas on the mountain because they are on forest service land. “We check out each area at least once a week and often more than i that,” he said. The snow rangers started this year in October and he expects I that they will be on duty fulltime until late April at which time most of the snow I activity is ending. i “ We are responsible for I everything that happens on this mountain,” said Bob 1 On Saturday when I was with him we were continually on the run helping bring down injured sk iers, checking on the operation of lifts in the area and ! the condition of the slopes. “ We work clo sely with everyon e on the mountain especially the ski patrol and the first aid personnel,” he said Areas involved in the snow rangers co verage include Timberline, Ski Bowl. Snow | Bunny Ixxlge, Trillum Lake snow trails and anything else which has to do with winter sports in the national forest lands. The snow rangers were in volved in the recent rescue of the two Eugene climbers from / the mountain and according to Bob he has spent several hours during each year out hunting for lost climbers and skiers. As far as skiing himself, Bob said he only gets onthem about 15 per cent of the time during a SNOW RANGER, Bob Gustafson, checks the equipment week but in order to be a snow at Summit Ski area during weekly check time. Rangers ranger you have to be able to check equipment used on the government owned ski ski. slopes to insure the safety of persons using the facilities. “Myself I feel I’m not that (Post Photo) good so it gives me the ad vantage of seeing the dangers I I I I j I I J 1 8 I I Community Presbyterian Church 3 9 i St. Michael's Catholic Church r Sheriff's reports said a basement door had been kicked DISCOUNT WALLPAPERS In Stock % PRICE AND LESS Many New Arrivals 106th Just O ff N.E. Halsey 254-0504 Next To North's Chuck Wagon THE SNOW RANGER gets help in putting ski victim into his truck to take him down to the forestry first aid station at Government Camp. Helping injured skiers Is all part of the job for snow rangers in the Mt. Hood area. (Post Photo) * SOMETHING NEW INFORMAL RAP SESSION for <■ W I B'-h H I » II High School and College Age T. J.'sR estaurant 9:00 A .M .Sunday Sponsored by Sandy Assembly of God for Inform ation Cali 668-4941 BOB GUSTAFSON, one of the snow rangers on Mt. Hood, discusses work with Rod Levinson a paid ski patrol for Timberline Lodge. Gustafson works with the ski patrol as part of his job as snow ranger. 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N E U E N F E L D T A camera and household items valued at $330 were taken Jan 24, from the Hubert B Parker residence, 15785 SE Powell, while Hubert, his wife, and his father-in-law were I attending church t Two cagers from the Athletes In Action (AIA) basketball team will speak at Mt. Hood Community C ollege Wed- nesday, concerning the purpose of their team and what it tries to accomplish. Nursery Caro During Worship Si | ii | »* •1 If ìli ’ 115 T ~ J . Hoopsters to speak Sunday School 4:45 a.m Morning Services 11 a m Westminister Fellowship High School Group 7:00p.m Thieves work on Sunday production • technicolor® from warner bros. n tB T R IC T E D Under 17 requires accom panying Parent or Adult Guardian Doors Open 6:45 P.M copyright © 1969 magnum photo», inc. photography by charlat harbutt, burk u/zle and aihott landy 1P.M. Saturday & Sunday. SUNSET THEATER Sunday M e ss4:30e.m .-4p .m St. Johm Catholic Church Wolchos, Orogon Cornar Strausi • Pleesent Sandy, Orogon Father Carl Olmpl 444-4444 F F Sandy Seventh - Day Adventist Church LA w L X E a M EN'S GIFT SET by SHULTON, MAX FACTOR, a 'lf T JADE EAST and HAI KARATE Beautifully G ift Wrapped Sabbath School 4:30 a m Morning Service 11:00 a.m You A rt Welcome Festor r Don't forget ihe man in your life . . . Buy him a by Rogers, Whitman, Saylors, a n d H o e fle r Proctor and U nlvorilty LARRY KURTZ 665-7096 - Homo 668 6144 - Church Valentine^ Boxed Candies WORKING IN THE first aid room at Timberline Ixxlge and at the forestry first aid hut at Government Camp is all part of the work which snow ranger Bob Gustafson must do. A snow ranger only spends a little portion of his time actually on skis. Joyce Oliver is acting as Bob's patient for practice purposes. 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