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14 - S A N D Y <0r«.> POST Thur»., Jan. 13. 1U72 ISw. 1) Last Three Days! H oodland I W in V a lu a b le Prizes Guess how many Christmas tree lights will remain lighted when it la taken down January 15. Contest ends at J P M. Saturday January 15. E n try blanks at any store. Shopping Center See page 15 for prize list Ski bus system possible answer to traffic problems As in past years the traffic problem on Highway 26 during the skiing season is terrible in the Sandy-Hoodland area. Especially each weekend. The traffic problem is not only caused by the large amount of automobiles but also by the road conditions in the ski areas. Last weekend heavy snowfall in the Mt. Hood area caused a huge traffic jam delaying many skiers from returning home for hours, according to the Oregon State Police. In an effort to help the traffic problems in the area, Tim berline ski area operator Dick Kohnstamm is in the process of making use of a shuttle bus system. The shuttle buses will operate between Tim berline Lodge ski area and the Hoodland Park Plaza Shopping Center in Wemme. The shuttle system is scheduled to start this Saturday, Jan. 15. Kohnstamm said that the ski area w ill be furnishing an 80 per cent subsidy to G ray Line busses to operate the shuttle bus system from the shopping center 18 miles down the mountain. Arrangements have been made to use a shopping center’s parking lot for skiers’ Hoodland precinct Hoodland On The G o To enter events on the calen dar, call: Joyce Bowman, <22-4422, or J ill Beach. <22- Weaving, chair caning and 3301. “ Back to Nature Cooking” are TH UR SDAY. Jan. 13 among the new classes being B row nies: 2:30-3:30 p .m .— offered by the Portland YW CA Welches School. program centers during winter Jr. G irl Scouts: 3:30-5 p.m .— term . Welches School. Downtown classes begin Jan. C a m p fire G ir ls : 3:30-4:30 10 and areas programs w ill p.m .—Welches School. start the week of Jan. 17. SATUR DAY, Jan. IS Physical education depart C .C .D . Class: 9:30 a .m .— ment w inter term w ill begin Sandy, for grade school Jan. 31. students. "W e have som ething for Catholic Ser: 6 p.m. St. John’s every one” , said M rs. Linda Catholic Church. B e rla n d , Y W C A p ro gram SUN D A Y, Jan. 1< corrolator, “ from tiny tots to Catholic Serv: 8 a.m .—St. John senior citizens. We are par Catholic Church tic u la r ly proud of our in Chapel of the Hills: 9:45 a.m .— structors, each of whom is an B ib le school; 11 a .m .— expert in his or her chosen W orsh ip ; 7 p .m .— E ve . field.” worship. The lim ited enrollment in Episcopal Serv:— 12 p.m .—St. s s iv s iiv s v v s v i Johns Catholic Church. Hoodland Chapel: 11 a.m .— Service—Wemme cars. The round trip bus fare is ll.bu, with 81 of this credited against a lift ticket purchase at the lodge. Acceptance of the system w ill mean more skiing miles, less cars to be dug out of drifting snow at the end of the day and less-harrowing driving in the snow country. “ I t ’s a pioneer effort” , said Kohn stamm. “ I t ’s cheaper to subsidize the busses than to build another parking lot up here. And this solution is certainly better for the environment. Busses start running this weekend (Jan. 15), leaving the Welches shopping center at 7:15 a.m . and 7:45 a.m . Another bus originates at the nearby Bowman's Golf Club at 8 a.m ., stopping at the shopping center. Return trips leave the lodge at 5 p.m. The Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce has also expressed interest in sponsoring a ski bus from the Sandy area to also help solve some of the traffic problems. The Chamber indicated recently that if enough persons indicated they would make use of such a shuttle bus from the Sandy area the Chamber would sponsor it. M O N D A Y. Jan. 17 C .C .D . Class: 7:30 p .m .— Sandy—fo r high school students. Cub Scout Pack Meet: 7:30 p.m .—Welches School. Duplicate Bridge: 7:30 p.m .— Bowman’s Golf Club. W om en k ille d in accident I changes place There w ill be one change in the polling places for the cigarette tax election on Jan. 18. Precinct 381 in the Hoodland area w ill be held at the Hoodland Volunteer F ire Dept. rather than the Hoodland Women’s Club building. In announcing the change, George D . Poppen, county clerk, said that all other polling places in the Sandy-Hoodland area will be at their usual places. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday for the election throughout the state. Goodwill truck stops A pregnant mother was killed in a tra ffic accident near Estacada on Highway 211 this weekend. Dead is Mrs. Kubitz, 29, Molalla. M rs. Kubitz was killed when a car driven by her husband, Kenneth Gene Kubitz, 34, collided with another north of Highway 211 about seven miles south of Estacada. M rs Kubitz was about eight months pregnant and efforts failed to save the unborn child at a Gresham hospital. Sheriffs deputies said the operator of the other car was Johnny Lee H allm ark, 33, a soldier stationed at F t. Lewis, Wash. He was not hurt. Three passenbers in the Kubitz car suffered injuries. They were Debbie Lynn Mead, 11; K im berly M a rie Palm er, 7, and Dana Michele Kubitz, 2, all of M olalla. Their injuries were not believed serious. T U E S D A Y , Jan. 18 H oodland W o m en ’s Club: (Board) 8 p.m . Hoodland P ark Building. F ire fig h te rs V o l: 7:30-10:30 p.m .—F ire H all. W E D N E S D A Y . Jan. 19 Senior G irl Scouts: 4:15-5:30 p .m .—Aeppli’s. Chapel of the Hills: 7:30 p.m .— Bible Study. H Y P O —7:30-9:30 p .m .— Dunham Home. TH U R S D A Y , Jan. 20 C h am b e r of C o m m erce: Dinner at Zig Zag Inn—7:30 p.m .; with election of new off~»rs. Wedding rings valued at 8350 were reported stolen Jan. 4 U.S. Senator M ark Hatfield, from the apartment of Barbara R-Oregon, w ill speak at M t. M allory, 180 SE 188th, ac- Hood C o m m un ity College cording to sheriffs reports. Monday Jan^24, at 10:30 a m . He w ill talk on changes in Congressional procedures.” The event is being sponsored be the East Multnomah County c h ap ter o f the League of Women Voters. The public is invited. O verpopulation r r Tom M an au g h, P h .D ., Portland educator, w ill speak overpopulation and ecology a t P o w e ll V a lle y P a re n t Teacher’s Club at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 13 at the school. Something New from the Specializing In wyvmg ana oum ng • Comptott M m styling and • Wlsaandl intvisB • Manloui— • M ska-up-VMww WooU- During Jan. & Feb. we w ill be Closed on Mondays Open evenings Call 622-3404 Alary Jo Shop DROP IN THE COFFEE POT’S ONI SM Green Stamps CLOSED M O N D A Y S Tues-Set. 10 e.m .-5:30 p.m. Sunday 12-5 p.m. Let us give you a hand in having a Chamber of Commerce is interested in knowing so they can list the events in the 1972 edition of the calendar of events put out by the State of Oregon. The Chamber w ill make out the list of events and their dates to be sent to th e ' state for listing next Tuesday. H ie Chamber meets every Tuesday for a noon luncheon at T .J .’s restaurant in Sandy. HIPPY HEW YEAR!! If you belong to a club or know of some special event to be listed in the calendar contact the Chamber by next Tuesday. The dues for the Chamber for 1972 are now being collected. The dues schedule is the same as last year’s. All new and old businesses in the area are invited to join if they are not already members. A stereo, television, jew elry and other items valued at 81,554 were reported stolen Jan. 5 from the home of James E. Young, Rt 2, Box 578, Gresham. Sheriff’s reports said the burglars pried a back door j >( Young's Rouse to gain entAy Wn9s 9°ne C n a n lf STOPl (Continued from page 1) Home robbed Bill 6 Kathy’s ♦ Friendly.... That's us at area events, dues Persons interested in working on or participating in the Sandy Centennial and Barlow T ra il Days can contact the Cen tennial Committee by w riting to: P.O. Box 1873, Sandy, Ore The Committee is especially interested in getting old pictures and news items about the early years of the Sandy- Hoodland area. T h e C o m m ittee m eets ev e ry firs t Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. in the Sandy City Hall classes permits close work between the participants and the teachers, Mrs. Berland stated. Two new clubs have been formed by M rs. Grace Kent, YM CA community specialist. Club O regonian L a tin o American is attracting women of Spanish heritage who are interested in developing their skill with the English language and comparing customs in their native countries. H ills d a le T e rra c e Club women are working on the problems of living on a lim ited income. For further information call the YW CA at 223-6281. R e g is tra tio n w ill continue during the month of January. H a tfie ld O *ee«««á«««eeaaeuw eñe*e«aenM ««**e*ree*e*eaa««e*«ae«e**«aee««e***«e***«e*e*********4 The truck from Goodwill Industries will come to the Sandy - Boring - Estacada area on Wednesday, Jan. 19, to pick up donations of furniture, appliances and household goods from those wishing to give these repairable items to Goodwill. Cali Goodwill direct at 234-0321, who w ill see that the truck comes to the door of your home or place of business. Your contributions of repairable items create work and job training for the handicapped at Goodwill. Your shopping the Goodwill stores provides for the wages and operational costs and supports the rehabilitation program. Centennial committee needs help YWCA slates w in te r classes Crime is on the rise in the nation, Clackamas County and the Hoodland area, wa can supply you w ith an alarm system which can help you deter crime from your home or business. Our alarm system is installed w ith no visible wires, no window taping and it’s siren can be heard for well over a mile. Call is M t! I* IfceNStritinJ I A ll this means protection for you against unauthorized entry into your home or business. Hoodland Park Pharmacy For a complete line of pharmacy products stop by Hoodland Park Pharmacy. estinte!’ Oar alana systeais are Double Green set effeetei by penar Stamps derieg •alagas!! Jaaoèry witb noy ■ eleni systea beeght! j g Hoodland Park Storoo and Eloctronics 622*4650 Enjoy a cup of coffee or a bite to eat at their lunch counter or select a gift from their wide assortment of merchandise. The friendly staff at Hoodland Park Pharmacy stands always ready to assist you with any problem which may arise, so, the next time you’re in the Hoodland Park Plaza stop in and say hello. For mors information on the Fun Summit writs the Mt. Hood Rscrsstion Association, P.O. Box 106 Zig Zag, Ore. Or batter yet, eoms up and enjoy yourself on Mt. Hood. Sgantarad by MY. HOOB RECREATIOH ASSOCIATIOH
