T h u n , Sept
V is ito r count drops
V is ito r counts ta k e n at the
s ta te 's six b o rd e r in fo rm a tio n
c e n te rs con tin ued to re v e a l a
d rop in th e n u m b e r of vis ito rs
w hen c o m p a re d to last y e a r
A ugust to ta ls fo r 1973 w e re 17 9
p e r cent less than A ugust of
1972, a c c o rd in g to V ic to r B
Fryer,
tra v e l
in fo r m a tio n
d ire c to r fo r the S ta te H ig h w a y
D iv is io n
T h e six ce n te rs o pened this
y e a r on M a y 1, and by the end
of A ugust they h ad s erved
173,116
v is ito r s
D u r in g
A u g u s t, th e y s e r v e d 58,278
v is ito rs T h is w as a sligh t in
\S l M s ‘ Mirharls ham dinner wa* well at-
W ver
P*r,on»
■* , b./aar Kunds from Ihe dinner go in support
L ? .,m ih i- ' » • »
cre a s e o v e r th e m o n th of J u ly
T o u ris t flow seem ed to pick
up a litt le d u rin g A u gu st, '
F r y e r said , "but s till not to the
pace of last y e a r H e said he
felt th e c e n te rs w e re e x tre m e ly
im p o r t a n t
th is
s u m m e r,
p erh a p s m o re so than d u rin g
any o th e r y e a r A ltho ug h th e re
w e re fe w e r to u ris ts c o m in g into
the c e n te rs , those w ho did
re q u ire d m o re tim e fo r e x
p la n a tio n s a n d assis ta n c e Of
m a jo r
c o n c e rn
w e re
th e
q uestions about th e g aso line
s it u a t io n ,
and
a ls o
ap
p rehen sion about v is ito rs being
L O O K IN G F O R A C A R ’
T R Y T H E C L A S S IF IE D S
S te p
S P E C IA L
U p
w e lc o m e in O re g o n S u p e rv iso r
of th e S iskiyou In fo rm a tio n
C e n te r south of A s h la n d on 1-5,
D o ra B o w m a n , s a id . " W e spent
a lot of e x tr a tim e ta lk in g to
people fro m out of s ta te to
re a s s u re th e m th a t they w e re
w e lc o m e , re g a rd le s s o f w h a t
they m a y h av e h e a rd o r re a d
T h e fe a r of g as o lin e s h o rta g e
w as p re tty b ad d u rin g J u ly , but
w a s n o tic e a b ly
less d u rin g
A u g u s t.'' she ad d e d
T h e seasonal counts at a ll of
the ce n te rs a re m u c h less than
those of last y e a r, A s to ria 's is
dow n 15 p er c e n t. O n ta rio dow n
15 7 p e r cent, P o rtla n d d ow n
24 5 p e r ce n t, K la m a th dow n
32 3 p e r cent, a n d S iskiyou
dow n
2 .5
per
c e n t.
The
B ro o kin g s c e n te r is new this
y e a r so c o m p a ris o n s cann ot be
m a d e , but it h as s e rv e d n e a rly
20,000 thus f a r In a d d itio n , out
of s ta te v is ito rs to the C a p ito l
b u ild in g in S a le m w e re down
13 5 p e r cent fo r A u gu st c o m
p a re d to last A u g u s t, but p ic k e d
up 28 p e r c e n t o v e r la s t m o n th
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COTTONS
wash & wear
cottons in checks,
stripes, patterns,
prints & kiddie
prints. Just in
time to start
your Christmas
sewing 1 to 8 yd. lengths
45” wide.
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10c card!
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9 3 0 to 6 0 0 M o n d a y th ru S atu rd ay
HAROLD MOORE, left, is the new owner of Sandy's
Sunset Theater. Moore is shown here taking the keys to
the business from (¿ary Sandblast who ran the theater the
past three years. Moore is retired from the railroad
business and is a Portland resident. He has made some
improvements to the theater and will open this weekend.
(Post Photol
W a n t to sell y o u r house’
T r y the C la s s ifie d s
-dav here
jf ¿rowd enjoyed th e
~ and
r
the b a z a a r
c a l < hurch
Loceeds fo r th is d in n e r
fards
the
c h u rc h s
■ find
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L durinit the e v e n in g
SHOW CASE
F A B R IC S
sSdbk. Chuck Ground
Steak Beef
H a n e b e rg
lb.
Chuck Roast
Community
School
irw for Sandy W elches
Krell w ill be in the m a il
Jtrouchure- w ill I
| son-tredit courses to be
A n o th e r cou rse set to s ta rt
e a r ly , is " E v e ry th in g a w o m a n
w a n ts to know about fo o tb a ll,
but w e re a fr a id to ask " T h is
i
co-ordinator f o r th e
i at the head o ffices in
a Mrs
E v e ly n A n -
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I-
■ I w h ile
eda T yler heads th e
I school
Community
School
m is run under the
K of Mt Hood C orn-
College see s e p a ra te
t Fort
I
, ssi-s to be
‘ ill be a H u n te r's
| class This class w ill be
by John
M e ts g e r
jMunday Sept 17, at the
hate building at S an dy
I School
Idass will be h e ld fro m 7
l~ in Sept 17 19. 20. 24,
JR FÌRST
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used, ru le s of th e g a m e and
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$1 19
R e d d v R o ceter Supe» Spec.at
lb.
5
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Computer
does tax
assessment
Gai.
T h e ta x assessm ent p ro g ra m
in C la c k a m a s C ounty is to be
p ro g ra m w ill save th e county
as m u c h as $49 000 a n n u a lly
In a jo in t re p o rt p re p a re d by
th e assessor a n d th e d a ta
pro cessing o ffic e , M rs
O rr
in d ic a t e d
a
c o m p u t e r iz e d
assessing p ro g ra m could in
c re a s e th e e ffic ie n c y of fie ld
a p p ra is e rs Also, it m ig h t h elp
a id in b e tte rin g p u b lic re la tio n s
in the assessor's o ffic e
M rs O r r e s tim a te d if h e r
o ffic e a p p ra is e d 20 000 p arc e ls
Langendorf
Rag. 39* Pkg
3/89
3 89
Crystal White
Liquid Detergent
41-ez. Size
r-rt
3 Ajax Detergent
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Orchard
Orange or Grape
Half
Gal.
R e d d y R o o d e» Super S ^ e o a i
S teieteld'i
n *"1*'
49s
Deg or Cat Feed 18 -ez. Tin 1 8 /* 1 ”
H int's
4 /6 5
5-ez. Jars
Snack Pack
t . . 3 / $1 ’ °
Donita Tuna
T h e G o a ts -C Does 4 H d airy
G o a t C lu b has been v e ry busy
th is s u m m e r '
D u rin g th e w eek of A ug 14-
18. m ost of th e c lu b m e m b e rs
w e re at th e C la c k a m a s C ounty
F a i r , enjoy ing it v e ry m u ch A ll
the m e m b e rs
show ed th e ir
a n im a ls a n d scored w e ll But in
s h o w m a n s h ip , th e l‘ *ub
Swiss l i s t l-R ie b
Coffee Creamer
in t e r m e d ia t e
1 1-tz. Size
Rent's
s h o w m a n . G le n n a D ic k m a n got
R e s e rv e C h a m p io n
F o r the
Ju n io n s h o w m a n L y n n D e w a rd
re c e iv e d th e a w a r d Also the
c lu b got th e tro p h y for H e rd
Tomatoes
14%-ez. Ths
TIM’S 12-MILE
89
4 /» 1
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Wiehbeee Iteliee
l-o z . Size 3 9
Salad Dre$$ing
saw
Red Kidney Beane u-...n.4/8 9 c
I
Contadina
5 & »1”
a n n u a l to ta l to a ro u n d $5,000.
(h e
■
k.- •-
Fruit Drinks
COOKIES
Mrs. Tucker’s
of la n d a n n u a lly , th e county
w o u ld
spend
$ 5 4 .0 0 0
to
m a n u a lly c o m p u te a p p ra is a ls
T h is new s y s te m w ou ld cut the
best
For
I
MJB Coffee_____ 3% $2 79 Coronet TowelS ‘ - 3 / $l°°
Pork & B e a n s i . 3 / 8 9 c B is cu its.? ^ ^ ? ^ ^ «^
«X Tomato
Shortening
Sauce 8-oz. Tin
tu rn e d o v e r to a c o m p u te r
The
C la c k a m a s
C o u n ty
C o m m is s io n e r s
la s t
w eek
fo re s ta ll th e h ir in g of any new
o ffic e person nel and it would
I
Morton’s
14-oz.
59c
/ s1 0 0
I
4M
Purex Bleach
w in a t f a ir
P
lb .
Frozen Cream Pies
the sport
Pbaaaaat
— s tan din g
3 4 lb
Canned Vegetables
typ e s of p la y s T h is is a chan ce
fo r a re a lad ies to fin d out about
b!e and from
’-eand H ealth w ith
® "9 Scriptures
people tell o f
,'9s!hey ve h ad
, 89’ jjji™
Sliced Bacon
Dill Pickles
7*
lb.
Rib Pork Chops EwER ,.*1”
Tenderloin Pork Chops ¿149
cou rse w ill be ta u g h t by the
S an dy
H ig h School fo o tb a ll
s ta ff a n d w ill begin on Sept 18
at 7 p m
T h e class w ill stress in
G o a t-C -D o e s
« s o f ^ e day Y o u
9 hym ns.
Pheasant
Cross-Rib Roast ••«EEE» »*139
she e s tim a te d
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Choice
M re readings fro m
' Baker Eddy o n
M-D
-
7-Bone Chuck Roast .„ 98€ » d cut
Boneless Chuck Roast ? V , |>ork Ch° P8.
USDA
$1 1 «
Round Bone Roast
a p p ro v e d p u rch a s e of a $28.000
c o m p u te riz e d ta x assessm ent
p ro g ra m
C o u n ty a s s e s s o r
J u a n i t a O r r e s t im a t e d th e
il
it M i
Toilet Tissue
Ave
isses to b e g in y e a r
26 and 27 S tudents m u st be
b etw e e n the ages o f 12 ( b efo re
O c t I ) and 18
98
U.S.D.A.
Choice
Beef
W in n e rs of th e rh ododendron
p la n t s
g iv e n
aw ay
w e re
L o r r a in e L e v a n , L u H e n ry ,
J im W o lf, C a ro l H o lt, R ic h a rd
nter s a fe ty , s p o rt
w h ic h
6 6 5 -4 3 3 5
S u p er S p ecial
Fresh
Daily
a n d Jan R u tle d g e
immunity schools se t
I this fa ll term
7 5 N .W . F irs t
'N e x t door to Gresham Health Spa across from Glass Butterfly)
Reddy Rootle»
The
w in n e r s
w e re
Tom
P o p e lk a .
Ted
D upee,
Josephene
B ro w n , G e o rg e
G ra s s ). R ic h a rd W e c k e r, M r
L e n tic h its k i. B e rn a rd H e n ry
W c c k e r, a n d E d n a
Closed Sunday
Pay Utility Bills Here — Morthwest Gas — PGE —General Telephone — Rockwood Water
atten d St.
lieh a el's d in n e r
persons attended the
■ , y f u r l' ham d in n e r
4S ?
Shop In
Air Conditioned
Contort
ö o r o th i,
IO
L,
1 3 . 1 9 7 3 (Sec I I S A N D Y (O re I P O S T - 9
LBS.
Y e llo w O nions _LB. 10*
O ra n g e s _~
6 i.$ *1°°
C a b b a g e _______ ..10
Jonathan Apples 5
II
lbs $ 1
I
Radishes & GreenOnions
Locally Grown
Fresh, Crisp
& Tasty
7 7 . î ’. r i . r C ' l " Vi: Ï Î T n ri
bu.
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WE GIVE SSH GREEN STAMPS',
THE COUNTRY STORE
s m a n s h ip
„
O n ly tw o of th e m e m b e rs
w e re a b le to p a r tic ip a te in the
S ta te F a i r b ecau se of the ages
T h ie e tw o w e re G le n n a D ick
m a n a n d T on y l> e w a rd They
both d id q u ite w e ll. T h r e e
. . . Frozen Food Lockers
m e m b e rs of th e c lu b w e re on
th e S la te F a i r ju d g in g te a m
Feed Store
Cate, Open 6 A M.
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