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Newspaper Page Text* H 1* - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., Nov. 29. 1973 (Sec. 1) Varied medical courses offered Lady Pilots set se ssio n accuracy and attention to class Clinical experience at a Portland hospital is also details. The one term program is provided. offered at MHCC fall, winter Nursing programs at MHCC, and spring terms The course as well as all Allied Health includes medical terminology programs, are open to both and a ward secretary skills men and women. The Ward Secretary Program at Mt. Hood Com munity College is one of several one term allied health programs offered D esigned to equip the graduate with the knowledge of sk ills needed to work in hospitals, a ward secretary is at the center of unit activities, spending much tim e with written and verbal com m unications with doctors, patients, staff and visitors. Transcribing doctor’s orders is one dutv which requires Lady Pilots, auxiliary to the Portland Power Squadron, will meet Weckiesday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 p m at Hayden Island Yacht Club for their Christmas meeting and party Mrs Milton Merrin will preside The De-Notes are the special entertainment. Hoodland Hoppers 11-14-73 Tried our Service? Call the Best HIGH WATER from heavy rains stood on many East County streets last week. This All Types of TV and Electronic Service for East County residents Nearly every Pacific North west ski area reported record patronage over the long Thanksgiving weekend with the slopes covered with more snow than at any time during the R C A Sales 665 7212 761 8442 15801 S.E. Division Public Auction Sporting Goods Store Liquidation Saturday December 1 1 9 8 8 0 Highway 2 1 2 , D am ascus, O re. D a m a scu s Square DAMASCUS S PO RTS C ENTER D eck Shoes F ishing E q u ip . S leep in g Bags Lanterns Rods R eels Tackle Boxes L ures ( am p S to v es M ess k it s A d d in g M achine Propane Heaters Foul W eath er G ear P aek s Ire Chests G olf Balls - Carts - E quip. Calculator Check W riter ('h a ir s D esk Cash R egister 2 Aqua Pods k ey M akingM aeh K lickitat Canoe 16* R ubber Rafts S h e lv in g 10 Speed Bike 3 T rikes B alls B asketballs Footballs B aseballs Guns Remington Springfield W inchester Huger ’ Savage - Stevens Ithaca Air R ifles Daisy Benjamin Sheridan Scopes Weaver Leopold Redfield D isplay Case C hristm as T oys A sst’d M ounted Birds & A nim als (Taxiderm y) Ammo Cun Slings H olsters Terms of Sale CASH Starts 10 a.m. R e-load ing E q u ip m en t B row ning Insulated Boots - All S iz e s Thousands m ore Sporting Goods item s too num erous to list Willie Griffin, Rick Lang Auctioneers TOP DOLLAR AUCTION AGENCY Inc. RT. 1 BOX 276 - B, COLTON, OR. 97017 OfJ Hood Highway Thursday. Ski areas draw crowds; work on shortages Eastmont TV L o c a t io n : car takes on appearance of power boat on Orient Drive near intersection with Mt slim snowfalls of last winter. Ski area managers were among the first to find means of cutting power consumption to help get the Pacific North west "over the hump” in the current energy crisis. But the problems change nearly daily. Now, it’s the gasoline situation and the ski area people are working just as hard to solve this one. The ski area operators are assisting to organize car pools, setting up ride-sharing stations and working out bus transportation in addition to reducing their own use of gasoline and oil. TIMBERLINE LODGE Timberline Lodge is now an official U S. Historic Site, according to a recent decision of the U S. Department of In terior The action means that go to church and still get a full day's skiing", said area manager Jack Baldwin. Snow tractor charters are available to Tilly Jane camp at the timberline level. MULTORPOR - SKI BOWL “More snow than ever before at this time of the year and the best pre-December business on record ”, is how Multorpor Ski Bowl President Carl Reynolds describes the action so far this season at the Mt. Hood resort. “By closing Mondays and not opening until noon on Tuesdays, we’re saving elec tricity to make the rest of the operation possible this season”, Reynolds added. More than six feet of snow is on the ground at the base of the area, more than two feet above last winter’s maximum Hunting accidents no accident The Game Com m ission’s nunter education otticer receives a report detailing each hunting firearms accident that occurs in Oregon. Each report is a record of a personal tragedy; a few relate the m istakes which ended in someone's death. It's frustrating for anyone involved in a hunter safety program to receive reports like these because in nearly all cases the accidents could have been prevented if the shooter had observed the most rudimentary precautions. It seems almost as if some hunters purposely tempt fate when they handle a gun At least it’s hard to come up with any other explanation. Take, for example, an ac cident which happened during deer season. In this instance, as in 14 other firearms accidents that were reported last month, the victim shot himself. The hunter, who fortunately sur vived his mistake, was after deer in an orchard area and stopped beneath a pear tree. He attempted to knock a pear off the tree by swinging the butt of his loaded rifle while holding onto the barrel The safety catch was off and the rifle fired when a twig caught the trigger. The victim was shot through the upper body and is lucky to be alive. At least two hunters learned a painful lesson this season in separate incidents and P IO N IE R CAFE a n d TA V E R N N ow O pen U nd er New M anagem ent W e a re in th e process of rem o d elin g to bring th e best in M exican food. W a tc h f o r G ra n d O p e n in g 668-5444 m atching funds will be available to maintain and even replace some of the art work and handicraft of the one-of-a- kind building In a continuing move to im prove public transportation to Timberline to save private gasoline, the lodge’s ski school busses are now open to the general public. COOPERSPUR Cooper Spur's ski school, directed by Ken Raasch with a staff of 20 drew its earliest start, ever, last weekend when the area's T-bar started with 40 inches of snow on the hill, capped by four or five inches of new snow. Saturday hours are from 9 a m. to 9:30 p.m. with Sunday skiing started at 10 a m and continuing until 6 p.m. on a day ticket. “Later Sunday hours give people a chance to W L Brightwood Garage 34 10 25 19 Charlie’s Place 23 Vi 20 Vi Bert’s Bty Salon 23 Vi 20>i Hoodland AG Mkt 23 21 Bowman’s 23 21 ZigZag Inn 21 23 Gios Ford 21 23 Mary Jo Shp 18 Vi 25 Vi Log Lodge 18 26 Hoodland TV 17 Vi 26 Vi Cat’s Meow 16 28 Carlson’s Chev High individual game and series: Ruby Langlois 233, Marge Jarvis 587. High team game and series: Gios Ford 733 and 2,119. 4 Miles east of Sandy received permanent foot in juries in the process, in each case the hunter was standing with companions and was resting a rifle muzzle on top of his foot when the weapon was bumped and went off. One victim lost several toes; the other suffered major bone damage.. C ertainly, common sense should have warned these three hunters they were running a stupid and unnecessary risk. Two fatal accidents this season involved hunters who mistook other hunters for game, a deer in one case and an elk in the other. Since people don’t look at all like deer and even less like elk, these are simple cases of too much haste by hunters not sure of their targets It’s saddening to receive reports like these because every one of these accidents was easily preventable. What can you do to minimize the possibility that you might ever become involved in a shooting accident? First, you can be aware that a large percentage of casualties involve hunters who shoot them selves when f ir e a r m s a c c id e n ta lly discharge. N ext, you can tactfully remind your shooting partners if you see them doing something with a gun which endangers you or themselves, and find other companions if they don’t take the hint. Further, you can think defensively when you handle a gun Just as defensive drivers look for and avoid potential accidents, so can we avoid firearms accidents by thinking about what could happen. Finally, we can handle every firearm as if it might unex pectedly go off, and keep it pointed where no one could be injured if it did. Barlow craft sale scheduled Over 50 different exhibitors from all over the state will be on hand at noon Saturday for the Barlow High School an tique, craft and rummage sale, sponsored by the band. There is a small admission charge. Exhibitors will be catering to people shopping for Christmas Leather goods, candles, decoupage, m acram è, pain tings and plain old junk are among items that will be on sale. The sale will be in the locker well at the school and signs will be erected for people un fam iliar with the campus Proceeds will be used to help finance the band’s Hawaii trip Classified Business, Professional Directory Fo r Y o u r C a rd In Th is D IR E C T O R Y — YARDAGE ELECTRICIAN But. 668 5060 Mobil« 202 4548 T i m b e r l i n e E le c t r ic ELECTRICAL CO NTR A C TO R Residential - Commercial 502 S.W. Main Sandy. Oregon Dick Ratmutten W L 29 15 Sandy Rexall 25 19 Williams Thrftwy 23 21 Cedar Plaza 22 Vi 21 Vi Clckms Cty Bank 22 22 Smith Motors Swails Plumbing 21 Vi 22 Vi McKinnon Entrps 21 23 12 32 Meier Dairy High individual game and series : Dale Nichols 254 and 621 High team game and series: Sandy Rexall 912 and 2,599. Furnace Oil ft Service G raphic arts 665-2188 or Hoodland 622-3184 OPTOMETRIST CONSTRUCTION CAT WORK - ALL TYPES LANDSCAPING R O AD B U IL D IN G ,r-)‘ LAND C LE A R IN G 668-4626 or 6684635 Glen Sheppard A graphic art exhibition and sale will be in the Mt. Hood Community College Library Wednesday, Nov. 28 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ferdinand Roten Galleries, Baltimore, Md , is providing over 1.000 original etchings, lithographs and woodcuts by internationally famous con temporary and old m aster artists. Included in the exhibit will be works by Picasso, Chagall. Miro, D aili, Goya, Renoir, Kollwitz. and several other co n tem p o ra ry A m erican , European and Japanese printmakers. The graphic prints will be for sale. The exhibit ia free DR- ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN O PTO M ETRIST Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily Closed Thursday and Sunday 114 W. Proctor 668-4313 Across from Trail Plaza Sandy PLUMBING MACHINERY BERGH MACHINERY CO. See U» for New Jacuzzi Pumps and Repairs on all Makes of Pumps Loop Hwy. & Boring Road, Gresham Téléphona: 663-4353 KENT W. COX REGISTERED C IV IL ENGINEER Land Surveys, Subdivisions, Engineer ing - Streets, Water, Sewer Rt. 2. Box 1112 Sandy 668-6134 JIM TURIN & SONS PAVING CONTRACTORS Wafa haa Rd. Wamme, Ora. A fter 1 p .m . Salas, Service, Installation 668-4993 Sandy REFRIGERATION Restoring A I n il ailing o f Commercial Equipment a Specially KAY A A N N 'S Commercial Refrigeration G uaranteed T H Ï e H A N N O N ’P R t 3 Box 5 4 2 SA M O * O a lO U N » 7 O 8 S General Freight a s rw ts n ■ lu p p R oao t A H O r A O e it N ’ CRUSHED ROCK Pit run, riprap, fill or drain Delivered or U-Haul from Brightwood 637-3712 or 622-4676 ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Rock, Fill and Top Soil 658 3138 668-4148 [TRUCK LINEI service S A N D and GRAVEL TRUCK LINES NURSING HOMES CONCRETE READY M IX BAUNACH Home for the Aged Veterans BENSHOOF Plumbing & Heating GRAVEL CONTRACTORS Hide-A-Way Crmcs 76 V__ o.„ Arco Station Lewis Hrdwre Swails Sandy Lbr ZigZag Inn Sandy Truck Line High individual game series : Lex Secomb Fern Hunter 549-558. High team game and series: ZigZag Inn 500, Sandy Lumber 1,531 W L Brightwood Garage 35 13 29 19 Charlie’s Place 26‘i 21 Vi Hoodland AG Mkt 26 22 ZigZag Inn Bert’s Bty Salon 25 >4 22 Vi 26 22 Bowman's 23 25 Mary Jo Shop 21 27 Gios Ford 20 *i 27 >i Log Lodge Cat ’s Meow 19*4 28 Vi 19 29 Hoodland TV Carlson's Chev. 19 29 High individual game and series: Kati Woods 220; Arlene Reid 587 High team game and series; Cat's Meow 757, Bert’s Beauty Salon 2,182 homelite C hainsaw s - L a w n & G a rd e n E q u ip m e n t ow ner R t. 2 B o x 1 4 5 3 W .R V o n B ergen S a n d y , O re . 9 7 0 5 5 Moving 11-21-73 Wally's Small Engine Repair S A L E S & S E R V IC E Early Birds 11-26-73 Hoodland Hoppers SANDY FABRIC CENTER Personal Service - Quality Fabrics COMPETITIVE PRICES Mon.-Fri. 9-6 Sat. 9:30-5:30 213 W. Proctor Sandy, Ora. 668-5350 BBB REPAIRS OIL DISTRIBUTING CONSULTING ENGINEER Sandy Men’s 11-15-73 P ho ne 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 Social Security Welfare Gracious Living on Limited Income Fin« Food MT. HOOD READY MIX Ready Mix Concrete - Crushed Rock Sand and Gravel Phone 668-6515 Rant located at Firwood Junction 668 6190 L A N D SURVEYOR McGUIRE NURSING HOME 668 4633 Home for invalida, convalescent patients and those naading nursing cara. Martha C. McGuire, R.N. FURNACES MARX 8t CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Roistered Land Surveyor. Surveying. Mapping, Subdivisions. Office located at . . . 225 E. Burnside Ext. Gresham A U T O PARTS CROWN FURNACE New Furnace Installation Ge* or Oil Repairs & Service Sandy, Oregon 668 5454 A C T IO N Auto t> Truck Farts Co. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 110W. Proctor 6684691 (Next to Sandy Cyclal Mattson s Heating & Appliance SALES - SERVICE A ND IN S T A L L A T IO N WE G U A R A N TEE OUR WO ' Bui 637 3045 FREE ESTIM ATES EAGLE CREEK, OREGON BOOKKEEPING F.C. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Payroll & Tax Report! Financial Statement* Typing end General Office MARIE SEEMATTER - DEE DALE Notary Public LOOKING FOR A CAR? TRY THE CLASSIFIEDS r Sandy. Ore. •- 107 Shelly, Sandy