Thun., No«. 21, 1974 (Sec. 1) SANDY (O r. ) POST - 21
Tri-Met ridership increases
Free auto efficiency tests offered
/
Auto efficiency testa for cars
will be available free Monday,
Nov. 18 through Saturday, Nov.
23, at Mt. Hood Community
College by the Department of
Environmental Quality.
If the weather ia suitable,
vehiclea will be tested in the
parking area adjacent to the
main entrance of the campus.
If inclement weather occurs,
testing units will be set up in the
Automotive Shop stalls. Two
lanes will operate to keep
waiting time to a minimum
Hours are 10 a m. to 6 p m
daily.
DEQ also operates a per
manent vehicle test site at 5734
E. Burnside, open from 10 a m
to 10 p m weekdays, Saturdays
until 8 p.m. and Sundays until 7.
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Wedding stories should be
submitted within one month of
the ceremony.
1
T ri-M e t G eneral M anager
Tom S King reports that
earnings for October, 1974, are
up 15 per cent over October,
1973.
Compared to October, 1970,
the first month Tri-M et took
over operation of both Rose
City Transit and the suburban
Blue
Lines,
aproxim ate
obfc
passenger earnings are up 29 5
per cent.
“O tr five-year goal of in
creasing ridership 100 per cent
by
1979 seems
en tirely
reasonable in the light of this
29 5 per cent increase in the
past five years,” said King.
“First we had to turn around
a 20-year pattern of declining
bus patronage Accomplishing
this, we increased our service
so that it is more and more
convenient and accessible It
seems that our efforts are
beginning to show results ”
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Amateur, a word akin to
amorous, descnbes one playing
for the love of the game rather
than pay.
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
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For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8
YARDAGE
ELECTRICIAN
SANDY FABRIC CENTER
T im b e r lin e E le c tric
SANDY F IR E District No. 72's newest
substation is almost ready for occupation
and operation. The new structure la located
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Residential - Commercial
154 Milas East of
668 5060
Sandy on Hiway 26
in the Roslyn Lake area.
(Poet Photo)
S T . L U K E ’S
d o e s it a g a i n
C o m b in e s its t r a d it i o n a ll y
su cc essfu l
Bake Sale
Christmas Bazaar Items
Crafts Display
with our second annual
ART SHOW
featuring popular local artists with works in every
medium for sale.
DEMONSTRATIONS
in sourdough bakingisourdough starter for sale)
fly tying, Sumi painting, rosette frying ( for main
dishes and desserts)
LUNCH
Choice of chili, sandwiches, salad, desserts.
CHILDREN’S BOOTH
Piggy-bank-priced gifts for children fo give
Saturday, November 23rd
9:30 to 5:30 .
ST.LUKE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
120 S.W. TOWLE AVE.
(just south of Powell)
Building perm its w ere down in
Clackamas County in September, 1974,
compared to Septem ber, 1973, the
University of Oregon Bureau of Business
and Economic Research has reported.
In September, 1974, the total was
83,843,368 compared to 84,140,190 in the
same month the year before.
Building permits from 150 indentical
reporting centers in Oregon totaled
866,016,369 in September, 1974. This was
16.3 per cent higher than the total in
September, 1973.
In September, 1974, 824,419,572 was for
1,063 new dwelling units, 831,546,073 for
new nonresidential construction, and
810,060,724 was for additions, alterations,
and repairs to existing structures.
For the same month last year, the
866,747,489 total was composed of
831,396,789 for 1,880 new dwelling units,
818,353,647 for new nonresidential con
struction, and 86,997,063 for additions,
alterations, and rep airs to existing
structures.
213 W. Proctor
Sandy. Ora.
DIBBLE'S LOCK &
SHARPENING SHOP
F.C. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
Payroll 8i Tax Report*
Financial Statement*
Typing and General Office
| MARIE SEEMATTER - DEE DALE
I
Notary Public
668«
668-4414
107 Shelly. Sandy
668-6517
Rt. 2 Box 1524
Sandy, Ore. 97055 668-4750
OPTOMETRIST
STRUCHON
CAT WORK - ALL TYPES
LANDSCAPING ROAD B U ILD IN G
LAND CLEARING
668 4626 or
Glen Sheppard
Kay* Made-Locks repaired-Sharpening
of laws, knives, mowers & chains
668-4635
DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN
OPTOMETRIST
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 M AC HINERY CO.
BENSHOOF
Plumbing & Heating
See Us fo r New Jacuzzi
Pumps and Repair* on all Makes
Salas, Service, Installation
of Pumps
UGN drive exceeds goal
United Good Neighbors exceeded its 1974
goal with a final total of 87,784,806 as the
campaign ended Thursday.
Campaign Chairman William H. Hunt,
in an emotion-charged farewell, told a
Victory Dinner crowd Thursday night that
the fund drive “has been the greatest
experience in my life.” Hunt retired in
July as chairman of the board
Louisiana Pacific.
"Visiting these agencies that we raise
money for and seeing the good work they
do, seeing a little baby being helped, has
made me work as hard as I ever have in
my life,” said Hunt.
He was aided by over 22,000 volunteers
this year.
According to Mrs. Cheryl Darr, Fairway
Ave., Wemme, a key UGN volunteer,
UGN*s Neighborhood Division, which
reached 97.7 per cent of its goal, raised
8133 in the Sandy-Hoodland area. Last
year the total here was 8237.
Through this one campaign each fall, 89
human service agencies are funded. Last
year they helped over 300,000 people in
Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah and
Clark Counties.
Barlow Trail educators informed G un stolen
Donald W. Martin. 815 SE
on all-year school
223rd Ave., reported Nov. 9 that
The next meeting of the a revolver and g w belt valued
Mrs. Muriel McCoy and Mrs.
Helen Sulzbach were hostesses R etired Educators w ill be at 8112 had been stolen from his
at the McCoy home for the Thursday, Jan. 16, at the home residence.
regular meeting of the Barlow of Dorothy Schrum.
T r a il
U nit
of
R e tire d
Educators, Saturday, Nov. 16.
Mrs. Sutherland, president,
conducted the meeting for the
20 members who attended
Mrs. Elinor H ill of the Gresham
E le m e n ta ry School gave a
report on the year-round
schools.
Bus service from the greater Portland area will include stops in the
Sandy-Boring-Hoodland area on ski runs this year.
Besides ensuring snow enthusiasts a trip to the mountain, the bus
service is provided to alleviate the crush of individual automobiles on ski
areas, help save tax dollars now spent on snowplowing, and to help
preserve re mountain environment as well as gas and oil.
The state spent nearly 860,000 last year plowing roads and parking lots
in ski areas, according to Ron Thompson, recreation assistant with the
ZigZag Ranger D istrict
This year the state will trim its snowplow work around ski resorts. Also,
due to declining revenue and rising costs, the State Highway Department
will not be sanding the road from Highway 26 to Timberline.
Tri-M et run No. 4 to the mountain will drive into Damascus at 7:45
a.m., boom into Boring at 8 a.m., and stop by Sandy at 8 p.m. to deliver
skiers to Ski Bowl by 8:45 a.m. and Timberline around 9 a.m.
A round trip fare from Boring or Sandy will cost 82.. according to the
Tri-M et ticket fee scale.
Persons wishing to use the ski-bus should call the Tri-Met marketing
Dept. (233-8373) prior to Friday noons to reserve a seat on the route. The
potential bus boarder should indicate which day he will be riding and
where he will meet the bus The person s name is then entered on a
reservation chart similar to airline seating charts.
Exact fare is payed upon boarding the bus
Officials at Trailways Bus say “ skiers are welcome" to ride their
Portland to Bend bus to Government Camp. The Trailways schedule is
outlined below:
Run 2 Run 14
Rung
12:01p.m. 6:45p.m.
7:45 a.m.
Depart Portland
8:20a.m.
12:45 p.m. 7:25 p.m.
Depart Sandy
8:38a.m.
1:03p.m. 7:44p.m.
Depart Wemme (Flag stop)
8:42a.m.
1:07p.m. 7:49p.m.
Depart Rhododendron (Flag)
Bus s e rvice
o ffe re d skiers
Arrive Goverment Camp
(Huckleberry Inn)
9:00a.m.
1:25p m . 8:05p m
Ran 7
Runs
3:30 p.m.
Depart Government Camp
8:55 p.m.
3:50 p.m.
Depart Rhododendron
9:15 p.m.
3:54 p.m.
9:19 p.m.
Depart Wemme
4:15 p.m.
9:40 p.m.
Depart Sandy
5:00 p.m.
10:30 p.m
Arrive Portland
Round trip fares at Trailways are 83.55 from Sandy to Government
Camp. 82 from Wemme to Government Camp, and
8145 from
Rhododendron to Government Camp
Additional bus service to Timberline Lodge will be offered all during
the week The Timberline bus » operated by RLK Co and is joined by
Greyline on weekends Buses depart the Huckleberry Inn and pick up
passengers at Summit on their way to Timberline Lodge.
TimberlliM* Bus Service
Depart Governm ent Camp
Depart Timberline
7:00a.m.
10:00a.m.
8:00a.m.
2:45 p.m.
10:30a.m.
5:00p.m.
3:45 p.m.
Weekend bus service to Timberline Lodge leaves every 30 minutes with
the first run going up from Government Camp at 7 a m. and the last bus
coming down fromm Timberline a t 8:38 p m.
Loop Hwy. & Boring Road, Gratham
Talaphona 663-4353
Sandy
668 4993
REFRIGERATION
PUMP & SUPPLY
Fairbanks - Morsa ■ Rad Jacket
SALES and SERVICE
R eston n g & I n it aft mg
o f C om m ercial Equipm ent
a Special tv
668 «804
H A Y A A N N 'S
Commercial Refrigeration
D & A PUMP & SUPPLY
G uaranteed
THC 9HANNO N •
RT
3
SO X 8 4 2
»A N D » ..R IG U N 1 7 O IB
666-2683
service
B lupp
ROAD'
B S T W Ith »«NO’ B O « 'IN ’
GRAVEL
CONTRACTORS
CRUSHED ROCK
JIM TURIN & SONS
PAVING CONTRACTORS
IW k fw Rd.
Wemme. Ore.
After 8 p.m.
TRUCK LINES
Pit run. riprap, fill or drain
Delivered or U-Haul from Brightwood
637-3712
or 622-4676
’ SAND and GRAVEL
Moving
General Freight
ROCK CREEK SAND
AND GRAVEL
Crushed Rock, FHi and Top Soil
668-4148
TRUCK L IN E I
668-5350
LOCKSMITH
BOOKKEEPING
Drop reported in county
building permits
Personal Service - Quality Fabrics
COMPETITIVE PRICES
Mon.-Fri. 10-5:30 Sat. 10:00-5:00_
NURSING HOMES
658 3138
CONCRETE READY M IX
BAUNACH
Home for the Aged
MT. HOOD READY M IX
Veterans Social Security • Welfare
Gracious Living on Limited Income
Fine Food
Ready Mix Concrete
Rock
Crushed
Send and Gravel
Phone 668-6515
Rant located at Firwood Junction
668-6190
McGUIRE NURSING HOME
668-4633
Home for invalids, convalescent patients
and those needing nursing care.
Martha C. McGuire, R.N.
DECOR
LAND SURVEYOR
MARX & CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
Registered Land Surveyor. Surveying, Mapping,
Subdivisions Office located at . . .
225 E. Burnside Ext.
Gresham
FURNACES
SANDY DECOR CENTER
Painting & Papering
Complete Line of Paint Supplies
4 1 0 W. Proctor
6 6 8-5 160
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
CROWN FURNACE
New Furnace Installation
Gas or Oil
Repair* & Service
Sandy, Oregon 668-6464
622-4575
SAND& GRAVEL
CRUSHED ROCK
WT
G & L Custom Hom es
F
in
« Q
u a l it y h o m e s
E.R. GIBSON
RON LONG
B y
Call
622 3343
Vohs Const. Co.
668-5277
A U TO REPAIRS
A C T IO N
SANDY
AUTO BODY
INC.
Auto A Truck Part» Co.
Telephone
668-4175
502 S.W. Main
Sandy, Oregon 97055
FLOOR CO VERING S
CARPETS - LIN O LE U M
F O R M IC A -T IL E
ACCESSORIES
Payless Fleers
Sandy, Ora.
6— 4 9 9 6
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
110W Proctor
668 5509
(Next to Sandy Cycle I
Sandy, Ore.
PAINT CONTRACTOR
Residential - Commercial
Rt. 1. Box 1363 A
Sandy. O a .
522 3647
or
622-3300
UPHOLSTERY
MT. HOOD CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY
Frsa Estimât«*, Free Pick
Up & Delivery.
668 5046
This Spice for Rent
668-5548