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P A T R IC IA B A R N E S
New in Sandy? I have gifts for you
from participating businesses & I
would like to answer your questions
about the Sandy area.
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Shop Sandy, It's Handy
Woodland Christian Singles
will meet at 7:30 p m Satur­
day. Jan IB. at Mt. Hood
Christian Center on Hillyard
Hoad, Gresham.
This will be a time to get
acquainted and for devotion
A ll C hristian adults are
welcome
For more information, call
««8-6307 or ««3-4710.
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INFLATION IS
N O REASON TO
OVERWEIGHT.
If you’re putting off coming to
a W eight W atcher»* meeting because
you think that food for our weight control
p ro gram is too expensive, w e’d lik e to
I explode that myth right now'
W e ’ll open your eyes to a new world of
plentiful and satisfying foods, inexpensive
cuts of beef, seafood, fruits, vegetables, dairy
products—even snacks
A t the very next W eight Watchers meeting,
we ll give out our new booklet crammed with tips
on how to prepare delicious meals on the W eight
Watchers Program at a non-inflationary cost for
you and your fam ily.
T he first step is easy. I t starts at the next
Weight W atchers meeting
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
For Your C ard In This DIRECTO RY —
P hone 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8
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ElECTR/C/AN
YARDAGE
SANDY FABRIC CENTER
T i m b e r l i n e E le c t r ic
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R
R a x d a n tia l
C o m m e rc ia l
l b M ile» beat o f
___ _
Sandy o n H rw ay 2 6
668 5060
Personal Service Quality Fabrics
C OM PETITIVE PRICES
Mon. Fri. 10 5:30 Sat. 10:00 5:00
D IB B L E 'S LO C K &
S H A R P E N IN G SHOP
F.C. B O O K K E E P IN G S E R V IC E
Payroll & Tax Reports
Financial Statements
Typing and General Office
K e y * M e d « Locks rep aired S harpenin g
o f sews, knives, m o w e rs & chains
Rt. 2 Box 1524
Sandy, Ore. 9 7 0 5 5
M A R IE S E E M A T T E R - D E E D A L E
1 0 7 S h e lly . Sandy
6686617
TC nstruct / on
C A T WORK -
A L L TYPES
668 4626 or
668 4635
Glen Sheppard
MACHINERY
D R . R O B E R T D. S C H O U T E N
O P T O M E T R IS T
30 p m
D a ily
Closed T h u rsd ay an d Sunday
1 1 4 W P ro c to r
Across fro m T ra il P la /a
6684313
Sandy
PLUMBING
BENSHOOF
See (Jt for New Jacuzzi
Pump* and Repairs on all Makes
of Pumps
L o o p H w y . & B oring R o a d . Gresham
T e le p h o n e 6 6 3 4 3 5 3
PUMP Ä SUPPLY
M orse
Plum bing & Heating
Safas. Service, in s ta lla tio n
Sandy
668 4993
REFRIGERATION
N n fi.ru ig A InuaM ing
i»l ( iiN tiTM iiial t quif>«eurrtl
• 'ipeataftt
R a d Jacket
S A L E S and S E R V IC E
KAV
A N N 'S
G uarantee :»
T M t
666 2683
A
C o m m e rc ia l R e frig e ra tio n
D & A PU M P & S U P P LY
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.
ser v ic e
«M A P eP d O P d •
880 a B 4 «
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SANDY Oetuuh • lu««
R o 40
O*ag«a*
GRAVEL
CONTRACTORS
CRUSHED ROCK
JIM TURIN & SONS
Pit run, riprap, fill or drain
Dehvared or U Haul from Brightwood
PAVING CONTRACTORS
Ore.
A fte r • p .m .
TRUCK LINES
637-3712
or
622-4676
SAND and GRAVEL
Moving
C in trai Freight
ROCK C R EEK SA N D
AND GRAVEL
C rushed R o c k , F ill end T o p Soil
668-4148
NURSING HOMES
658 3138
CONCRETE READY MIX
BAUNACH
Hom e for the Aged
V e tera n s
5
O ffic e H our» 9 a m . to
B E R G H M A C H IN E R Y CO.
[ truck line
668 4750
OPTOMETRIST
L A N D S C A P IN G
R O A D B U I L D IN G
L A N O C L E A R IN G
Fa irb a n k s
668-5350 ■ ■
LOCKSMITH
BOOKKEEPING
N o ta ry P ub lic
668 4414
55!
2 1 3 W . P ro c to r
S a n d y . O ra .
Social S e c u rity
M T . H O O D R E A D Y M IX
R ee d y M ix C o n c re te
W e lfa re
G re c io u t L ivin g on L im ite d In co m e
R ock
C rushed
Sand end Grevel
Phone 6 6 8 6 5 1 5
F in e F o o d
P la n t lo ca te d at F irw o o d J u n c tio n
668 6190
M c G U IR E N U R S IN G H O M E
668 4633
H o m e fo r invelids, convalescent p atients
LAND SURVEYOR
M A R X & CHASE
Registered Land Surveyor
R egistered La n d S u rv e yo r S urveying. M apping,
Subdivisions O ffic e lo c a te d at . . .
e nd those needin g nu rsing cere
M artha C. M cG uire, R .N .
2 2 5 E. Burnside E xt.
Gresham
DECOR
FURNACES
S A N D Y DECOR CENTER
Painting & Papering
Complete Lin« of Paint Supplies
410 W. Proctor
668 5160
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
CROWN FURNACE
New Furnace Installation
Gas or Oil
Repairs & Service
Sandy. Oregon 668 6 4 5 4 622-4575
SAND & GRAVEL
C o n s tru c tio n
&
R em o d elin g
G & L Custom Homes
P in b Q u a l it y h o m x » B y ,
E R . Q ibaon R o n Lo ng 6 6 8 8 2 7 7
34265
AUTO REPAIRS
A C T IO N
SANDY
A U TO BODY
IN C .
Auto A Truck Parts Co.
Telephone
66 8 4 1 7 5
502 S.W. Mein
Sandy, Oregon 97055
FLOOR COVERINGS
CARPETS LIN O LEU M
FORM ICA TILE
ACCESSORIES
P a y le s e Floors
B en d y . O re .
688 «996
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
110 W. Proctor
668 5509
( N e x t t o S an d y C y c le )
Sandy, Ore.
PAINT CONTRACTOR
Residential
Commercial
H o o d la n d Sandy
Lice need B o n d ed
O rv ille L . Th o m p s o n
G resham
Insured
R t. 1, B ox 1 3 6 3 A
S a n d y . O ra .
622 3647
or
622-3300
ELECTRICIAN
L IM E L IG H T ELECTRIC COMPANY
F o r A il Y o u r E le c tric a l Needs
N o Jo b T o o S m all
Reatdantial Commercial
Industrial
Your BankAmericard Welcome
Days (Portland) 238 1818
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THIS SPACE FOR RENT
668-5548
MT. HOOD erupt»—that's what It feels like
when Welches School's new rock group, the
Midnight Express, turns up Its amps and
gets Into their repertoire of rock tunes.
Group members are (from left) Tom
Dougherty (drums). David Broelerhouae
deed singer), M ark Kent (electric bees),
and Mike Northrup (guitar).
W EIG
• «arCNCM« H T WATCHERS
Welches students
rock mountain
The Midnight Express is a
rock group composed of
Welches grade schoolers for­
med in October who work every
Tuesday and Thursday mor­
ning in the music trailer
U te new group debuted at the
Welches basketball tournament
in
D ecem ber,
playing
“Satisfaction" and “ House of
the Rising Sun "
They also "electrified” the
audience at the Welches
Christmas concert, Dec 19,
with their hard-rock version of
“Jingle Bell Rock "
Now, the group is busy
working on several rock tunes,
including
"Back
in
the
^ .S .S .R .” (Beatles), “Satur­
day," “Crockadile Rock," and
“ Good-bye Yellow Brick Road”
(Elton John). In addition to
performing at school functions,
the Midnight Express even
tually hopes to play for other
community groups
Contact
K irk
Kassner,
Welches School music teacher,
IT IZE N S
ITIZEN S
F
OLLEGE
OLLEGE
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J O IN A N Y C L A S S A N Y T IM E !
Army Pvt. 1C. Dennis R
Daniels, 24, son of Mrs Muriel
. , ... ..
. Howard, Eagle Creek, recently
if you would like the group to compieted eight week8
baai'
perform at a com m unity combat traJning at n
gathering
Ky
Estacada
United Methodist
Church
220 Main Street
Thurs. 7:00 p.m.
Classes also at
Rockwood Grange
and Gresham.
O th a r a m . and p .m . c l a w * in all area* o f O regon & S o u th e rn
W aahington Fo r fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n call c o lla c t P o rtla n d 1503)
2 9 7 1 02 1 W eekdays 8 3 0 - 5 3 0 .
Those who
W A N T THE MOST
save at
“ COMPARE THE YIELDS"!
says Big Buck
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ORUM
Naw » and V ie w » A b o u t
M t. H o o d C o m m u n ity C ollege
by J im H u ld a n
C o o rd in a to r o f C ollage
In fo rm a tio n
Mt Hood Community College
will host Its annual health fair
the entire week of Jan. 27
through 31. District residents
are invited to attend each of the
day's happenings between 9
a m and 4 p.m. Some of the
services planned include blood
pressure screening, blood
typing,
and
numerous
discussions and lectures. Dr.
M ichael
G iam m atteo
ia
scheduled to speak on the
subject of “Touchpointa of Life
That Make or Break Us"
Tuesday, 9 a m. to noon Booths
and displays will also be set up
around the college. For further
information, call the student
center at 966-1561
ooo
According to the sheriff's
office, at least one home in your
area has been burglarized in
the past 24 hours Odds are, you
might be next In line. This
statistic has prompted the
college com m unity services
o ffice to o ffe r classes in
burglary prevention. Classes
will be instructed between 7 I
and 9 p.m. on the main campus
Feb. 19 and 27 by a deputy
sheriff For information about
having a block meeting with
your neighbors on this subject,
call 255-7422
ooo
"Understanding Your Child"
and “Surviving Parenthood'
are two four-week mini-courses
scheduled for the College |
Center at Maywood Park Feb
10 and 12, respectively Two I
dietary courses slated for the
Maywood
C enter
are |
“ Managing a Low-Fat, Low-
Cholesterol Diet" (Jan 28) and
Managing a Low-Sodium Diet"
(Feb 18). For information, call j
the center at 256-3430
ooo
Sal Bando of the Oakland
is scheduled to lecture in
MHCC college theatre Jan
at 8 p m. on the subject
A N N U A L RATE
%
750
%
6.81%
Four-year m aturity.
$1,000 m inimum deposit.
Interest compounded daily,
paid quarterly.
30-month to four-year maturity.
$1,000 m inimum deposit.
Interest compounded daily,
paid quarterly.
One-year to 30-m onth maturity.
$1,000 m inim um deposit.
Interest compounded daily,
paid quarterly.
C O N TIN U O U S C O M P O U N D IN G MAKES THE DIFFER EN C E!
Federal regulation* on Saving* Certificates require substantial interest penalty lor early withdrawal
IN S U R E D P A S S B O O K S A V IN G S
A N N U A L RATE
6 .0 0 x
90-day notice account.
No m inimum deposit.
Interest compounded daily,
paid quarterly.
Earns interest from day of
deposit to day of withdrawal.
Make withdrawals at any tim e
without interest penalty.
TAX-SHELTERED SAVINGS FOR SELF-EMPLOYED
during the
BIG BUCK ROUND-UP.
OREGON TRAIL OFFERS
SAVERS A CHOICE OF:
M
IMPORTED STONEWARE
Id -
f
Get a 4-piece place setting of beautiful
Granada FREE* with a deposit of
$200 or more. Additional place
settings only $3.95 each with
each additional $25 deposit.
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•Limit of on» fraa place
aettlng par family
\< \^ a
DOUBLE
GREEN STAMPS
$"1
1»
Open a new account or add to
your present account and receive
TW O S & H Green Stam ps for each
dollar deposited — up to 2,000 stamps.
1
OR A CHOICE OF GIFTS
House plants
Indoor-Outdoor Thermometers
Sets of Glasses
Spray Steam Irons
_
Pressure Cookers French Skillets
|
These are just some of the many fine gifts
a *J
available. M inim um deposit for a gift:
$250. The larger the deposit, the
a<A *
more valuable the gift.
UP TO $40,000 INSURANCE ON DEPOSITS
by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp.
O regon T rail S a y in g s
ooo
Since the beginning of the]
Red Cross W ater Safety
program in 1914, 52,639,303 '
certificates have been issued to
persons trained by Red Cross
instructors
7O 8%
6 .5 0
A's I
the
23
he |
knows so w ell, baseball.
Tickets are available through I
‘ the college bookstore, or at the |
door that evening
ooo
"Who Says You're Old at I
85?“ states Dorothy Lawson
McCall Jan 29 at 10 a m in the
Gateway Branch of the Far
West Federal Savings The
former governor’s mother, now
86, will give her views during]
the MHCC co-sponsored lec­
ture.
8.17%
7.9 0
Six-year maturity.
$1,000 m inim um deposit.
Interest compounded daily,
paid quarterly.
James Cartier. President
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