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14 — S AN DY (O re .) POST Thur».. Nov. 13. 1975 Forest Service plans map sale The Forest Service will begin a new map sales program in Oregon and Washington on Jan 1,1976 The Forest Service will put money received from the sale of maps into a fund earmarked for reprinting and updating maps and the production of new maps Previously, maps have been distributed in small quantities at no charge, with money to print these maps coming from appropriated funds Regional F orester T A Schlapfer said: “ F or years, the Forest Service has provided free maps to the public We have always had authority to charge for them but until now have not had authority to use money collected to print more map6. “ W ith the new sales program, we will be able to recover printing costs and apply the money directly to the planned board sets meeting A4HCC BARNES New in Sandy? I have gifts for you from participating business & I would like to answer your questions about the Sandy area. 17285 S.E. 422nd Sandy. Or. 97055 Phone 668-5888 Classified Business, Professional Directory For Your C ard In This DIRECTO RY — P hone 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 YARDAGE ELECTRICIAN SANDY FABRIC CENTER T i m b e r l i n e E le c tr ic ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Residential - Commercial Miles East of fifiQ RORfl Sandy on Hiway 26 bfaB-bUbU Personal Seryxie Quality Fabrics COM PETITIVE PRICES ,-Fri. 10-5.30 Sat. 10:00-5:00 Atom- 4ft DIBBLE'S LOCK & SHARPENING SHOP F.C. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Payroll & Tax Reports Financial Statements Typing and General Office MARIE SEEMATTER - DEE DALE Notary Public 668 4414 107 Shelly. Sandy 668 6517 ¿CONSTRUCTION Keys Made Locks rapairad-Sharpanmg of saws, knives, mowers & chains 42162 S.E. Locksmith Lane Sandy, Ore. 97055 668 4750 OPTOMETRIST CAT WORK - ALL TYPES LANDSCAPING ROAD BU ILD IN G LAND CLEARING 668 4626 or 668 4635 Glen Sheppard 3 8 9 2 5 P roctor B l v d . ___ Sandy, O reyon 668 5350 LOCKSMITH BOOKKEEPING DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Daily Closed Thursday and Sunday 114 W- Proctor 6684313 Across from Trail Raza Sandy PLUMBING M A C H IN E R Y BERGH MACHINERY CO. BENSHOOF Plumbing & Heating See Us for New Jacuzzi Pumps and Repain on all Makes of Pumps Loop Hwy. & Boring Road. Graham Telephone 663-4353 Sales. Service. Installation Sandy 668 4993 R O A D < DRIVEWAY ROCK PUMP & SUPPLY Quarry Rock Crushed to: Fairbanks • Morse • Red Jacket 3/4" SALES and SERVICE 0" y - 0 " Also Pit Run IX " 0" Call 622 3848 D & A PUMP & SUPPLY ^ 8 * Mountain Rock Products, Inc. 666 2683 668-4902 Forest hearing set Thursday y TRUCK LINES W Social Security - — 4S4 » e e e MT. HOOD READY MIX Ready Mix Concrete Crushed Welfare Rock Peggy is Back! Sand and Gravel Phone 668 6515 Fine Food Plant located at Fir wood Junction 668 6190 We Are Serving LA N D SURVEYOR BOOKKEEPING COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Financial Statements Payroll & Quarterly Tax Reports All Phases of Office Procedure 18100 S.E. 362nd Dr. Sandy. Oregon 97055 u i t t i -n» tn >• 1 4 4 686 6732 Served 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ivory Saturday and Sunday Registered Land Surveyor Surveying. Mapping. Subdivisions Office located at 225 E. Burnside Ext. Gresham $ |5 0 Now Open MOUNTAIN BOUTIQUE BEAUTY SALON SANDY AUTO BODY INC. 502 S.W Mam Sandy, Oregon 97055 Breakfast-Brunch MARX & CHASE Registered Land Surveyor BEAUTICIAN A U T O REPAIRS 39090 Pioneer Blvd . PO Box 593, Sandy. Ore. NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT Tues.-Sat. 9-5 622-3700 Rhododendron F eatured Every Sunday ft M o n day N ight TRAVEL SERVICE C R O W N FURNACE Furnace - Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Service Phone 668 5454 or 622 4575 Up Georgia Keiner - Owner-Operator Telephone 668 417 5 FURNACES Hood-Land Reporter Visit us at our naw location Rockwood Plozo - 182nd ond Division B ank A meriuro 658 3138 Gracious Living on Limited Income s t H V K f. > I Located in 1 Cedar n ia /a Complete Travel Arrangement* for Business or Pleasure at No Cott to You " B A D A W IA " The Famous Belly Dancer 668 4197 FIBREGLASS REPAIR Turfside Restaurant RAY'S CORVETTE SHOP Specializing in Fibreglass Repair & general body work TH IS SPACE FOR RENT Adjoining Limelight Electric (Hwy 26 1 mile W. e f Heidi's) 66S*554S PASSERSBY LAST week probably wondered what sort of disaster was occurring at Heidi's on the ML Hood Freeway. The Boring. Mandy and District 19 firemen were staging a mock disaster. T hA e three firemen prepare to enter the “ burning" building. By NELL H O W E p J O t P ^ G ordon E. Brown rat« IB IW Itll Crushed Rock, Fit* and Top Soil BAUNACH Home for the Aged W ELCHES E LE M E N TA R Y SCHOOL M ENU N OVEM BER 17-21 MONDAY. NOV. 17 Beef and noodles Buttered peas Hot roll Butter Half apple Milk TUESDAY. NOV. IN Cottage cheese on lettuce leaf Buttered corn Hot buttered muffin Pears Milk 4 W EDN ESD AY. NOV. 1» Chili Celery chunks Hot buttered corn bread Applesauce Milk THURSDAY, NOV. 20 Fish sticks Browned potato Seasoned green beans Bread Butter Peaches Milk F R ID A Y . NOV. 21 Macaroni and cheese Buttered spinach Peanut butter sandwich Half banana Milk Call us for free measurements 667-2R M ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL CONCRETE READY M IX W ELCHES S a l« S t a r t s N e v . 13 th — One W eek O nly — SA N D and GRAVEL NURSING HOMES a a aW W W W W W W W W AN U N ID E N T IF IE D fireman prrpares a "v ic tim ” for tra nsport In the disaster d rill at llrld l's this past week. Factory A u th o rize d A m erica's N u m b e r O n e Brand **3-313« 668-4148 tomorrow Sale 1 MNa West ef Heidi's ef Hwy 1» General Freight tourney lees Carpet Your BankAmericard Welcome Moving Welches GORDON I . BROWN FURNITUR! For All Your Electrical Needs No Job Too Smell OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 668 5509 110 W. Proctor (Next to Sandy Cycle) Sanay. Ore. P A U L IN E F0S B E R G from Brightwood ia in a hospital in Portland She has undergone quite serious surgery We all wish her a speedy recovery THE PRESCHOOL needs clothing for three and four year olds Anyone who has good used clothing and would like to give them to the preschool, or who needs clothing for three and four years olds can contact the preschool HAPPY B IR TH D A Y to Lex Secomb TW ELVE GALS from Bowmans held their first annual awards dinner at Chalet Swiss First prize went to Dottie Bruns She received a “ hockey s tic k ” Mary Schmidt and B J. Dubial received second place Others in the group were Marty. Sheryl, Lee, Dollie. Ruby, Sylvia, Jeanette, M arilyn Z. and Leslie Great fun was had by all. ON OCT 28, Ed Waits was seriously injured when he fell into a rock crushing conveyor belt while working outside of Bend, tie is in St. Charles Hospital, room 515, in Bend and would love to see or hear from all his friends on the mountain RAY JEANS went to Ireland with a group of air lira's people for a short weekend Ray said the highlight was a medieval feast at Bunratty Castle, followed by festivals at Durty Nelly's. Ray said it was one of the neatest places he had ever been to. ANY OF YOU GALS that would like to sign up to play pool can contact any of the owners of the Whistle Stop or Ann Crockett at the Inn Between. C O NNIE WARNOCK has opened an antique shop in Wemmeon Highway 26 ALMA R IE C K has been chosen to serve on the Welches School Board for one year replacing Jerry Redding J IM AND S H IR L E Y Lumstrom, former owners of Snow Bird in Rhododendron are back W IL L MISS seeing Anita at the Union76 inHoodland. She is still working on cars and hopes to be able to get her own tow truck soon. TH E V A U D E V IL L E show l4>x Secomb planned to put on will most likely have to be cancelled due to the fact Nova Waits will be unable to play for it, so maybe one of you good organists will step forward and volunteer your services J IM SPRAY is having a hall entertaining his son Jim Jr., who is home on leave from the arm y He'll be here for 2t) days He is stationed in Kentucky Welcome to the mountain Jim T H E POT-LUCK dinner at Welches last week was a big success with lots of good food. Welches' girls volleyball team is undefeated with a record of 12 and 0 going into Revisions of rules for the their annual toumment to be Western Oregon Small Tract held at Welches Grade School Optional Tax Law will be the tomorrow a t 4 p.m. topic of a formal public hearing The team is made up of the sponsored by the Oregon State follow ing eighth graders: D e p a rtm e n t of F o re s try , Michele Cleland and Toby Thursday. Nov 20 Zehrung (co-captains), Kimiko The proposed rule revisions Danzuka and M arie Hall define "cultured Christmas Seventh graders on the team trees," provide new criteria for are: Stella Landis. Barbra determining suitability of land Haugk and Michelle Bradley for classification and require They are coached by Miss submission of ownership plats • JeanineBoldt w ith applications for Teams invited to the tour classifications. nam ent a re E stacada The hearing will begin at 1:30 (d e fe n d in g c h a m p io n s ), p m on Nov. 20 in Room 309, Boring, Redlands, Cottrell, State Capitol Building, Salem. Damascus. Sandy and Welches LIMELIGHT ELECTRIC COMPANY Auto A Truck Parts Co. Veterans More than 100 forest products truckers and their families attended the two-day event P.O. Box 305, Brightwood, Ore. 97011 A C T IO N ITPUCK LIN EI The courtesy inspections will take place on Saturdays, and the truckers p a rtic ip a tin g would not receive citations for any discrepancies observed. Slagle said truckers passing the inspection would be issued beaver-shaped decals to display on their windshields. In other action at the Coos Bay meeting, the board of directors discussed legislative action, rising costs of providing forest products transportation, and several insurance benefit program s offered by its members. ELECTRICIAN A U T O PARTS by Ann Lowe inspection ¿Sandy P A T R IC IA Hood,an(| Happenings Log truck job of keeping our maps up dated and of the quality the public has come toexpect” Maps for sale under the new system will include recreation maps of the 19 national forests in Oregon and Washington; the following Wilderness maps with contour lines — Eagle Cap, Glacier Peak, Goat Rocks. Kalmiopsis, Mt Hood. Mt Forest products hauling Jefferson, Mt, Washington and Three Sisters; and one contractors in Oregon will soon special topographic m ap Mt. be able to take advantage of truck safety inspections to tie St. Helens-Spirit Lake performed by Oregon State Police, inspectors of the Public Utilities Commissioner's office and representatives of the The November meeting of the Accident Prevention Division Mt Hotxl Community College of the W orkm en's Com District board will be Wed pensation Board nesday, Nov. 12. According to Bob Slagle, An executive session will president of the Oregon Log start at 5:30 p.m. in the town Truckers Association, the in and gown room The public spection program s were session will convene at 7:48 decided upon by the group's p.m. in the board room at the board of direc tors at its recent college administration center. meeting in Coos Bay. Under the program, truckers could have their trucks in spected on a voluntary basis in each ot the organization's 14 chapter areas throughout the state 2155 N.I. Division Gresham 665-9104 663 5330 • — — — — Don’t forget the Hoodland Women's Club "Snowman’s Mountain Holiday” bazaar Dec 5-6 at the Hoodland Park Building They are interested in getting as many of the folk on the mountain to exhibit and to sell crafts. Each person will retain his own profits, and there is no charge for a booth They would like to know as soon as p<»sible how many will be wanting booths so they can complete their arrangements for each location. If you make goodies (hat you would like to sell, please call one of the following for reserving your space: Patlie Griffin, 622-4653; Nome Smith, 622-3755; Reva Cox, 622 3397 Government Camp can call Cecily Thompson It is an excellent opportunity to make extra money for C hristm as and help the women’s club raise money for further development of the Hraxlland Clackamas County Park, especially for the Tiny J Tots Play Area Bert Stauffer is doing much better and he and l,ou are moving back to the mountain. Ed Waite is making a slow recovery after his serious accident and will still be in the hospital for some time We wish him the very best of recoveries and hope he will be able to come home from the hospital in Bend Do you suppose the Almanac is going Io be right and we are going to have an early winter and lots of snow, but not of long duration That is what it said, and we should he ready for a ten month drought Doesn't that sound like something we could do without very nicely. We shall see whal is in store for us all too soon BRIGHTWOOD OIL CO. («nute Salis t Sinici NOW Is The To Fill Tank W in te r Tim e Your For G a le s M o b il h e a tin g oil
