6 - SANDY (Ore 1 POST Thurs.. Sept 23. 1976
Timberline
Swiss
weekend
The Seventh Annual Swiss
Weekend will be held at Tim ­
berline Ltxlge Sept 25-26.
There will be a dinner
Saturday evening from 5:30 to
8:30 which will feature a
traditional Swiss Bernerplatee
Werner Blaser Kapelle from
Chehalis. Wash will be playing
folk music of the Swiss Alps and
there will be a dance from 8
p m - 2:30 a m. in t l * main
lobby of the lodge
Vocalists will be Betty Abbott
and Shirley French, both of
Portland, who will yodel duets
There will be no charge for
admission to the dance.
Dinner reservations may be
obtained by calling Walter
Aeppli at Timberline Lodge,
272-3311.
Hazelett
Llfepak S, which ha* already been uaed by the Sandy
Volunteer Fire Department and the Sandy Ambulance
crew.
W A YN E TAYLOR take* a reading of the heartbeat of
Sandy Chamber of Commerce President Gale Meier. The
Chamber of Commerce contributed to the purchase of the
attends
convention
Dr. H H. Hazelett of Sandy,
attended the 70th Annual
Oregon Chiropratie Convention
Held Sept. 16-18 at the Rodeway
Inn in Springfield
The convention was attended
by more than 175 chiropractic
physicians, 100 chiropractic
assistants. 75 students of
chiropractic. 25 guests and
SANDY HOSPITAL board members
Ronnie Krebs and Marie Seematter
examine fire department emergency
medical equipment. Money from the
Sandy Hospital Board was used in pur­
chasing the defibrillator. The board was
founded more than 20 years ago for the
purpose of building a community hospital
in the present location of St. Jude's Home.
The board la presently in the process of
disbanding because the need for the board
has passed.
Defibrillator obtained
More dreams need to come true
The defibrillator recently
acquired by the Sandy Fire
Department may be a dream
come true for many in the area
But Sandy Fire Department
o ffic ia ls have said more
W illa m e tte Basin and to dreams will need to come true
provide for the beneficial uses before the defibrillator w ill be
of the water resource while put to full use
preserving the health and
At present, there is only one
welfare of the people and person in the area qualified to
quality of the environment.
use the defibrillator.
Sewage effluent from the
“ When we get into using the
City of Sandy treatment plant defibrillator,
we’re
talking
goes into a tributary of the about
Emergency
Medical
Clackamas and is considered Technician I I I skills (advance
part of the Willamette River coronary skills),” said Sandy
Basin
Fire Chief Bob Rathke.
Copies of the Proposed Water
Training for the E M T I I I
Quality Management plan are program is available on a very
on file for review at the Sandy limited basis and requires
City Hall and Library
hundreds of volunteer hours of
training, siad Rathke. And
after the training, hours of
retraining are required.
"T hat’s more than should be
expected from any volunteer,”
he added.
Rathke said the department
has two alternatives. The first
one would be to add some full
Willameffe Basin plan topic
The Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ)
will hold a public hearing on a
Oaid by »cm« concerned residents el Aider Creek. O rville
proposed
W ater
Q u ality
Management Plan for the
Willamette River Basin on
Sept 30 at 1:30 p.m. in Salem
City Hall
Each hearing will be con­
ducted by a d epartm en t
hearings o fficer. W ritte n
testimony will be received by
the department until Oct. 15.
The address of the DEQ is
1234 SW Morrison Street,
Portland, 97205
DEQ officials said the overall
aim of the plan is to set forth a
program to r , preserve and
enhance water quality in the
Thompson, cbm. » M S F ere s i Fern O r , Sandy
(dee d-
filo vin' On Sale
LIFEPAK
Public Information Officer
Don A rm in tro u t said the
majority of calls the fire
department get are for first
aid.
"W e're facing problems in
using this defibrillator and
don't want to mislead the
public,” said Rathke. "This is a
kind of starting point for us to
add more advanced skills."
The Fire Department has
urged any doctor interested in
serving as a sponsor for the
defibrillator program to con­
tact the fire department
A DISPLAY 9t the Llfepak waa at the Clackamas Couaty
Bank la»t Friday. The sign describe* the varteas
of
the defibrillator and Llfepak S. Pictured here are Kent
Hall of the Clackamas County Bank and Mra. G ar Ian
McCulloch. The purchase of the Llfepak was made
possible through the Garlan McCulloch Memorial Fund.
McCulloch, whodied earlier thia year from a heart attack,
was employed by the hank.
Kinderschool
sets three
classes
Men's
Ladies
Leisure
Dresses
Jump Suits
Suits
time men to the staff of the
department
"The question is whether the
community can afford the
added paid men to do that," he
said.
The second alternative would
be to get the cooperation of
doctors and area hospitals to
sponsor the department in the
use of the defibrillator.
"W e're going to have to look
for physicians to help us," said
Rathke.
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Values to *90
Story/photo»
by Suo Lofky,
Sandy Post editor
The Sandy Christian Kin­
derschool will be conducting
three classes for four and five-
year olds this school year.
The preschool class for four-
year olds will run from • to 11
a m. daily while there w ill be
two kinderschool classes for
five-year olds, one from 9 to
11:30 a m . and the second from
1 to3:30p.m.
Registration is continuing tar
these classes at this time. For
more information call the
Sandy Assembly of God Church
at 668-4964
o oo
The
Oregon
State
Employment Service has made
68.495 total job placements,
January through August of this
year compared with 51,663
during the same period in 1975,
the
Oregon
E m p lo ym en t
Division reports.
D R I V E - IN
SAY AHH . . . Don Armintrout say* to
Ivan Barker during a demonstration of the
medical equipment
department
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Felt
Cotton Blends
Trims & Ribbon
From
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PHONE 686 1117
Jeans
Sweat Shirts
Ladies
Oxfords
Sandals
Kwh gifts wax poor
Ladies Tops
Playtex
Bras
when givers prove unkind
— Shakespeare
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Are Going To
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Sandy 668-4977
by
the
fire
Chamber
Mens & Boys
fro m
used
speakers
slated
The Sandy C ham ber of
Commerce has announced its
speaker* schedule for the
coming wee!
Phil Reifenrath, manager of
the Gresham Chamber of
Commerce, will address the
Chamber next Tuesday at noon
at Foothills Inn
On Oct. 5, Clackamas County
Commissioner Tom Telford
will address the group Telford
is running for re-election to the
No. 3 commissioner* seat
Wayne Fawbuah, a Democrat
running against Rep. Paul
Walden for a seat In the state
legislture. will apeak on Oct. 12.