Sandy post., April 21, 1977, Page 9, Image 9

Thur»., April 21, 1977 (S ac 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 9
louble-decker bus prompts double take
tory/photos
y Douglas Gantenbain
to f a r flung areas.
,
Speed limit reduced
Sy Sue Lafky
Sandy Post editor
The
speed
In
lim it
through
other
business,
the Council
re a p ­
pointed J im W agnor and K en Lundgren to
term s on the Design R e v ie w B o ard
T he Council w ent on reco rd in support of
the annexation of 35 acres owned by F ra n k
S a n d y ’s
dow ntow n a re a w ill soon be 25 m iles per
hour instead of the present 90 m iles per
M oo re T he p ro p erty is located w est of the
C ity P u blic W orks D e p a rtm e n t. M o o re ’s
hour (m p h ) zone, the Sandy C ity Council
was told M onday.
T h e C ity Council had asked the State
ann exatio n request is expected to go
before the M etro p o litan Boundary C om ­
Speed Control board to reduce speeds on
P ro c to r and P io neer to 20 m ph.
m ission in M a y .
T he Council denied a request fo r a sew er
Sandy C ity M a n g e r P a u l Helton said the
new speed w ill a u to m a tic a lly go into effect
in the m id d le of M ay unless the c ity
challenges the reduced speed
connection fo r p ro p e rty owned by E lm a n
Peterson. T h e Council indicated that the
T h e Council held two public hearings
precedence.
A t the suggestion of Councilm an B ruce
Cook, the Council decided to w rite a le tte r
d en ial w as based on previously established
on ordinances a t the M onday m eeting. One
o rd inance w hich w as u nanim ously a p ­
proved,
w ill
m ake
re im b u rs e m e n t
to the P u blic E m p lo ye R e tire m e n t System
( P E R S ) protesting that system 's m ethod
of
»ew er construction costs for developers
p erm is s iv e instead of m a n d a ta ry
No
opposition was voiced on that proposal
Sandy
resident
J e rr y
Law son
of investm ent
,
I f the P E R S continued its present ra te s ,
it w ould have a 1644 m illio n d efic it by 1965
spoke
according to a c tu a l studies by independent
again st a proposed ord in ance to increase
the w idth o f m in o r streets b ith in sub­
firms
R ig ht now, 6.56 p er cent of a c ity e m ­
plo ye’s gross pay is con tribu ted by the c ity
to the P E R S . T h e r a te is scheduled to
divisions to 34 feet, c itin g e x tra coots to
hom eow ners Law son also said that w ider
streets w ou ldn 't necessarily be sa fe r
increase to 11.12 p e r cent by 1961 to offset
the a n tic ip a te d d e fic it
streets, and suggested th a t the c ity in­
vestig ate putting speed bum ps in some
a re a of the c ity w here the child ren a re
T h e council also discussed a d efinition of
'“a ban do ned
w a te r
connections"
w ritin g a revision of a c ity ordinance.
lik e ly to in te rfe re w ith the tra ffic flow .
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high-energy foods that are packed
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add rich flavor and nutrition to favo­
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need only to use our trio of low-
calorie dairy prixiucts and a little
imagination to create a variety of
slimming main dishes, beverages,
salads, dips and even desserts. To get
you started thinking and eating slim,
enjoy these tempting low-cal recipes
below:
2 cups buttermilk
2 cups canned pineapple juice
2 teaspcxins sugar
Combine buttermilk, sugar and pineapple
juice. Add additional sugar to taste. Chill
thoroughly. Serve garnished with a sprig of
mint. Makes 4 servings. 123 calories per
serving.
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1V7 cups cottage cheese
1 can (2Ms ox.) deviled bam
2 tablespLxms sliced green oniona OR
M2 teaspixtn instant minced onion
1 teaspixtn paprika
Beat together cottage cheese, ham, onion
and paprika until fairly smooth. Chill. Serve
with vegetable dippers. Yield: 1 h cups.
16 calories per tablespix»n.
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1 cup water
1 beef bouillon cube
1 can (2 02.) sliced mushnxxns
2 cups cooked sbnmp
1 cup plain yogurt
In saucepan melt butter; add onion and cook
until tender. Stir in flour and dill weed.
Gradually add water, then bouillon cube and
mushnxTms with liquid. Cix»k over medium
heat, srirnng constantly, until thickened.
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SANDY
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Get in the ,
Slim of Things.
Pineapple C ooler
ClavkoaoH C ounty Rank
T he a djo urned m eeting of the
Sandy
E le m e n t a r y
School
Board o rig in a lly scheduled for
A p ril 20 has been postponed
u ntil A p ril 26
A te n ta tiv e agenda includes a
discussion of election results,
c ity -d is tr ic t
re c r e a tio n
a g r e e m e n ts ,
and
p o s s ib le
tea c h e r vacancies.
T he m e e tin g w ill be held a t 8
p m . in the upper e le m e n ta ry
lib ra ry .
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FOR YOUR NEXT OIL CHANGE.
FILTER AN D LUBE JOB. LET US
DO THE DIRTY WORK
Board rese t
“ Y E O LD London Bus.“ a mobile Christian bookstore.
was on Pioneer Boulevard in Sandy last week.
M A R K ADAM S of Sandy looks for a book in “ Ye Old
London Bus.“
L O O K IN G F O R A CAR?
T R Y T H E C L A S S IF IE D S
T h e Sandy R id ge R iders 4-H
Horse Club is going to “ ro c k “
fo r funds S a tu rd a y , M a y 14, a t
the M asonic H a ll in Sandy.
F ro m 9 a m . to 9 p.m . the
R idge R id ers w ill be rid ing high
in— y o u g u e s s ed
it —ro cking
chairs to help raise money for
4-H .
T he public is in vited to w atch
the R idge R id ers Rock, and
club m em bers w ill be on hand
to sign up sponsors or take
pledges.
W a lte r E o rb e rg of C o rbett and
th e ir tw o ch ild ren , Hope and
Ron. No longer used to c a rry
passengers, the bus is now used
to tra n s p o rt C h ris tia n books
and supplies to ru ra l regions.
l l i e bus is the b ra in c h ild of
son Ron, who got the idea w hile
w orking i n » E u ro p e w ith a
C h ris tia n o rg an izatio n called
“ O p e r a tio n
M o b i li z a t i o n . “
W h ile there he spent tim e
aboard a ship run by the
o rg an izatio n
w hich
c a rrie d
both religious and re lie f books
So how ’s business been here
in Sandy? Not re a l g re a t, says
Hope E o rberg, “ but not too
bad. This is the nearest w e’ve
ever been to Po rtland , and they
have a lot of C h ristian book
stores there O ur m a in focus is
the ru ra l a re a s .“
The P orbergs, who along
w ith th e ir bus n o rm a lly reside
in C orbett, have been in the
m obile book business now fo r a
y e a r and one-half
Sandy m o torist» eastbound
i Pioneer B o u levard last week
ay have taken a double take
the sight of a bus p arked next
Sharon's Food K in g.
A bus? So whut?
W ell, nothing except that this
is no o rd in a ry m e tro bus but
re a l,
bona fide English
uble d ecker.
171018 rig h t,
two decks,
unt 'em .
The bus is o w n e d and
e ra te d by M r
and M rs
4-Hors to 'rock'
for fund raiser
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