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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1978)
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POST—» For senior transportation Tri-Met accepts contract An advisory committee City of Portland to provide travel outside Portland city w ill be formed to make sure special transportation for lim its s p e c ia l tra n s p o r ta tio n Loaves and Fishes nutrition General Manager Peter services to senior citizens programs and other senior Cass suggested forming the transportation services The w ill be maintained by Tri- committee in response to Met this year at the level bus company may sub earlier criticism from the currently provided by other contract to other companies elderly that Tri-Met cannot fo r services it cannot agencies provide, since LIF T han provide the same personal The Tri-Met board Monday service given by Special approved a contract with the dicapped busses cannot M o b ility Services SMS provides transportation to East co Loaves and Fishes at St. Aidan's Church, 17405 NE Glisan St. Transportation to lowest bidder,’’ Hathaway the nutrition program at C la c k a m a s C o u n ty schools’ cooperative p u r said Gresham Senior Center is chasing program is in full provided by M ultnom ah “ For exam ple, ream swing, according to Glenn wrapped duplicator paper County Community Action H a th a w a y . B u s in e s s has a catalogue price of Agency, which can also Manager for the Clackamas $3 90 The Co-Op bid price for subcontract with Tri-M et to Education Service District. the the same paper is $1 39,” he continue pro vid ing The purchasing plan saves said. service. money on general school “ Not all school districts supplies by buying in save as much per item,“ volume, he said. Hathaway said. “ Larger “ The idea is to combine districts can buy at less than orders fo r m ate ria ls a ll the list price It’s the smaller schools use. things lik e pencils, paper, chalk, rubber d is tric ts that make the bands, and glue, then let the biggest saving on individual combined order out to the items.” Schools use co-op plan Staff photo City awards Mt. Hood mudder THE M T. HOOD Mudders were presented with a special award from the city by Mayor Melvin Haneburg for the club’s work in building benches at Meinig Park for the Sandy Mountain Festival. The presentation was made at the Monday night city council meeting. Dr. Robert D. Schouten O ptom etrist Announces the relocotlon of his office to: Timber fest prize increases An increased Kitty ofprTze money may draw more logging competitors to the Estacada Timber Festival July 28-30. Peggy Shears, activities coordinator, says she ex pects more entrants in logging events this year than in the past due to increased prize money. “ We’ve increased the prize fund about three and one half times for this year,” Shears said. “ I think the extra money should draw more contestants to the logging events.” The total amount of prize money up for grabs this year is more than 85100. The T im b e r F e stiva l sta rts Friday afternoon July 28. The logging events, including log-rolling, doublebucking, t r e e - to p p in g , sp e e d - clim bing^ horizontal chop, standing block chop, axe- throwing and Jack and J ill double-bucking w ill start S aturday afternoon and conclude Sunday. A talent show, skateboard demonstration, helicopter rides, dance, parade, car nival, arts and crafts show, truck rodeo and draft horse pull w ill be some of the ac tivities around Estacada Redland board okays budget The Redland School board has sliced off more than 8100,000 from a levy that failed in a vote in June and w ill present it to voters in another election August 8. The board approved a levy during the festival weekend. Admission to all Timber Festival events is through the purchase of a festival button at various Estacada merchants or from one of the CEDAR PLAZA BUILDING 39400 Pioneer, Sandy, OR festival princesses for 83. Purchasing a button automatically enters the buyer in a drawing for a one- week tr ip fo r two to Acapulco. • Vi»ion Examination» * Pr«»criptlon»‘filled • • Fo»hion From»» * Tinted I an»«» • Contoct Lent«»: Hard 4 Soft PHONE 668-4313 or 668-7143 Portland officials main tained th at one agency should coordinate all trans portation services Seniors also had worried that the number of rides would be reduced by the large contract The contracts would be paid on a coat per ride system instead of the current flat rate contracts, said Bob Holdridge, director of the Area Agency on Aging “ We feel we'd much rather have the cost per ride con cept and adjust it (lower) if the company can provide more for less fare “ We feel that with those adjustments, (service) w ill be close to the same,” Holdridge said SERVICE WITH SINCERITY Gmr|B I Marcia Halvors» Funeral Director« A Counselors Covered Parking Walkways T t a f v M s a ’s A u tu m n C hapsC FUNERAL HOME 2010 N.E. Division Gresham, 667-2800 Across from Golf Course J ILLY CILEAIEANCIE of 8596.402, which is 8109.598 less than the previous levy. The board cut one special educaiton teacher, the outdoor and com m unity schools, and part of the district's tuition fund. M S D case m o v e d A change of venue has been granted for a suit filed in Clackamas County Circuit Court designed to stop the county’s participation in the new M etropolitan Service District. A show cause hearing on why Clackamas County should pay for involvement in the reorganized MSD has been set fo r 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Marion County Circuit Court in Salem Clackamas Circuit Judge Winston Bradshaw granted the change of venue Monday. The suit was filed late last month by the Clackamas County Home and Lan d o w n e rs P r o t e c t iv e Association and seeks a temporary restraining order preventing the county from spending any money for the MSD reorganized by voters in the May 23 primary Voters in Clackamas County rejected the MSD measure, but it was ap proved on a tri-county basis. SAVE 1/3 to 1/2 Hussmans to perform The Sandy Assembly of God w ill sponsor recording artists Ed and Ruth Bohlen Hussman in services at the church this Sunday. The Hussmans sing tra d itio n a l and con temporary religious music. Mrs Hussman accompanies on the auto-harp The travelling musicians have appeared throughout the country and parts of Canada. The public is invited to attend the service which w ill begin at 6 p.m. SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES Color coordinated sportswear in w ide selection polyester knit, woven textured polyester and easy core novelty fabrics. Jackets, tops, shirts, skirts and pants in so many shades. . . for misses and junior sizes. Reg. 13.00 to 53.00. SEPARATES AND ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR Special) Surviva Bread Loaf Only §9^ An amazing selection of T-shirts and knit tops . . . shirts, blouses, fuller tops, skirts, jeons and pants too. Everything for fun in the sun one piece, tw o piece and bikini swim suits, shorts, tubes and tank tops, for misses ond junior sizes. Reg. 3.00 to 28.00. L im it 2 AND MUCH MORE . . . Smaller quantities at equally great savings. Dresses and sun dresses in this season’s new shapes ond fabrics . . . robes and sleepwear in solid colors and prints on fine knits ond light weight fabrics. Accessories, coots, jackets, pullovers ond cardigans . . . something for everyone! Reg. 12.00 to 70.00. 9:30 - 6:30 Mon — Sat. Dion« A Bruce Schriovor Health House In Sandy s new Frontier Bldg. in Heritage Squore m JTTE K TLŸ 0
