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Thur« S«pt 171981 (Set I) SANDY (Ore ) POST—3 inside business New alarm system available Gresham Alarm has in- troduced a new line of burglar alarm systems for the do-it yourselfer in its retail showroom at 39373 Proctor in Sandy New alarm sales represen tative Dan Pinckard of Gresham has joined the staff to help answer installation questions of homeowners and shopkeepers who drop by. Pinckard has more than three years experience in the business And the alarm business is ringing with success these days, says company presi dent Boland C a rtis s er. Especially popular in an age of rising burglary (one oc curs every 28 seconds na tionally) are lower-cost com plete alarm systems anyone with instructions can install in about a day. Mark Mullins, left, joins II.II. Hazelett at new offices this week in Pioneer Square. Chiropractic firm moves Mark Mullins has joined the p ra c tic e of Sandy chiropractor II H Hazelett at a new location • The two will practice at 38720 Proctor Blvd in Suite B at Pioneer Square. Mullins, a June graduate of Western States Chiroprac tic College in Portland, studied physio-therapy at the University of Oklahoma befo re beginning his chiropractic studies The North Bend native attended Oklahoma on a wrestling scholarship Hazelett has had a prac tice in Sandy since 1976 His office was formerly located at McCall Oil The two will offer X-ray facilities, lab diagnoses through M e t-P a th in P o rtla n d , as w e ll as analysis, planning and sup plementation for nutrition counseling According to Hazelett, students spend 4,400 classroom hours at a profes School board In other business, SUHS Board: the —Learned that enrollment is higher than was an ticipated. Dick Harrison, director of student services, said the school has 60 students more attending than expected He said that more than 20 persons who dropped out last year have returned, and that SUHS had “a great influx from private schools in the Portland metropolitan area " —Approved a trip to the 1982 World’s Fair in Knox ville, Tenn , for the sym phonic choir. Bruce Scarth, choir director, asked that 40 students, four sponsors, his wife and himself be allowed to go if $600 per person was raised by them during the year He received tentative sional school and are versed in obstetrics, gynecology, minor surgery, proctology and disorders of the nervous system He said their purpose is to find the cause of an illness, as well^s diagnose it Office hours at the new location will be 8 a m to 6:30 p m Monday through Satur day. There will also be 24-hour, seven-days-a-week e m erg en cy n o tific a tio n through the o ffic e s telephone, 668-6524. The trained staff supplies the do-it-yourselfer with in s ta lla tio n a d v ic e and manuals, some hand written by the local firm and others supplied by the manufac turer If the do-it yourself gets stuck, a commercial in staller from the company w ill come out to help Gresham alarm also offers centralized monitoring for homes and businesses that want faster response from police in case of burglary. Cartisser figures do-it- yourselfers can save more than half the cost of alarm systems and trim 2 to 22 per cent off their insurance premiums. The a v e ra g e th re e - bedroom, ranch-style home can be burglar proofed by a professional installer for $1,100 to $1,300, Cartisser said A do-it-yourselfer, on the other hand, can install a basic self-contained alarm system for less than $100 or $400-$600 for a first-class system Shopkeepers willing to spend a day installing a system can save even more money in insurance cost, Cartisser said Only one other alarm com pany in the Portland area sells equipment to the do-it- yourselfer Cartisser and p artn er Jack G allagher share duty on the retail store floor with other trained representatives to provide advice, estimates and even free literature on alarm system s fo r home or business Since the first of the year, Gresham Alarm in Sandy has sold two dozen systems to do-it-yourselfers, in cluding housewives The Sandy company is phasing out retail sales of electrical supplies in favor of alarm systems, although Cartisser said some elec trical fixtures will be retain ed for drop-in customers Gresham Alarm will in troduce its new do-it- yourself alarm systems in a grand opening Sept. 28 through Oct 2 at 39373 Proc tor in Sandy CASHING CHECKS IS HASSLE K W ITH The Righteousness of Christ Im puted & Im parted Righteousness of Jesus Christ YOUR W hat is Jesus able to do for the sinner? 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