Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, September 24, 1981, Page 13, Image 13

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September 24 1981 (Set 2) SANDY (Ore.) POST—S
Low blood supply plagues the region
The region faces a serious
situation with its blood supp
ly
Projected collections for
the next two weeks fall short
every day, according to Dr
Frans Peetoom, director of
the P a c ific N o rth w e s t
Kegional Blood Services,
American Ked Cross
"Response to our blood
donor recruitment efforts is
significantly down The sum­
mer slump has continued in­
to September, e ffe cting
blood collection in both the
Blood Center and at blood
mobiles," said Peetoom
V\e have and are continu
mg to face unusually high
usage of •()’ type blood in
particular However, all
blood type donors are need­
ed, especially new donors,”
he said
One needs to realize that
the com m unity depends
mainly on the same faithful
donors to keep the communi­
ty blood supply adequate
Campfire sign-ups are
getting underway now
Have fun while making
friends at Camp Fire First
graders through high school
senior are invited to join a
Camp F ire club being
organized in their area To
register, contact the Camp
Fire coordinator in your
school or call the Mt Hood
Council at 656 2530
Youngsters are offered a
program that gives them an
opportunity to learn skills
necessary for successful liv ­
ing as adults by emphasizing
group planning and dec ision
making Activities include
crafts, outdoor and camping
adventures, educational ex­
periences and community in­
volvement Camp Fire is
now co-ed and welcomes
boys as well as girls to club
membership
Pictured is Julie G riffin, who plays Alicia in A Barrel Full of Pennies," which opens at The
Theater on Proctor Boulevard next week and runs for four weekends.
Blue Birds (first through
third grade) "learn through
play" in a small group set­
ting during the school year
and enjoy day camp in the
summer Adventure youth
(fourth through sixth grade)
are involved in individual
and group growth through
outdoor, craft, service and
education-oriented projects
Discovery level (seventh
and eighth grades) em
phasizes an increasing in­
volvement in the community
and the development of skills
in specific areas ranging
from camping to the arts
H orizon Clubs
(n in th
through 12th grade) plan in­
dividual learning activities
and group social functions
and serve the community by
organizing leadership pro
jects
Fall is the time to become
involved with the Camp Fire
program as a youth member
or as an adult leader To
join, call the Mt Hood Coun
c il of Camp F ire in
G ladstone,656 2530 The
C ouncil serves a ll of
Clackamas County as well as
Hood River and The Dalles
Camp Fire offers aid to
youngsters who need finan­
cial assistance
The only way to increase the
donor percentage and to
meet increasing blood supp
ly demands, is for more in
dividuals and groups to
begin donating blood It
would be ideal if those people
who have only thought about
donating would take this op
portumty to being a life long
commitment as responsible
blood donors."
Many patients in the
region's 76 hospitals depend
on a stable blood supply to
sustain their lives This
means that 475 units of blood
must be collected every
Can a new solar home be
more affordable than a new
conventional home?
"It's possible,” said Dave
B u rtn e r, Oregon State
University energy extension
agent. "In the eyes of the
lender, lower heating bills
from a well-designed solar
home may make the dif­
ference in the buyer’s ability
to make the monthly house
payments In fact, solar
should be more important
now than ever, precisely
because of the tight money
situation "
Affordable solar space
heating designs for new con
struction, solar case studies,
construction details and
economic analysis will be
some of the topics covered in
a free seminar presented by
Oregon State U niversity
energy extension entitled
"Solar Space Heating New
Construction." The seminar
will emphasize the passive
approach to solar heating It
will be held Sept 23 at Lewis
& Clark College, Templeton
College Center, in the Coun
cil Chambers Room, from
6:30 to 10 pm .. For more in­
fo rm a tio n ,
c o n ta c t
Clackamas County extension
o ffic e at 655-8631 or
Washington County exten
Sion office at 648 8632.
According to Burtner,
there is no longer a question
about the feasibility of solar
in the Willamette Valley -it
works "The major problem
is getting the word out to
builders and buyers that
solar space heating does not
need to be exotic nor does it
need to cost a s m a ll
fortune," said Burtner
In order to donate blood, a
person must be in good
health, be between the ages
of 17 and 66,and weigh at
least 110 pounds The entire
blood donation process takes
approximately an hour, in­
c lu d in g
r e g is tra tio n ,
medical history, donation,
and refreshments
"We provide many oppor­
tunities for the community to
donate blood Four blood
m obiles
are
loca te d
throughout the region during
the week and the Blood
Center at 4200 S W Corbett
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548
AUTO REPAIR
TELEVISION SERVICE
SANDY AUTO BODY INC.
38650 Pioneer blvd.
Sandy, Oregon 97055
Telephone
668 4175
CRUSHED ROCK
Guaranteed Service
On All Makes
CEOAR plaza N o
LOWER LEVEL
668 7363
Carry In Service
Don Obrist, Inc.
T o w n & C o u n try E states R e a lty
Fill m a te ria ls * C rushed rock
D e m o litio n * B ulldozing
* R o a d gra tin g
Phyllis Misner. Broker
B en to it P ro p erty M o n o g e m e n t
listin g s e Sales • M o b ile H om es
C ustom Homes • N e w C onstruction
C o m m ercial e A cte o g e
We ore the home delivery enperti 1
660 4179 37396 Ruben lo n e Sandy
39180 Proctor. Sandy 668 8050
PUMP 8 SUPPLY
PLUMBING
Sandy Mountain
Plumbing
Fairbank» - Morse - Red Jacket
SALES end SERVICE
Bonded & Licensed
D & A PUMP & SUPPLY
656-2683
668 4902
CONCRETE READY MIX
O ils GILLIS
(5 0 3 ) 637 3414
ROUTE 1 BOX 240 C
EAGLE CREEK OR 97 02 2
SAND and GRAVEL
MT HOOD R EA D Y M IX
Ready Mu Concrete Crushed
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ROCK CREEK S A N D
A N D G R A VE L
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Crushed Rock, Fill ond Top Soil
6 5 8 -3 1 3 8
Plant located at Firwood Junction
TAX CONSULTANT
IMPORT REPAIR
Mt. Metric
A L L M A IN T A X S E R V IC E
on Brightwood loop
Cedar Plaza Bldg Suite No. 12
Practical VW repair
Bookkeeping & Income Texes
Pickup & Delivery
PARTS • SERVICE
8 30 — 5:30 Mon. thru Frl.
668 8051
622-4304
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is open six days a week,'*
said Peetoom.
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