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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1981)
Thur».. SUHS names top window designers Local businesses got a festive touch recently when students from Sandy High School added h o lid a y scenes in merchants' win dows The annual competition, sponsored by the school's a rt departm ent, allows students to create and display original works for public viewing and gives Sandy a shot of holiday spirit. The c o m p e titio n is b ro k e n in to tw o categories—advanced and beginning Winners named in the ad vanced division were: 1st. Jacqui Pullen. No 19 at the Independent Bank of San dy, 2nd. Annie Logan. No. 17 at the Independent Bank o f S a n d y; 3 rd . Tony Kuchta, Sandy Travel. Winners in the beginning division were: 1st, Kevin and Dawn New, No 21 at G riff's Longburger; 2nd. Janelle Curtis, No 10at Dr. Claggett’s; 3rd, Angie Con- ibear, Madonna and child at Benj Franklin. Board seeks volunteer for commission The Boring Fire Protec tion D istrict is seeking volunteers Persons interested in be ing considered for appoint ment to the Civil Service Commission for the Boring district should contact Fire Chief M ” tt Shields at 663-4638. 6583154 o r 630 3537 The three member com mission oversees personnel matters and policy actions re la te d to d is t r ic t employees. State law re quires that commission members believe in the principles of C ivil Service. The d istrict’s Board of Directors w ill select and appoint the commission member from the list of ap plicants Former resident returns to Sandy A 1967 Sandy High grad who has owned three sleep centers in the Sacramento area has returned home to open a local waterbed store, Enter Drawing for $100 Gift Certificate Christmas Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-8 Sat. 9-5:30 Sun. 12-5 6684144*^ ( fc scales ) A topographical map of the Mt Hood corridor will be available for inspection, as well as specific informa tion on cross-country ski trails, their degree of d if ficulty and an informative narrative about each one. The center w ill be staffed by F o re s t S e rv ic e volunteers who w ill also S o O tt/ starr Archie Woodard and Nancy Nutter, formerly associated with Archie's Waterbed World stores in Sacramento, have opened a new waterbed store on Proctor Boulevard in Sandy. hours without electrici ty ,” Woodard said. “ I wasn’t worried, ” he joked. “ A warm waterb ed w ill stay warm for a while without electrici ty " W oodard s a id he pects to make its final site selection by Feb. 15, 1982, and then enter into the c ity ’s process of obtaining a conditional use permit. That process, including trips before the Design Review Board, Planning Commission and City Coun cil, takes approximately 60 days. In mid-August, local of ficials sent the Postal Ser vice a letter outlining its concerns about the reloca tion of the post office. In that letter, city of wants his new sleep center on the corner of Proctor and Strauss to be known as the friendly store on the corner. He w ill specialize in w a te rb e d s of a ll description, but also of fer other bedding and living room furniture “ It has been medical ly proven," Woodard said, “ that waterbeds a re b e n e fic ia l to healthful and restful sleep, and the heat is beneficial.” ficials suggested that the new site be located in the com m ercial core, have easy access to Highway 26, be within walking distance of the downtown area because the city has no lo ca l d e liv e ry and be located on a street capable of handling truck traffic. The city also expressed concerns about adequate parking and location in a residential area. Winston told Mayor Ruth Loundree, Councilmen Don B lair and Calvin Jones, Ci ty Planner Don Wilson and Jordan that his most en joyable dealings with cities have been those who make th e ir w ishes know n b e fo re h a n d . He s a id , however, that some trade offs may have to be reach ed before the project is completed. The Postal Service plans to build a 4,427-square foot facility on an acre site, w ith p a rk in g fo r 17 customers, nine c a rrie r vehicles and 10 employees. O u r CAREFREE ACCOUNT g ives y o u c h e c k in g -w ith -in te re s t. Just like a N O W A c c o u n t, o n ly w ith o u t a lo t o f se rvice c h a rg e s o r re q u ire m e n ts . A n d w h o n e e d s a ll th a t a n y w a y ? Or, w rite a ll th e c h e c k s y o u w a n t fo r a s » little as $4.40 p e r m o n th w ith o ur INDE- • PENDENT ACCOUNT, w h ic h in c lu d e s a I $10,000 life in s u ra n c e p olicy. D o n 't w rite m a n y c h e c k s 9 Try o u r BUDGET ACCOUNT, e a c h c h e c k costs o n ly 20C. Senior c itiz e n s -y o u r c h e c k in g is a lw a y s free ! A n d th at's just p a rt o f o u r s e le c tio n . C o m e in a n d “c h e c k " it o u t fo r yourself. Man honored for sales in local area * Men’s Sweaters * Men's Jackets * Women’s Dresses * Women’s Velvet & Corduroy Blazers receive a variety of infor mat ion about winter play and skiing in the Mt Hood area, according to Herb E va n s, in fo rm a tio n specialist at the Zigzag Hanger Station provide updated inform a tion on weather, snow and tra il conditions, as well as avalanche hazards in the area Evans said th a t the avalanche hazards outside the developed ski areas w ill be of particular interest to cross-country skiers and snowshoers For more information on the center, call the Zigzag Hanger Station at 622-3191, or the supervisor's office for the Mt. Hood National Forest at 224 5243. WHAT IS THE ' SPIRIT' THAT RETURNS TO G O D AT DEATH? Rod Miller The Sandy represen tative for a Beaverton firm has attained a special achievement Pacific Photocopy, Inc. announced this week that Rod M iller was selected to receive an award for his outstanding contribution at a s p e c ia l th re e -d a y se m in a r sponsored by Sharp Electronics Corp., copier division. The seminar, given by Richard Michnick, national m a rk e tin g s u p e rv is o r, focused on subjects rang in g fro m in d u s try te c h n o lo g y to the co m p a n y’s photocopier line. The U S. Forest Service announced that it w ill open its Winter Sports Inform a tion Center this weekend The c e n te r w ill be operated by the Zigzag Hanger D istrict and w ill assist persons seeking in formation on cross country skiing, dow nhill skiing, mountain clim b in g and maps to winter play areas The c e n te r w ill be located on the Government Camp loop and w ill be open weekends only, from 9 a m to 4 p m. It w ill close March 28, 1^82 Visitors to the center w ill STATE OF THE DEAD Post office eyes new facility by ’83 The U S Postal Service would like to be operating from a brand new facility in Sandy by early 1983 The firs t step, however, is agreement with city of ficials on a site. Charles Winston, who handles real estate for the Postal Service in a five- state region, told a meeting of postal and city officials Tuesday afternoon that the projected final construc tion date for the new fa cili ty is Jan 25. 1983. The Postal Service ex 1) SANO Y (O r . ) P O S T -3 Winter info office opens Opens new waterbed store A rc h ie W oo d a rd , fo rm e r SUHS class president and student body president, is bring ing his 16 years of bed ding and furniture ex perience with him That includes operating his own mattress manufac tu r in g com pany, “ California Mattress," whose subse q u e n t ow ner becam e a m illio n a ire . Woodard said With Woodard and his c o lo r fu l " A r c h ie ’s Waterbed W orld" truck fro m S a c ra m e n to comes Nancy Nutter, who w o rk e d w ith Woodard two years at his other stores Woodard purchased the M ills B u ild in g across from the drug s to re on P ro c to r B o u le v a rd and is renovating its six apart ments. Another tenant is First American Title He purchased the building from Dr. Hans Lightner of Portland, H>. first days back in town to set up shop weren’t easy. “ I was caught in the recent storm and ex perienced Sandy’s f w 17, I4»«l ($•< "The body without the spirit (breath, see margin) is dead." James 2:26. "The spirit of God (breath which God gave him, see margin) is in my nostrils.'’ Job 27:3 HOW MUCH DOFS ONE KNOW OR COMPREHEND AFTER DEATH? Eccl. 9:5,6,10 "The living know that they shall die, but the dead know not anything. . . Also their love, and their hatred, and their envy, is now perished. . . There is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.” Ps. 115:17 "The dead praise not the Lord." CAN THE DEAD COMMUNICATE WITH THE LIVING, AND AREN’T THEY AWARE OF WHAT THE LIVING ARE DOING? Job 14:12,21 "So man lieth down, and riseth not, till the heavens be no more, they shall not awake, nor be raised out of their sleep. . . His sons come to honor, and he knoweth not; and they are brought low, but he perceiveth it not of them." Eccl. 9:6 Neithe have they any more a portion for ever in anything that is done und' r the sun. Ps. 146:4 The dead cannot contact the living, nor do they hove any idea of what the living are doing, they are dead. Their thoughts have perish ed TO BE CONTINUED. . . Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church P.0. Box 519, Sandy, OR 97055 z x | If you w o u ld lik e m ore in fo rm a tio n on this subject, I M a il in this COUPON: J N om e: ____ ________________________________ ___ I A ddress: ( ~ ity —— _______________ __S to te ___________ Zip ______ / I Why leave town for fine jeweiery at competitive prices? Grokett Jewelry has it all right here at ho m e__ We even gift-wrap! □ HASSLE FREE C H E C K GUARANTEE W h y w a s te tim e in th e c h e c k o u t line? W e c a n m a k e c a s h in g c h e c k s q u ic k a n d easy. Just ask fo r yo ur IBS CHECK GUARANTEE CARD. Then, a ll ch ecks, fo r q u a lifie d c u s to m e rs, a re g u a ra n te e d u p to $100. It's o u r p e rs o n a l “hassle fre e g u a ra n te e " C a s h in o n it to da y. 20% OFF o o on all Seiko & Citizen Watches! Now thru Chnstmas SAVIN G S SERVICES A U SAVER$-IT$ NSW, BUT WHAT DOES IT DO? Well, if y o u 're in th e rig h t ta x b ra c k e t, a n IBS ALL SAVERS CERTIFICATE c a n b e a so u n d inve stm en t. IBS is o ffe rin g th e n e w ALL SAVERS CERTIF ICATE, w h ic h a llo w s TAX FREE in te re st o n th e first $1000 o f a sin g le ta x retu rn o r $2,000 o n a jo in t return. In te re st rates w ill c h a n g e m o n th ly a n d IBS w ill a lw a y s o ffe r y o u th e h ig h e s t ra te a llo w e d b y la w But, ALL SAVERS isn't fo r a ll p e o p le That's w h y w e 're re a d y to sit d o w n , a n s w e r y o u r q u e s tio n s a n d h e lp y o u s e le c t w h a fs b est fo r y o u fro m a v a rie ty o f fin a n c ia l p ro g ra m s . IBS—A ll THE BANK YOU’U EVER NEED. That's rig h t From sm all p e rs o n a l a c c o u n ts to la rg e c o m m e r c ia l business, IBS o ffe rs a ll th e b a n k in g services yo u'll e v e r n e e d W e c a n h e lp y o u rig h t a w a y w ith a la rg e s e le c tio n o f p ro fe s s io n a l services W e m a k e b a n k in g fast, e a sy a n d friendly. The w a y It sh o u ld b e Take a lo o k fo r yo urself a t a ll IBS c a n o ffe r you: W h e n it c o m e s to savings plans, th ere's p le n ty o f o p tio n s. A n d IBS has th e m a ll -TIM E CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, PASSBOOK SAVINGS, IRA ACCOUNTS, y o u n a m e it. You s h o u ld b e g e ttin g th e m o st o u t o f y o u r m o n e y th e s e days. We m a k e sure y o u d o . NO-DELAY LO A N P R O G R A M S Every lo a n re q u e s t d ese rve s im m e d ia te a tte n tio n . At IBS, yo u g e t it. Any lo a n , la rg e o r sm all, is im p o rta n t. W h e th e r it's a SIMPLE INTEREST AUTO o r PERSONAL LOAN, HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECT o r LARGE BUSINESS LOAN, y o u d e a l d ire c tly w ith a d e c is io n m aker. N o ru n -a ro u n d s N o d e la y s That's a p ro m is e A n d th at's n o t a ll .. OTHER "IN D E P E N D E N T" FEATURES IBS o ffe rs m a n y o th e r c o n v e n ie n t services like; BANK-BY MAIL, TRAVELERS CHECKS, SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, MONEY ORDERS... N o t to m e n tio n , FINANCIAL COUNSELING, PROFES SIONAL ADVICE a n d A FRIENDLY SMILE! Its a ll yours, a ll th e tim e , a t IBS All th e b a n k r yo u'll e v e r n e e d . C a ll o r visit to d a y . "YOUR C H O IC I" CHICKING T h e liMdepewdeNT B aim I c E ve ryb o d y n e e d s s o m e th in g d iffe re n t in a c h e c k in g a c c o u n t. So, a t IBS y o u s e le c t th e o c c o u n t th at's rig h t fo r you. 38561 Proctor Blvd./Sandy, OR 97055/668-8030 Mem tier f DIC of SANdy Open 9 8 p.m. Dec. 18 23 Sun , Dec 20,12-5 p m Now Keepsake has many ways to make this holiday season sparkle. W e ll -.h o w y o u ne ckla ce s, b ra c e le ts o t beauty. Each piece a w o r k o f a rt rin g s . p e n d a n ts a n d e a rn n g s — f e a tu rin g W it h p ric e s to f it y o u r b u d g e t s ta rtin g b n llia n t , h i ll c u t K eepsake J ia n u m d s ,.t $ 1 5 0 E a c h piece is a d a z z lin g d is p la y F in e J e w e lry b y K eepsake I t ’s th e je w e lr y a d ia m o n d e x p e rt w o u ld b u y A n d ih i- le w c lr y y o u ’ll lo w to w e a r Fine Jewelry by Keepsake 668 6136 S Sandy’s Jew eler since 1951 < /(// fe ff'f/s y zr- 39084 Proctor Blvd. in Sandy < NPI K<sp-kr In, k Pion—r « Shelley in Soody,^ I I ........................
