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Thur» Grange hall gets new look Obituaries Accident claims youth Som e d e d ic a te d in * dividual» are teaming up to give the Sandy Grange hall on Kelso Road a new look To notice the change, all a passerby has to do is look up. A new roof is being put down “ Due to the help of our m any frie n d s and neighbors in the area who have supported our once-a month flea marts, we were able to buy enough roofing for the entire hall.” said G ran g e p u b lic is t Nina Stables. John K in g set S a tu rd a y Sandy Country M arket p articip an ts announced this week that the local m a rk et w ill close this Saturday, Sept. 4. A flea market will be featured this last market day along with the usual a r ray of crafts, produce and homemade goodies that are available Vendor Pam Hauff said, “Our local market may be small, but we have had a good time serving our com munity. We are a very determined group because for some of us it has meant our bread and butter “This has been our se cond season of activities, and it has been a struggle, but we expect to be back next year. “ We are looking for a location in Sandy that will meet the approval of the ci ty ,” she said The market is located on the corner^ of Highway 26 and 362nd Drive in Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park Anyone with crafts or flea m arket items is invited to join the market this Saturday. A vending space will cost 83. For more information, call Hauff at 668-7257 First day announced at Ceitrell SP.ool starts for Cottrell students this Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 8:30 a m. for boys and girls in grades 4 through 8, and at 9 a m. for students in kindergarten through grade 3 Students will be in school until noon Tuesday and buses will take all boys and girls home in time for lunch. Bus information'!* in the mail to all parents in a packet with lunch, students insurance and other daily schedules P a re n ts should h ave received supply lists for all grades early in August. School officials invite calls at the school office from 9 a m to 5 p.m. all this week. Parents are urged to drop by the school and register students before school begins Tuesday. Cottrell School welcomes two new teachers to the staff this year. M arcia Rice will teach in the Resource Room and Kim Lindsey w ill teach the school’s T a le n te d and G ifte d students. Supt. Duncan meets groups at Welches State Superintendent of Public Instruction Verne Duncan will be at Welches School today, Sept. 2, for a pair of m eetings w ith teachers and citizens from b at district Duncan will meet with be Welches School staff at 1:80 p.m. At 7:80 p.m. he will meet he public at a special town to Jeanne D e w e y F u n e ra l services for Jeanne M Dewey were held Tuesday in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home. Private burial followed at Firhill Memorial Cemetery in Sandy Mrs Dewey was bom Jeanne M arie Fink ui San Francisco on Dec 13, 1927 and was raised in the Bay Area where she worked as a telephone operator after completing her educaton Since moving to the San dy area, she had worked as a cook She died Aug. 27 in Gresham She was 54 She is survived by her children. Bill Mathews of Sandy, Marilee Young of Portland and Sandy Oakley in G e o rg ia ; b ro th e rs , Robert Fink of Sandy and Charles Fink in C alifornia; a sister, Doris Peterson in California, and two grand children. T een s to ex p lo re p h o to g rap h y Staff photo I .S. Sen. Bob Packwood. R-Ore.. is used to the Congressional roller coaster, but Monday be got a ride of a different kind. Packwood, on a swing through the Sandy-Mt. Hood area, took time out to try the new 7.900-foot slide at Multorpor In Government Camp. He also visited Vanport Manufacturing in Boring and with Hoodland business leaders at Ttmberline Lodge. 668 5859 ofaSseaTonket parents. Woody and Carol Malone, and Victor and Prudence King. Funeral services were held Monday at the Sandy Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Vault in terment followed at Cliff side Cemetery in Sandy Sandy F u n eral Home was in ch arge of a r rangements Twelve-year-old John E King of Sandy died Aug 25 in Longview, Wash , from injuries suffered in a trac tor accident He was born July 14,1970 in Portland to Ray and Diana King They lived in East Multnomah County until 1978 when they moved to Sandy where John a t tended a local school He was in v o lve d in church activities in Sandy and enjoyed school He is survived by his mother and father; two sisters. Deborah and Janet King, a brother. Michael K in g , and his g ra n d The men working on the roof are all volunteers Some are Grangers or f a m ily m e m b e rs of Grangers, she pointed out. “ But for the most part, these men are members of Gospel of Our Saviour Community Chapel,” she said “ The Sandy Grange sincerely appreciates their help They are doing a splendid job ” There will be two more flea marts at the Grange hall this year The next will be Sept 18 from 9 a m to 5 p m . For more informa tion. call either 668 4952 or Sept 2 >9«2 (Sec I) SANDv (Ore.) POST-; Hoodland customers face rate hike The first round of hear ings that could lead to in creased telephone bills for Hoodland residents gets underway next Tuesday in Salem The public utility com missioner has scheduled a prehearing conference on a request by C ontinental Telephone Co. of the Nor thwest to increase local phone rates in its Oregon service territories The conference will be held at 1:30 p.m. in Hearing Room D of the Labor A In dustries Building. In March, Continental submitted a proposal to in crease annual revenues by 81 9 million which would raise local residential and business rates by varying amounts for customers. Public Utility Commis s io n e r John L o b d e ll suspended the proposal in April for study by the PUC staff. The purpose of Tuesday's prehearing conference is to identify persons who wish to become intervenors in the case and to set dates for p u b lic h e a r in g s , if necessary Hearings Officer Lowell Bergen will conduct the conference on behalf of Lobdell. or Center News: Taco sale aids nutrition program The Sandy Senior Center sponsors a day-long excur sion to Eagle Creek Park along the Columbia River Gorge today, Sept. 2. Anyone interested in par ticipating is reminded that it is a hiking trip and they should dress accordingly. Reservations may be made at the Center office. Eagle Creek Park Noon : Loaves and Fishes FRIDAY.SEPT. 3 Noon: Loaves and Fishes MONDAY. SEPT. « Labor Day: Center Closed S everal appointm ents are s till a v a ila b le for seniors who wish to consult with an attorney today. Persons eligible for this service must be at least 60 y e a n old. For additional in f o r m a t io n , c a ll th e Center at 668-5569 Sandy Senior C e n te r volunteers will operate a taco stand in the Sandy Sentry parking lot this F r i day and Saturday, Sept. 3 and 4, from noon to S p.m. Sandy Sentry will donate all proceeds to the Sandy Loaves and Fishes pro gram Seniors who want to help in the project should contact the Center as soon as possible Community Card Night, normally held at the Com munity Center every F r i day evening, has been cancelled for the month of September The schedule will resume in October Activities for the Week of Sept. 2 and Sept. 9 THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 9 a .m .: Senior Law Project 9 a.m .: Exercise Class 10 a m .: Hiking Club to TUESDA Y. SEPT. 7 9:30 a m .: Planning and Evaluation Committee Noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p.m .: Sing-along WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 8 11:30 a.m .: Silvertones in Colton Noon : Loaves and Fishes THURSDAY. SEPT. 9 9 a m.: Exercise Class Noon: Golden Age Club Potluck 1:30 p.m.: Hiking Club to Oxbow Park 2 p.m.: Horseshoes The Kiwanis Club of Boring Thanks the following merchants and area residents for supporting the Fifth Annual Kiwanis of Boring Golf Tournament: Ben|«mm Franklin. Gresham Sandy Lockers. Sandy New's Union 76. Sandy Joe s Donut Shop. Sandy S tu b 's Nursery. Boring Holt's Feed Store. Boring Vanport Manufacturing. Boring Portland General Electric. Gresham Mel Richey. Boring TJ Athletics. Gresham Chevron U S A Inc . Portland McEwen's Texaco and Towing. Gresham Scenic Fruit Co.. Gresham Buxton s Lee Meat C o . Sandy Gateway Inn. Sandy Western School Supply. Portland R N Boring Woodworking. Boring Upper Cut Hair Care. Boring Hoodview Pharmacy. Orient Concrete Paving Stones In c . Boring Fred Meyer Inc . Gresham Mt Hood Oil Co.. Gresham Beniamin Franklin, Sandy Paola's Pizza. Sandy Clackamas County Bank. Boring Shorty's Corner. Sandy Holt's Shopping Center. Boring Western Farms Market. Boring Mountain View Golf Course, Boring Willard Boring. Boring Don's Restaurant. Gresham The Hair Mill. Boring Northwest Stepping Stone C o . Sandy The Timber Tavern. Boring Boring Lumber and Hardware. Boring Ekstrom $ Nursery. Gresham McCall's Store. Boring United Airlines. Portland Burn's Feed Store, Orient Peggy's Onve-in. Orient Hoodview Medical Center. Orient Nikola s Market. Boring Pepsi Cola Bottling C o . Portland Sandy's Camera Shop. Gresham W R Hicks Co , Gresham General Telephone C o , Gresham Thrifty Auto Supply. Gresham Blue Bell Potato Chips. Portland Gresham Cooperative. Gresham Fancher Auto-Truck Parts, Gresham Heidi’s Restaurants. Boring Bob Duncan Nursery Page s Chevron. G'esham Larry's Sport Center. Gresham Miller Brewing Co . Portland B and B Auto. Boring Ziggy's Sports. Beaverton Greenlea Golf Course. Boring Joyce Valberg. Boring Jack Beaudoin. Boring These area businesses and individuals helped by donating prizes, supplying . . . _ i conces sions or providing support for a successful 1982 golf tournament it which drew IT 9 plovers to the AAountain View Golf Course on August 7. The annual tournament rais ed funds to be used at the AAount Hood Kiwanis Camp for Handicapped Children and for other Kiwanis Club of Bor ing projects. Again thanks from the Kiwanis of Boring. COLORFUL BOUQUET of fresh-cut FLOWERS . . . Amana Frigidaire G.E. Jenn-Air KitchenAid Maytag C 41 Color Print Roll 20exp . 3 .4 9 2 4 exp. 4 .1 9 3 6 exp. 6 .5 9 DISC 2 .9 9 Prices good through month of Sept.. 1982 Sandy Rexall Drug RIEGELfTlflnn? 6 68 4 111 1 3 8 9 5 0 P iocto r Blvd AND 622 3400 ' H o o d la n d Plaza Sales and Service Hoodland Park Pharmacy 301 E. Pow ell 665-4158 Classified Business, Professional Directory AUTO REPAIR TELEVISION SERVICE SANDY AUTO BODY INC. Telephone 668 4175 CRUSHED ROCK Don Obrist, Inc. We ore the home delivery experts 1 ' Sea-4179 3739S Ruben la n e Sandy PUMP & SUPPLY CEDAR plaza N o lower level 668 7363 Carry In Service snd service Rentals e Property Management Listings e Sales e Mobile Homes Custom Homes e New Construction Commercial e Acreage 3 9 IRQ Procter. Sendy SSS 0 0 SO A L L M A IN T A X S E R V IC E C e d a r P la za Bldg. S uite N o. 1 2 Bookkeeping A Income Tines Pickup & Delivery D & A PUMP 8t SUPPLY 668-4902 CONCRETE READY M IX 66 8 8051 SAND and GRAVEL M T HO O D R E A D Y M IX Assdv Mi. Cone'Sts Crushed SALE on all Outdoor Plants! Save 25% & more on EVERYTHING SS8-3S7S WATCH for Fall Bulbs here soon! y Open 4-10 pm AAon. thru Thurs., Noon- 10 pm Fri. 1 lo t. and noon-Spm on Suocfoyg Vl Roc* tOOFINC Sandy Roofing Company C o m p lete locol flo ris t shop garden Call onytimel 24-hr. phone service PHONE: 669-7177 Licensed. Bonded ond Insured 39075 Proctor • Sandy 663-9757 .'■C.' I A N D GRAVEL Send end Qreeet Crushed Rock Fill ond Top Soil 653-3138 Ptent loceted et Fi,wood Junction Outdoor plant g garden center 174MMe4etgby R O C K CREEK S A N D Phon« 668 65 15 w OPEN r e n l 10 u u 6 Tues m e s i Sat t 1 T o w n & C o u n try E s ta te s R e a lty TAX CONSULTANT Felrbenks - Morse - Red Jacket sal es Guaranteed Service On All Makes REALTOR Fill m a te r ia ls * C ru s h e d rock D e m o litio n • B u lld o zin g • R o a d g ra tin g 656 2683 Special of Week: "We make 'em, you bake 'em/" A sim ilar Explorer post is planned by the Sandy Post for local teenagers who are interested in m edia skills. Its firs t meeting will be Wednes day, Sept. 22, at 7 p.m. at The Post 12 exp.$2.39 Authorized Service For: 38650 Pioneer blvd. Sandy, Oregon 97055 Pizza Cutter! Reg. *2.95 With any size pizza only He will be assisted by other Explorer advisors Steve Wolf and Dennis D r ie s , als o lo c a l photographers. CAPTURE SUMMER MEMORIES EXPERT APPLIANCE SERVICE & PARTS • • • • • • C am era Connection, as w e ll as D a y s p r in g Photography His photo assignments with Dayspr ing have given him many y e a rs of p ro fe s s io n a l photography experience For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548 FRIDAY SPECIAL o Camera Connection in of Boy Scouts. It allows Sandy will sponsor a new young men and women to Explorer Scouts post this explore career and hobby fall for local teenagers who areas of particular interest are interested in learning to them. more about photography. The new S an d y First meeting will be 7 photography Explorer post p.m., Tuesday, Sept 21, at will feature many field Camera Connection. 39570 tripe, plus give members Pioneer Blvd. photo lab experience. Interested young adults Areas will include com from 14 through 20 years of mercial photography, color age should bring a camera photography, black and (preferably 35 m m ) with white photography, still th e m , a c c o rd in g to life, macro photography organizer Chuck Coleman. and portraits. “ W e’ll give them hands- “ W e’ll co ve r alm o st on training with a camera and in the darkroom ,” Col anything the kids w ant,” eman said. “ W e’ll advance Coleman said. C o le m a n o p e ra te s them as far as they want to go in photography.” The program is for begin ners as well as advanced photographers, with some emphasis on career oppor tunities in the field. Exploring is an extension CHIMNEY SWEEP RERAN SWEEPS p i Chimnrp íkXRini From the shodow of the mountain H oodlend M mo CS ; »622-4099 Wendy Dal.« I
