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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1982)
**•*•■*>■ Thur» Dec ». 1 9 « (Sec I) SANDY (O r«.) POST—3 Keeping posted: Christmas shows dot week p m . following a council workshop session on siting subsidized housing in the Sandy area at 7 p m C o ttrell School board meets at 8 p m in the East Building THURSDAY. DEC. 4 T h e Sandy R e b e ka h L o d g e m e ets a t th e I O O F Hall at 8 p m Cedar Ridge School will stage its annual Christmas program at 7 JO p.m TU E S D A Y . DEC. 14 The Oregon State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a lunch meeting for all ladies interested in form ing a chapter in the Sandy- M t Hood area at 10 30a m at the Tollgate Inn The S an d y A re a C ham ber of Com m erce meets at noon at the Tollgate Inn The first session of a two- SATURDAY. DEC. I I Santa Claus w ill preside over a breakfast at TJ's Fireside Dining from 10 a m. to noon M O N D A Y. DEC. 13 Sandy City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed assessments for Local Im p r o v e m e n t District No 4 in council chambers at City Hall at 8 part CPR class will be held at the Sandy Fire Depart ment at 7 p m The class concludes Thursday. Dec 16 at 7 p m For more infor mation. call Ron Smith at 868 8093 Kelso School puts on its annual Christmas produc tion at 7:30 p m WEDNESDAY. DEC. IS The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m at the San dy F ire Hall T h e O reg o n R e tire d Educators Unit 23 w ill hold an executive meeting at the home of Hazel Harvey at 2 p m Elected officers and committee chairmen are urged to attend Other members are welcome Sandy Assembly of God will host a special video presentation and message on m a r iju a n a . “ The Heavenly Deception, ’ at Youth Life at 7 p.m S an d y E le m e n t a r y School w ill stage its annual Christmas program at 7:30 pm Cottrell School’s annual Christmas production will be staged at 7:30 p.m The Sandy Optimistic» meet at T J ’s Fireside D in ing at 7:30 p m T H U R SD A Y. DEC. 16 F irw o o d E le m e n ta r y School holds its annual Christmas program at 7:30 p.m. INSTANT CASH Il s our way ol introducing our Ini Teller * T h e first time our customer» use our 24-hr. Instant Teller» , their name will be entered tor chance to 3 MINUTES FREE use of our Instant Teller! Senior Center News: Senior actors stage initial play of a slide program this Monday, Dec 13 The pro gram has been designed to aid homebound and frail elderly persons through home visits by volunteers Currently there is an open ing in the Sandy area for a persons over 60 years of age interested in becoming a senior companion. For in formation, call the center at 668-5569 The senior dram a group will present "Child of A ir” tomorrow. Dec 10, at 1 p m at the Sandy Com munity Center auditorium The perform ance w ill feature members of the Gresham and Sandy Senior Centers in a one-act play depicting the antics of three older persons trying to save the city park's duck population The public is welcome The Senior Companion Program w ill be the focus F R ID A Y . DEC. 10 Noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p m : Presentation by Dram a Group 7:30 p.m : C om m unity Card Night M O N D A Y. DEC. 13 9 a m . : Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m .: Cards 1 p.m.: Ceramics TU ESD A Y. DEC. 14 10a m : Golden Age Board Meeting Noon: Loaves and Fishes You get to keep ALL the cash you call up in 3 minutes! I p m : Travelogue OR....... ..»YOU W ED N E S D A Y . DEC . 15 Noon : Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p.m : Christmas Pro gram 1 p.m .: Blood Pressure Clinic 5:30 p m : Senior Dine Out T H U R SD A Y. DEC. 16 9 a m . : Exercise Class Noon : Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m : Wreath Making W orkshop w ith M a rg e Jacoby may win 2 free minutes on Instant Teller* or 1 free minute! Refreshments! Any customer of Independent Bank of Sandy who uses our new out side Instant Teller could win... ’’Join the fun .. DRAWING 10 a .m . F rid a y , D ec. 10 New Accounts, too1 Now until Dec Obituaries: in time lor Christmas shopping! Services held for Sandy resident ed her education here. After finishing her school ing, she worked for a time at Davidson's Bakery in Portland She m arried Erhard H. Ulrich on Aug 27, 1948 and they made their permanent home at Boring where they raised their daughter Mrs Ulrich was a member of Im m a n u e l L u th e r a n Church in Sandy Funeral services for area resident T illie Ann Ulrich were held Wednesday, Dec 8, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Sandy In te r ment followed at the C liff side Cemetery Mrs Ulrich died Dec. 5 at Warrington, Ore She was 61. Born Jan. 18, 1921 and raised in Sandy, she receiv Rites planned today for former resident Form er Sandy resident Howard Thomas Young died Monday in a Portland hospital following a lengthy illness He was 54 Funeral services w ill be held today, Dec 9, at 1 p.m in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home Interm ent w ill follow at Cliffside Cemetery. M r Young was bom July 11, 1928 in Wyoming where he lived until he was 11 years old when his fam ily moved to Oregon He serv ed two years in the m er chant marines and return ed to Oregon in 1945 He was a long-haul tru ck driver for most of his life. In the mid-1970s M r. Young lived in the Sandy area until he moved to Beaverton to make his home. He is survived by his d a u g h te r , F a y e lle n Reynolds of E s ta c a d a ; sons. Tod of Beaverton. N o rm a n , P a t r ic k and Donald, all of Portland; his parents, M r. and M rs. Ralph Young of Beaverton; two sisters, Doris Smith of B e a v e rto n an d L in d a Palm er in California; a brother, John of Portland There are also eight grand children surviving. BURGLAR FIRE SECURITY ALARMS Gresham Alarm In business u n c e 1968 -Inc. 39373 Proctor, P.O. Box 40 668-5016 or 666-5200 ------ SANDY------ CLOSED CIRCUIT T V. M • FREEZER ALARMS Often 'Zfon&e /k t tie ‘ZMieteufA: nr wtflP laOvi. . . . W ient^ * i« d qiPPRS g Wty witk JuNpf» » Wkf / m pW« A « . . 10, 1982 Big money giveaway is Dec 15, just Jw ipu» kw*' OPEN 10-6 Mon S«t Complete locol fio riti »Hop Outdoor plont 8 garden center ( g a r d e n 39075 Proctor • Sandy 66B-9767 She is survived by her husband; d a u g h te r , K a th le e n R o m n e y of C kckam as; sister, Grace Reich of Sandy, and four grandchildren T h e fa m ily suggests memorials be made to the Lutheran Hour or Good Shepnerd Home. Sandy F u n e ra l Hom e was in cha.ge of arrangements. Instant money 24 hrs. day, 7 days a week! Instant cash from your savings or checking account anytim e1 Use it when you travel Gel YOUR1 card today at Independent Bank ol Sandy open 9 5 p m Monday Thursday and 9 7 p m on Fri T h e S in d y P o st (USPS 481 180) MEMBER O re g o n N ew spaper Publishers A sso ciatio n N o tio n o l N ew « A ssociation a n d U $ Suburbon Press day Convenient automatic banking! Withdraw, deposit or transfer funds' Published w e e k ly Thursdays by The O u tlo o k Publishing Sandy O re g o n 9 7 0 5 5 Second closs postoge p a id a t Sondy O re g o n Co Box 668-5548 SUBSCRIPTION RATES M u ltn o m a h C ounty 510.00 E lsaw h ara m O reg o n 511.50 514.00 O u ts id e N o rth w e s t an d Pociftc Coast States per year 517.00 Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon 97055 This card is good lor cash access at more than 3 00 banking locations throughout the western states! Take it with you on vacation En,oy 24-hour banking with push button ease throughout our interstate network Call toll-free number on your In N o rth w e s t an d Pacific Coo»t Stotes O u ts id e O re g o n p e r year card to know in seconds where to find nearest Instant Teller* machine. No 49 Eipress j Good almost anywhere! 54.00 In C lo ckam o s C ounty pat /a o r Purchase Traveler s Checks from American machines at locations throughout the entire U S. and Canada! The iNdepENdENT BANk of SANdy 38561 Proctor Blvd?Sandy, OR 97055/668-8030. Dec. 9, 1982 "No better time to loin us!” M em ber FDIC. PUBLIC NOTICE OF FILING OF GENERAL TELEPHONE RATE INCREASE APPLICATION On December 1. 1982, G eneral Telephone C om pany of the N orthw est, Inc., file d w ith the Public U tility C om m issioner of Oregon revised rate sched ules to establish increased rates to its Oregon cu s tom ers If approved as subm itted, th e $18 6 m illio n requested w o u ld represent an increase of about 16 percent in total Oregon in tra s ta te revenue Basic one -p arty reside n tial rates for G eneral T ele p hone's cu stom ers w o u ld increase in the range of $3 62 to $6 55 per m onth, depending on the exchange involved, local c a llin g a v a ila b ility and type of service provided W hy A re W e P ro po sin g A n Increase? The com pany's request for a rate increase m ust be view ed as part of the c o n tin u in g tra n s fo rm a tio n taking place w ith in the te le co m m u n ica tio n s indus try The Federal C om m un ica tion s C om m ission and various court decisions have introduced c o m p e titio n into those segm ents of the business th a t previously provided a subsidy to local exchange service As th is subsidy begins to disappear in the face o f com p etition, local service rates m ust m ore tru ly reflect th e ir actual costs Included in th e com pany's request for increased rates is an o ffse t of the im pact of FCC decisions a ffecting changes in depre ciatio n expenses and the to ll se ttlem en ts process C onsum ers w ill ben efit from dereg ula tion changes th ro u g h the a v a ila b ility of new services and the a b ility to choose telephone e qu ip m en t from a variety of sources The im pact on the com pany o f the prolonged eco nom ic slo w d o w n also plays a role in our request for higher rates Despite e ffo rts to c o n tro l costs, the com pany has been unable to earn an adequate rate of re tu rn Low er than expected local and toll revenue, com bined w ith hig he r operating expenses and hig he r d ep re ciatio n rates, are re s u ltin g in an erosion of e a rn in g s despite e ffo rts to hold dow n costs Revenue under the present ta riff is not s u ffi cien t to cover increased costs. For O th e r In fo rm a tio n Copies of the proposed rate schedules, te stim o n y and e xhibits are a vailable fo r inspection at the o f fices listed b e lo w w h e re a rep re sen ta tive of the com pany w ill a n sw e r any q ue stio n s th a t you may have Please feel free to contact our business of fices at the addresses and phone n um bers indi cated Copies of the co m p a n y's proposed rate sched ules, te stim o n y and e x h ib its are also available for inspection at our m ain o ffice at 1 7 85 5 NW C ornell Road, Beaverton, O regon 9 7 0 7 5 If you w is h to receive in fo rm a tio n or notice of the tim e of public hearings, a special to ll free num ber 1 (800) 452 -7 81 3 has been estab lish ed by the Pub lie U tility C om m issioner of Oro qon W h e n your call is answ ered, ask to speak to th e C onsum er A s s is t ance D ivision of th e O ffice of the Public U tility C om m issioner Also, you may w rite to the Public U tility C om m issioner of O regon a, 3 0 0 Labor & Industries B u ild ing , Salem , O regon 9 7 3 1 0 The com pany plans on co n d u ctin g in fo rm a tio n a l m eetings at va riou s locations to e xplain the changes taking place in th e te le c o m m u n ic a tio n s ind ustry as w e ll as the rate a pp lica tion and to receive public in p u t N otices o f the m eeting tim es and location w ill be p ub lish e d in local new spapers W h ile th e purpose of th«s notice is to provide you w ith general in fo rm a tio n as to G eneral Telephone's proposed rate increase, you sh ou ld be a w are th a t the proposal, c a lc u la tio n s and sta te m e n ts co nta ine d in th is notice are not b in din g on the Public U tility C om m issioner of Oregon, and he may issue an order a ffe cting rates d iffe re n t from those proposed by the com pany Beaverton Business O ffice 17855 NW C ornell Road Beaverton, Oregon 9 70 75 645 5581 Forest Grove Business O ffice 198 N orth 19th C ornelius, O regon 9 7 1 1 3 6 4 8 1111 La G rande Business O ffice 1101 Adam s La Grande, O regon 9 7 8 5 0 9 63 -8 5 1 1 Coos Bay B usiness O ffice 276 LaClair Coos Bay, O regon 9 7 4 2 0 269-1141 G resham Business O ffice 265 N E 2nd G resham . Oregon 9 7 0 3 0 6 6 7 -9 7 0 0 Tigard B u siness O ffice 8 2 0 5 S W H unziker Road Tigard, O regon 9 7 2 2 3 6 2 0 -0 1 0 0 General Telephone of the Northwest
