Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, December 09, 1982, Page 3, Image 3

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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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She is survived by her
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d a u g h te r ,
K a th le e n
R o m n e y of
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Reich of Sandy, and four
grandchildren
T h e fa m ily suggests
memorials be made to the
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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