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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1987)
SANPV O ,« POST Ihm » Jul» 30 I» « ’ Se» 1) 3 Climbing on Hood not recommended now A warning against climbing Mount Hood has been issued by the Zigza> Banger District on tl. Mount I >■' National T rest du> i >' conditions that exist abov the 9.500 foot level of tb« mounta.i. Extreme rockfall dangei, k of snow development »-I watei n and widening crevassi a n all con tributing to the recommendation not to climb The end of the climbing season has arrived three or four weeks earhei than in past yeai s \m ild w u io an I spi ing are the major reasons n i tb early deterioration m i o i o -. o , on. turns Bocks the size ot cars have been observer! falling oft the upper portion of the mountain V continous showei of basketball-sized r is k s is typical after sunrise on tin* south side route above crater rock The I'S Forest Seivice ha no authority to keep people off tin mountain We can only issue w a i n mgs against climbing sail Brin ■ Haynes, district climbing mg» i The recommendation not to climb and the rockfall ha/ai i warning Uoes not include the area loi - u illill» ski mg on the Palm»a simwfield The simwfield is in a safe area where rockfad is not possible We recommend that climbers put their Mount ll.-o < l climbs on holil until snow amt weather patterns produce safer climbing condition#,“ said Hay lies Usually the best tune to plan a climb of the mountain is during the months of April through June Most climbing injuries and deaths on Mount I loo»! result from inex l»oricnced .»n t ill-e»juij>jH <l »limbers getting hi, tw tailing lin ks ot lie . tailing, »lowii steep slopes ot into , lev asses, or liecoining disorient»1»! due to jmh ' i weal,m conditions I veil the slightest climbing injury can result ill tragedv »hie to the cold tem jH 'i a tu ri s. high winds and rapid ly changing weather on the nmun tain Inex|>erienceil climbers without pio|iei equipment are common, ac ( ordiiii to Haynes Its amazing that m o le j» e o |ilc ale not injured or killed on the mountain because so many jx’ople who are totally un p ie jia ie I attempt to climb, he said PAOLA’S At Mt. View Golf Course U p, up und a w a y Youngsters participating in the Sandy Public Library's sum mer reading program couldn’t send messages in a bottle to follow the theme of “Captain Book,” so they sent messages by balloon instead. The reading program is offered to keep youngsters interested in reading through the summer hoi those too young to read, librarians hope to showing reading as a fun and interesting activity. There has been a summer reading program in Sandy for about 10 years. Come Help Us Celebrate! Keeping Posted 622-4435. evenings; or Meredeth Closner, camp director, at 622-4537 Sonsliine Pnteli school them e I J o n s ( dub •• b plans b n il I );iy jim “ Growing God's Way in the Son- shine Patch'' is the theme of the 11th annual Community Vacation Bible Camp, which will be Monday, Aug 24, through Friday, Aug. 28, from ■i 30 a in to 3 p in. at the Mount Hood Free Evangelical Church in Welches. The camp is for children 4 years old through the sixth grade. There will be crafts, songs, Bible lessons, Bible theater, puppets, creative recreation and more. There is no cost. Children should take a sack lunch each day. Transportation is not provided but the church w ill help coordinate car pools. A special Parents Night will be h e l1 1 riday Aug 28, at 1:90 p in For more inform ation or to register, call the church office at »122 4079 M a rily n Peterson at The Sandy luons Club w ill hold its annual Fun Day on Sunday, Aug. 9, at noon at the Oral Hull Park The event is a fund-raiser for the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind There will be live music, games and prizes. Price of the barbecue chicken din ner w ill be $4 for adults, $2 for children under the age of 12 Bible school to begin soon The Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church will hold vacation Bible school Sunday, Aug. 9, throgh F ri day, Aug 14, from 6;30 to 8 30 p m at the church, 17150 University Ave "We're really excited about the surprise visitors who w ill be coming to vacation Bible school several evenings," said Sharon Peil, leadet Children from the age of 4 to 12 are invited There will be stories, games, crafts and mystery prizes Bull Run tour set A ng. IN The World Forestry Center will sponsor a tour of the Bull Bun water shed on Tuesday, Aug 18. from 8 a in to 5 p in The watershed, managed by the Forest Service, is the city of Portland's primary water source Forest service representatives will lead participants through the water shed explaining how the system operates. They w ill discuss numerous management programs July 31 thru Aug. 9 Stops include tours of blowdown sites and a leisurely lunch at Bull Bun I «ike Cost of the tour is $16 for Forestry Center members and $18 50 foi others Box lunches are available foi $5 from the Forestry Center or pal ticipants may pack a lunch To register, contact the Forestry Center at 4022 SW Canyon Boad. Portland. 97221 Or call 228-1367 Bicentennial posters sold To commemorate the 200th an niversary of the signing of the United States C onstitution, the Benj Franklin Federal Savings and laian \ss<»ciation is offering a full color , ejii ih I ik tion of the Howard Chandler painting of that historic event nt lilted on fugh quality i, v st»M k and includes a replica of Local man on honor roll John O Marosi of Sandy has been Dinner Specials Nightly Drink Specials Too 2 FER SPECIAL TOP SIRLOIN DINNER 8 oz Sirloin Spet 1» ji PRIME RIB DINNER Every Friday A Safin day NigM ___________________ ENTERTAINMENT Jeliovnli’s W itness hosts spenker Nearly Famous featuring Leslie Marie starting August 7th every Friday 8» Saturday thru August starting at 9 OO P M Maurice D’Collaghan. a traveling overseer of the Watchtower Bible Society of the Jehovah Witness, will be visiting Sandy in August He will speak on Sunday, Aug 9, at 10 am . and Sunday, Aug 16, at 1 30 p in. at the Kingdom Hall, 14665 S E Bluff Boad His discourse is entitled. 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