Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, July 25, 1963, Page 12, Image 12

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FANCHER’S
AUTO PARTS and
Machine Shop Service
110 W. Proctor
MU 7 2811
WHILE HOLDING SUMMER
? ID YOUR HEART J
SEE THAT YOUR OI l A
TANKS FULL- BE SMART
Little Daughters
Become Citizens
The two young daughters of
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fox.
Sandy, became American citi­
zens in a colorful naturaliza­
tion proceedings conducted by
Judge Gus J Solomon in fed-
Thursday.
The little girls, both of whom
came from Seoul, Korea, are
Marlys Rachelle, 6, and Mari-
Kim
Marlys has been
Mr. and Mrs Fox. who
three sons, Norman 16.
14 and Vern. 10, say
adopted Marlys because
have
Gary
they
they
sa JR R R I
SUHS Awards
Shop Contract
Don't wait until the last
minuti'
Eliel Oil. |io ¡t now and
rluding
printing
room, st
CALL US TODAY!
YA MU.7-2471 caíaos
• LOOP HIGHWAY •
finishing r nun
similar items.
will be light-
weight concrete I block with a
conci ote slab floor r and a wood
truss r of. Inside there will be
Sunset
Theater
SANDY
FRI.. SAT. and SUN.
JULY
26. 27 and 28
DOLBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
Chinook Runs
Like 'Old Days9
■»imtug
una»
The Umpqua and Rogue riv­
ers show a fine upswing in
spring Chinook runs.
On the Umpqua the run has
exceeded the highest total re­
corded at Winchester since the
counting station was built in
1946 During June more than
7,800 springers were tallied
through the station bringing the
total count so far this spring
to 9,532 fish. If the run follows
the normal pattern of comple-
tion
expected that the
final figure will be in excess
of 11,000 fish.
Angler success and pressure
on spring Chinook on the Ump­
qua has been high. On the
Rogue river, t h e spring Chin­
ook run is reminiscent of the
old days.
lit Learn of Aid
The Milwaukie Consti uction
Co. lias been awarded the con­
tract to build the shop build­
ing addition to Sandy high
school. Their bid was $81,(X)0.
The e ntract was awarded loss
S-IOO for substitution of a difl
ent type meehani al heating
ventilating unit from the i
Brian Lamke, apprentice, U.
S
Navy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert J Lamke of San­
dy, is serving aboard the de­
stroyer USS Bausell
The annual aerial
forest insect damag :c in Oregon
and Washington for ests g t un-
•r way last week.
Private, state, and federal
forestei
cooperate
survey.
of the survey
and coiudin-
ated by the Insect and Disease
Control branch of the Forest
Service s Division of Timber
Management.
wanted a daughter. Later they
decided it would be nice to have
a little sister to grow up with
Marlys That’s when Marilee
joined the family.
Marlys was adopted through
the Soul Clinic of Los Angeles,
an organization that operates
missions all over the world and
also a number of orphanages
in foreign countries. Marilee
was brought to them by the
Holt ’’babylift ”
The Foxes say the little girls
are just like their own chil-
dren and
big brothers
enjoy their little sisters from
abroad very much.
New rulings allowing the use
ot Clackamas county equip­
ment by cities such as Sandy,
will be explained in detail at a
joint meeting of the Sandy plan­
ning commission, city council
and Chamber of Commerce.
Planned as a luncheon meet­
ing, the date was set for Tues­
day, Aug. 6, with definite plans
for place of meeting to be an­
nounced next week.
Commissioner Darrell Jones
has told council members he
will see that county men are
on hand to tell Sandy city plan­
ners how they may obtain the
use of county equipment and
money for city streets.
LAMKE TRAINS
Survey Spots
Forest Pests
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox with daughters
Marly» and Marilee, wlio became U. S. citL
zens in naturalization ceremony in Portland
last Thursday. The Foxes, who had only sons
adopted the little Korean girls because thev
wanted daughters.
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(Sandy Post photo)
¿í S wingin A long
CHARUS
Show Starts Friday
at 7 P.M.
Saturday & Sunday
2 P.M.
No Show on
Sunday Evening
DICKS SHOP
SANDY, OREGON on HOOD AVENUE
Mutual 7-4321
CLEAN CARBURETORS
SAVE MONEY!
partitions
the ceilin
Lighting
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Home Appliance Repair
____________________
ATTRACT BUSINESS
USE PGES
FINANCING
PLAN
With All Attachments
with
New and Used
ELECTRIC
See your appliance
dealer or cooling^
contractor
Vi
¡»Gil CONDITIONING
MILLS BROS
MU 7-3636
Sandy
Loop Highway
HIGHEST TRADE-INS
DIAMOND *
JUBILEE
Cool
SUMMER
Second Annual
DISCOUNTS
HEY
SAVINGS
KIDS!
Drug Store
M NOW
IROMRfXAll
A PtRftC! IAN “
KID'S DAY
CELEBRATION
H m SIARCH
I NO
MAI IFR HOW VOUR
jSJI
/
'P S
■ SKIN IAKIS IHf SUN1/-«'••(
I Look for this
I dtsplayer at our
I Retail Store and
I
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DIAL-A- LN
I PERFECT-TAN
SATURDAY, JULY 27
hair
ipray
normal
or hard tu
hold hair
10 A.M.-6 P.M.
• FREE ICE CREAM CONES
Invisible holding spray sets han right
keeps it bright Special fotmula for
hard to hold hair too
Grant 15-oi coni, Reg
• FREE FIRE ENGINE RIDES
1 98
Joe's Coffee Shop
NOW 98* each
*
• For Normal Skin
A
Cirri oi Cmmr lotion promotes
last tanning helps prevent peeling
3 oz 7»«, 5 or 1.1»
• far Swi-SMiitiv« Skin
formuli turns burning Mys aside
brings a rich tan Clear or Creamy
Lotion
• If Uv Ten Easily
SunUn Gelée speeds a gold bronze
tan’ With Pur Cellin’ to repel water
wash oft
SofsurlN
• W Tou ton't Tak* th* Sun
Mediialrd Sunburn lotion soothes
protects screens skin against hum
I oo
SWIM ACCESSORIES
These lovely young ladles aie the princesses and queen to
be of Estacada's Water Festival. The choice of queen will be
determined by a vote, with festival tickets as the voting med
at special LOW PRICES
EAR PLUGS............... 25
NOSE CLIPS............. 50
GOGGLES................. 69
MASKS......... from 79
SNORKELS., from 2 00
FINS............. from 2.00
KIDDIES’ POOL
SPECIAL 3.99
MID - SUMMER
Quality Hraeonablr Work
Repair and Sharpen Saws,
I .awn Mowers. Knives.
Scissors and Keys Made
20? 2nd Ave. & Loop Highway
$5.00
$3.00
Salon Cold Cream
$5.00
$3.00
2 Minute Magic Super C reamy
Skin Cleanser
WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone MU 7-2861
$2.50
$1.50
$2.50
$1.50
SWIM TOYS & FLOATS & MATTRESSES
Inflatable Water Toy»
98c to $1.98
Junior Float
.......... 98c
Giant Float
................ $3.98
Hampshire Air Mattress
............... $399
Air Mattress with built-in pump
$5.98
Insulated Jugs, 1-gal., only
$1.99
Frigid Spot Cooler
$2.33
Swim Pools
$5.95 to $14.95
». which
location
has been
only a Iitti
and chans have been
installed, phis another comb
out table rhe third shampoo
bowl will be installed a bout
Thanksgiving, according
wner Phyllis Rader
Shirley Schmitz is a full time
employee and Phyllis is back
at work almost even dav now
iking p.
>pen Tu
day through Saturday and this
fall it will be o| on one night a
week until 8 p m for evening
appointments
SPECIAL
Size
Size
Size
Size
Yes, it is smart to carry Travelers Checks with
you when you are a stranger in a different city.
You II have no trouble in cashing them. If you are
going on a trip . come in and get your Travelers
Checkbook today.
BODY
Extra-Roomy
Frigidaire
Space galore - 481 lbs. capacity!
Proved zero zone freezing, even
at extreme temperatures! And
Frigidaire refrigerator
dependability, too!
5 full-width shelves, rust-resistant
Porcelain Enamel interior!
5 full-width, extra deep door
shelves. Built-in lock!
Ask about Food
Spoilage Warranty!
WAVE
SPECIALTY
Phyllis Rader - Shirley Schmitz
Marte Sagner
TUES
Model UFO-14 63
13.75 cu. ft. net capacity
Per Week
After Down
Payment
ONLY
to SAT
M utual 7-2271
MEMBER Pederal Opei t Insu'Knce Corporioon
orr s i hii > its mi. « r.vi.
FREEZER SALE
to think about getting ready for
school. Let us help you plan your
fall hair style
A
SANDY. OBE
Formerly known as Rogers' Drive-In
Loop Highway, } Mi. East of Gresham
MO 5-3088
I > tu 20%
SANDY SAW SHOP
SH OUR COMPUTI SIUCTION
SPECIAL - DOROTHY GRAY
row are Eloise Kynnin^, Jo Anne March
bank and Diane Linn; standing in back are Janet Babcock
and Joan Smith
ON THE
HIGHWAY
MU 7 3571
FREDERICKSON APPLIANCE
MU 7-2761