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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1963)
12 Sand) (Ore.) Post Thursday, Nov. 21, 1903 (Sec. 1) Cycle Races Move Indoors Indoor professional motorcycle1 racing returns to Portland Satur day night at the heated Pacific International Pavilion, with over 50 of the Northwest’s leading rid ers competing on cinder course.' The events will be run every LEON DIBBLE, Rt. 2 Box 1524, Saturday night through March, 1964 Sandy Oregon enlisted recently in and will be under the direction the Navy. He was sent to the Ron Ail, Portland race promoter. Naval training center, San Diego, Eighteen racing events will be California, for recruit training. on each night’s carding with scratch and handicap events mak DANIEL L. COPHER, son of Mr. ing up the program. and Mrs. William T. Copher, who reside at Rt. 2, Box 1839, San dy, was sworn in to the U. S. Navy at Portland on Nov. 7 in the rat ing of seaman recruit. MJE HAVE THE OIL OR WHICH YOU RE YEARNI THE BEST THERE IS • AND SPEEDY 'UEL SERVICE Army PFC ROBERT J. FREE MAN, 23, completed a five week demolition and mine warfare course at the U. S. Army School, Europe, in Murnau, Germany, Oct. 23. He attended Sandy high school. His father, Lee E. Freeman, lives in Estacada. HOWARD B. KAUTZ, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kautz, Jr., of Rt. 2, Sandy, completed ba sic training Nov. 1, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. By NELL HOWE Hood-Land Reporter James Purdy, brother of Loren Purdy, and family are moving here. Jim will run the Purdy Brothers shop, across from the Hill-Top Cafe. Always happy to welcome new people to the com munity. Hope they enjoy living in our country. I’m always sure that people will love it here, cause I love it so much myself. Our most sincere sympathy to Rose Avery, for the loss of her mother. She died last week. We took a few days off anc went down to Baker, to elk hunt and to also visit. More visit than hunt. No elk, but had a wonderful time. Spent our time with David’s sister and her husband and family. Went down late at night so couldn’t see much scenery, but one part of the drive I thought was beauti ful. The other side of Pendleton, on Cabbage Hill, they had put out their snow poles. The poles are red and at the top they have a band of flourescent paint, and about 12 inches down another band. Each pole is placed behind a highway reflector pole. As you drive down the highway it looks just like Christmas Lane. Mighty pretty. On our way home it was starting to snow, but ran out of it this side MARINE PRIVATE CHARLES W. HYDE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benard G. Hyde of Sandy, was Ask us about our budget erroneously reported by the Fleet Home Town News Center as hav plan for spaced heating ing completed basic training at the oil delivery Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, when actually hecompleted Marine recruit training Sept. 24 Adventists Hear Detamore at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Pastor Ira D. Follett of the San Diego, Calif. Sandy Seventh - day Adventist church announced that bus ser- CALL US TODAY! Boring Girl Pledged ice would be provided to take any who desire to go to the evangel Jeanette L. Brien, daughter of istic meetings being held at the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Brien of Stone Tower Center 30th and N.E. Boring, a student at Linfield Col- Sandy. Fordice Detamore, world lege, McMinnville, has been traveler and evangelist will speak pledged to Sigma Kappa Phi sor- each evening for three weeks, be YKMU.7247I oaiaou ority. ginning November 17th, at 7:15 • LOOPHIGHWAY • . p.m. Sunday night he spoke on "The End of the World or World With Hood River Cooking Apples For out End.” Each evening a color reel is hown of life in the Far Your Thanksgiving Pies East. The subject tonight (Thurs SPITZ, Fre$h Fre»h Farm Fresh day) Is "When the Sabbath was NORTHERN Belangy Changed from Saturday to Sunday,” APPLE Apple SPY, GREEN The bus will leave the Sandy S.D. AA LARGE CIDER Cider Adventist church promptly at 6:15 ORTLEY EGGS % gal. 85c p.m. each evening. Ttie public is Jelly Ib. 10« Invited. 49« di. Gal $1.25 Steady burning is right. firestone IL CO.^ 49« Box $1.89 LOOP HIGHWAY MM Jar Fordyce Detamore, world trav SANDY S eler for the Seventh Day Adventist church, who is conductingthe evan gelistic campaign in Portland, will be in Sandy Saturday, Nov. 23, to give a Bible lecture at the local church. Because of larger beef produc tion and lower retail prices, the U, S. Department of Agriculture expects per capita beef consump tion to reach 91.5 pounds this year. GIFTS TO NfltpC 1 N 1 ° of Pendleton. Anyhow it was fun to go on a short trip. Everyone getting ready for Tur key day. Have to plan these things a bit ahead so that there will be plenty to eat for everyone. For the first time, in as long as I can remember, we are not eating at home. The Hodges and the Howes are going to join forces and have a feast together. Won’t know how to act, not having Turkey day at home, but bet we have a ball. Hope every one else has a wonderful day also. There were five tables of dupli cate bridge at the Mt. Hood Coun try Club bridge club last Monday Nov. 11. Winners were 1st, Arthur Lee, Gresham, and Mrs. Jerry Bech told, Rhododendron; 2nd, Mrs. Ar thur Lee, and Mrs. Gladys Dem ing, Rhododendron; tied for 3rd place were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bowman, Welches, and Mrs. Alvin Perkins of Sandy and Mrs. R.A. Owen, Welches. Preceding the play was a pot luck dinner with a delicious array of salads, hot dishes, goodies, etc. Bowman’s had set up two long tables and the folks ate family style. Lots of good food and chat- ter. The public is invited each Monday evening at 7:30 at the golf club. OUR CUSTOMERS! BAGS FULL OF GROCERIES COTTAGE CHEESE ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS HAMS Get Your Tickets at the Checking Counter — No Purchase Necessary NEW CROP HYGRADE Dried Prunes Corned Beef. 2/79c RED LABEL OR KARO SYRUP Walnuts PENN CHAMP PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE OUT F/R.C • MARIE SEEMATTER INSURANCE Sandy MU 7-3102 TAPERED SHAPE MAZOLA CORN OIL COFFEE 59 lb BOX OF 12 29£ TOP WAVE BONITA CHUNK-STYLE TUNA 6 No. H tins 2 1b. box 4 Giant Rolls SUNSHINE CRACKERS TOWELS 2 lbs INSTANT 79e 6-oz. ZEE TOILET TISSUE 1 Z Rolls $100 BLUE BELL ALL PURE POTATO CHIPS MILK Rxr59c MAJORETTE MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 4 ¿65c FREE TURKEY ONE OF OUR MEAT CUSTOMERS * PRODUCE + OUR SPECIALTY, FRESH PRODUCE AT A REASONABLE PRICE- JUST CHECK AND COMPARE! WILL WIN A FREE TURKEY! JUST DROP YOUR NAME IN THE BOX Fresh Cranberries ». I7 Netted Gem No. 2 SPUDS . . 20 lbs. SWEETS or YAMS Sweet Juicy APPLES . NEW LOW PRICE Qt. ZEE Jonathan or Delicious BYModess 47c RED ROSE TEA ORANGES & Gal 48 PER BOX Opens Office On Mountain Mrs. Dottie Shoup has opened a public stenographer’s office which she will operate from her home on Sleepy Hollow Road and at Woodie Real Estate office at Salmon River bridge. Mrs. Shoup, who received her education in Portland and Washington State university has a background of extensive exper ience as a legal secretary. She has also worked for a title in surance firm and in county and state offices. Mrs. Shoup is well known on the mountain and has been a resident tn the area for the last six years. 12-oz. tins OREGON 00 ¡s Out MhCui ^b MY JOPFSW IT iC 4 GOO] TO LtW TO COOK Sluff ^110 WloulM ^Y YbV na ye Yd U ShOO]) lives' ?UT Yo UR T-BONES FOR FOUR TWO WEEKS SUPPLY OF COFFEE 19 Turkey Thefts Up in Clackamas The problem of theft In turkey growers breeding flocks was one of the items of discussion at a recent meeting of the Clackamas County Turkey Growers, reports county agent Clayton Wills. During the last two months Clackamas County turkey growers have suffered some rather severe losses of turkeys. Turkey growers general y expect to lose an oc casional bird to someone who can’t resist the temptation to climb a fence, but losses since Labor Day have been substantial and frequent. It appears that an organized group of thieves has been working in the southeastern Clackamas county area using wholesale meth ods of gathering and disposing of turkeys. Two thieves were recently ap prehended in the area of Krieg’s Turkey Farm near Highland with several turkeys. It was the feeling of most of the growers at this re cent meeting that the $50 fine and 30-day suspended jail sentences were not commensurate with the crime. The planners of the tii’-key grow ers group also considered an in dustry-wide pot luck banquet du ring January, 1964. Additional plans will be made and all mem bers of the industry will be con tacted as to date, place, and time. TWO BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAMPS Meadowland 47‘ Beautiful, Oven-Ready — Many Sizes 00 TURKEYS .......... 29 Double Smoked 25 lb. box TOYS See our large display as advertised on TV. Found only in supermarkets . . . A little down will hold 'til Christmas This ad effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Nov. 21 • 27 . . Closed on Sunday and Thanksgiving Day lb PICNICS lb Locally Raised, Cut-Up FRYERS . . lb 33- 33 33 Tender, Oregon-Grown T-BONE OR You'll Pay Up to $1.29 Elsewhere SIRLOIN STEAK ib 89 the Kight to IJ GANTENBEIN S KELSO STORE LOOP HIGHWAY ♦ -w AT -w KELSO -^r
