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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1964)
Thursdav. Ian. 16, 1964 (Sec. 1) The Sand) (Ore.) Post BUSINESS MADE NEWS IN SANDY DURING 1963! Harry and Jeanette I’inewski took over operation of H. A 4. Coin Cleaners, lol Main St., Sandy, last June. They recently installed eight Laundromat washers ami three dryers in addition to their Westinghouse dry cleaning equipment. Harry or Jeanette are on hand every day from 8 a.m. til 8 p.m.. excepting Sundays and holidays. 4 our clothes will have a professionally ( leaned look and Jeanette will help pre spot them before dry cleaning. Their new washers and dryers are kept neat and clean at all times. The Pine- ewskis built their home a few miles east of Sandy and moved there in 1961. They have three children. Jim. Barbara and Kathy, attending Sandy schools. The Alder Creek <\irl Shop is i.perated by Kathy Durr on Alder ( reek Drive, eight miles east of Sandy . The beautiful, modern shop is decorated in lavender, gold and white with sun deck balcony looking into woods. The shop features hair styling, Rayette and Zoto's permanent waves, and com plete beauty service. The new shop opened Dec. 7 adjacent to the Durr home. Leighton. Kathy and their four boys—James, Michael, Donald and Christopher—moved to the Sandy area 31 j years ago from Iowa. The hoys attend Sandy schools. Mrs. Durr is a graduate of tile Portland College of Beauty. Phone Hood Land 331, collect, for appointments. David E. Graves has been owner of Van's Barber Shop on Main St. since December. 1963. He is a native of Pilot Kock in Eastern Oregon. Van Bar hour, former owner, is still working Eriday afternoons and Saturdays. There is no friendlier place to stop and chat than Van's Barber Shop. Come in and get acquainted. Hours 8 to 6. Tuesdays through Saturdays. Graves and Bar hour are pictured here. Gene's Grocery A Market opened in October at 114 Main St. and was for merly Pullen's Market He offers the finest in groceries, fresh meats and Albers Eeeds (a ( arnation prodactf. Gene Madison (right), a Greshamite the past 16 years, now lives in sandy with his wife. Aline, and three daugh tees. Marilyn. Mary 4o, and Leann Bud Bell, his able assistant, is an ex pert with over 30 years experiem e in meats 1 oil'll always find specials at (.ene's friendly store. Open daily a to 8. closed Sundays. Mt Hood Lancs are under new management with Dick Hall (above) and Al Groer in charge. Dick and Al say “hello" to their many old friends in the area and are looking forward to meeting new ones. The Lanes now will open at 10 a.m. Hatch for an announcenient soon of a local tournament. Having trouble with your game? Come in and ask Dick for help. Welcome to new and old bow lers alike. Winchester Garage ( linic and Car Sanitarium opened for business in May. 1963, on Langersand Rd., one mile south of Loop highway, Sandy. Owned by R. A. Winchester. "Take your car to Winchester’s Garage where work is done by M. D. (Motor Doctor) R. A. Winchester. The best care will be given your ear. In any emergency we will do the best we can to give you a hand." Ml '-3596. Ellen's "Klozet." the newest and most unique ladies apparel shop, opened In Sandy in November. 196.3. Mrs. Steffi (Ellen) felt there was a great need for < ustom dress designing and features this line along with a complete line of dresses, sportswear, blouses, robes and lingerie, plus a new mother to he line. All are famous brand names at prices you can afford. ( ome In and meet Mrs. Steffi or Mrs. Davenport. Located on Mt Hood highway east of Sandy, adjacent Glos Eord. Plenty of parking. You'll be so glad you came whether for self or a gift. Open 9:30 to 6, Mondays through Saturdays. MU 7 4676. Polly's Hobby Shop reopened at side entrance of main house, 406 Main St , this year Polly says, "He have plenty of parking. New hours are 9:30 to 5 p m He feature homemade cookie* and candy, ?5c 49c ; paint by num ber sets. 98« M.75; customizing paint for < ar models trains; small and large trains; variety of hand » rafted gifts. Hobby materials such as sequins. ?0c per KMHt count; art foam. If»« per sheet; felt. 14« per sheet. Drop In today." Her«1 is th«* trout of the Marcus Realty office, located on the Loop highway just east of Gresham. The new owners, (buck Bak« r and Halt stone took over from \rt Marells last tall. ( apt. I. S. Hartman of Sandy is now on the staff which specializes in farms, homes, acreages and business listings. The knowledgeable, experiem cd staff is familiar with the Sandy Hood Land Es taeada area. Rohd«* and Rohde move«! Into their expanded quarters Dec. I, 1963. at 107 So. Bluff Rd., one door south of the Loop highway. "< urly" Rohde became interested in repairing gas engines al 14. graduated from an auto and trac tor school at the same age, ami coiitihued high school after that time. He has been a resident of Sandy since 1937 with Ids wife, Edna. They are proud of their daughter and son. both married and also residents of Sandy, (urly is a specialist in repairing small air cooled engine* and features roto tillers and lawn mowers sales and service. For the finest in service and workmanship, drop in. Open 8 to 5 Mondays through Saturdays, or MU 7-3503. Trail Cafe opened Jan. I, 1963 on the Loop highway In Sandy. Owned and operated by Mrs. Doris Wall who has had 16 years experience in foods, the Trail features good substantial meals attractively served from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m., phis yummy home made pies and short orders The menu Is changed dully and at prices you can afford Pleasant and prompt service always. Bring the family; you'll be glad you stopped. Skiers welcome! Left to right, above, are Ardis Nokes, cook; Jeanett Durand, waitress; ami Doris Wall, owner. Mr. and Mrs. Ave Brewster took over the former Seales Store in Sandy last year and renamed it “Brewster's Family Store." The Brewsters are here from ( allfornla but have fallen in love with th«‘ Sandy area. Mrs. Ca rol Splawn Is shown here fitting a "customer". Brewster. The shoe de partment. bigger and better, can fit the entire family. Specialties include < hildren's footwear, rainwear, slippers, men's work I mmi I s . logger's caulks, and high quality slows by International. Kingswa.v and Roberts. New spring fabrl« s also are arriving this week, plus Simplicity and McCall patterns.
