Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, October 07, 1965, Page 11, Image 11

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    THl SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurv, Oct 1, 19*5 (Sec. 1)
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MENU FOR COTTRELL
Kathleen
Monday, Oct. 11
Swedish Meat Balls
Potatoes and Gravy
Broccoli
Hot Roll and Butter
MU 7-4063
The red hat brigade wound
It’s another granddaughter the grade school or high school
way through Sandy last for the J. N. McLains. Karen office.
That violin of yours
w«4k heralding the opening Renee Sudul, weighing 6 lbs. might like to bring forth music
of hunting season. Many San- 13 ox. made har appearance at
Tuesday, Oct. 12
dyites joined the caravan heed­ the Gresham General Hospital
Early returns on deer hunt­
Italian Spaghetti
ing for their favorite hunting on September 26. New parents
ing: Alvin and Wanda Eri and
Mixed Vegetables
grounds.
are Ben and Trecla Sudul of Ben and Janis Richardson were
Hot Garlic Bread
Brewster’s Departmentstore Estacada.
at the Allison Ranger Station
Celery Sticks
advertised that it had «every­
The bride wore crutches — (90 miles from rrinevillel The
thing for the hunter” — deer Marjorie Coppola, her foot in
4-point deer was the joint af- Wednesday, Oct. 13
Pictured above is the new car showroom and office of
included???!
Cliff and Char­ a new cast following her recent
¿hlcken Pie
fort of
Alvin Erl and Ben
Richardson Chevrolet in S.ndy Located across the street way they are holding a Grand Opening Ihl* Thursday end
lotte Savaria offered a cash dis­ injury, was married last Sat­
Buttered Rice
Friday In conjunction with their showing of the now 19M
Richardson - seems they both
from his former now car show area on West Loop High
count and a free cup of coffee urday to John H. Griffin of
String Beans
model Chevrolets.
(Post phofo)
shot and they don’t know wtuse
to all hunters stopping at Sa- Sandy. Judge George Howell -
Carrot
Sticks
GIRL'S
CHORUS
bullet was the lucky one, so it
varia’s Richfield Station. Opal’s •r
Thursday, Oct 14
performed the ceremony. was claimed by both of them!
w «ta
At
IS SELECTED
Steak House stayed open all
Wieners
When Art’s Mountain Elec­ The Hillyards, the Harris' and
night to welcome passing hunt­ tronics celebrate and «Expan­
Ranch Style Beans
the Doves were camping in the
ers. The local grocery stores sion Party,” they really mean
Tossed Salad
(Continued from Page 1)
First sopranos are Elaine
same area, but hadn’t been as
Zag; Larry Boltano, Bgltanu
were filled with hunters buying expansion. If you missed their
Corn Muffins
Chatlaln, Vickie Colson, A rd* 11 nients until the 6 p.m. deadline Road; Bonnie Bourn, Bright­
lucky and «weren’t going to
W
Friday, Oct. 13
last-minute supplies.
recent party, take the time to give up too easily!”
Neumann, Carol Holt, Loretta thia Saturday.
Zig Zag Inn
|Q
0
wood; Don Castle; Firwood;
Vacaroni and Cheese
Sixteen members of the high drop in and see their «much
Townsend, and Marilyn Duve.
Oja Lumber 10
Twenty miles northeast of
Sharing
In the campaign Christie Dudley, Rhododendron;
6
Buttered Carrots
school's Concert Choir were expanded” stock of TVs, ster­ Madras was the lucky spot for
Second sopranos are Connie awards are the following east Connie Eldridge, Dunn’s Corn­
Pioneer Real
Pickle Chips
chosen as Pionalres.
These eos. etc. Progress like Doug Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edes and
Hutson, Bonnie Hender, Julie Clackamas County youngsters. er; Patty Jakea, Bull Run; Jan­
Estate
9
7
Hot Roll and Butter
were Lee Ann Eklund, Martie and Gerry Beach have demon­ Mr. and Mrs. N. U Churchill.
Asakawa, Sandra Gantenbein,
All-Coast
9
7
District One -- Sandy — ice Johnson, Bull Run; Pam
Hanson, Mary Apa, Phyllis Co­ strated does wonders tor build­
MENU
FOR SANDY GRADE Ning’s Fire­
Laurie Jonsrud, Mary JoMadl- Robert Blgnall, Jennifer Hur- Karnes, No. Bluff Rd.; Stan
They returned home Monday
mer, Hilde Olds, Kathy Searls, ing up Sandy!
son,
itobbi Kubin, and Bev dlck,
side
with their limit: a 4-point, two
9
Mike
7
l.Hurt* Persons, Hillcrest; Katherine
Lee Eblen, Pat Barnett, David
Monda
onda y, Oct. U
Uncle Sam called, and Jay 3-point, and a forked horn. Re­
Capes.
Dew Drop Inn 9
7
Dahrens, Randy Moody, Mike Ptoewski, Alder Creek, Bnice
Whitlock, Tim Gillespie, Larrj McLain leaves for service duty
¿hielten
-Rice
-
To
ma
to
Soup Sandy Food
Altos are Janice Baker, Vic­ Pullen, Tammy Remington and Shaw, Cottrell; Stan Smith,
ported plenty of deer still in
Verdoom, Mike Stewart, Garj on October 12.
Celery-Cheese Wedge
that area....
kie Eblen, Laurel Swalls, Liz Martha Steffi.
Center
5
Hillcrest;
Mlknl St: Ickl.uul,
11
Fox, Chris Hartman, Loraint
Rolled Wheat Muffins
Reckmann, Judy Silver,Char­
Dick and Maxine Hane cele­
Whistle Stop
3
Last Spring at O. C. E. Bob
13
District
Two
..
Outside
of
Boring;
Gayla
Swanson, Bright­
Townsend and Ken Nielsen. We brated their 13th wedding anni­
Apple Sauce
lotte Hames, Lonna Hutson,and Sandy — Jimmy Althauaer, Rt. wood; Linda Woody, Kelso and
High Game Scratch — Betty
Opperman was elected Presi­
shall look forward to hearing
Milk
Karen Rose.
versary on September 23rd. dent of Arnold Arms Dorm tor
Spink, 210.
3, Boring; Judy Anderson, Zig Melvin Zimmerman, Booth Rd,
the Pionalres at the Fall Con-
Tuesday,
Oct.
12
the
current
school
term.
By
a
High
Series
Scratch
--
Ruby
cert scheduled for October 20.
Spal"
Bulgur Meat Loaf
Rogers, 559.
re-arrangement of housing fa­
One of It’s members, PhylU.«
ot
Mashed Potato
were home Sunday, Sept 25. cilities, Bob and other returning
High Team Game -- All
Comer, recently auditioned anc
A Public Service Editorial
Tossed Salad
John Bartley, home on a two- Arnold Arms residents were
Coast, 817.
was
accepted by the Conti­
Bread, Butter,
week convalescent leave fol- transferred into a new larger
by
mgh Team Series -- All
nentals, a non-denominational
Fruit
lowing abdominal surgery, is dorm on campus. But there is
Coast, 2306.
choir affiliated with the Youth
Milk
stationed with the Navy
at consolation, Bob, even if you
tor Christ. Last summer the
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Bremerton.
Dana and Gary do seem to be a President with-
MT. HOODERS
Continentals toured the U.S.
Bean Soup
Bartley, also In the Navy, are out-a-dorm -- vou may pos­
and Europe - this summer the
Cornbread and Syrup
both stationed at San Francis­ sibly hold the title as th« only
TRIM TRIO
group will tour the U.S. and the
President
Lettuce Wedge
co.
Her other son, Jimmy, boy who officially was elected
Bahamas with all expenses paid.
Carrot Sticks
lives
in
Gresham.
It
has
beer
EDUCATION
CENTER
W
President
ci
an
all-girl
dor
mH
L
A construction sign below
Strawberry Rhubarb
Richardson
the Trail Cafe advises «Be over four years since all four
In 1920.approximately 1/3 ol our people lived on forms. They comprised a vital
Milk
Chevrolet 12
Prepared to Stop” —- this Is brothers have been able to come
Public Notice
wfmsnf of our society and unquestionably exercised a stabilising influence on the notion
Thursday, Oct, 14
H 4 J Coin
a good policy for any time and home at the same time.
By 1930, their strength had decreased to 24.9%; by 1940, 23.2%; by 1950. 15.3%;
Beef-Noodle Casserole
Cleaners
News of the illness of his
11
5
place, not just during construct-
NOTICE OF RALE
by 1960, 8.7%; and today, producing farmers make up only 5% of the population.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
Buttered Green Beans
Rich’s Sandy
Dick Darnall
ion area...
Who knows when two brothers:
That sealed bld* will b* received
Bread, Butter,
Mobil
7
and Glenn
9
some animal or child might In Sidney, Neb.,
Such changes cannot occur without having a profound effect on the fabric of our
by the undersigned until the hour
of
*:09
o
’
clock
PM.
on
th*
25th
Apple
Dover
Kennel 7
Darnall
in
Lust,
Wyo.,
was
the
9
carelessly run out into
the
day of October. 19(5 .and Imme­
Milk
Sandy Post
7
9
diately thereafter publicly opened
street?«. It would seem to be principal reason for Lewis Dar-
It is true that mschanitalion ho« mod. It ponibl* lor fewer farmers to produce
by
the
Common
Council
of
the
Treasure
Friday,
Oct, 15
nall
’
s
recent
trip
to
Wyoming.
a good reminder, but also one
mor* and mor*. But while this ha« been a boon to American's stomachs, it hat posed
City of Sandy. Clackamas County.
Chest
7
Creamed Egg, Potatoes, Peas
9
Oregon, at th* Council Room of
we shouldn’t need to have call­ In addition to seeing these bro­
grave problem« for all but a few giant farm operations.
th* City Hall tn th* City of San­
Tiki Treasure
on Crispy Biscuits
ed to our attention...
| thers, Lewis also visited his
dy. Clackamas County. Oregon,
In 1947, the average farmer earned about $1.01 on hour; In 1963 he wo« Hill
Temple
7
Married in Sandy on Septem- t”0 brothers in Fort Laramie,
for th* purchase of an Isaue of
9
Cabbage-Apple Salad
•otning $101land it doing l.nle better today A food «tore worker, for example, earned
general obligation bonds of th*
Art
’
s
Mt.
Chocolate Brownie
ber 29 were Thomas L. Runyan
Arthur Darnall and Bert
City of Sandy In th* principal
$2,17 in 1963, at controlled with $1.03 in 1047.
Electronics 6
Milk
xum of On* Hundred Seventy-five
of Sandy and Malinda A« Butts
He returned home last
10
Thousand
(J175.009
001
Dollars,
A» a matter of fact, while co»l» have risen, th* farmer's income ha« dropped 33%
of Tulare County, Calif. Judge
Monday night
»aid bonds to bear date November MENU FOR WELCHES GRADE High Individual Game and Ser-
since 1954, and at a result of this economic conflict, Oregon alone it losing tome 500
1,
19(5.
and
to
mature
serially
les--Jan
Wamboldt,
206;
Fern
George Howeiler performed the
An "E for Effort” to all the
farm families a year.
SCHOOL
tn numerical order as follows:
Hunter, 702.
single-ring ceremony.
busy youngsters working in the
I to (. Inclusive
Monday
*5.000 00 January 1. 1**7
High Team Game and Series..
Thero is no easy answer, to be sure, but certainly we cannot help our friend*
Carl and Anita Amstad moved Sandy Post Subscription drive!
Macaroni and Cheese
7 to 12. Inclusive
on the farm by ignoring the problem
Rich’s Sandy Mobil, 542, Rich­
their trailer-home to Corvallis
Is there, by any chance, an
I» 000 oo January 1, 1***
Buttered Spinach
1* to 1*. Inclusive
ardson Chevrolet, 2046.
where Carl began his third year old violin or other stringed’in-
*7,000 00 January 1. 1**»
Fresh Apple Halves
20 to 2*. inclusive
at O.S.U. Carl plans to make strument collecting dust In your
EDUCATION CENTER AND PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
Peanut
Butter
and
Jelly
San.
37,000 00 January 1. 1*70
There la one doctor for every
pharmacy his career. He will attic that you would like to see
Division* of Educational R«March Associate*
n to 33. inclusive
Milk
314 persons in the UnltedStates;
return to work in the chemls- put into use by a local 4th
*7.000.00 January 1, 1*71
. .
1119 S.W. Park Avenue
24 to 40, Inclusive
Portland 9720S
almost twice that number per
try lab of Reynolds Aluminum grade student?
Fred Proett
Phone 228-6345
Spanish Rice with Meat
*7,000.00 January 1. irrt
Capita in Russia.
47. Inclusiva
during the summer.
the band teacher at Sandy men-’
Supreme
String
Beans
*7.090 09 January 1. 1*7*
Sandra Deming began her tioned his desire to start an
Bread and Butter
<8 to 55, inclusive
*8.000 09 January 1, 1*74
third year this fall at O. S. U. orchestra In our school, and
Peaches
5« to <3. Inclusive
She plans to become an ele- thus widen the musical edu-
**.000 00 January 1, 1*75
Milk
to 71, Inclusive
mentary teacher.
cation available to our children.
**,000 09 January 1. 1*7* Wednesday
Other returning college stu- If you would not care to «give”
It to *0. Inclusive
Beef and Vegetable Stew
*9 000 00 January 1, 1*77
_ pRobert Johnson
at your Instrument to the school
Fruit Jello
«1 to 89. Inclusive
f ^’ C^rl Sandstrom Possibly you might consider’
**.009 09 January 1, 1*7*
Hot Buttered Biscuits
>0 to ,*. Inclusive
Milk
*10.099 00 January 1. 1171
your instrument to
100 to 10*, Inclusive
GoetscMus at Multnomah Coll- a student for the school year
Thursday
*10,999.09 January 1. 1*10
Ore-Ida.
?ree^nsJOan Kennedy
atAny instruments
would
be’
no to 11*. inclusive
Ham and Lima Beans
Oregon State.
greatly appreciated and would
*19,000 00 January 1, 1**1
Carrot Sticks
it’s
-•r- Sub Contest
^BowhnE
CARL W. SALSER
120 to 12*. Inclusive
tio nnn on January 1, 1*82
130
to 140. Inclusive
Winner of the G.E. Automatic
*11.099 00 January 1, im
Toaster offered at the drawing
141 to 151. Inclusive
*11.000 00 January 1. 1**4
at 0,6 1OCal Plggly
152 to 1*3. Inclusive
Wiggly Store was ElizabethRu-
312.000.00 January 1, less
1(4 to 175. Inclusive
ther.
strument you have, at either
*12.009.00 January 1. 1*8*
Provided that all bonds which
mature thereafter ar* subject to
cat! and redemption on Januarv 1,
1575 and on any Interest paying
date thereafter
1 ‘
Said bond* *ha!J boar Intereat.
]
payable eeml-annually on the 1»t
1
day of January and July : prtn-
j, clnal
**
clrml and
end Interest -------
payable
at the
,
orrm,,
office or
of tr
the City Treasurer San-
J ' dy Oraron
J '.
All blds must state th* number
W1 of said bonds bld for. the principal
NITE OWLS
SAN RO ESTA LEAGUE
•urn hid for each of said bond*.
,h* rate of Interest the bidder la
W
L
willing to receive on said bond*
Curt & Dels
10
W
6
and other consideration* of the
offer,
and said bld* must be ac­
Glos Ford
S. Radiator
I
7
companied by a certified check
Shop
Edwards Richfield 9
drawn
on an Oregon bank In the
10
7
8
*um of not 1ea* than 2^ of the'
Grokett Jewelry
Gateway Store 10
8
8
8
par value of the bond* bld for
Mt. Hood Lanes
Estacada Golf
7
•
* Common Council of the
City
of Sandy reserves the right
Ellens Klozet
Course
8
11
8 1/2 7 1/2
•o reject any or all bld*
High Game Scratch — Carol Log Lodge
If
requested
the eucces*ful bld-
8 1/2 7 1/2
Sn "»r said bonds will be fur-
Cutsforth, 177; Handicap—Nell Jennie Welch’s
rushed the approving opinion of
Howe, 178.
?*,?*• SB’’re. Rankin A
Antiques
7
9
City
’ * ,h* *xp*n“ ot ,he »aid
High Series Scratch—Carol Washing Well
be Put to a good use. Contact
Mr. Proett if you might be able
to assist in this regard, or
leave a note wlth 7°ur name
and the type and size of in-
BOWLING
SCORES
Cutsforth, 466; Handicap — Nell
Howe, 476.
High 3 game Scratch —Glos
Ford, 426; Handicap — Curt
A Dels, 471.
High 3 game Series Scratch
— Glos Ford, 1232; Handicap
— Curt & Dels 1378.
SANDY
MIXED
doubles
w
7
7
9
9
Barlow Trail
Forest Haven
Motel
6
10
High Individual Game, scratch
—June Redfern, 187.
High Serles, scratch — Jean­
ine Sperr, 471,
High Individual Game, handi­
cap—June Redfern, 220.
High Serles, handicap -- Jean­
ine Sperr, 576.
L
Pioneer Real
Estate
n
5
SANDY MEN’S LEAGUE
R. S. Smith
Motors
11
5
Team #5
W
10
L
8
Brewsters
Meier’s Dairy
17 1/2
8
2 1/2
4
Food Center 12
Belangy’s Egg
8
Dea’s In &
Ranch
6
10
Out
McKinnon Ent.
12
6
8
6
R.
S. Smith
Snow Top
4
12
Motors
Paul’s Welding
11
4
9
12
High Women’s Series and Rexall Drug 10 1/2
9 1/2
Game Scratch — Marie Motejl, Clack. Cty.
Bank
489 and 190.
7
13
High
Men’s
Series
and Sandy Truck
Line
8
Game Scratch — Earl Meier,
14
Richardson’s
533 and 193.
Chev
High Team Series and Game
16
Individual Ga me--Lou
-- Team #5, 2298 and 803. High
Langlois, 679.
High Individual Series--Lou
BIBLE FOR BUND
Langlois, 258.
The first Bible for the blind, High Team Game—Brewsters
in embossed form, was issued 902.
in 1835 by the American Bible High Team Series--Brewsters.
Society, New York City, also 2455.
the first organization to pro­
SHOP CLASSIFIED ADS
duce a Bible in today’s Braille.
/■/ RUTH LAUNDREE
Recorder .City of Sandy.
Gereon Address :
City Hall, Sandy, Oregon
SP-41
Now
10-
Washer Tired?
Dryer Weary?
ACCENT
Appliance Service
Located at Riegolmann’*
Appliance, 50 NE 2nd
Gresham
665 4158
1
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2°!!»*. 57l
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GRAPES
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10'
»
Yellow Boiling
ONIONS
LAYER
CAKE
MIX
lit
Gal.
Eastern Oregon Grain-Fed
For prompt efficient Mrv-
Ice on all ranges, refrig­
erators, washers, dryer*
and freezers . . .
CALL
APPLE HEINZ
CIDER CATSUP
69‘ :19‘
INSTANT
Hot Buttered French Bread
Apricots
Milk
Friday
Pear and Cottage Cheese
Buttered Com A Green Beans
Bishops Bread
Milk
15‘
3 lb.
Cello
Bag
Very Sweet
UKHRU»
ORANGES
SLICED
BACON
Boneless
Mail THIS ORDER FORM and three box tops
from 'Duncan 44ines layer cake mix to:
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Headquarters for Low, Low Produce Prices
Duncan Hines Refund Offer
P.O. Box 812, Maple Plain, Minn. 55359
FLOUR £
4 BIG DAYS
SUNSHINE HYDROX
COOKIES
pl" 45c
Lifebuoy Soap
b»th sir*
CITY
ZONE
MILK
SAVE 29c
ADDRESS
65c
bar*
GOODEE
STATE.
This offer is limited to residents of Washington
and Oregon. Limit one per family. Offer expires
November 12, 1965.
Loop Highway at Kelso
October 7, 8, 9 A 11
Thurs., Fri.. Sat. & Mon.
A
Compared Use Your Pencil and Paper
Reg. 49c
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I 69 STEAKS O#,b
CROWN
$1.00 CASH REFUND
59s
POTATO CHIPS
Lg. 89c Bax
57c
8 S1
HEREFORD
CORNED BEEF
12-ei. tin
ON A DICT?
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4<i~’1.00
SAVQ 20c . DETERGENT
AJAX
Giant Box
69c