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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1966)
Thur«., Jan. 11, I'M (««. 2) THE SANDY (Ore.) TOET WANT ADS Miscellaneous TYPEWRITER BARGAINS All Makes New & Used Rented-Sold-Repalred MONARCH ELECTRIC and wood 'onge, •xcellani condition $100 665-7603 C-4 One Coke mo MU 7-4131 $27 50 $.4 BARBIf, Skipper head*, Chatty re- ^7- /"■ 25" doll clothing ”4-2909 A.)3 ADDING MACHINES TOO Public Notices Gresham Business Machines Ht IMI PT It HIM.H ns Phone 254-0776 SE 174th A Stark St. G-tl fOR SAIE Ideal 765 MM Argen- fine Mauier 663-3163 P-4 BOYS' 3 speed bicycle, go-cart 663-4393, after 6pm l-4p N»lh-i I, twrrhy «Iven In com- pllnriii with <’hMi*l« r 57<. <) L 1W3 that m . of thr f Com- mlttee will be held In H. Boni Ilin- tri« 1 \o i’hMkMn»MR County Oregon In the .1 bool hulldin«. Hl Oregon, on the l"lli day of February. I US« nt 7 311 "; loi k |> rn , Pacific standard Time, nt whli b Urne there will be NUhrnlttR'd to thr Hu<lM«<t (*ommll> w, th»- l»uo«««t nn<1 bud. «»•I do< uma*n! for Hu conMldrrHtIon Anv perwm may din u„ proiww d laiilKi t eatlmute, «nd proponed l>ro«rnma with (he Itudai-t Com- mlttee nt thin time I’ntrd thin nth dny of January I NftR MAIHE KHAMATTER Rud«et Officer RP-» WOTK * or MEKTITO Notliy Is hereby «Ivi-n In com. 40 SQ YD block and white nylon blend carpeting with pad 252- pllani r with r'hnpti r 574 ri I, , 1 »«3 that a mrrtlns of the Bud«>'t Com- 8574 B-4 ntlll»» will !„■ held In Hi hnol I>la- trlrt No 3 <*lm knmii. County. SMITH-CORONA manual, stand- Orr-gi.n on Wedneaday. Ih<- iwi orni of Frhrunrv 1*44 nt X o'cloi k ord typewrite) tn good condi day pm Pai-lflc Htnnilnril Timi- at tion. $30 $665 3442 A-4 the Handy fnlon High Hrhool Hulldin«, within axld diat riot Io WANTED Gun*, any kind, age or cetr-d at notile 1. Ik,« U, Kandy. at which time the hudget condition Call 254-2627 day», Oregon meaaage and budget diH ument will 665-2254 evening* Q-tf he aiibmltted to the Hudget Com- mlttee for Ila lonalderutlon !n- Mttr NEW I RIENDS, »ingle adult* l.realed perenna may dla< u» pro. |maed budget ■■atlmnle. anil pro- Phone 665-5161 for free bro- poaed program, with the Ihidget chura W-tf Committee at Hila time thia 12th day of January 700 IBS per lb USED berry wire, 5c Sunnyside 658-3421 A-5p INDUSTRIAI space healer, elate out, hall price Never used, coti $595. now $295 A.I, Sale» 161 19 st Stork, Al 5-0787 A-5 <•HAHI.ES P CROUTON. lludcrt Officer HP-3 TRY A CLASSIFIED AD ! Ambulance Delay. I|Report Explained A recent comment in a local column of The -Sandy Post told of an apparent three hour delay in the arrival of an ambulance to a mountain area residents home recently. In a telephone conversation this week with Tom Cutsforth, Clackamas County Deputy Sheriff, he ex plained that the delay could not tie considered the blame of any am'julance company. Problems of communication by telephone on the mountain on that particular day prevented contact with Mt. Hood Am bulance right away. State Police contacted Oregon City Am - bulance who went to the location which they understood the need to tie. However, the names of roads In the mountain area have some duplications and the am- bulance headed for the forest road of the number given. As it developed this was the wrong locality and it was later that the right area was found. In the meantime ML Hood Am bulance received word of the need and five minutes later were at the scene and rushed the patient to the Gresham Gen eral Hospital escorted by Sgt. Cutsforth who arrived right be hind the ambulance. DRAPERIES there any reason why draperies can’t come down over electric baseboard heaters? For better heat distribution In the room as well as safety, there should be at least two inches between the baseboard heater and the bottom of your draperies. Some engineers say this space should lie as much as six inches. BROWN TWIED club chair May tag wnnger-woshor Three coati, lire 14. good condition PR 4- 9779 doyi 658-3833 p m A-4 MENS WHITE STAG Iki ponti Black me 34 regular A $25 value lor $17 00 Con be men at Outlook ollie O-H m eA By NELL HOWE Hood-Land Reporter Jim Durdin, of the Forest palace standard of the furnish sm^ke filled. Scared Kathy to Service, at Zig Zag, with a ings shown. I know I don’t plan death, but she managed to throw to have a gold faucet set in things out, also managed to bum broken leg. Another skiing ac cident Jim took Jerry Browns my bathroom sink to the tune her hands and get her lungs place at Zig Zag. Hope he is of 1250.00. In fact if I could full of smoke. up and at 'em in short order. have that kind o' a bathroom The Forest Service held a I wouldn’t want that kind of a farewell party tor the Conans fixture. But then that is only at the Zig Zag Inn. We wish my opinion. But bet I don’t them the very best of every go to another one for a long Republican precinct commit thing, but we will miss them time. teemen and women will meet at here. Tim Kasch stopped by to the Courthouse, Oregon City, Gloria Gaulke took Chu Chi, show us his new car. It is Monday, Jan. 31 at 8 p.m., to her m tgnlflcent dog, in tor his just like son Georges, only a elect a new secretary and an Guess Tim fig graduation exercises from dark blue. alternate chairman, according Obedience school, and he ured we had better be able to Phil Jonsrud, Sandy area passed. He ended up fifth out to tell them apart. Mighty purty, chairman. of a class <>t sixteen, which and Tim is mighty proud. Don’t Present secretary Mrs. Syl shows, tor a 7 1/2 old pup. blame him. via Phillips, is resigning and he's doing fine. I sure do love Joy and Merton Barrel are the alternate chairman Tom Mor that dog. He's a doll. proud parents of a baby girl. ton has retired to Woodburn In case you haven’t been to Although mighty tiny, she will Estates, Woodburn. Gresham, in the past two weeks have to be In an Incubator for A nominating committee look out for the new "one way a month, she Is doing fine, at headed by Senator John J. In streets.” They were a com this writing. Our very best skeep will present the names plete surprise to me, and from to the parents, and hope they of Tyler Marshall for secre the looks of the traffic, for are able to have their daughter tary and John Anlcker for alt many other people also. home with them even sooner. ernate chairman. Marshall, of It was fun just to stand on She will join a brother. Lake Oswego, is an attorney the corner and watch the looks Be sure and take the time with McColloch, Dezendorf t on peoples faces, as they got to drop In at Blaisdells store Spears. Anlcker, West Linn, is caught turning the wrong way. and try out the new voting an Oregon City attorney. Nom A bit frustrating. And while machine. It Is what you will inations may be made from there, if you like going through be voting on at the next elec the floor according to Don Ho- second-hand shops, be sure and tion, and the more people who del county chairman. drop in on the Flea MtrkeL learn something about It now, The new voting machineswill Quite a place. Only open Sun will help speed up the voting be demonstrated and maps of day, Monday, Tuesday and on election day. Quite a fas the new consolidated precincts Fridays. All kinds of goodies, cinating gadgeL You feel a bit will be displayed. and all neatly arranged so you weird shut up behind eurtaln can see what you want without with all these nobs and things having to hunt all over for IL In front of you. Quite a Bub and Rachel Stone are challenge. proud grandparents again. Paul Hanson home from Fort Married In Molalla recently Daughter Barbara and husband Hood, where he has completed were Betty E. Rice, and Robert are the parents of a 91b. 10 his Basic Training. He will be oz. baby girl. She joins a home for two weeks and then A. Tomsha, both of Gresham. brother and sister, Congratu- will report to Fort Meade Mary Justice of the Peace, Mrs. lations to them all. land, where he will be In Tank Gladys B. Olsen, performed the Took in the Home Show, and School. Needless to say the ceremony on her home. The bridegroom's brother was disappointed. Certainly family is delighted to have don’t think it was worth the him home, after being gone and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tomsha, Gresh 11.50. Guess we just expected for 11 weeks. more things to have to do with Kathy and Leighton Durr had am, were the couple's only at the home, than we saw. Have a fire and have quite a bit of tendants. The newlyweds are making heard several other people say smoke damage and burned rugs. they were disappointed also. It all happened around the fire their home in Gresham. I wonder if they really think place. Burned up Leightons that the average home owner favorite tapestry, and a rug, is going to able to have the smoke ruined the drapes. The FAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE kind of furnishings, most deal walls and ceilings and in fact Artist Supplia* ers had on dlspla y. The majority the whole living room, will have Glau — Picture Framing of us average folk, have nice to be cleaned and repainted, 33 N.W. Ie* 665-2321 homes, but not quite up to the plus all their cothes that are County GOP Set Meeting Monday An accident Saturday afternoon caused extensive dam age and Injuries to the occupants of both vehicles. The Injured were Jo Lewis of Sandy and Robert V. Jones of Estacada. Jones failed to negotiate a curve at the inter section of Tupper Road and West Sandy Heights crash ing into the left front of a 1958 Ford driven by Mrs. Lewis. She told police Officer s that she saw the 19<M Dodge was not going to make the corner and pulled over to the side of the road and stopped. sait : nummiy) Gresham Couple Wed in Molalla MOKE at our new high er rate. Open or add to your ac count by the 10th of the month to receive earnings from the first. Benj. Q Franklin PANKRATZ SIZE 10 maternity clothes, mostly Capris. $15 Silk Brocade suit, $10 $20 takes all TR 5-4800 S-4 HAND TRUCK. 2-handle ware house model, heavy duty style, one-ton load limit, $50 00 Out look. MO 5-2181 O-Hx FEDERAL 10 OFFICES Robert H Haren. Fret. SAVIN OB & LOAN ASSN. HOME OFFICE: 517 «.W Star* Portland 4. Oregon • 224 3333 Gresham Office - Dale Brown, Managar 55 N. Roberts St., 665-3158 CHilDCRAFT encyclopedia set. How and Why library, 15 vol umes New, never been used, $25 00 665-6487 closing out . '65 model Porto- Recreational ^HeliicieR bike, single ond 3 speed, quality bike $30 off regular price A-1 Sales, 16119 SE Stark, AL 5- 0787 A-5 McROBERT FORD HAS THE ANSWERS FOR SALE Berry wire, heavy ond light About 2 tons Price ranges from 5 to 10 cents per lb Bu tane cook stove. 4 burners ond oven, I year's use Spark oil heater, 2 room sue in good shape Two 600x18” 6 ply tires, used but good, new tubes, 18” wire wheels 2 wheel trailer, 3 factory-made dauy stanchions in good shape Inquire across street from Union Oil Products Alfred Johnson, 426 SW 2nd, Oregon J-4p It's always vacation and fun time when you have a recreational vehicle to fill your needs. So bring your questions about these amazing, versatile vehicles to McRobert Ford. Our staff can an swer all your questions and loan you a vehicle of your choice for 24 hours. Try a McRobert Recreational Vehicle on for size, there is bound to be one just suited to your needs . . Select it today and drive it awayl Miscellaneous Wanted PRIVATE PARTY needs antique dock, running or not; antique doll, any condition, guitar, 8 mm movie protector. 22 rifle, ony condition 665-9426 F-4 Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kind ness and sympathy, for the floral contributions and cards during the recent loss of our beloved husband and father Mrs Manïonita Flory and son Loren, and dougfer, Marilyn Decker, husband, Emil and family We wish to express Our sincere gratitude to our many friends for the kindness and sympathy extended us in our recent sor row and ter the many lovely flowers, contributions to the Memorial Fund and beautiful cards Mrs Audrey Louderbock and children Mr and Mrs. Leonard Lauder- back Mr and Mrs Dean Bredenkamp B-4 Mrs Teak Bell We’re as close as your Phone -- Dial 665-0101 A stolen ball and fast race down court finds Lee Poppenhagen going In for an easy lay in during the third quarter of play Tuesday. At this point in the hoop contest Sandy had pulled from an 18 point deficit to just nine points behind. (Post Photo) COPELAND Ì SPECIALS PRE FINISHED 4x8 PANELING SALE WALNUT FINISH CHERRY BLOND LAUAN Sheet; 4'x8' TEAK FINISH $3.49 4'x8' NATURAL OAK PER T” . Test Drive The Above Units or Any McRobert Ford for 24 Hours! $3.95 Sw «ny of th. ulotmon .bov., loft to right: Roy BxlUrd. Ray Chanoy, Frank Kirwan, Tex Cium. Harold Leake, Jim Clarke, Nod Hartley 4'x7' NATURAL OAK .... $3.49 Too Late to ClaMlfy In loving memory of our darling wife and mother, Mildred M Chopmon, who went to be with the Lord one year ago, Jon 24, 1965. You are sadly mi»»ed by your husband and family. God bless you always, rest ir peace, dear one. God alone understands. Amos Chapman ond children 4*x8* NATURAL BIRCH TWO BEDROOM home for rent, couple preferred, I child ac ceptable. $60. 253-7027. B-4 FOR RENT-Clean 2 bdrm, house, on acre, garden, $70. 1307 NE 160th, 665-8468 after 6 p.m. 0*4 FOUR-YEAR-OLD milk cow. 812 NE Beech Ave., Gresham. J-4p . $3.95 Sanded Fir Plywood F-100 “TYLESIDE PICKUP with 8-ft. Camper Coach for outdoor fun. Big 129- c inch wheelbase not only eaiily accommodates the 8-ft. camper but provides easy rideability to smooth out the trip. Tough power when you need it, com bined with attractive interiors make the F-100 a family favorite. Drive it today. I . PER SHEET $1.65 4'x8' - PER SHEET $2.25 AIR CONTROL 2 ALUMINUM WINDOWS WITH SCREEN HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-2 days a week, Brightwood area. Hood land 212. C-4 WANTED—216 to 10 acres of land, suitable for home site and ani mals. Hillside, wooded or brushy areas considered. 665-893). B-5 . . 3' O'' X 2' 0" 5' 0" X 3' 0" SÇ95 SI 090 I O s16,7| 0 >2135 § 4 O'' X 3 0 6 O'' X 3 Use Our Revolving Charge Account COPELAND Lumber Co. 312 E. Powell MO 5-8161 22 lìiiTfìiiiìiìiiifìiiiuìim 3 THE BRONCO, Ford's new all-purpose vehicle. This is the Wagon model, com- . bining Ford's unique Monobeam Suspension which provides the finest riding quality of any vehicle of its type without sacrificing cross-country mobility and maneuverability; spirited Big Six power in a standard 170-cubic-inch six cyl inder engine, most powerful standard engine of any American built utility; comfort and convenience in more uncluttered legrom than any other utility vehicle. Seats three comfortably in front, back area is over 55 inches long ond 56 inches wide, allowing ample room for a two-possenger seat with plenty of legroom. Drive it, along with its other 4-wheel drive friends, the Bronco Roadster and Sports Utility. The RANCHEOR, elegant Town and Country Pickup. Big in size, style, comfort • and handling, looks, rides and handles like a Ford . . . performs like a work vehicle, tool All new for 1966 . . . new exterior with smooth flowign, elegant line» . . . new luxuriou» interior» . . . new longer, wider and lower appear ance. Choo»e from plenty of power either a 200-cu. inch or 289-cu inch in a V-8. Choice of transmi»»ion» from four-on-the-floor to Crui»-O-Matic. Beauti ful interior» from bucket seat» to deluxe all-vinyl». Treat your»elf to a trial drive. Not pictured, Uo Bailey. Buck Devie, Bob Miner 4 The CAMP WAGON, with elevating top and pulmanette. All the comfort» of s home, sleeping area, complete with kitchen, dining table, storage cabinets, water tanks, wood cabinets, ice box, vinyl-covered foam dinette seat» which convert to double bed. Combine all of this with power, a smooth ride and good gas mileage and you have the perfect family vacation unit. Drive it today, but be careful, it sells itielf. 5 The BIG F-250 STYLESIDE PICKUP. Choose all the power you need ond the e durability to easily carry your choice of camper. Choose any interior you like, in your wife's favorite color*. New Twin-I-Beam suspensions smooths out the bumps. This one is combined with the Fordaire Camper, the latest word in away from home living. Choose your own options, will be painted to match your pickup. And McRobert Ford hos a complete service center for the Ford aire. Drive this combination today. The whole family will love it. 6 The BIG F-600. Whatever the load you have to move, one of the BIG F SERIES 9 will do it for you. Your choice of power and transmission, combine with stand ard or custom cob interiors, plus quality-built chassis component* are job- matched to fit your needs! Take a trial run today. The comfort and maneuver ability will amaze you. Nearly everything available on the finest Ford is available on a F-SERIES truck. McROBERT COMPLETE SERVICE CENTER 243rd at East Powell Blvd. Gresham StRVINO CUSTOMiRS SINCi 1930 USED TRUCK CENTER S
