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Thur»., Mar. 10, 1964 (Sec. 1) THU SANDY (Or*.) POST ^7 0/1 . By NtLL HOWE / ¡Cl I Ó / loteó Hood Land Reporter ^0 Bowling News SANDY MEN’S w L 30 Richardson's Chev 14 1", Rexall Drug 15 Smith Motors 19 25 2 3 Dea's In 4 Out 21 Brewsters 20 24 Sandy Truck Line 25 19 Clackamas Cty. Bank 1H 26 Thriftway 32 12 High individual game and series -- James Martin, 243 and 601. High team game and series Brewster», 891 and 2582. MT. HOODERS March 3 W All Coast 22 Ning's Fireside 22 William’s Thriftway 21 Zig Zag Inn 20 Pioneer Real Estate 20 Dew Drop Inn 1C Oja Lumber 15 Whistle Stop 8 High game and series scratch -- Audrey Colson 205 and 519. High team game and series -- Zig Zag inn, 822 and 2297. TOWN 6 COUNTRY W Mt. Hood Properties Curt 4 Dels L 29 1/2 27 14 1/2 17 SAVE MONEY ON ALL INSURANCE Aut« • LI#• • Eire Truck • Busine»» Bob Griffin MU 7-3545 CAIL EVENÍNGS REDUCE FAT If your overweight Is due to over- acting and you want to gat rid of that ugly fat gat our tablets called SLIMODEX. Available without a doctor's prescription SLIMODEX will help you lose those extra pounds by decreasing your desire' for food, not by starving you, but by simply eliminating the urge for extra portions. SlIMODEX cosh only $3.00 and is GUARANTEED to work or get your full money back. SLIMODEX is sold exclusive Curt 4 Dels Glos Ford Grokett Jewelry Ellen’s Klozet ML Hood Lanes Edwards Richfield High Individual game and ries -- Cherie Hartke, 230 and 614. High team game and series -V Curt 4 Dels, 504 and 1363. MIXED W L Hee Jays 61 1/2 38 1/2 Misfits 54 1/2 45 1/2 Fearless Four 54 46 oueto Team One 52 1/2 47 1/2 QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST 211 Cabinet Ast About 15 Day Trial Offer! Shop 51 1/2 48 1/2 Team Eight 49 51 Team Six 42 M Moonshiners 34 66 High man’s game and series •«•vnacn, viwtnvwv, iwwiBwm, (•» mm . ete., due lo l>«« Acid. A.k for — Carl Slater, 266 and 567. “Wlllwd’e «»•••■■•” which fully explain, High woman’s game and se Ihla home treatment— Wee al ries -- Louise Munro, 186 and SANDY REXALL DRUG 525. SANDY, OREGON STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID ZAPPLBUHD DELICIOUS 24 . lb. Box lb. ORANGES 15c VALLEY MIGRANT H 4 J Coin Cleaners Rich’s Sandy Mobil Sandy Post Tiki Printing Richardson’s Chev Dover Kennels Treasure Chest Art’s Mt. Electronic High individual game -- C Gagner 255. High individual game -- L. Sieler 246. High team game — Richard- son Chev. 632. High team series -- Dover Kennels 2272. High individual series -- R. Rogers 835. High individual series -- B. Hartman 816. NITE OWLS $169 I Si? Dep. FRESH DAILY APPLE CIDER Gallon lb. 10c box $2.69 Bulk Seed - Primrose* - Lilys - Fertilizers West Sandy City Limits on Loop Highway came to the police were tie ip - Ing her. Naturally her purse was gone. Later in the week her billfold was recovered in a drop-in mall box, minus her birth certificate, drivers li cense and credit cards. Need you ask, of course no money. Wonder how many people walked by her on the sidewalk. As many as walked by my mother, I’ll bet. It sure makes living in the mountains sound better and better. About May you’ll be hearing wedding bellsforoneof the local swains. No names, cause a lot could happen t^tween now arid May. Just thought I’d give you all something to mull over and become frustrated about. Ila Juarez, of Sacramento, Calif, Is here visiting with her sister Alyce Spath, and her other brother and sisters. And just the other day she remarked that spring was here, and as I am writing this it Is snow ing hard. So If this Is spring I will take winter. Bruce Rowland of 509 Bluff Rd., Sandy, enjoyed a visit to Sarasota Jungle Gardens re cently while vacationing on Florida’s Lower West Coast. Here the visitors mingle with flamingos and other rare and unusual wild fowl from every Continent, which roam freely in these world - famous Gar dens. Attorney Robert M. Mulvey has filed for election to the office of Judge of Department No. 2, Clackamas County Dis trict Court, an additional Ju dicial position created by the 1965 Legislature. Mulvey had formerly served as District Judge pro tern by appointment of the Chief Justice of the Ore gon Supreme Court. Mulvey has practiced law In Clackamas County for the past 27 years except for 40 months service with the Army during World War n. He has served on the Criminal Law Commit tee of the Oregon State Bar Association and was twice elec ted as President of the Clacka mas County Bar Association by the attorneys of the County. The attorney has also served as a member of the Board of Trustees of Marylhurst Col lege, as Exalted Ruler and Dis trict Deputy of the Elks Lodge and as Trustee of the Oregon State Elks Association. He was instrumental In establish ing the Elks Eye Clinic for Children, conducted In connec tion with the University of Ore gon Medical School in Portland. He Is a past officer of Willa mette Falls Post American Le- fion and has served as Chair man of the Clackamas County Chapter of the American Red Cross and the Clackam is Coun ty March of Dimes Campaign. You can—with Standard’s Multi-Purpose Policy. It guarantees your right to convert other assets into monthly income on retire ment—at lower rates in ef fect today. For information call TONY GIVEN JOHN FUNK There are about 7,000 species of annelid worms, the most familiar being the earth worm. P.O. Box 68 Phone collect TONY GIVEN 226-6363 Sandy, Oregon AV rl nti insurance company w LHf IVUV IH LIFE-HEALTH-GROUP LEAGUE SLAVE DRIVER! We Like to Put Autos Back in Shape! GARTH SIRRINE . . . Body Shop Manager Can take the wrinkles out of Opens Office Here Mulvey Seeks Bench Post TAKE AN OPTION ON TOMORROW’S INCOME-AT TODAY’S RATES! Bruce Rowland Florida Visitor Opportunity Center The Valley Migrant League has officially opened Its new Sandy Opportunity Center. Lo cated at 530 Main SL, Sandy, the new center has been es- BEAUTY SHOP in Sandy, owned by Bert Mesk- Imen, opened its doors in Cedar Plaza Shopping Center Monday. Here Bobbi Tucker gives Aud rey Colson a facial, while Bert looks on. Shop was formerly located near Sandy post-office. (Post Photo) THE BOSS IS NOT A OPPORTUNITY CENTER Symptom» of Distress Arising from TOMATOES Sandy Brownies See Pinocchio Brightwood Oil Co. Saturday, Feb. 26, was a Jan» Berry special day for sixteen mem Land bers of Brownie Troop #760, Sandy. Mrs. Glen Carmxiy. 211 Cabinet Shop Mrs. Gerald Gaage, and Mrs, 22 1/2 21 1/2 Cliff's Rich. 17 Ted Copher, leaders of the 27 Sportsmen’s Troop, made arrangements for Club their group of Brownies to see 28 lazg Ixxlge the movie “ Pinocchio”, show 29 High individual game and ing at a Portland theater. series -- S. Espersen 224 and Girls attending were: Donna 609. Dyal, Lida Bessant, Teresa High team game and serlef Cowden, Jeanne Grubouskl, — Curt 4 Del's, 877 and 2419. Nancy Carmony, Dianne Levan, Debbie Hite, Brenda Yarger, SAN HO ESTA Diana Buswell, Karen and Kristi W Opperman, Marilyn Homsley, Estacada Golf Julie Wilson, Tam.ny Gaage, Course 27 17 Cynthia Knlpe, Patty Searlsand Sandy Radiator 25 1/2 18 1/2 Jennie Welch’s Antiques Forest Haven Motel 24 N Gateway Store 21 1/2 tt 1/2 Barlow Trail 21 U Washing Well 19 25 Log Izjdge 13 11 High individual game, scratch --Cleo Gagner, 214. High series, scratch -- Fern Hunter, 516. High individual game and aeries, handicap -- Cleo Gag- ner, 236 and 571. TRIM TRIO WEDNESDAY NIGHT March 2 Good Red or Netted Gem Mother here with me and doing fine. And again she wants to thank all the wonderful people for their gifts, cards and words of cheer.. Jack Fahle and Bert Stauffer passed their physicals to go on construction work in Viet Nam. They had to sign up for three years, and should be leaving this week. We wish them the very bust, and hope the three yeart goes by like 6 months. Robbie Canlparoll and Ellie Blitz, co-hosted a baby shower for Joanne Fendley, at the Golf Club. I didn’t count them, but there must have been 45 or 50 people there. Boo Gaulke made the cake and it was beau tiful, and tasted just as good as it looked. One thing for sure, Carl and Joanne, are going to have the best dressed and the warmest baby on the moun tain. And as Joanne says, by a year and a half it will be Mf!IW the nakedest. But then at that age they don’t like clothes any way. The Brightwood Extension Units next meeting will be on the fourth Thursday of the month, instead of the third, for the month of March only. Due to a conflicting date of the Parent Organization, that many of the members will be attending, they Cheryl Garber. Accompanying moved our meeting up a week. the Brownie group were Mrs. It will be at Velma DeShazers. Bill Dyal, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Margaret O’Dea went out to Opperman, and two of the Troop dinner last week, and when she leaders, Mrs. Carmony and came out of the restaurant to go Mrs. Gaage. to her car, a man and a woman In addition to members men accosted her and asked for tioned, Brownie Troop #760 also her money. She told them to go Includes Terri Copher, Gala take a walk, and the woman Cochran, and Debra Christian struck her, Margie slugged her sen, who were unable to attend back, and the man hit her on the recent film outing. the back of the head with some “One of the mast popular thing and knocked her ouL She activities of this particular has no idea how long she laid Brownie Troop Is skating,’* on the sidewalk, but when she Mrs. Gaage mentioned, “al though 1 am sure all the girls enjoyed Plnoochlo.” anything—almost—if it's made of metal. If it's tabllshed to aid seasonal farm workers and their families. The center will operate under the supervision of Ken Klllary, formerly director of the Wood burn Opportunity Center. Two VISTA’s (Volunteers In Service To America), Harold Macy and Richard Pollak, will assist Kll lary. The center particularly wel comes visits from seasonal farm workers and also Invites the public to com s In and learn more about the work of the Valley Migrant League. Information may also be ob tained by writing the Oppor tunity Center by writing to Box 396, Sandy, or telephoning MU 7-7471. Aunt Minnie's face, Garth says, "See your dermatologist. 4-H Round-Up 4-H Extension Agent In Clack-' amas County will speak at the County 4-H Leaders’ Assocla- Thursday, March 17. The meet ing will be at the Tri-City Chamber of Commerce in Ore gon City. Miss Meyer will suggest ways of teaching citizenship as a part of 4-H Club work. She will relate some of her ex- perlences during her recent year of graduate study in Washington, D. C, Part of her time was spent in the U.S. De partment of Agriculture. The meeting will also Include a business meeting of the Leaders’ Association. This new Ford had a slight accident. It now looks as good as new. car, or old car, needs body or fender work, bring it to us for a new facial! I Vern Atherly I I | I Special Agent NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. See Me About It P.O. Box 307 h Sandy, MU 7-7771 If your new Clyde Cansler is the able helper at GLOS FORD. He says, "Let us get rid of your wrinkles." Glos Ford Loop Highway In Sandy Phone MU 7-2111 ESTIMATES
