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THE SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., July M, 1966 (Sec. 2)
Service Linen
Punch Card Offers
Moon I ite Prizes
Here are the details on how
to qualify for special merchan­
dise prizes to be given away
by Sandy merchants during Fri­
day night’s Moonlite Sale.
Hiring the sale hours, cer­
tain merchants will issue pos­
tal-size cards to all custom­
ers making a minimum pur­
chase of $1.00 or more. The
names of eight stores will be In
separate boxes on the cards.
The customer should then take
his card to each of the other
stores and have it punched.
When fully punched, return the
card to the merchant who issued
it - and you will win a free
prize. Prizes will range from
five cent items to valuable mer­
chandise, but everyone will win
something.
So that you may have ample
time in which to shop, once
your card is fully punched on
Friday night you have until
the stores close on Saturday
to redeem it for your prize.
Many of the special Moon­
lite values will continue ansale
through Saturday, but your
cards must be punched on Fri­
day night during the Moonlite
hours from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Moonlite punch cards may be
obtained from any of the fol­
lowing merchants: Brewster’s
Dept. Store, Ellen’s Klozet,
Happy House Gift Slop, Mount­
ain Electronics, Sandy Rexall
Drug,
and Seller's Western
Auto.
FLY-IN BREAKFAST
SUNDAY
Pajama Paraders Please Note
The good people who come
Moonlite shopping Friday night
in their nightwear and wish
to be considered for prizes are
asked to walk through thepark-
Ing lot at the Sandy Shopping
Center between the hours of
7:30 and 8:30. Anonymous rov­
ing judges will be strategically
located moving throughout the
area to observe your choice
of sleeping costume. Judging
will be on originality, clever­
ness. and appropriateness to
the well dressed MoonllteShop-
per should • wear while bar­
gain hunting.
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MR-S. CURTIS MILLER, the former Phyllis Edwards of
Sandy, and her three daughters.
If your name and address is
requested, don't hesitate to give
It as that might mean you are
being considered for one of the
valuable Pajama Parade prizes.
BAR-B-Q Sandwich
7-11 P.M.
Army Pvt. Durrell G. Lyons,
21, sun Of Mr. and Mrs. Fay T.
Lyons, Estacaila, fired expert
with the M-14 rifle near com­
pletion of his basic combat
training at Fort Ord, June 17.
Pvt. Lyons was graduated
from Estacada high school in
1963 and attended Port land
Community collage.
the Moonlite Madness theme of
the evening’s sale.
MOONLIGHT SPECIAL
EAT ’N
TIME
Army Pvt. John F. Caanon,
whose wife,
Du ri »ne
and
mother, Mrs. Gladys Cannon,
live in bandy, completed a radio
relay and carrier operation
ccairse at the Army South­
eastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga., July 1.
During the 12-week course,
Private Cannon learned to op­
erate different types of field
teleph<«e, telegraph and radio
relay equipment.
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The guest speaker at the
Sandy Seventh-day Adventist
Church Saturday, JUly 9, was
Pastor Curtis Miller, a mis­
sionary recently returned from
Turkey. Miller Is a nativeOre-
gonlan , and his wife, Phyllis,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Edwards of Sandy. The
Millers
have
three young
daughters who, with their par­
ents, appeared on the platform
dressed in Turkish costumefor
the Sabbath School mission
story.
Their many friends filled the
church for the 11 o'clock ser­
vice when Pastor Miller re­
lated many Interesting stories
of their trip to Istanbul, their
difficulties In getting through
customs and experiences during
the five years of their mission­
ary service.
The main theme of Miller's
sermon was the love of God
in giving us a Savior and His
promise to come again.
Mt. Hood Jaycees
Seek Members
The Mt. Hood Jaycees, who
are reorganizing and seeking
new members for their club,
will have an orientation meet­
ing on Wednesday, July 20,
at 8 p.m. at the Sandy Gun
Club.
All men between the ages of
21 and 35 who are interested
In learning more about the Jay-
cee program are invited, with
their wives, to join in the pot­
luck dinner meeting. Jaycettes
and Jaycee wives are alsourged
to attend this meeting.
The program will consist of
a slide show and the story of
the Jaycees. Guest speakers
will
include
Claude “Bud”
Smith, national director; Harris
Hansen, state president; Gil­
bert “Red” Merlyn, state vice
president; and the Jaycee orien­
tation team from Hillsboro.
IT PAYS
TO SAVE
Whether it's for a fabulous ward­
robe,
a
winter cruise or a rainy
day, it pay* to save here,
where
your dollar earns interest four times
a year and accounts are insured up
to $10,000.
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