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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1966)
4 THE SANDY (Or» ) POST Thur»., July 14, 1966 (Sec. Î) JC's Chuckwagon Will Offer Moon Shopper Snacks In conjunction with the Sandy Moonlite Sale on Friday even- JUly 15 Hood Jaycees have announced that for the convenience of Moon lite shoppers their chuckwagon will be open on the parking lot at William’s Thriftway. Hot dogs, coffee and cold drinks will be sold by the Jay cees during the sale hours to morrow from 7 p.m. until 11 France» U ill On Honor Roll The largest honor roll in the University of Oregon's history has been recorded for Spring Term, 1966. A total of 567 undergraduate students are in cluded on the list. Sixty-five students made perfect grade point averages of 4.00 or all A grades. Included on the honor roll from Sandy is Frances Laverne Will, who scored a 4 GPA. Frances is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne H. Will of Kt. 2. Ina»- Pie Coffee and Relatives Visit Sandy Family Portland Zoo Is Moonlighting Too Moonlight rides on the Port land Zoo Railway have resumed operation and will continue through Labor Day, PZR Gen eral Manager George Slinger land announces. Moonlight rides will begin at 7 p.m. each evening. The Journ ey includes a round trip between the Portland Zoo terminal and the Washington Park station and a loop through the Zoo. The 40-minute ride incorpor ates an observation stop ai the Washington Park terminal overlooking the city and the International dens. Trains will also continue to operate on a regular daytime schedule throughout the sum mer, with tickets available for passengers boarding at either Washington Park or Zoo sta tions, Slingerland reminded. The PZR is built to scale, five-sixths the size of the old narrow-gauge railways. It op erates on a 30-inch track with a maximum grade of 3.9 per cent, goes over viaducts and through tunnels and passes a variety of exhibit areas. The PZK has both a Federal Com- munications license to operate two-way radios and a contract with the United States post of fice to carry the mail. Moonlight rides aboard the PZR are limited to the sum mer months, Slingerland re minded, except fur the Halloween "spook rides". Recent guests at the ho<pe cd Mr. and Mrs. UVeme Will for the graduation of their daughter, Frances, from the University of Oregon were her uncle, Jason Will of New York; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Will (Xis, Ore., and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Anderson of Olympia, Wash. Frances Is now employed as a social worker by the State Adoption Agency, MADNESS 1957 Ford Wagon VS, Automatic. Attu, westernmost island of Alaska’s Aleutian chain, is so far west of North America it is in the Eastern Hemisphere. 14500 1958 Chevrolet 4-Door, VO, Radio, Haater and Richardson Chevrolet FRIDAY NIGHT 7 TO 12 P.M MU 7-2681 E rring □ gnaw «f great PRICES START 7 P.M Dress Sale Slacks SPECIAL SAVINGS I Sweaters OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL 7 P.M
