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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
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PRICES START 7 P.M
Dress Sale
Slacks
SPECIAL SAVINGS I
Sweaters
OPEN NIGHTLY
UNTIL 7 P.M