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14 THÉ SANDY (O r*., POST Thur«.. Dec. 21, 1»*7 (Sec. 1) ► .• • • .• .• x "• • • Firm Acquires Tw o Operations holiday ¡oy. O pal’s Cafe Sandy ( X SAN RD ESTA TOWN & COVNTRY W | 12 12 Estacada Golf 33 23 W L Edward Rtchft. 30 1/2 25 1/2 Gateway inn 44 1/2 IS 1/2 Weavers Dept. 30 26 $>ortsniens E rickson-fow l. 30 26 Club 40 1/2 19 1'2 Zig Zag Inn 27 29 Brightwood Dover Kennels 26 30 Oil 36 1 1 23 1/2 Washing Well 24 1/2 31 1/2 Brightwood M l. Hood Log 23 33 Ga rage 36 1 2 23 1/2 High game, scratch and M eier Dairy 32 28 handicap - - Ruth Smith, 188 Belangy’s Egg and 213. Ranch 27 1/2 32 1/2 High series, scratch and Mt. Hood handicap — Angle Drum, 498 Cleaners 12 48 and 525. Horner’ s High team, scratch and Market 10 1/2 49 1/2 ha «1 leap — Weavers Dept. High team series and Store, 1676 ami Mt. Hood Log, game - - Gateway Inn, 2503 1956. and 901. Previously approved acquisi tions by Electronic Specialty Co. of Bergman Manufacturing Company of San Rafael, and R. L. Smith Engineering,Inc.of Inglewood, have been consum mated, It was announced this week by William H. Burgess, chairman and chief executive oilleer. Bergman - - with sales of $6 million in 1966 — Is the na tion’ s fifth largest producer of lightweight, high strength pre cision aluminum and magnes ium forgings for the a ir trans portation industry. R. L. Smith is a diversified producer of guidance control systems’ com ponents ami other metal struc tures. Smith had sales of ap proximately $2 million In 1966. The terms of the acquisitions were not disclosed. W arm eil withes for a very merry Christ- mat. May you and y o u r f a m ily be blessed w ith every e. X X X X X X High individual game anl series - - Udene Urban, 230 ami MV. EAKLY BIRDS 12-19 W L 18 Gene’ s Market 42 24 Lewis Hardware 36 Betty’ s Snack B. 34 1/2 25 1/2 Swall’ s Plumb. 31 1/2 28 1/2 Sandy Lumbr. A Hardware 26 34 A l’s Mlnit Mart 25 35 Cedar Plaza 25 35 Zig Zag Inn 20 40 High individual game and series - - Lois Leavitt, 184 and 473. High team game and se- nes - - Gene’ s Market, 705 and 1896. Candy cones and holly h e ra ld the season of good cheer . time to thank you for your friendly patronage and wish you the best of holidays. Here's N e w s From Pleasant H om e Catherine Denfeld, daughter of M r. and M rs. Ambrose Den feld of Portland and Richard Nichols, son of M rs. Bert Nichols and the late M r. Nich ols, were married Dec. 9 by Judge Howeiler. The ceremony was attended by the immediate members of both fam ilies. M r. Nichols is a guard at N or folk in Portsmouth, Va. and has returned there after a short leave. M rs. Nichols will join him in January. Jesse Wallace, who is serv ing on the USS Saratoga and sta tioned atWhidbey Island, visited hts cousin, M rs. A rlie Horine, and his aunts and uncles, M r. and M rs. Joe Comer, M r. and M rs. Ren Ayres, and M r. and M rs. Merle Lucky last week end. M rs. Ivan Peterson was the honored guest at a pink and blue shower given on Tuesday eve ning, Dec. 5, In the fireside room of the Pleasant Home Baptist church. M rs. Owen Douglass led the devotions. Hostesses were M rs. Sam Bacon, M rs. L a rry Snell, and Mrs. Gloria Shell. The young people of the Pleasant Home Baptist church went Christmas caroling Satur day evening to shut-ins and the rest homes in the area. A fter wards they went to the home of M r. and Mrs. Bob Douglass for a gift exchange and refresh ments. SANDY TRUCK LINE, University St. 6 6 8 -4 3 3 8 A snowy scene, a soaring spire . . . sym bols of Christmas, its joys and aspirations. We greet you, and th an k you fo r the pleasure of serving you. SANDY LUMBER AND HARDW ARE CO. Proctor Ave. r 6 6 8 -4 1 6 5 Nebraskans to Meet fBMMMWWBjBWBMiOUBMl The Nebraska Social Club’ s potluck dinner w ill be held Sat urday, Dec. 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the IOOF Hall at 8130 S. E. 13th St. Dinner vyill be followed by old time dancing at 8:30. 14 Ufein» The average monthly wage in Russia is $111. Minimum monthly payment to workers in any category is $66.60. Qirislnuis r ¿f a "IK W W s i f t ThlY DO noTThiA/K Much â JJù T ze ftL ZCT L it t JuA/KY ¡A/S M V M T h tf M O D DULY T h iN K ^ o u T i i T M COO} &&T GOOViNfUlUCbt-T Watch ... . . . YEAR END A U C TIO N * FUN A N D S A V IN G S Dec. Dec. MARIE SEEMATTER INSURANCE Sandy 6 6 8 -4 4 1 4 s CEDAR PLAZA DRUG Sandy, STORE Tips Given for Smart Shopping Bowling « « « « « « « « « « « « i: on A Offs 11 1/2 32 1/2 Dear Fran« 9 35 High game ami series, women - • Caroline Duff (sub), 179 ami 494. High game amt series, men - - Clyde Sutherland, 187 ami Jack Callaghan, 478. High (earn game ami se ries - - Fighting Finks 504 ami 1417. SANDY MIXED 12-18 McKinmai Enterprise 31 29 Sa ml y Truck Lines 30 30 Brooks Cate 25 35 Paul’ s Welding 18 42 High Individual game ami series - . Lots Leavitt, 509; Irene lllouut, 194. Stan Esper aos, 111 .imi 574. High team game ami series . Jim RO Esta, 817, J. J. Walker, 1290. DOUBLES J. J. Walker San Ko Esta Dew Drop liui Pioneer Real Estate W 36 35 33 32 Even a healthy heart must L work harder at skiing am*could 34 become averbunlemsl. Don't let 25 yourself become overtired, 27 Oregon Heart Association cau- 28 Rons. The smart shopper goes tothe While Sales early--even before they become While Sales. The reason? So she call determine regular prices of brands ami I« tier ns available, ami m er- chamlise which is included in “ regular stock” . Then she goes home to some checking on ami measuring of needed ‘Items ami measuring of sizes. These are two of the many worthwhile tips that w ill lie given Io While 54*1«* shoppers at the Extension Consumer In formation program “ Buying ò/teetòtgA 3/ TRIM TRIO 12-15 W 34 Mt. Electronics 32 Tiki Printing 31 Skipper Bros. Richardsons 30 27 Sandy Post 25 Pine Cones Hancock Service Sta. 23 33 Sunset Theatre 22 34 High individual game and series - - Jo Lewis, 233 and 552. High team game and se ries - - Mt. Electronics, 555 and Hancock Service Station, 14 . • • • HOODLAND HOPPERS 12-13 W Bowman’s 33 Post Electric 29 Alpine Hut 26 1/2 Barlow T ra il 22 1/2 Zig Zag Inn' Phil’s Chev. Ratskeller Gay’ s Kache High individual series - Nell Kirby, 202 517. High team game and series - - Zig Zag Inn, 638 and 1739. * • • SUNDAY NITE MIXED 12-17 W L Sandy 9 ie ll 36 24 Fredrickson Applt. 35 25 26 Shorty’ s Corner 34 Pioneer Real Est. 34 26 Richardson Chev. 30 30 Buchanan’s Minit 29 31 San Ro Esta Lanes 27 33 Chuck Baker Realty 15 43 High game and series, women — VI Markwell, 212 and 525. High game and series, men — Butch Espersen, 215 and 599. High team game and se- rles — San Ro Esta, 752 and 2064. Hoppy holiday withe» to you. Our friend» and patron» We greatly appreciate P. N . SMOKE Your Torq uin ol D ealer Our tinceretl thank» to all our cutlomert for friendly and loyal patronage May you and yourt en|oy the fun filled ond truly happy h oli day. Merry Chrittm at, one and olll UNUSUAL TOURNAMENT to raise canned goods and toys for the Klwanls Christmas bask -ta was held at San Ro Esta Lanes. Sandy Klwanls president, P. N. Smoke, smiles his apprecia tion as he accepts food and toys (collected as tournament entry fees) from lanes owner Marge Thornton. Tournament winners were Edna and Curly Rohde who rolled 1160 and won four dinners and a trophy. Second place trophy wen: to Sylvia and Stan Esperson with 1154 and third place trophy to Arlene Anderson and Eddie Copher who had 1126 pi.is. S H A W 'S R IC H FIELD L O -O P E N - CHRISTMAS D A Y FOR OUR CUSTOMERS SH O PPIN G C O N VEN IEN C E Rick of Wood 5 .9 9 Your Chevron Station« and Garage HUDSON HOUSE FA N C Y C A N P U M P K IN 21c 2 ’/i can 5 0 LBS. A L U M IN U M Super M eat Dog Food R eg-$ 6 .3 9 J5 . 6 9 ROASTERS 88 N O R W IC H 2 5 0 Reg. 89c A S P IR IN . 3 3 C N E H Io r RC COLA M ELLO RINE Cola — O range Roof Beer — Grape L 11 1/2 lC Plus I Deposit for U M W K lM tM lM M K te H im iM O m c a i r r¡em i L n riilm 'Ba.vmn** n» y< rappy , ' lew u ie a r TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS FROM 'B U N N Y ” N E W M A N J »ananas Yams c 12 9 lb DARIGOLD OCCIDENT Evaporated M ilk cans 79c FLOUR S1 .9 9 25 lb O VEN -FRESH BREAD 19 Loaf Chuck Steaks 5 8 SMOKED SLICED BACON £. 4 9 c lb Wieners (lA AND - 19 1/2 Wishing Everyone a Nice and Safe C H R IS TM A S R. S. Sm ith M o to r Co. clb U pper 10 16 1/2 17 ' BUDGET S TR ETC H ER S • « • MIXED TEACHERS 12-13 W Hl-Lows 32 1/2 Estacada Shndbaggers 27 1/2 Sandy Spares27 Fighting Finks 24 1/2 * dfc J A , Holiday Savings and 598 M T . HOODERS W L House of Wong 37 19 Pioneer R. Est. 35 21 Dew Drop Inn 32 1/2 23 1/2 Dea’s In & Out 32 24 Whistle Stop 28 28 Jennie Welch’ s 26 1/2 29 1/2 Ethel’s Bty. Sh. 17 39 Williams Thrift. 16 40 High team series — House of Wong, 2758. High team game — Dea’s In & Out, 1003. High series and game — Rosie Cool, 558 and 225. A A LW A Y S A T G A N T E N B E IN S IN KELSO L 18 23 24 25 26 28 31 35 and and SAN RO ESTA JUNIORS 12-16 W L Teddy Bears 23 13 Pin Splitters 19 17 Titanics 16 20 The 3 Nuts 14 22 High game and series - - Dorothea Cool, 128 and 335; John Black, 165 and 383. High team game and se ries - - Titanics, 690 and 1926. your tru»t, and delight in terving you SANDY MEN W Rexall Drug 34 Gios Ford 29 28 Smith Motors Sportsmens Club 27 Richardsons 26 Thriftway 24 Clackamas County Bk. 21 Cedar Plaza 17 High team series game - - Gios Ford, 2503 878. High individual series game - - Butch Espersen, and 226. lips on Pillows,Blankets,Bed. spreads, Mattress Puds, Tow. els, Sheets and Tablecloths", Ihursday, Jan. 4, at the Lloyd Center Auditorium. The two hour program from 10 a.m. to noon la es|*cially planned to arm interested ehop. I»ers wiih needid facts ami siili give them time to apply (he mb»mallon on afternoon shop ping expecituma. Featured on the program will be Mrs, Dorothy Brown, Ore- gon state University Exten sion Hume Furnishings fyec. lallst ami Miss Toil Hamilton, c lb C a n ten b eiris KELSO STOKE Loop H ig h w a y at Kelso A d prices effective Dec. 2 1 , 2 2 , 2 3 , 2 4 , 25 THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., M O N .
