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Section Two
BLASTING
POWDER
GREAT W A Y i
TO THE MT. HOOD PLAYGROUND
Vol. 31
SAN DY, OREGON, TH U R S D A Y , OCTOBER 2. 1969
New Owners at
12-Mile Store
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IFSi FIVE YEARS PROCTOR AVE. could look like this
if trees were planted now, PGE Arborist Larry Rowse
told the Sandy Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. Rowse,
speaking on community beautification, advocated the
proper use of trees as the most economical means of
improving appearance while aiding climate and noise
control and adding to property value. Sketch was made
from picture taken from east end of Proctor Ave.
(Sketch, courtesy of PGE Co. )
HELP!
GET SANDY CLEAN
SANDY
ART CLUB
A t this writing, the club has
an enrollment o f 21 with
several new members.
Each month one o f the class
members w ill have paintings on
exhibit at the club hall. This
m onth’s pictures are the work
o f Dorothy Hancock.
In October, Pansy Inman
and Bessie Lindstrom w ill have
a join t exhibit.
OVER 80
NEW AND
RECONDITIONED
APPLIANCES
TO CHOOSE FROM
(Financing Available)
A M A N A _________
FOWLER ■ B B H I
GIBSON I B mk A mehicwo ,
MAYTAG
NORGE
SPEED QUEEN
SYLVANIA
MOTOROLA
W e Service All Mali
And Models
CLUB OFFERS
DANCE LESSONS
Square Dance lessons are
being offered by the Sandy
Swingers starting at 8 p.m.
October 1 st at the Odd
Fellows hall in Sandy.
ESTACADA
APPLIANCE
NED D YAL, right, chairman of Chamber
City” Ccuutifii.ai.iuii Committee discusses
sketch (in picture above) w ith Larry
Chamber Meeting.
co.
lard tf Main
One o f the Gresham area’s
landmark stores is changing
hands.
Effective Oct. 1, Mrs. Ada
Zimm erm an has sold the
12-Mile Country Store to Mr.
and Mrs. John Fuqua o f
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuqua are
experienced grocery operators,
most recently having owned
the Park ’n Shop in St. Johns
for 4 'i years. Before that they
were in Toledo with an IGA
store,
Originally from Indiana, the
Fuquas have called Oregon
home for 27 years. He served
4'4 years w ith the combat
medics in Europe during World
War II.
The Fuquas plan to retain
the name o f the store and the
present personnel. Any changes
w ill be announced in a grand
opening soon.
Mrs. Zimmerman w ill retain
ownership o f the building and
Army Assigns
Sgt. Thornton
Army Sergeant
James E. Thorton 26, son o f
M r. and Mrs. Curtis F.
Thorton, Sandy, was assigned
Sept. 1 to the 54 th Field
Artillery Group near Bien Hoa,
Vietnam, as a section chief.
the fixtures, leasing these to
the Fuquas. She plans to
remain here and w ill develop
property she owns at 12-Mile
Corner.
Paul Garmo, who has served
as general manager for the past
five years, w ill not be w ith the
Fuquas but says he hopes to
stay in the area. “ I have
becom e
v e ry
fo n d o f
Gresham.”
College Offers
Driving Course
Ml. Hood Community College
w ill be offering a special short
course
title d
"D e fen sive
D riving" beginning Tuesday
evening. Oct. 7. It w ill meet
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for 4
sessions through Oct. 28.
Phe Portland T raffic Safety
Commission w ill conduct the
course
through
th e ir
representatives, Joe McEaney
and Billie Atkins.
This program is offered to
help individuals drive better in
order to avoid accidents. The
course w ill be held in PE-118 at
a lee ol $5. Registration may be
completed at the first class
meeting only.
Community Services short
courses are operatie on a cost
covering basis. For further
information, call 665 1131.
No. 40
PEOPLE IN SANDY
HATE LITTERBUGS
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FUSES,
CAPS
and
NITRATE
BE LOVABLE -
Holt’s Market
Rt. 1, Box 138
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of Commerce
Pioctu. Ave.
Rowse after
(Post photo)
MAMN Of f i r f l l f N C f
Cottrell
663-4209
By Mrs. H. H. Watkins
15-lb. Felt 324«,.».. ’2 "
235-lb. 3-Tab
90-lb. Roll
Roofing
M ineral
Surfaced
Reg. $4.75
Roll
Asphalt Shingles
‘2
Red-White Green Black
Sealdown
1098
50-Lb. Roll Roofing
Reg. $ 3.5 0 Roll
Roll
SPECIAL
Prefinished Walnut Paneling '/4"x4x8 $ 2 .9 9
Prefinished Mah. Paneling
A Grade $ 2 .9 9 Sheet
NEVAMAR FORMICA TYPE
9c
Sq Ft.
4x4 Cedar Posts
2x4 Cedar
1x6 Cedar
9c
6c
3c
C o unter Top Lam inate
'/j"x4x8 Particle Board
A Grade
$035
£
Sheet
Sheer
Sat. & Sun.
OLYMPIC STAIN ONLY $ 0 9 9
CEILING TILE Fiberglass
Insulation
J
PLAIN WHITE
SQ
FT
8
O C
Gal.
’ Foil Faced
? 4^20
Cottrell Ladies Aid w ill
meet on Wednesday, Oct, 8. at
the home o f Mrs. Paul Namhie
with her mother. Mrs. Ramlow,
as co-hostess.
M r. and Mrs. Harold
Reynold are having p new
home built out in Reynolds
road. They sold their former
home and an acre of ground to
Mrs. Kvamma o f Portland, who
has also bought ten acres o f the
R e y n o ld s place and is
preparing to install trailer
houses. It is reported it w ill be
a trailer court for adults only,
no children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brook
have sold their home at Pacific
City, and bought a home in the
south-east part o f Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. H uff o f
N e w b e rg
were in th is
c o m m u n ity on Thursday
calling on the Harvey Watkins
and Mrs. Lizzie Breen. Mrs.
H uff w ill be remembered as
Signe Shold when she formerly
lived here.
AIT. GRANGE
Sg. Ft.
Correction: Your secretary
got her dates mixed and listed
the wrong meeting date last
week. The next meeting o f the
Grange w ill be Monday, Oct.
j B erw
WEPCO ALUM INUM SLIDER
W INDOW S
13. at 8 p.m. at the hall on
Reg.
Special
Sleepy Hollow Rd.
T he Women's Activities
3 /O x 2 /O ..................$ 1 2 .9 8 ........................ $ 1 0 .3 8
meeting w ill be Wednesday,
4 / 0 x 2 / 0 ...................$ 1 5 .1 8 ...................... $ 1 2 .1 4
Oct. 8. at 7:30 p.m. at the
Home o f Hulda Jett. Plans will
6 / 0 x 3 / 0 ................... $ 22.80
$ 1 8 .2 4
be made for Booster Night.
6 / 0 x 4 / 0 ................... $ 25.60
$ 2 0 .4 8
Saturday. Oct. 27, is the
8 / 0 x 4 / 0 .................. $ 4 2 .2 5 ......................... $ 3 3 .8 0
night o f the potluck supper at
6:30 p.m. with entertainment
Sunday
Saturday
Men. F ri.
and bazaar later.
IO a m te S p.i
I a m to 6 p.m.
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4"xl0' Solid plastic pipe
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CLEAN UP SANDY
.
1970 Caprice.
A lot o f cars cost
more.
But lew if any are
really that much more car.
Which explains why more'
and more o f the smart money is
coming to Caprice.
Look what you get:
A big substantial 18-foot-long
prestige car with a new 350-cubic-inch V8 engine, power disc
brakes. Astro Ventilation, wheel covers, deep twist carpeting,
posh appointments.
A remarkably roomy ear, with a ride so smooth and silent
you'll feel like
Mr. Big himself.
Tell you what,
though.
If you absolutely insist
on a more expensive car, we
won't stand in your way.
Go ahead and order air conditioning.
Order stereo. Order tinted glass, power windows,
6-way power seat, our new Headlight Delay system.
Your Chevrolet dealer will happily help.
See him real soon.
Putting you first, keeps us first.
On the moye
If you spend
more for a car,
you must want to spend
ILL’ t& fo racar,