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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1969)
35 Shopping Days until Christmas Second Big W eek! Aitrn & dînai Comes to Gresham "The Home of the Natural Shoulder Look' IT'S BOTTLING TIME at Sandy's Pioneer Homestead Winery and Loretta Bender, owner o f the bonded winery begins the task o f bottling the 5,000 gallons of Red Raspberry and Cherry wine fermented from local berries. The winery also made blackberry wine this year, but it is not yet ready for bottling. (Post photo) SPORT SHIRTS Hood-Land Happenings By The Snooper ( and The D irty Bird) 622-4232 More Snooper in Tab Section. was Cecilio Trovar, Margie commercial part o f the annual As a special favor to my O ’Dea, Bill Spencer, Leslie, Christmas Lighting contest and friend Snoop, D.B. wants to Sandra Palm and at least a w ill give $150.00 in prizes for ask all the people on the residential only. This year dozen others. mountain to save their burned there will be entry blanks so Big scene in Government out light bulbs for her. She Camp is the face-lifting going the judges w ill not overlook needs them for her dark room. on at the Ratskellar. Next in anyone... Be sure you contact Am id many sobs, D.B. line is the high rise across from Alice Owens before Dec. 1 if | attended the farwell party for you have any changes, the Village Store. his favorite witch, Adrienne, More news from Govie, the additions, etc. for the new who is at this writing on her H o o d la n d Business | owners o f the newly formed 1 9 7 0 way from Carson City to A ll p a id up Aspen to New York where she SnoBird Village Condominium D ir e c t o r y . m e m b e rs are | will meet this coming Saturday C h a m b e r will join up w ith another o f for a get acquainted wine automatically listed in it. D . B . ’ s fa v o rite s , swinging The cute bumper stickers| tasting party. Sharon. put out by the M t. Hood L ast weekend saw the All I can say is that M ayor Recreation Assn, are available in s tru c to rs c o n v e rg e on Lindsey and the people o f New York will have to be on their Timberline to do their annual for 25 cents each. They were toes to cope w ith these tw o Thing. D.B. was pleased to see originally going to read, “ I f It D.B. has been to New York old friends like the Cathcarts, Feels Good - Do It On M t. and frankly it scared him. Six Kenny Helm, Jack Keep, and H o o d !” However, the slogan lanes o f traffic going each way others too numerous to name. has been changed to, “ Feel Do I t On M t. Hood” . Work on the Pray For Snow Good and if you’re not in the right I (wonder why?) lane at the right second you Dance at Tim berline, Sat. Nov. In closing this week I would end up making a tour that 29 is going ahead full tilt and like to give A1 Moore and the I the dance committee w ith Bill wasn’t in the program. Can you H o o d la n d C ham ber o f | believe it’s worse than Los Spencer as Chairman promises Commerce a special THANK they w ill outdo themselves. Angeles and yo u ’ve got to be Y O U for their interest and D.B. would suggest that all pretty worse to beat L .A .! in g e ttin g th e I That w on’t bother the swinging local residents check their tire s u p p o r t Hoodland Tabloid section of | chains, snow shovels, etc. gals, however, and I ’m sure the Sandy Post in motion. To Previously we mentioned th ey’ll be well escorted by the all o f you readers I say it will natives. Back to the party something about the people take a great effo rt on your part who live in the dangerous Log which was good, what D.B. can to keep the tabloid going. The Cabins, but no one thought remember. Unforgetable scene money you put into advertising was Carl Fendley and Marv about the tw o ladies that work w ill pay for it and your items Collier on the couch side by in the dangerous Log Post o f interest w ill nil it up. Office, or the people who go to side laughing it up together. Some o f the gals were really Church in the dangerous log Contact me at 622-4232 with a n y th in g you have to crying the blues at the Witch churches. contribute to the tabloid and Difference between a horse leaving. Refreshments consisted of race and a political race is that remember - “G uy who live on Mountain not on the level!” at least eight varieties o f wine. the entire horse runs. Bye Now-Snoop The Hoodland Chamber o f There was food, I think. Nancy Spencer was in rare form as Commerce has dropped the AT SANDY ■ We care where our product is served. 2 Beer served in pleasant and wholesome surroundings is : ■ the aim of the United States Brewers Association And J we are always striving to do something about it ■ The USBA is represented by field men around the J country They meet with proprietors of establishments 2 where beer is sold They work in every way possible to ■ I promote a set of high standards wherever beer is served This USBA effort means even more enjoyable places for America's great beverage of moderation. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. V a Î m? I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Jim Duff was called to Bend the first of the week because of the death of his father, who had undergone surgery the week before. The entire staff of the school extends sympathy to the , D u ff fa m ily in th e ir bereavement. Pat Mockler is back in school fo llo w in g an accident on Halloween when the car in which he was sitting was struck by a n o th e r c a r. Pat was hospitalized for one day with a brain concussion. Mrs Elizabeth Kotzian and Chuck Hanson attended the fall co n ference fo r the Oregon Association o f Classroom Teachers at Gearhart Nov. 7 and II. It rained the entire time, which did not really make much difference as they were so busy in meetings they would not have had time to enjoy sunny beaches. Much time was spent in considering resolutions proposed by various groups ot Oregon teachers HELP! GET SANDY CLEAN under new ownership . . . jerry’s, Ltd., 2 0 N. ROBERTS Long sleeves, short sleeves, some knits . . . assorted patterns, styles and fabrics. Values to $10.00 now . . . s3.*’5. A frn t & d llH H A d e n & Jos» is th e n a m e . . t r a d i t i o n a l l y s ty le d c lo t h in g is o u r g a m e ...t o r m a n y m e n , n a tu r a l s h o u ld e r ta ilo r in g is m o r e th a n a w a y o f d ress ing, it is a n a p p ro a c h to lif e . W h e th e r th is s ty le was a c q u ire d d u rin g th e ir c o lle g e d a y s or sele c te d la te r in lif e , c la s s ic a lly t a ilo r e d c lo th in g has b e c o m e th e ir s ty le . A d e n & Josi c a te r t o tn ese tastes a n d o u r n a tu r a l-s h o u ld e r c lo th in g is a m o n g th e fin e s t to he f o u n d M a d e t o o u r e x a c tin q s ta n d a rd s o f w o r k m a n s h ip a n d t a ilo r e d to o u r o w n s p e c ific a tio n s in d is tin g u is h e d im p o r te d a n d d o m e s tic fa b ric s . IMPORTED If y o u a re a m o n g th e d is c e rn in g g ro u p w h o fa v o r th is m o d e o t dress w e k n o w y o u w ill fin d if o f in te re s t t o visit o u r n e w e s t lo c a t io n ..in G re s h a m , r a ir n n w //» ■ •». i formerly JERRY'S LTD., 20 N. Roberts Italian Knits SUITS Long sleeve, short sleeve, turtle necks and mock turtles. Values to $4 0.00 Broken Our complete stock of suits go on sale! We must clear them away for the holiday merchandise that w ill be a rriv in g soon..we're way behind...Come and save today1 Sizes $70 to $135 Values WOOL SWEATERS n o w »35.00 to »67.50 Vi price! C a rd ig a n s , p u llo v e rs an d o th e rs . S o m e 1 0 0 % A lp a c a s . XX great s e le c tio n ..C o m e see a n d save* Values to $24.95 Vi price! SPORT COATS MEN’S JACKETS This is not just a special group but o u r complete stock goes on sale . assorted p laids, plains, patterns L ig h tw e ig h ts fo r le is u re ., h e a v y w e ig h ts fo r w a r m t h c o m b in e d w ith g o o d lo o k s . Y o u ’ll f in d th e m a ll. Regularly $65.00 $12.95 to $35.00 Values Regularly $55.00 188 NOW $6.50 to $17.50 i 88 14 price! SLACKS RAIN COATS Our famous brand slacks in a variety of patterns, plains, solids, stripes and plaids. Y o u ’ll f in d c h e c k s , p laid s, so lid s a n d stripes tn th is a r r a y o f fin e ra in c o a ts . A ll u f o u r re g u la r s to c k Values Io $55.00 Values to $30.00 $18 Io $27.50 Values n o w $9.00 to *13.75 ’29.19. !4 price! WASH A WEAR PANTS T h e easy c a re p a n ts fo r s c h o o l, s p o rt, le is u re V a lu e s to $ 1 2 . 0 0 N o w at A d e n n > i r Jost p a ir A U m COMPLETE TAILORING FACILITIES yw BmkAauricard Sorry, slight tailoring charge during this sale I OPEN OAIIT 7:30 AM ta 6 PM - « B A Y S Ahrtt 20 N . ROBERTS T il t PM dînai lorm .,1, JERRY'S IID . G R ESH AM 666-1013 1 A L L SALES F IN A L ’ sonny, no LAVA W A VS ON SALE M F n C H A N O IS F •
