Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, December 25, 1969, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextJ T H I S A N D Y (O r*.) POST Thurs., Dec. 25, 1969 (Sec. 2) GIRL SCOUT NEWS The Girl Scout Troops at Welches Grade School have been busy getting ready for Christmas. Joyce Bowman’s Brownie Troop No. 26 made Christmas tree ornaments and gifts for th eir parents. They also decorated a live tree by making all the ornaments themselves and will take the tree to St. Jude’s Home in Sandy Dec. 22. Juanita Barwick’s Junior Troop No. 271 will go caroling around the golf course and in the ‘Brightwood area Dec. 23. They also are planning an overnight camping trip for sometime in January. Beth K e lse y ’s Cadette Troop No. 268 had a camp-in Dec. 12 and 13 in the Hoodland Park Building. The girls cooked in the fireplace and used no electricity. They also went to Lloyd Center Dec. 17 for a troop ice skating party. Their current service project is knitting bandages for a leper colony in South Africa. Avoid Accidents, Drive Carefully H e r e ’s som eth in g to remember when you’re driving during the wet days of winter. The Portland Traffic Safety Commission says about 30 percent of fatal accidents involve vehicles going too fast for conditions. Boot Show Bills Wrestling Tiger Boats will share billing with a 400-pound wrestling tiger at the 1970 Portland Boat, Trailer and Sport Show, according to R obert O ’Loughlin, show director. The annual outdoor sports MNW MMMMNW M» Seasoning's Greetings DON PABLO S FOR GOOD -F O O D - Rhododendron, Ore. Open 12 Noon - 10 p.i Closed Mon. - Tues. Your Hostess: Jvsnits show will occupy all exhibit space in the Portland Memorial Coliseum Jan. 17 through 25, O’Loughlin said. The show is sponsored by the Oregon Marine Trades Association. The tiger is Genghis, a Bengal trained since cubhood by its owner, Gene Holter, to take on any humans who care to challenge it to a match, usually a single fall affair going to the tiger. At home at Holter’s wild animal farm in Riverside, Calif., the tiger is a pet for Holter’s children. Tiger wrestling is one of two dozen entertainment features, d e m o n s tr a tio n s an d educational exhibits planned as diversions among the displays of boats, recreational vehicles and sportsmen’s gear. The show is the Pacific Northwest’s la r g e s t e x h i b i t i o n of recreational equipment. THE KNIT Niche atRhododendron is another busy business this time of the year. Kay Bechtold, owner, boasts of increased sales as well as additional items to her line of merchandise. THE COFFEE POT IS ON AT 1PENCER ÆALTY' nc . Mt. Hood Shopping Center RHODODENDRON LOTS FOR SALE HWY. BUSINESS FRONTAGE CABINS - Acreage YEAR AROUND HO M ES 622-3167 It You H ave P ro p e rty To S ell Please See Us CHRISTMAS TIME is a real busy time for Joanne and Betty at the Tiki Temple in Alder Creek.