Thurs., January 21, 1971 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 11
Sandy sailor wins award
A v ia tio n M ach in ists M ate
2nd class John E. Burrell has
been named as the Patrol
Squadron S E V E N T E E N Sailor
of the Month for January 1971.
He was selected for the award
as a result of his outstanding
p erfo rm an ce as the M a in
tenance D e p a rtm e n t Power
Plant Night Supervisor
During an Award Ceremony
on Jan. 6 at the U.S. Naval
S tatio n ,
Sangley
Po in t,
Philippines, Commander John
M
Quin, Jr., Commanding
Officer of VP-17, presented him
with a squadron plaque and a
letter of appointment as Sailor
of the Month
ADJ2 Burrell, the son of M r.
and Mrs Reginald J Burrell of
Boring, was graduated rom
Sandy High School. He enlisted
in the Navy in January 1968,
and has been attached to VP-17
since October 1968
The Sailor of the Month
Award, newly established in
VP-17, is presented each month
to the enlisted man who
exhibits the highest degree of
enthusiasm, dedication, and
expertise in the performance of
his duties during the previous
month. ADJ2 Burrell is the first
recipient of the award.
M others March is set for n ext w eek
Takes county
job in Sandy
The month-long M arch of long campaign on Monday,
Dimes campaign moved ahead Jan. 18.
Mrs Ray Haroldson is the
on several fronts during the
W ashington county schools
past week and the tempo will
continue to increase through chairman and her counterparts
the
c lim a c tic
e v e n t—the in Clackamas and Multnomah
Mothers M arch—on Jan 28, counties are W illiam Gregory
according to Doug I^iM ear, and Mrs Bennetta B Orton,
general chairman for the tr i respectively.
More than 10,000 volunteers
county educational and fund
in the 3 counties are expected to
raising effort.
Public, private and parochial tak e p a rt in the M others
schools in Clackamas, M u lt March. In addition to seeking
nom ah
and
W ashington I funds for the fight against birth
defects, the m a rc h e rs w ill
counties opened their week
d is tr ib u te
e d u c a tio n a l
literature on birth defects and
conduct a census on families
that have had Rubella (G er
man measles) vaccine.
Results of the Rubella vac
cine will be given to health
authorities in the 3 counties.
The census w ill be on -in area
rather than an individual basis.
Persons
d ire c tin g
the
M others M a rc h are M rs.
Thomas J Mahoney, Portland;
M rs.
D .J .
S iria n n i
of
Milwaukie, Clackamas county ;
N u rs e s set
n ig h t m e e tin g
Mrs Gene Jackson of Tigard,
Washington county, and Mrs.
Lawrence Smith of Gresham,
E ast
M u ltn om ah
county.
The Clackamas County Unit
District Nurses Association will
meet Monday Jan. 25 at Seids in
Oregon City at 7:30 p.m.
Dessert and coffee w ill be
served and Marlene Tufts from
the psychology department at
Clackamas Community College
w ill speak Her speech is en
titled “ESP a Scientific Con
cept” .
All registered nurses are
urged to attend the meeting.
Auto robbed
Stereo tapes, speakers and a
ta c h o m e te r valued at a p
proximately $130 were reported
stolen Jan. 18 from an auto
owned by G ary J MacNab, 18,
of Gresham.
A h n t 3c dînai
OMPARE OUR PRICE
SALE
20 N. ROBERTS in GRESHAM
ENDS JAN. 30TH
A ll Our Wigs Have Stretch Caps
For True Comfort. . . Easy Care,
Wash, Wear, and Go.
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WENDY . ........
SHAGS
COLLETTE
RACQUEL
$1*3.95
Reg.
$19.95 .
Reg.
$26 95
Reg.
$35.00
• Now *8.95
Now *12.95
Now *22.95
Now »29.95
— NEW FOR 1971 —
The Maxi Length $ 5 9 9 5 Now *49.95
The Midi Length $4995 Now *39.95
The Mini Length ”3995 Now *29.95
— JUST IN—
Large Braids $3.95, Small Braids,
Braided Headbands from $1.49 up.
A Wide Selection.
Hrs. 10 to 5 Closed Sundav & Monday
G re s h a m T o w n
W IG CHALET
2 2 2 N.E. R o b e rts
OREGON T R A IL M ALL
666-3535
NADEAU’S
CHILDRENS SHOE
SALE
SPECIAL GROUP FOR
BOYS and GIRLS
For School, Dress
and Play . . .
Outstanding
Selections.
Don’t Miss It I
REGULARLY
to 14"
SPECIAL GROUP
FOR GIRLS & TEENS
From Our Regular Stock
of Fall Shoes. For School,
Dress and
Play. Outstanding
Values
Sizes 4-10
REGULARLY
to 16”
BOYS and MENS SHOES
Sizes 3-6
6%-10
699 IO99
ALL BOOTS
25.. 50% Off
M 10S.E. 182nd
at Division near Kienows 1
665-6605
i
Mrs. Ames
New clerk-stenographer for
Clackamas County at Judge
George Howeiler’s office in
Sandy is M rs John A. Ames.
Mrs. Ames lives in Gresham
and moved to Oregon in the fall
of 1969 from Crystal, Minn.,
while there she had held a
s im ila r job w ith M ennepin
County.
Her husband is employed by
John Deer Company in Por
tla n d and they have one
daughter Julie a 7th grader at
Dexter M cCarty.
She w ill begin her new duties
here in Sandy on Feb. 1.
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ALL OF OUR FAMOUS NAM E M EN ’S CLOTHING O N SALE !
Sandy Elem entary School
January 25-29
M O NDA Y
Fish Sticks
Steamed Rice
Cabbage-Lettuce Salad
Bread, Butter
Applesauce
M ilk
T U ESD A Y
Vegetable Chowder with
Diced Weenies
Crisp Celery
Buttered Rolls
Chocolate Pudding
with topping
W EDNESDAY
Pork Sausage Gravy
Mashed Potato
Crisp Lettuce
Bread, Butter
M ilk
Peaches
T H U R SD A Y
Baked Beans
Grated Carrot
Molasses Quick Bread
Apple
M ilk
F R ID A Y
Tuna-Noodle Cassorole
Buttered Green Beans
Bread, Butter
M ilk
JA N U A R Y Birthday Cake
50%
F p
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Mam Street (One
EVERYTHING WILL G O I SALE MUST END SATURDAY at 5:30p.m . - Jan. 23rd
We've Lost Our Lease A n d Must Close Our Doors Saturday A t 5:30. But, We Invite You To Shop Our Fine Stores In Eastport Plaza and L lo yd Center.
SUITS
Sport Coats
$
Reg. $85. to $125.
(alterations extra)
now
to
Reg. $37.50 to $70.
(alterations extra)
now
to
Reg. $30.
to $55.
Sandy area
receives food
RAINCOATS
CAR COATS
FLARE PANTS
PRICE!
now
Figures show that the Sandy- |
Hoodland area received eight
per cent of the food distributed
by the county Abundant Food
Center located in Gladstone
during 1970.
The
C lackam as
County
program reported this week
that 3,925,565 lbs. of surplus
food was delivered to 105,673
persons in the county during
the year.
The la rg e s t month was
December with 10,118 persons
Save
up to...
FINAL
3 DAYS!
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being served.
The Sandy, Estacada and I
Molalla areas received about 321
per cent of the surplus food in I
the county, according to this |
ye ar’s report.
now
WASH N WEAR
REGULAR CUFF
Recent trip is
featured at
m eeting
M rs .
Clyde
S u th e rla n d !
showed slides of her recent trip
to Ire la n d , Scotland a n d l
E n g lan d durin g the S a n d y |
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Women's Club meeting
Hostesses Ellen Bradshaw, I
Agnes Barker, Ruth Burg andl
Viola Simmons entertained at I
this Jan. meeting which w as|
attended by 24 ladies
Mrs Sutherland made her I
tr ip along w ith 38 others f
through the P re s b y te ria n [
Division of the W ayfarers Club
At their business meeting the I
women decided to remove the I
shrubs from the front of the
building to be replaced by I
smaller ones to be donated by |
the Knitting Club.
The Feb 4 meeting of th e 1
club will feature Sandy High's
AFS student Guillermo Lerna
from Chile
The program w ill start at
1 30 following a short business
meeting
Reg. $35. to $65.
ALL
SWEATERS
Golf cardigans, V-neck and
Crew neck pull-overs. Reg
$14.00 to $27.00.
SAVE
UP TO
OFF!
B A È IT C
r A H IO
KNIT
SHIRTS
A variety of styles
Regular to $20 00
to
Regular
to $14.
now
Regular
to $12.
CORDUROY
JEANS
DRESS
SHIRTS
Famous Maker Regular $6 98
Short and long sleeves
Solid colors & stripes
Regular to $10 00
SAVE
UP TO
now
ALL
NECKWEAR
A good selection to choose from.
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