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4 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., July 29, 1971 (Sec. 3) Store has new staff member UGN sets campaign goal The United Good Neighbors campaign w ill have a four county goal of $6,312,600. The goal was approved last week by the UGN board of directors, and is a 5.0 per cent increase over the amount raised in last year's campaign. The UGN drive solicits in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties in Oregon, and C lark County Washington. Quotas for these and other division of the drive are expected to be announced in the near future. The 1971 goal is the largest in UGN history, according to UGN first vice president, Don C. Frisbee. Frisbee, president of Pacific Power & Light Co., said the UGN appeal w ill raise funds for 126 health, fam ily, child care, youth guidance, research, and rehabilitation services at a cost of less than five per cent. SHOP SA N D Y h IT'S H A N D Y . i l h h John Knobloch nutrition the last two years. He is currently living in F a irvie w and is helping develop the health foods at the Painted Wagon which is located east of Sandy on Highway 26. John Knobloch, 21, has joined the staff at the Painted Wagon Country Store. He specializes in the health foods at the store. Knobloch is a recent graduate of San Fernando Valley State College with a BA in geography. Born in Germany, he moved to this country when he was four years old and grew up in Canoga Park, Calif. His m ajor interests are religion, reading, surfing and hiking besides nutrition. He has been involved with TV re m o v e d A television set valued at app ro xim a tely $300 was reported stolen July 26 from the apartment of Jean A. Jones, 2547 SE 174th, according to sheriff’s reports. No Trespassing Signs Note Book Dividers (various sizes) Pkg. of 5 ea. 69' 98' 300 ct. Note Book Filler S cratch Pads 5 0 10' 500C». F e lt Tip Pens 15' Reg. 49c 2 ,3 9 ' MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS INSIDE AND OUT / The Sandy Post 118 M AIN SANDY 668-4448 Try our own delicious breakfast cereal FREE samples Sale Days Thurs. and Fri. Only R aw P e a n u ts 9 C THE 2 BIGGEST BONDS OFAL reg. 43c lb. W v iH iim a iijw iH m . R aw H o n e y SEAN CONNERY 2lb 7 eJ 5c reg. 98c > JNFlBIti) THUNDERBALL’ for 2 lb. Try o u r c o o k ie s w ith no .«.. on cum »« « « « iMuociii tnciMi «Kuo M c C lory .«..TERENCE YOUNG .RICHARD MAI8AUM«JOHN HOPKINS p r e s e r v a tiv e s o r a d d itiv e s ! ^ » tkevin M c C lory jack whiitingham „ ian F leming PMMWSWf TTCHWCOIOR* United Artists UP VALUABLE C O U P O N Good thru Aug. 1, 1971 Fun Gifts for Everyone Very Special “ Surprise” prices on many lovely and useful gift items. You’ll agree you can’t afford to pass them up!! WARNING TO YOU WHO ARE 40 AND OVER — You might be over come with nostalgia. When you recover, you will be delighted not only with out assortment of antiques but also our prices. PAINTED WAGON COUNTRY STORE Sale starts July 28, ends Aug.. 1 Closed Sat. as usual. Hours — 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Vi mile east of Sandy on M t. Hood Hiwy, 668*4541 JAN ALBERTA BROCCOLI. HARRYSALTZMAN IMIS GILBERT N M ÌW - ÂtfiêRI RBROCCOLI - HARRY SAlT/MAN JOHN BARRY ' kîna S am PANAYISIOr TÏCHKICOLOR’ limtodArtats G P > - - - = - v Plus: Captain Vidio final chapter SIDEW ALK SPECIAL 75 c SUNSET THEATER Fri., Sat. night all tickets Popcorn per bag 10' 668-5150 DOORS OPEN: 7:15 p.m.-Fri.. 1:15 p.m.Sat.
