Sandy post., June 22, 1972, Page 21, Image 21

Thurs., June 22, 1972 (Sec. 3) SANDY (Ore l POST - 7
Sandy man
in fa ir shape
A Sandy man remained in
fair condition at Wixxlland
P ark
Hospital
M onday,
following a fatal, two-car crash
June 18 at SE Stark St. and
113th Ave
He is Daniel Lee Copher, 27,
who was serously injured while
riding in a pickup truck being
driven by L a rry Eugene
Dibble, 33, of Zigzag
The Dibbie vehicle collided
with an auto being driven by
W illiam N e il M aloney, 18,
Portland, who was killed in the
head-on crash
D ibble
and
his
other
passenger. Gene Copher, 23,
also of Sandy, were treated and
released
at
P rovidence
Hospital
H E L E N I». BAUGH, toundrr of Ihr Christian Women'*
Club*, will vprak at Ihr Christian Women*« Club on June
2« at ih r Safari ( tub In Estacada. P rier of thr luncheon is
12.IS and reservation» can be made by railing Gay
llr r lr ir h at «4W-H72 or Bra Brinkley at WW-I21H before
June 26.
Car cleaned
Snyder serves
A radiator, battery and air
cleaner valued at $200 were
reported stolen June 11 from
the auto of Rene Sams, 14924 SE
Division St.
Navy Seaman Russell D.
Snyder Jr., son of M r and Mrs
Russell D Snyder Sr of Route
3, Boring, has sailed for the
Western Pacific aboard the
attack aircraft carrier USS
O riskan y,
hom eported
at
Alameda, Calif
His ship will be a unit of the
Seventh Fleet in Southeast
Asian waters during its seventh
c o n s e c u tiv e
com bat
deployment
Stereo stolen
A stereo record player valued
at $130 was reported stolen
June 8, from the home of
W illia m
Lane,
15522 SE
Taggart, according to sheriff’s
reports
MOONLIGHT SPECIAL
Bar-B-Q Beef Sandwich
with potato salad
G arden ready
reg. *1.25
for use
$
Plans for the Green Finger
Garden, a community garden
jointly sponsored by Mt. Hood
Community College and the
Peoples Action Council, have
been completed.
The
garden,w hich
is
available at no co6t to any
person or fam ily interested,
consists of plots on ten acres of
ground out by MHCC.
According to N'elda Oeser,
the community organiers of
‘The Place” located at 274 S.
Roberts in Gresham, the people
who plant a garden tend it and
get to keep whatever grows
Seeds fo r the project are
available at "The Place” and
were donated by the Harris
Seed Company.
“The Place” is a drop-in and
com m unity
cen ter
w ith
program s fo r low income
families
“The Place” is also offering a
course in food canning for any
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
and
Wednesdays starting on June 26
at 9 a m About 5-7 people will
be able to take the course each
day.
Miss Oeser urges any person
interested in the Green Finger
Garden or the canning class to
contact her at 666-5619, “The
Place ”
Opal
Steak
House $
1
111 Main
5
Friday, June 23rd
From 7-11 p.m.
Steak Sandwich
\~
$
with fries, salad
1
Moonlight Savings
SALE GOOD
Thursday thru Saturday
off on resale items
Ö
off on all
Ittm s
Lots of Large & Extra Large
Dresses & Slacks
Debbie Dees
N e x t to O pals Cafe
e*M»oe<MataeMo«ee*tt*K<t«»4c«e«Mea«a«ea«
From 7 to 11 June 23!!
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CHARMS
(
reg. 1.50
SANDY (¿HADE school superintendent. Tony Bryant,
Inspect* one of the tutorial aid locations at the grade
school. Due to lack nt building space in the district, this
location was In a corner of a hallway.
(Post photo)
G unshot victim
still critical
A young Boring boy was in
critical condition at Emanuel
Hospital Tuesday, the victim of
an accidental shooting
Sheriff’s reports said James
Michael Gregg. 7, of Rt 3. Box
279, was shot through the head
with a 375 Magnum pistol at his
home w hile playing with
another youth
The bullet hit him in one
temple and exited through the
other side of his head.
SELL YOIJK HOUSE
W ITH A C LA S SIFIE D AD
BEADED
BAGS
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On Summer
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Earrings / /
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reg. 2.00
BELTS 9(1°/°” 1
All Kinds ¿U /O
3
reg. 6.00
COSTUME JEWELRY
reg 1.00 NOW 77«
REG 2 00 to _ __
2.50 NOW 1
reg 5.00 to 8.00
3**
$
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reg 3.00
(jrohett
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NOW
218 Proctor Ave.
668-6136