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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1972)
12 - SANDY IO « .) POST Thur»., Sapt 21. 1972 (Sac 1) H E A L T H SÇ4 NTE-CARLO a S v open house Mt. Players production ready for w eeken d show s “ The Man Who Came To Dinner", current offering by the Ml Players, has been re scheduled by popular demand for two more showings The performance Friday, Sept 22 is for a mixed audience with an 8 p.m. curtain tim e. The Saturday. Sept 23. show w ill be presented Cabaret-style for adults only. Beverages w ill be served during this one performance only and although curtain time is the same an earlier arrival is suggested Proceeds will be used to move the log building at Wemme to the new site at the door of the Lions Pavilion regarding all Mt Player ac Woodland Park where it w ill be Theater on performance tivities contact president. Lois For inform ation Boget, at the Zig Zag Inn a permanent com m unity nights. theater The actual moving date has been set for Oct. 24 by the moving contractor Terry Emmert of Emmert Industries. The Mt Players are now within a few hundred dollars of attaining the needed funds for the move and all efforts are aimed in this direction An allout effort is being made to encourage new patrons and donations of any amount Contact members of the Mt Players for tickets to shows They may also be purchased at CMARftNCE REDUCED PRICES1 K a w a s a k i Road Bikes: Now Model 750 Model 500 Model 350 was $ 1 3 9 5 ................. $1195 . was $ 1 1 5 5 ..................£995 was $ 9 0 5 ..................... $795 AND SATURDAY/SUNDAY Sapl. 23-24 10:00 a.m. to 0:00 p.m. GAMES - GIFTS - FUN, AND FREE CHAMPAGNE OR SOFT DRINKS GALORE HOODLANDERS HATE to fall trees but sometimes it can’t be asoided. Such was the case at Mt. Players work party to clear area around log building being moved to new site at Hoodland Park October 24. lor use as com munity theater. Gordon Clausing holds chain saw while Ray Thornberg adjusts claw. (Post photo» EVERYONE IS INVITED AND WILL RECEIVE *1000.00 in spa bucks to win hundreds of dollars worth of valuable gifts. •/a t Mo Trade-In No Free Helm et K a w a s a k i T ra il Bikes: AUCTION Now • • * $450.00 Trail Boss 10 Speed .. . was $545.00 F 9 350 . . was 99 5 .0 0 ..........................$895.00 F-8 250 . . was $875.00........................$750.00 F-7 - 175 . . was $705.00 ........................$595.00 F-6 -125 . . was $605 0 0 ....................... $495.00 G-5-lOOcc . was $48 0.0 0..................$399.00 G355 90 - .. was $ 37 0.0 0..................$295.00 F-81-M Motor Cross - 250cc . . . was $915.00 $795.00 “ NO FREE STU FF“ See Our 10 Good Used Bikes J&L Cycle Shop (Behind Elks Bid«.) 1319 N.W. Eastman, Gresham 665-8148 Cottrell Doings T R A D IN 'T IM E Frigidaire Jet Action 1-18 W asher v. L-y ) T 0 Flow ing Heat D ry e r z j M r .. H .H , W .tk in . a t R iegelm ann 's y 41 ONE DOHA and more to go. Ray Thornberg donated time and equipment for Mt. Play ers clearing job to make possible moving ol former log church to be used for community theater. Building will be mo. ed up highway 26 Tuesday, Oct. 24. (Post photo» ,1 "li The Golden Wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Jerome Brook, which was sponsored by their children, was held on Sunday. Aug 13, at the home of their son, the Roy Brooks on Bluff Road A large gathering of relatives and friends called during the af ternoon Those serving at the reception were grand daughters Linda Brook served the cake, and Susan Updegrave and Nancy Mc Williams poured the punch Some of the guests came from California, and some from Moses Lake and Seattle The Jerome Brook family lived in the community many years, but now live in Gresham Mr and Mrs Fred Cook of Sacramento, Calif, have been here visitin g sisters, Mrs. Clarence G riffin and Mrs Landon Lee. and sister-in-law, Mrs M aurice Light of Gresham Medal 030T M :d tiV ,c *T FRIGIDAIRE) D oes 1 piece to 1 8 ibs-no a tta c h m e n ts needed, select w a te r ievet instead. P e rm a n e n t Press w ash helps p ro te c t fa b ric fin is h , helps keep la u n d ry w rin k le s fro m setting. .S - V mu G et th e ria h t heat 'o r the fa b ric d ia 'e a | O ' select N o H eat . 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Come intoday' N E IL I ,’ Mf) , H ( ’, H A M R IE G E L M A N N A P P L IA N C E S They were all attending the wedding on Sept 16th of Charles Light, son of Mr and Mrs Light of Madras ooo A bridal shower for Marlene W ilkinson, fiancee of Dale Mohr of Gresham, was held at the home of her parents, the Dwight Wilkinsons of Cottrell Hostesses for the shower were Leona G riffin and her sister, Allavena Cook of Sacramento About 30 guests were present ooo Connie Berger of Sandy was honored with a bridal shower on Sept 13, at the Roy Brook home on Bluff Road, with Linda Brook as hostess Connie and Ron Verdoom w ill be married on Sept 29 They plan to leave shortly for Bucharest, where their work w ill take them ooo Judy Naas of Boring, left on Thursday for Eastern Oregon College of Education in La Grande She was accompanied by her mother, and brother, Kenneth rn o N i 6b»> 4 1‘ >R A Boring man, V erlin Proctor, 23, died Friday in an accident at Esco Corp in Portland, when the handle on an 8,000 pound ladle of molten steel broke, spilling the liquid metal on the floor. 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