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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1975)
MAMteKMaftbMMSSMMMMttWMMaMMaMMRMRMftMMI Sandy Senior Center NEWS The center w ill !>«• closed Munday. May 2«. for Memorial Day Normal center operation w ill resume Tuesday. May 27 Help' The hoove« and Fishes program need« juice glasM*« to replace broken or chipped glasses l*lea«e bring Hum to the Odd Fellows Hall Il : lu a ni I 30 p in Loaves and Fishes I ill p in 3:30 p m Nursing Home program I in p m 4 311 p in drop in 10:00 a m. 11:30 a.m. drop in 11:30 a m -3 :0 0 p m Golder Age Club potluck 3 on p m 4 30 p m drop in May 23 Friday 10:00 a rn 1:30 p m I-aaves and Fishes 130 pm 3:30 p m -1:30 p m drop in May 21 - 25 Saturday - Sunday cloned May 2« Munday Memorial Day cloned May 27 Tuesday 10.00 a m 1:30 p in. Loaves and Fishes 1:30 p.m. -3 30 p m beginning oil (Minting 1 30 p. m 4 30 p. in drop in May 2N Wednesday 9:00a m 11:30 a m advanced oil punting G udge readies van fo r second jo u rn e y bv Claude Gudge correspondent Dear Hoodlanders First, one more letter to finish my trip My last report was from San Clemente Slate Beach Park I arrived there A pril 17 and it was cool and cloudy. I was up early Saturday and spent the morning cleaning the truck and trailer The day turned out hot and sunny, so I went down to the beach to sun and w atch the surfers and bikini-clad bathers Seems as though California campgrounds arc so crowded, reservations are necessary way in advance for weekend use. so 1 had to move to a no- hookup s p it for a couple of days (How come the Mt. Hood area has terminated at least thr«re campgrounds that I know of in the local forest service jurisdiction? The demand is growing ) Monday up early and off at 8:30 a m to miss the Los Angeles business tra ffic as 1 drove toward the megalopolis and smog T hrough the Angeles National Forest, a clim b over Tejon Pass took me 5,000 feet high and into the long, monotonous desert freeway drive of Highway 1-5. Tuesday — through Sacram ento and to m y brother's little ranch at Colfax Bob is a California Highway Patrolman I signed a waiver and went on patrol with him We c lim b e d down into a canyon to check out the body parts of a torched VW bus. No id e n tific a tio n It was ap parently stolen, cut up for parts and tossed into the canyon On up towards Donner Summit we stopped fre q u e n tly to see landmarks of the old Donner p a rty adventure. The only other excitement was giving a ticket to some p«xir hippie who made a U-turn on the freeway T hu rsda y—off in a snow storm over 7.227 foot Donner Pass, towards Beno. Later that Warm Springs in one-quarter day. a raging blizzard con mile spurts back toGovey and vinced me to stay at a nice tipi home at Wemme in A ltu ra s It turned cold I was gone eight weeks and a enough to freeze the water line day. and pulled the trailer all before morning' the way down the Baja and Next m ornjng. o ff to back—5.646 miles Lakeview. Ore . and home The pine country near Bend was a I've been hack three weeks refreshing sight after many now and am almost caught up weeks of iiarren desert. on everything I'm leaving this week with M ary and Vince Out of Bend, the m otor Gignae heading for Phoenix More next started missing again and I and F lo rid a limped the three miles out of week next trip WHOLE FRYERS Grade A Fryers Gov't. Inspected (Cut-up F ry e rs . . lb. 5 9 c) BONELESS S M 0K -A -R 0M A SAFEWAY 12-oz. HAMS WIENERS Fully Smoked Easy to Slice and Serve Ham Plump, Juicy and Nutritious Kids Love Them 12-oz. Pkg. Fryer Parts.. Drumsticks & Thighs » 88* w Beef Sausage 68* S Frankfritters ROASTRITE HEN BONELESS BEEF TURKEYS SIRLOINS .9 8 ' © Fresh Red Snapper *; . ’ 1 * * Whole Hog Sausage1? £88* Broth Basted 1 0 -14 lb. Broad-breasted «55‘ USDA Choice ^ Beef Loin Broil, Panfry $ 2 1 2 ’1 Beef Plate Shortribs X - * 78* 3. Beef Patties 8 ££££ 2 £ S1M Canned Hams C^iWlS« C 4 © Armour Thüringer S t- . M 11 m lb. 4 E l Values for the 3-Dav Weekend! Red Cross collecting books A drive enlisting youth in Oregon T ra il chapter's five counties in the 1975 7« ob servance of the 200th Anniversary of the American Kevolution is being undertaken by the Red Crons F irst step is the donation and collection of book« May 12-30 in all schools in the five counties as part of Bed Cross Youth Services Programs This is just one of the many activities that youth are un dertaking during the country's bicentennial year All kinds of books are being collected including paper backs, comics and books for adult reading The hooks w ill be repaired and re conditioned by Bed Cross Youth volunteers this summer D uring the spring and summer of '76 the books w ill be distributed to senior citizen centers with books for younger readers going to m ig ran t camps and youth serving agencies in the community in an effort to reach youth who do not have books available to them The purpose of the project is to motivate youth to read all categories of bixiks Prices Effective May 21 thru 27 at Safeway in Gresham BEL-AIR Luscious, S w eet, R ed-ripe Beauties For the Holiday! MINIMUM WEIGHT | Q Zucchini Squash ä » 39* i @Radishes a« » u h onio» s 3 .3 9 * Q Fresh Large Mangos 53X * 59* Pure Orange Juice 97* Q Seedless Raisins S s 2 X ’ 1M Lawn Food Ä 2 5 i *5” Fresh-cut Flowers 668-4327 I ihr a giMtd nrighbrw Sour I a rm it ih r rr A Stata Far« ««wanca Ci Mama O f f at Combination, Frozen 98 t SAVER, Afwayv Fraefc Your Choite . . Crisp, fresh LETTUCE MO IMF or ROMAIN! j\t. 2,-49« Mica-peat Potting Soil Your Choi«« ol Daino«. Iri«, Carnation« or M uod ••— " i o . B o n d i Ron Norquist 202A Highway 211 Sandy. Oro. PIZZA Bel-air Frozen «■Large AA Eggs 57‘ ©Zippy Pickles "xr* “s 98* 12-oz. Bskt. 'Flow er Sbonne Values! i To see for all your family insurance needs JUICE B R IM -FU LL PIN TS - SWEET CORN Tender, Succulent Well-filled Ears MOW... 7 Finishes last trip needlecraft I 30 p m 1975 (Sec. I ) SANDY (O re ) POST SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS for the HOLIDAY MENU The tuuil day lor the ad vanced oil painting class is Wednesday. May 28 We have appreciated the e ffo rts of Bonnie Built. class instructor Boh Stocking's shop class at Sandy Union High School has completed a number of home re p a ir p rojects fo r senior adults ill Sandy They are to he commended tor th e ir fin« w ork' SANDY SENIOR CEN TER PROGRAM MAY 22 ■ 28 May 22 Thursday Tburs., M ay 22 Hondy (onvomont ; 4-0ry Quart >77 Large Pkg ©Mayonnaise IrWtl Jar Dai 78* ©Bread SAOMHCa 2-»1 ©Swiss Cheese 10*k. ©Fruit Drinks -8 8 ' Vin Rose Blitz Beer LASTCHAMCF TO BUY WIXF0KD CRYSTAL C o in g o f t Sale VT ’2“ 1X2 ii’2 n SAFEWAY will be CLOSED MAY 27, 1975 Mon., M ay 26 SAFEWAY
