Thun., Oct. 21. 1976 SANDY (Or* ) POST
Wallace nabs first
In subscription
contest
DENNIS WALLACE, on motorcycle, happily celebrate*
hi* surer** In the recently completed .Sandy Poet *uh-
»rriplion content with Dr, Marvin Peteraon, Sandy dentist
who served a* Judge In the contest.
(Post photo)
The Sandy Post subscription
sale* contest was completed
Saturday. Dennis W allace
earned the top prise, a Honda
X L-100 from Sandy Cycle Shop
followed closely by Marc
Proudfoot who earned the
second place prize of a portable
color television from Sandy TV
and Appliance.
Steve Grable raced into third
place the last week-end of the
contest and took home an
electric guitar and amplifier
from The Complete Music
Center, Gresham.
Rounding out the top five
sales kids were Mike Robinson
and Brian Buhler who received
ten speed bicycles from Coast-
to-Coast.
(Xhers finishing the contest
and earning a 15 per cent
commission on their sales
were: Robert Mintun, Todd
Kennedy. Paul Williams, Brian
Hull, Chantel Platt, Robert
Lawson, Rex Moody and David
Tuttle
Marc Proudfoot earned a
watch for bringing in the moat
new subscritions
For those subscribers who
were not contacted by the sales
kids, the contest subscriptions
rates will be good through Oct.
31 if mailed into the office.
These renewals or new sub
scriptions will not be counted in
the contest however.
QI0I0IEK3IBIEIE
INDEPENDENT SUPERMARKETS
Snowdrift
STAR KIST
REG. 74«
Short
ening
FIRST 3
6 h -O Z
CANS
SNO W DRIFT
REG. »1.64
FROZEN F000 BUYS
ICE CREAM
NALLEY’S
REG. »1.13
GALLON
SWANSON
ECONO DINNERS
SECOND PLACE color television set I* the prise that
Marc Proudfoot earned In The Post subscription contest.
Dr. Marvin Peterson, local dentist, presented the prise* to
FIRST 1
ORE-IDA
ONION RINGS
the youngsters.
(Post photo)
3 2 -O Z
JA RS
RICH’S
COFFEE RICH
FRESH, G RADE A
W HOLE BODY
»
PAN READY
FRYERS
ggc
EFFICIENCY IN GOVERNMENT
M IK E ROBINSON, left, and Brian Buhler captured the
fourth and fifth place ten speed bicycles while Steven
Crable. right, finished third and took home an electric
guitar for his effort in The Post subscription contest.
(Post photo)
State government ha* gotten too big. too costly,
and too inefficient. We can change that in three
step*. First, set measurable goals for every agen
cy. Second, audit them periodically to keep them
on track. And finally, terminate any program not
meeting its objectives. My goal is to make our
state government work efficiently and make it
responsive.
FRESH FRYER PA RTS
LEGS A THIGHS
wayne fawbush
Good
Turn
Day set
The Sandy City Council has
proclaimed Saturday, Nov 6.
as Good Turn Day in Sandy.
The day has been set aside to
honor the 28th annual collection
campaign to benefit Goodwill
Industries of Oregon.
Columbia River Council Girl
Scouts from the Sandy area will
be participating in the project,
along with National Guard
personnel and local volunteers
Discarded clothing, and other
reliable
and
rep airable
material collected in this
campaign will be used In
Goodwill's on-the-job training
and rehabilitation program for
the handicapped
The proclamation signed by
Sandy Mayor Melvin Hanehurg
asked that Sandy residents
participate in this annual
collection campaign
"G oodw ill Industries of
Oregon, as a non-profit agency,
is widely recognized for its
program of helping the han
dicapped for almost 50 years,"
the proclamation said.
Try a Classified Ad
N EED O FFIC E HELP?
TRY THE CLASSIFIEDS
TEMPTING PRODUCE
for stato representative
démocrate district 56
Timber loans
with short-term
and long-term
benefits.
The Land Bank is a dependable source
of long-term credit. And w e’re eager to
provide financing for tim ber tracts.
C hoice of repaym ent plans, term s
from 5 to 35 years, and money at lowest
possible cost. Those are the long-term
benefits.
You may repay all or part of the loan
at any time, without penalty. That’s an
im portant short-term option.
W e’re local, so stop In.
r
-^ Z Z ^ /Z Z /
LAI NO BAA
1
L <
/ À i f . r / s / / / / f t
NECKS 1 BACKS
WINGS
lis i NslaNa I t
FIRM, CRISP
HEADS FROM
CALIFORNIA
HEADS
FO R
MX
D ÏN ÏSH S Q U A 8 H 6 os 1 POMEGRANATES 5 * * 1
4 0 t
Boiler Onions
TENDER. LOCAL, MEDIUM SIZE
4 * CARROTS
S H A R O N 'S
FOOD
S a n d y , O re g o n
\
3 9 1 8 1 P io n e e r B lv d
6 6 8 -5 0 3 5
(Top of the hill)
— — A
lAw
VFSgOR
VIT
J
Fbeeei MB-I1I7
L 6. Ferkln*
Branch Manager
s
■J
2 /2 9 «