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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1981)
8 July 1 1981 (Sec 4) SANDY (O re ) POST Thur* 1981 Sandy Mountain Festival Food, arts and crafts fill paths of Meinig Park M ure than MX» rra fts p e r- sons and a rtis t w ill p a r ticip ate in the Sandy M oun tain F es tiv al. The artists w ill set up in booths in M einig M e m o ria l P a rk behind San dy City lla ll on Saturday and Sunday, July 11-12. Included w ill be all types of food. je w e lry and m etal s c u lp tu r e , w o o d c a r v in g , m a c ra m e and d rin k . F es tiv al hours are I I a m. to K p.m . Saturday and I I a m. to 6 p.m . Sunday. F o llo w in g is a list of M einig P ark p articip ants: BARLOW BENI) Boy Scout Troop 662, Barbecue Beef B Boy Scout Troop 176, Barbecue Chicken C Sandy Senior Center. Bak ed Goods I) Sandy Alumni. Corn on the Cob E Sandy Kiwanis, Popcorn and Pop F Mt Hood Mudders, Corn Dogs, Onion Bings and Juice 1 Bhea Smith, Soft Goods 2 Herb Fenwick, Wood Car vings 3 Kathryn Myer, Silver and Goldsm ith 4 Doris and Jim Schofield, Hand painted Clothing 5 Lucille Knuth and Nancy K o ste r, M isc e lla n e o u s Novelty Items 6 and H Dale and Meda Varner, Acrylics and Oils, Dolls and Christmas Or naments 7 l^izy II Leather, Leather Goods and Pictures 9 Erv and Geri Price, Silver and Goldsmith Marie Price, Dolls 10 Karen Bush and Barbara Hemphill, Tole 11 Rebecca J Anstine, Batik and Soft Goods 12 Dick and Pixie White, Comic Sketches 14 Buth K Timmins, Oil and Acrylic Paintings 19 Paul and Carolyn Ran dolph, Jewelry and China Painting 20. A lbert F re sh w a te r, Porcelain Windchimes and Plaques 20B Tina Scarborough and Theresa Mary Barrett, Soft Goods 21. Wing K Leong, Chinese Sumi Paintings 22. Mike and Jan McDaniel, Wood Furnishings 23. Lutheran High School, Miscellaneous Rems. 24 Barbara J. Evans and Marian Kauff, Tole Painting and Toys 25. Pamela G. Crook. lam p shades. 26. C h a rlo tte Mark, Ceramics and Feather Hat bands 27 Mildred Rasmussen, Miscellaneous Craft Rems 28 Daniel L. Stevens, Potter and Story-teller 29. B etty M ancilla, Macrame and Jewelry 30 Melvin Yost, Handmade European Clay Animals 31 Myrtle Everette, Crochet and Knitted Animals 15 Tina Mattsen, Weavings 32 Barbara and Okay Smith, 16 Bill Walther, Puppets. French Beadwork and Stain 17 Shirley and Ed Hegedus, ed and Etched Glass Ceramics. 33. Diane Soule, Porcelain 18 Marie Mitchell, Oil Pain tings, Pottery and Dough Dolls (Continued on Page 9) Art HOME OF THE “Big Daddy1 SANDWICH Feeds 5-6 $ fi9 S ONLY W e stern A p p a re l fo r M en & W om en N ew sale m erch a nd ise d a ily . . . . Check us out* N o w th ru the Festival . . Special Moonlight Sale 6 10 p.m . Thursday, July 9 SAVE 10 s o - . H H s s f g Boot* • H olt Buckles e Shirts Ponts • Access • Tock The largest selection of cheeses ond meats in the a re a l Plus fine wines t im ported beers. Call us I C o m p are o u r p rice s & se le ctio n a n y w h e re * M eats-N -Treats 1 595 NE Division In Hood Ploro 666 3055 GRESHAM • SANDY• 39333 Proctor In Sandy 668 7884 39261 Proctor Blvd. 668-4312 icross from Toni's Restaurant
