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Section Area News SANDY OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1962 The S^ndy Post People Home & Garden Features Focus on Firwood School Chriktine Hoskin. Julie I lmen, the nurse, and Stacey Smith, the bird, act out a play written by Smith about the hazard« of going out without telling one's parents. Smith is the daughter of Sandy and Ben Smith. Ulmen Is the daughter of Vicki and Don I lmen, and Hoskin Is the daughter of Jack Hoskin and Glenda Hoskin. All are fifth graders at Fir wood School. Martha Ledford's fifth grade class helped their "buddy class," Ruth Jensen's first graders, make applesauce last week. Pictured, from left to right, are Steve Klaus, Tony Lindsay, Glen Kendall, Joey Cejka and Martha Ledford. PTC fund raiser set Students at Firwood School will be selling Light Images this week, according to Patti Tobias, ch ir- man of the Firwood Parent- Teacher Club's fund raiser Light Images are acrylic or naments with the look of crystal A variety of etched images are available There will be no door-to-door sales Sales will be made only through family or friends. Students will take home a sam pie, and the parents may either but it or return it. Prices start at $4 Light Images reportedly make good Christmas ornaments, or may be hung in front of a window or glass door All students selling a minimum of 110 worth will receive a prize Prizes vary according to the amount of sales made The top prize will be an Atari home computer An AM-FM radio is the second prize, and a monkey puppet will be awarded to the third-best salesman. The kickoff date was Oct 6 Students may make sales through Oct. 13. The PTC would like to earn enough money to buy a copying machine, which would benefit the students. Tobias pointed out Other proceeds from PTC fund raisers have gone toward a com puter. which al) students have had an opportunity to use. Also, playground equipment and art room supplies have in part been paid for with PTC funds Also, guest speakers for assemblies have been sponsored by the Club. PTC officers this year are Jan Evans, president. Maggie Liwery, vice ^resident; Dorothy Mills, secretary; Lois Bittie, treasurer; Tobias, ways and means; Michelle Riggs, room mother coordinator; Donna Radke, .^source coor dinator; Pat Zaker, faculty primary advisor; and Karen Jar rett, faculty intermediate advisor. Photos by Scott Newton Firwood School's September Citizens of the Month were, back row. from left to right, Bruce Evans, Tammy Allen, Mary Pankratz, Stacy Smith, Carrie Mills, Kari Kadunc, Tyrone Guntech, Robin Cunningham and Kristy Sharpe. Front row. from left to right, are JoAnne Hooley, Jason Wilson, Sherry Nulph- Colby, Rebecca Grund. Albertina Dubrawsky, Megan Breat, Ronald Dillon, Stacey Spicer and Justin Radke. Classified ad (667-6633) deadline 5 p.m. Mon. ^FALM.< ON ALL FISHER AND 3-BEAR WOODSTOVES AND FIREPLACE ATTRACTIVE PEDESTAL MODEL 1,250 SQ FT HEAT CAPACITY WITH 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY EFFICIENT INStRT MODEL 1 500 SQ FT HEAT CAPACITY WITH 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY PEDESTAL SOLID DOOR........ REG GLASS DOOR W/BRASS............... REG PRICE $415 00............ SALE PRICE PRICE $565.00............ SALE PRICE 379°° 5499 INSERT SOLID DOOR........ REG PRICE $510 00............ SALE PRICE S449°° GIASS DOOR vai f inner SEQQOO W/BRASS....... REG PRICE $675.(X) SALE PRICE k JZFZF COLORS: BLACK OR BROWN FIRE UP FOR COMFORT installation not included FIRE UP FOR WARMTH WITH 5 YEAR LIMITED WARR INSTALLATION NOT INCLUDED W qivewu the Iwmerown HEAT CAPACITY REG PRICE BABY BEAR 1250 SQ FT $475 (X) MAMA BEAR 1750 SQ FT $579 (X) PAPA BEAR 2250 SQ FT $710 (X) GRANDMA BEAR 1725 SQ FT $710 00 GRANDPA BEAR 2250 SQ FT $760.00. INSERT 2IXX) SQ FT $730 00 INSERT GLASS DOOR 2ÎXX1SQ FT $790 00 SALE PRICE s425°° ’S^00 63500 63500 65800 63800 s699°° The hometown advantage. That statement means a lot to us at Clackamas County Bank. It means we take pride in the community, and invest your dollars right here in your hometown. We don't pour your savings out of state. Our loan deci sions are made with local priorities in mind, and made by and for local citizens — your neighbors and friends. It's these people who have made Clackamas County Bank a hometown institution, serving the area since 1911. That means we're solid and established, but by no means stodgy and old fashioned. We have all the best features and conveniences of today's banking, like 24-hour Instant Teller service and the Golden Security Society for people 55 and above. So for the best in friendly service, sound advice, and banking features to suit your needs, you don't have to look beyond your own hometown. Clackamas County Bank. We give you the hometown advantage. JIM CLOUD SALES & SERVICE Mig- Plant at 22764 S. Johnson Rd.. West Linn, OR 657-3154 HOURS: 8 AM to 6 PM Mon Sat 1 PM to 6 PM Sun Sale Good thru Oct. 10 CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK SANDY OFFICE« 6M-5MH HOODLAND OFFICE« «22-3131 BORING OFFICE M3-3OM Member F D I C. ■ 1 :........ ...
