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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1987)
4 SANO* (O í» ) POS* Thur» O ctober 11 1987 %•< ?, Keeping Posted Q ueen's court represents past Princesses from the 1930s, 40s, '50s, '60s and '70s w ill be back at San dy High School on Friday, Oct 23, for homecoming The Pioneer football team w ill play Gresham at 7:30 p m at PopKannow Stadium Coronation ceremonies w ill be at halftim e Queen candidates from Sandy High School w ill also be participating in the coronation ceremony Surplus cheese to be distributed mem orial to his pet bear, according to Michael Jones of Rhododendron The Ivy Bear toppled over 24 years ago. The ivy was carefully transplanted, and other parts of the structure were salvaged With many c o n c e rn e d in d iv id u a ls and businesses working since June, the mascot of Alder Creek is in the pro cess of being resurrected On Oct 25 ground w ill be officially broken and the resurrection w ill begin to take place Bluegrass music w ill be provided by Pumpkin Ridge, Sunnyside of the Mountain and Nor thwest N atural Grass Those groups w ill share the stage with Chuck Ed wards. the Rocky Mountain Yodeler Admission to ' Beargrass" is >2, which includes an hors d’oeuvre buf fet For more inform ation, contact Jones at 622-4798 A U S Department of Agriculture cheese distribution for low income people w ill be Saturday, Oct 24, at the Sandy VFW Hall. 38452 Proctor Blvd . from 9 a m to 6 p.m. F o r m o re in fo r m a tio n , c a ll 655-8740. Sentry. Shorty's Comer and Sandy Office Supply Edible m ushroom festival planned A c c o rd in g to the M ushroom Resources Inc of laike Oswego, the alpine slopes near Rippling River Resort are bursting with wild, edible mushrooms It only makes sense, then, that the resort serve as host to the Oregon Wild Gourmet Mushroom Festival on series of talks and demonstrations covering such topics as cooking with mushrooms, home cultivation and beginning mushroom hunting Admission is >6 per person or >2 for fam ily members under the age of 18 There is an additional charge for the following events Guided tours. >10; Wild Gourmet Mushroom Appetizer Party. >6 50. and Puffball. >10 A special weekend package is also available from Rippling River for people who wish to stay at the resort For more inform a tion on the m u s h ro o m f e s tiv a l, c o n ta c t M u sh ro o m R esources In c at 6381166 Oct 31 and Nov 1. A Professional W ild Gourm et Mushroom Cookoff w ill be held Saturday. (Jet 31. and an Amateur Wild Gourmet Mushroom Cookoff w ill be held on Sunday, Nov. 1 The P uffB all,” a costume contest and dance, w ill begin at 9 p m Satur day night A Mushroom Photography Contest w ill be held in conjunction with the festival with prizes for both the best black and white and color entry Other events, which w ill begin each day at 10 a m ., include a mushroom identification table manned by ex perts. exhibits and food booths and a D octor offers flu Viiccincs The Sandy Recreation Department is sponsoring a new session of aerobic exercise scheduled to begin on Monday, Oct 26 Classes w ill be held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m at the Sandy Com m unity Senior Center, .18348 Pioneer Blvd. Julie Feikert. aerobics instructor, w ill lead participants through w arm ups, aerobic exercises, strengthen ing, stretching, leg, abdominal and cool-down exercises. Cost of the six-week session is >21 for city of Sandy residents and >24 for participants residing outside the San dy city lim its Call the Sandy Recreation Depart ment at 668-5569 for more inform a tion A m inim um of eight par ticipants is required for the class to be offered. ‘Beurüriiss’ set for Sunday "Beargrass," a special bluegrass fe s tiv a l and g ro u n d -b re a k in g ceremony for the resurrection of the historic Ivy Bear w ill take place on Sunday, Oct. 25. at the Ivy Bear Restaurant. 54737 E Highway 26 Live music w ill start at 3 p m This 30-foot landmark was con structed about 50 years ago by Gerald Weir, a deaf mute, as a The Sandy Rebekahs are planning for the Rebekah Christmas Bazaar and Flea M arket, which w ill be held Nov 13 and 14 Tables are available for rent at >3 per dav To reserve a table, « all Tula Gatten at 668-4647 or laws Polivka at 668-4317 There w ill be a silent auction tabic at the bazaar, and door prizes w ill be given throughout the day C hili, sand wiches and coffee w ill also be sold Get Ready for Winter HOME OF THE SUDDEN SERVICE BOYS! All Sizes of Snow Tires in Stock Now • Chain • Snow Retreads Paul Guilleux, D O., w ill offer flu vaccines for >5 until Oct 31 Guilleux's office is in the Sandy Medical Clinic, suite 4, at 39400 Pioneer Blvd For an appointment, call 66845098 A erobics eluss to be offered Rebekulis plan ( 'liristnuis Bazaar 95 Benefit planned for Erin Ecu wick Volunteers from the Sandy Moun tain Festival committee, the Kiwanis C lub of Sandy and Im m a n u e l Lutheran Church w ill be serving breakfast on Saturday, Nov 7, from 7 a m till noon at the church, 39901 Pleasant St. The breakfast w ill serve as a fund raiser for E rin Fenwick, who is 14 Fenwick, who has been active in Sandy Community Players and high school drama, recently underwent emergency surgery for an abdominal inflamation Her parents, Herb and Ann Fen wick, are known for their involve ment with the Sandy Mountain Festival. The Aid Association for Lutherans w ill match the proceeds raised at the breakfast, according to D a rre ll Dempster, president of the Kiwanis Club Sandy Sentry w ill be donating food for the breakfast. Dempster said Tickets are >4 for adults and >12 for a fam ily. They are available at H airline Coiffures, U S National Bank, Clackamas County Bank, San dy Safeway, Mountain Video, ’I he Movie Place. 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