THE AUGUST 2020
THE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER OF NEWBERRY COUNTRY
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Volume 19 Issue 8
Shandy’s serves pub food such as burgers, pulled pork, pizzas, fries and nachos, with nothing priced higher than $12. “We use a greaseless fryer for its health benefits,” notes Clay Crowe, “with a full array of drinks from draft beer to craft cocktails.”
Clay Crowe (shown right) returned from five years in Austin, Texas to join Patrick Shandy (shown left) and his brother Daniel as partners. Patrick Shandy has taken on bar manager responsibilities while Crowe oversees the kitchen. “We’re really working our tails off,” comments Patrick Shandy, “but community response has been very rewarding.”
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Rowdy, a six-month-old pit bull/boxer mix, has become Shandy’s official mascot. Says his owner Patrick Shandy, “Rowdy is friendly, loyal and always wants to please – that’s our motto, too.” “I’d add the word ‘wiggly,’ noted Clay Crowe, referring just to the dog.
The garishly painted green building off U.S. 97 heading north out of La Pine has provided bowling afficionados with a place to play for two generations. And while the partners who have taken over the business – renaming it Shandy’s Bowl and Play – still plan to offer the game, they have a far more encompassing vision for inside and outside the structure, for the Wickiup Junction area, and for the community. SEE ARTICLE ON PAGE 6.