The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, Nov. 19. 1961 (See. 2)
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Women's Coats!
Bill and Luann Swanson of
Brightwood spent a few days in Re
no. This
event occurred ages
ago but just want them to know they
haven’t been overlooked! The
Swansons are a dandy addition to
the mountain area.
New
to Brightwood are Dr.
and Mrs. Donald Smith and their
three children.
Happy Birthdays to Fay Doc
tor, Luann Swanson and Ethel An
nis, all of Brightwood.
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HELLO again, all you lovely,
lovely people!
I hope you were aware of
my absence and that you missed
me much!
However, I must in all honesty
admit, that I was able to enjoy
my
vacation without a qualm
of remorse or even a twinge of
regret. That I left you suddenly
"snooperless”, bothered me nary
a whit! Shame, shame on me!
(Actually, it was only the "chore
of writing this column that
I didn’t miss.)
Who could possibly leave our
old mountain and not want to re
turn in a hurry? "Yours truly”
manages to make it as far as
Salem and Bend before the yearn
ing to be back in Hood-Land
sets in! And I’d be willing to bet
that most of you feel exactly the
same way! Aw come on, admit it.
<Y-T” spent a week of lavish
dining in San Franslsco and still
has the extra poundage to prove
it!
The big discovery of this trip,
was Sally Stanford’s Valhalla in
Sausalito. Decorated in Victorian
splendor with a magnificent view
of the city, Sally, a notorious
madam of days gone by, sits In
an ancient dental chair with a
parrot on her shoulder to greet
the guests as they enter Valhalla.
On top of all this "atmosphere”
the food is out of this world.
So is the Twist! You might as
well tie doing the Charleston. A
few people are still in the Watusl
and Frog stage of the dance (Did
I say Dance?) but the Swim is
the big thing for sure. Swim con
tests are the rage in Frisco and
everyplace else. (It was slightly
similar to Dates Lymps’ Rhod
odendron Hop.)
In L.A. the place to go is the
"Whiskey -a-go-go", while the
current "tn” place in Las Vegas
is the "Pussy-Cat-a-go-go”! (It’s
all too far out for me, so I can
A 1/c Roy H. Lukens of March
Air Force Base, son of Lou Stauf-
fer of Zig Zag, is known at
the base as "the Zig Zag kid,
with his Gazette”. Roy really en-
receiving his Sandy Post
Joys
and doesn’t mind a bit of rib-
blng about It.
Other out-of-staters enjoying
the Sandy Post are Dr. and Mrs.
Rolph W. Osborne ot Fair Lawn
N.J. The Osbornes have sub
scribed to the Sandy Post for
five years. Mrs. Osborne is the
sister of Augustine??? Anyway, a
chance meetlne with Charlip at
the voting pol s revealed that the
Osbornes were Hood-Land visitors
in Sept, and somehow this item
was missed by the Snooper. Dr.
Osborne is Supt. of Schools of
Fair Lawn, N.J. and served on
a Civil Rights Comm, appointed
by Pres. Eisenhower. A Harvard
man, too! Anyway greeting to you
from Charlie. He Is using the
column as a means of commun
ication as I don’t think he has
a telephone! (If 1 find mire dis
connected, I’ll know why!)
only conclude that old age isover guests of Birdie Grambo at
taking me! I’m so out-moded Rhododendron.
Before taking of to "points
that I still think in order to swim,
south,” I was Informed that Dor
you gotta have water!)
Whoever said, “stop the world, othy Devecka of G.C. and “Vai”
I want to get off,1’ might not Vallereaux of Z.Z. were both hos
have had such a bad idea at that! pitalized. We hope they are both
on the road to recovery by now.
Mrs.
Glen Cantril of Wild
While "Y-T” was out in the
world of make-beleive soaking up cat Creek and Jane Pond of Rho
both returned
shut-eye and calories, my super- dodendron have
duper snooper scoopers were busy home after hospitalization.
bees as usual. I therefore, have
Bill Spencer of "Rhody” is the
decided that they are deserving of
new president of the Schnee Vog
a great big pat-on-the-back!
And in case you have forgotten el! Ski Club of Portland.
Mrs. Lee Flynn of Wemme was
who they are, I will take this
time to refresh your memories. honored with a luncheon at the
Dorothy Devecka relays items Top-of-the-Cosmo by the Portland
from Government Camp. Georgia Women’s Army, Navy, Air Force
Vermaas and Eileen Anderson keep League. As immediate past-pres
their eyes and ears open in Rhod ident, Lee was presented with an
odendron. Vivian Collier peeks in inscribed silver bowl from the
the key-holes at Zig Zag for us. members of the board.
Don and Betty Ro>t and Dates
Boo Gaulke covers the Welches
and Wemme area and Janet Hill and Esther Lymp of Wemme cel
keeps on the alert in Brightwood. ebrated anniversaries.
Pete Radmilovich of "Rhody”
Without their aid in gathering up
Moon Mullen and Calvin Har
tid-bits, the Hood-land Happenings survived the loss of a $1200 safe grave also enjoyed the lovely wea
column would be non-existant in a robbery at his fish company in ther last week-end, at the coast.
hurry. I sincerely thank them for Portland without even losing his Calvin is one of the “high-wire”
their effort. You are welcome appetite. He was spotted a few men who have made the Hood-
days later at the Zig Zag Inn Land area "home” these past few
to do so, also!
buying
Ice cream and pie. I months.
Bob and Pauline Beckoff of Mar enjoy chatting with Pete as some
The job they have been working
mot Rd. entertained John Zums- how our favorite topic of con on all summer for Bonneville
teln (Reindeer King of the World) versation always comes up. Food, Power Co., will be completed In
from Redmond. Mr. Zumstein and of course! (How come you missed about three weeks. From here they
his Reindeer will be at Timber telling me about the Valhalla go to South Dakota for the next
line
Lodge Christmas week. in Sausalito, Pete?)
. job. It seems to me that this would
Mr. Spencer of the Ore. State be a difficult way of life. As soon
They’ll be there helping Santa
Claus. Other guests included were, Liquor Comm. ( a well known and as they get settled in a community,
Helen Kanipe of Redmond, Mar frequent visitor on the moun all of a sudden it’s time to leave.
guerite Tompkins of Ore. City, tain) bagged a Moose. The "Ti The "high-wire” boys made many
Mary and Sandy Smith of Oswe ger" sends you congratulations friends on the mountain and will
go, Marjorie Frazier of Portland, Mr. "S"
be missed
the Don Averys of Brightwood
and Hlldoura Parker, Panamanian
Counsul, of Oswego.
House guests of the Jack Un
derwoods are Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Thompson of Bellflower.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tra-
vaille of Milton Freewater were
A true sonnet goes eight lines
and then takes a turn for better
or worse and goes six or eight
lines more.-Robert Frost.
I
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After looking around for about a
year for a retirement home to out
liking, we heard an announcement
on the radio that a group of Sev
•nth Day Adventijh would build a
retirement home at this address,
180th and Powell Blvd. We immedi
ately investigated, as this was a
perfect location for us,- close to
shopping areas and convenient to
many large east side shopping cen
ters.
We realized that some day driv
ing a car would be difficult and the
bus tran'oortation here was very
satisfactory.
We have been here over a year
and we know that we made the
right decision.
Ray ond Harriet Moore
We extend to you a personal invitation to help us celebrate our first year
in the Community. We sincerely look forward to meeting each and every
one and showing what we believe to be the newest and finest in retire
ment living in Oregon
Compact efficiency units to deluxe 2 bedroom
apartments — Attractively served food in our cafeteria at modest cost is op
tional — Hobby rooms — Community center offering lectures, films, travelogs,
musical programs and Birthday Parties - A 9-bed health center - And fore
most a beautiful chapel open daily for meditation and weekly services —
Parklike grounds — Excellent bus service.
The Village is perfectly designed for the Senior Citizen, providing independ
ent living, yet security—a freedom to come and go at will, and best of all
Peace of Mind Last but not least is the wonderful companionship of inter
esting people from various walks of life.
Will be looking forward to your visit.
THE
18001 S.E. 180th at Powell
Roy Murphy — Administrator
Dewayne Regula — Assistant Administrator
Elder V. T. Armstrong — Coordinator
VILLAGE
665-3137