6 TH« SANDY (Or*.) ROST Thura., July «, IMS («ec. 1) Scenes From Hood-Land Happenings 'Alary, Mary" Performance By Hie SNOOPER “YOU CAN’T PLEASE EV- ALL OF THE ERYBODY TIME”, or words to that ef­ fect, is an old adage that “comes-home-to-roost'* mors often than not I At least in my case. I certainly don’t claim to be an authority on human nature, or anything else for that mat­ ter, but I am “tuned-In” enough to realise the truth of that adage. Even so, I find myself In a very “blue-mood” when I am faced with words from the “fault-finders”! May­ be I’m the type that bruises easily. I refer to the photo of“yours truly” on the front page of the Oregonian last Friday. It seems that there are those who took exception to the photo because I was not the one who trimmed the tree. (The tree was trim­ med by Esther Lymp and Rosie Avery who were not among the complalnersl) When I saw Florence Jancan at the Lions breakfast, I told her that her “turn” was over, that It was my “turn” again. It was buzzed around last week, "How come Florence Jancan was ‘Queen of Brightwood’ and got to cut the ribbon to open the new bridge — when she didn't even live In Bright­ wood?” I loved Florences’ re­ tort, She said, “I always look ÄLRAO IRSURâkCf VU 7 2861 Pho n BOWL MERCHANDISE MART Monday • Wednesday Prize« for Everyone ROCKWOOD LANES 11500 SE Stark MO 5-8975 at It thia way honey, as long as they’re talking about me somebody else is spared.” I wish I could be as gracious as Florence, but I guess I was hit with too much this past week. The truth of the matter is simple — Florence and I suffer from the same prob­ lem — when someone asks us to do something — we do It. If being obliging is a fault- then we are guilty. When George Staggs came from Portland to Hood - Land last November, little did he know what was in store for him. He came here as manager of the Barlow Trail Inn and Is now buying the business. On the 19th of July he will take as his bride Hood - lander Lor- rain Goodson and become the father of four children. Lor rain has worked at the Alpine Hut in Rhododendron for the past five years. She met George while helping Florence Jancan at the Barlow. Their first date was to attend the Hoodland Women’s Club Sweet­ heart Ball last February. After the wedding at the Cha­ pel of the Hills a reception will be held at the Barlow Trail Inn. The couple will live on Faublon Rd. Between Zig Zag and Rhody. Jay and George Porter of Bend spent the week - end with their friends the Don Aver­ ys of Wemme. The Averys celebrated their 26th annlver- । sary on July 3rd. Katherine Wohlford of I Brightwood is enjoying a visit with her son John who Is home from attending college Ln Cal­ ifornia. The Merrill Buck family has returned to Hood - Land, as usual, to spend the summer. Their many friends look for­ ward to their arrival each year. Like many other summer re­ sidents, the Bucks plan to live here full - time when their chlldrea are out of school. It was nice to see Betty and George Covell at the Lions breakfasL They are another FREE ELECTRIC DRYER . with purchase of this washer or equivalent couple who will be living here full - time in a year or so. Dorothy and Harry Jackson entertained guests from Port- land, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gold, by taking them to the Lions breakfast at Wemme. Everyone seems to enjoy the annual breakfast and ham/tur­ key shoot sponsored by the ML Hood Lions Club. The turn - out for this affair seems to Increase each year. A record number of "shoots” took place this year and the Lions can credit Kay Randell for working so diligently on their behalf. Kay even went through the phone book ahead of time to Une up people for the shoots. While chatting with George Mills, I noticed Moon Mullen had removed his apron and was wearing a pa’r of cut - offs. Mr. Mills clued me In on the reason they were so short and raggedy. He said," Moon didn’t have any scissors, so he poured salt around the legs of his pants, hung them on the clothes line and let the Deer chew off the legs to get the salL” (I admit to being gullible, but even 1 didn't swallow that one.) Speaking of Moon reminds me to mention that he feels his collection of earrings Is quite complete. He decided to let the hole in his ear heal, rather than trying to start a new fad on the mountain. Moon "thanks” all of you who have given him earrings, (he even received them anonymously through the mall) but he has all he wants. Please - no more earrings for Moon. Fee Schedule Changes Made The additional charge made for overtime in the state-fed­ eral shipping point Inspection fee schedule has been reduced from $5.50 to >3.25 per hour In an Oregon Department of Agriculture change in fee schedules. This charge Is made In add- ition to the regular inspection fees and is made in order to pay inspectors for overtime required. It applies after 6p.m. on Monday through Friday and Jan Schetky of Portland will on Saturdays and Sundays or be absent from the golf links any hoUday declared by law. for awhile. She slipped and fell Monday through Friday and on at Bowmans ML Hood Golf Club Saturdays and Sundays or any and broke her leg. (Someone holiday declared by law. Sat­ else slipped and fell the next urday has not previously been day and sprained her leg, which Included In overtime. is a good Indication to “yours There is provision In the truly” that a pair of golf shoes regulations for an adjustment Is a good investment I had of fees and inspection better heed my own advice be­ schedules, provided the fees are fore Thursday morning.) sufficient to reimburse the I understand the back room of department for expenses in the Lions Hall Is sporting new furnishing this service. This is wallpaper? Since the "paper accomplished through a written hangers'* were Esther and agreement between the firm Dates Lymfj, Glen Roberts, Don using the service and the chief Avery and old Moon, I'm anxious of the plant division. to see the results. The mileage fee has been Bye Now — The Snooper raised to 8 cents per mile to comply with the Increase made by the legislature. New addition to the regula­ tions is the charge of a reg­ ular Inspection fee for all containers of commodities In­ The home of Oliver Zirkle, spected, regardless of whether Ru 3, Box 620, Boring, was it meets the grade and/or size entered some time between requirements. July 1 and 5, the owner re­ ported to local police author­ Took a vacation trip to the ities. coast, to grandma’s, or some Numerous items were re­ ported missing. A .22 special other place ... won’t you give Winchester pump action gun us a news item about IL Just was among the stolen items. phone MU 7-2781 Its serial number Is 4265. The owner will provide a reward for Its return. Mr. and Mrs. Zlrkle were Auto Parts and Machine away over the Fourth of July Shop Service holidays and discovered the theft upon returning home Tues­ 1T0 W. Proctor MU 7-2011 day night. Theft at Zirkle Home VÍ V V.V The mall trucks must get throughl Fill gravel was hauled In to allow mail trucks to get to the unloading and loading ramp at the Sandy Post Office located on Main Street. (Pott Photo) ...... 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