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Hood-Land Happenings By the 6 2 2 -4 2 3 2 Labor Day weekend In Hood- land was filled with fun a f fa irs as usual! The cute in vitations from Carol and Rus Konell announced their second annual •• 2 E.OJS." ( To End Of Summer) Party and it was indeed a delightful ending of a very short summer! Surely half of Hoodland must have attended this party - ' stopped countli< at 70 -which was held on the lovely grounds of the Konell home at Wildwood. With the co-operation of the weather man, the setting was perfect and the dinner was perfectly delicious! Carol and Rus pro vided a richly-laden buffet for their many guests to enjoy and everyone I talked to seemed amazed by the rolling expanse of carefully tended lawn, flower beds, rockeries, duck-filled lake aid lovely patio area! A ll created by the Kcnell’ s in their “ spare ’’ tim e - along with raising a fam ily of five young sters! ( Father and 1 left fa irly early and while turning our ca r around we somehow managed to miss the driveway and backed over a hillside rockery. Rus got out his tracto r and lifed the ca r off the boulder it was hung - up on. Alan Jensen quipped, “ I ’ ll bet this is the firs t time you’ve been towed away from a party with a Back- Hoe?»’) e * e * The M t. Hood Lions Chuck- wagon Breakfast and Turkey HOODLAND HIPPIE - - o r Hickey Hoodwink??? Shoot was another event of the When this “ hippie” strolled into the Brightwood weekend and was successful area Saturday strumming his guitar, he drew as always. There were 29shoots crowds of curious onlookers. Many people and M ary W ard’s son, P hil, thought him to be “ for real” and were far won three turkey’ s in a row! from delighted to have him a part of the local Unusual because he shot almost scene! It was soon discovered, however; that be deadcenter each time! He shot hind the dark glasses was none other than once fo r him self once fo r his Brightwood’s own Chuck Hickey, who donned mother and once for M ary Lee wig, sandals and “ love beads’’ for his own Rupp. amusement, and, needless to say, the amaze Penny and Bob G ilm ore ment of his friends and neighbors! Hickey’s hosted a Salmon Feed on Labor hoodwink certainly added to week end Hoo- Day at their Zig Zag home. dunits in Hoodland! (Post photo) Again the weather co-operated, adding to the pleasure of this outdoor a ffa ir, which featured meals around feel as strongly about this as ♦ ♦ * * the Salmon caught during a I dol I f ever there was a place recent fishing trip at W arren SNOOP SOUNDS O FF : I f you where "th e amount of money, ton, O re. want to get mydander up - re fe r land, etc.” that a person has is A b it of amusement was added to the Hoodland Happenings of no Importance - it’ s right to the weekend when Chuck column as a “ gossip’’ o r here in Hoodlandt People of Hickey donned wig, dark “ society” column!!! every and any status work to glasses, love beads, etc. and Someone called me a tew gether for community b etter strolled about the Brightwood weeks ago with an item fo r the ment and they party and play business area strum ming his column and started out by say- together tool People of every G uitar. He gathered a crowd of ing, “ I don’t belong to the high Income and educational level on-lookers, who seemed m ildly society group in Hoodland so live here and love living in disapproving, until "H ip p ie” I don’ t know if you want this Hoodland ____ ___ ______ of this _ de- BECAUSE Hickey’s true identity was d is - item or not?" Needless to say, cided lack of class conscious- covered! Y o u rs-T ru ly was downright ness. I f you want to join a club Also part of week end fes- dumbfounded! At firs t I thought or organization on the moun- tivities was a street dance at the party was joking - but they tain you aren’ t asked for a Z ig Zag in front of M arie and weren’ t - and I decided to blast pedigree you aren’ t even Wendel Halseth’s store. The forth about it as soon as I asked to participate - until Halseth boys - a ll accom could work it into a column. you show willingness to do so. plished musicians - provided The definite lack of class- As fa r as Snoop is concerned live music for dancers and for consciousness is one of the there Is no place ln Hoodland those who just enjoyed listening! leading attributes of the Hood fo r snobbery and if a form of Although the weekend was land area! This is one. of the "high society” exists here - festive and fu n -fille d , I ’ m glad firs t things I discovered about I don’t know about it - nor do i t ’s over and happy that the Hoodland that greatly appealed I want tol Life is too short youngsters are back to school! to me! And I would be willing to waste on this type of thing ( Now maybe we can get back to to bet that many who live here and it would be tragic to live ln an area where your ac quaintances were lim ited to people of one category. Hood land is unique and I , for one, intend to see that it remains this wayl ( So now you know the subject to stay away fro m , unless you want to bring fire to my eyes and see sparks shooting ln a ll directions!) * * * * SERVICE WE GIVE 11 INSURANCE WE SELL . . . L o c a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e The personal insurance counsel and advice of a local agent is important to you in plan ning a complete insurance program. W ALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Sandy, Oregon 668-4421 CARRO LL FUNERAL HOME ¿57 S. ROBERTS AVE. GRESHAM, OREGON PHONE • • » - 1 U 7 If a man be endued with a generous mind, this is the best kind of nobility. —Plato SHORT SHOTS: New manager of Thunderhead Lodge at Govle Is Mitch Hanan who plans great things in the near future for the establishment, Including a big reopening of the dining room, etc. Hiunderhead Is part of R .L .K . Enterprises ( Dick Kohnstaajyji) who manage T im berline Lodge.’«, JDolly and M ort Fouch hosted a " inslalpt” cock ta il party for Kathy and P rio r Adskim at their new home that is under construction at Welch es. •Instant’ means the Fouch’s stopped by with dips, etc. for the Adsklm’s , who were w ork ing on the house, and some twenty friends and neighbors suddenly appeared fo r what turned out to be the Adsklm’ s firs t house-warm ingl That crazy black hat seen about the mountain of late is atop the head of none other than Dates Lymp who is once again in ra re fo rm . . .B irth day greetings to Betty V ile s. . Ray Novotny is in the V e te r an’s Hospital. . .C arol Roberts and Glenn ( Hot Dog) Thomp son are home from stays ln hospitals and we hope by now, that Helen Cook is also home. Helen fell and broke her arm F riday night and was taken to Gresham General Hospital where sne was io be for sev e ra l days! Congratulations to Ave B rew ster of M arm ot to r passing his brokers exam with straight A ’ s . . .Current guests of Betty and Howell Gester are daughters, Melody Gester of New Tork C ity and Wendy Stan- Father Gibson of St. Lukes In Gresham held the firs t Episcopal Church service last Sunday in the Cathoilc Church at Wemme. The services w ill be held every Sunday from now on at 11:45 a.m . in the Catholic Church. Entertainers wanted for Olio auditions F riday, Sept. 6 , 6p.m . at the M t. Hood Lions Pavilion Theater! W HAT’S IN A NAME D E P T : Once the " M t . Hood Country Club” and tem porarily "W elches Country Club” - the name has finally been es tablished as the M t. Hood "G o lf” Club. A ll that trouble over one silly word? Oh w ell, what’s a bit of confusion over names. We now have Bowman’ s M t. Hood Golf and Country Club, the M t. Hood Golf Club ( a gold and social group) and the M t. Hood Country Club - which is a w ater system in Brightwood owned by the Jack C o lliers - not to be confused with Snoop’ s neighbors the Gene C olliers who have nothing whatever to dc with the naming of clubs or w ater districts! Apologies to Sally “ Grandma Bun” Hurlbutt for omitting her name last week. She was co hostess with Jane M akelaar at a lovely bridal shower for M elissa Anderson and Jane called to te ll me “ she didn’ t deserve a ll the cred it” . ( Bet Sally didn’t mind my o ver sight?). . .And Kathy Luken»s husband is named Roy and is known as “ Butch” - never as “ J im "! Yep, Snoop boo-booed in the name dept. last week and because of it Jim ( also known as " D ic k ” - but only to Snoop ) Henry has come_ into his share of ribbing! (Jim is not about to become a father - he isn’t even m arried!) ♦ * * * S till have a pile of notes but with space and tim e run ning out I ’ l l have to save them for next week. Bye now - Snoop B u n d le o f J o y J o in s L a r g e s Elizabeth Jean has been se lected as the name of the new bundle of Joy at the L arry Large home ln Eugene. Miss Elizabeth arrived Aug. 20 and tipped the scales at 5 lbs. 2 oz. She is th eir firs t child. Large, son of M r. and M rs. C liff Large of Troutdale, a t tended Gresham high school and Portland State college, serving as student body p res i dent at both schools. He Is nov a student at U niversity of O re gon. TTie Roger Stewarts of Sandy are her parents. M rs . Large is a 6th grade teacher ln the Eu gene School D is tric t. Now that the day.» are cooler and there is a touch of fall in the a ir , perhaps your fam ily w ill anjoy macaroni and cheese either as a main dish o r' as an accompanying one. 1 had a r e quest for it at our house this week. OUR FAMOUS MACARONI & CHEESE ________ Enough cooked __________ macaroni __ to f ill a large sized casserole o r baking pan half fu ll. (This is 1 -1 /2 cups of dry macaroni. You may use as much as 2 cups of dry macaroni if you have a large fa m ily .) Put cooked macaroni in a greased cas serole. Add two w ell beaten eggs, salt and pepper to taste, and one pint of m ilk. M ix and add Ched dar cheese. Use a very coarse grater to grate 1 pound to 1 - 1 /4 lbs. cheese. Use about 3 /4 lb. of cheese to mix in the casserole, being sure that enough is saved to cover the top w ell.. Bake in a hot oven, 400 degrees, for about 40 minutes until cheese, m ilk , etc., is w ell set and brown on top. From the files of the P u re - foy Hotel, Telledega, Ala. Recently I have had requests to reprint the following two recipies. LABOR DAY party brought out some of Hood- land’s younger generation, including these four pretty lasses, who are, left to right, Terry Hickey, Karen Gilmore, Vickie Gilmore and Diane Moore. Event was a Salmon Feed held at the Gilmore’s Zig Zag home. (Post photo) HAMBURGER RELISH (B IR D IE ’S ZUCCHINI RELISH) Grind coarsely and mix to gether 10 cups zucchini squash, 5 cups ground onions, 1 red and 1 green pepper. Sprinkle with 5 tablespoons sa lt, let stand overnight. D rain. Rinse. D ra in again very thoroughly. Add 2 -1 /2 cups vinegar, 1 tablespoon dry mustard, 1/2 teaspoon pepper, 3 -1 /2 cups sugar, 2 teaspoons celery seed and 1 teaspoon nutmeg.Simmer 30 minutes or until c le a r. Seal ln sterilized ja rs . From the of M rs « Forrest M euret, M adras> O re. CARROT CAKE ! Sift together: 2 cups flour (all-purpose) 2 cups sugar 2 teaspoons soda 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon salt Add slowly and alternately: 3 cups finely grated carrots 1 - 1/2 cups cooking oil 4 eggs Fold in: 1/2 cup chopped nuts Bake ln a large greased and floured pan either 12” x 9” x 2 - 3 /4 ” or 15" x 9” x 2 - 3 /4 ” at 350 degrees fo r 35 to 40 minutes. Frost with the following: FROSTING Cream 6 oz. cream cheese (room tem perature) with 1/2 cup butter. Add 1 lb. sifted powdered sugar and 2 teaspoons vanilla. Beat well with electric m ix e r. This makes frosting fluffy. Spread over cool cake, cover and re frig e ra te. From the files of M rs . Frank P. G irod, Lebanon, Oreg. _____________ __________ SANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Johnny Sez - BUYING? - - SELLING? - - TRADING? - FARM TRACTOR CO. See Us for New Jacuzzi Pumps and Repairs on A ll Makes of Pumps 24-Hour Phone Service when calling Johnny M O 5-3491 w ith J. J WALKER HAMMING IT UP at Salmon Feed, which was highlight of Labor Day week end at Hood Land, are (left to right) Bob and Penny Gilmore, host and hostess of party, and Garnett Yancey. Gil more is Fire Control Officer of Ranger Sta tion at Zig Zag. (Post photo) Loop Hwy. A- Boring Road Gresham, Oregon Telephone: 663-4353 t S P tf AT 8-5045 4950 N .E . U n io n P o r tla n d THIS S P tf Hoodland Club G A R D E N C L U B The Sandy Area Garden Club Monday, Sept, 16, at Slates Speaker w 10 ill a.m meet . at the Sandy Community The Hoodland Women’ s Club w ill hold firs t meeting of the new season, Monday, Sept. 9, at the Z ig Zag Inn at 7:30 p.m, M r . G ruber from OMSI w ill be guest speaker. A ll women in terested In the Hoodland com. munlty are Invited to attend. Membership is open to anyone wishing to participate ln the club goal of creating a com. plete community recreation center at Hoodland. Although, the recreation building at Hoodland Park Is near completion and w ill be ready for use soon, there are many things s till to be accom plished. Kitchen equipment is a large item and donations are w elcom e, It has been sug gested that Betty Crocker coupons be saved to obtain stainless flatw are. Donations of money w ill enable the club to purchase dishes, etc. The Hoodland P ark Kinder garten w ill open Monday, Sept. 16, ln the new recreation build ing. is required tor participation ln the exercise program , CEAP Is a group of profes sional and lay persons con cerned that the Portland area have an adequate program of childbirth education. The group has been responsible tor the s ix -y e a r childbirth education program at .he YWCA. Four-H’s n Win State Ribbons C aro l Dutton of Gresham and L a rry Dutton of Gresham were both blue ribbon winners. Dferold Wheeler of Boring won a bill? ribbon tor his beef in the 4 -H livestock show. In the 4 -H sheep competition the C o rrid als trophy was awarded to C arol Kellogg at Troutdale tor her champion ewe. Championships In various breeds went to: Gregory Knopf, 1 rcutdale, Columbia; Ellen Kellogg, Troutdale, Romney, and C a rl Thornfeldt, Troutdale, Suffolk. Bob Thornfeldt of Troutdale won five blue r l i t » ns tor hie Ham pshire. Lawn M ow er SPACE ROHDE & ROHDE FOR RENT 107 So. Bluff, Sandy Action Center, 109 S. Shelley. Phone 668 -4 6 66 Classified Business, Professional Directory F o r Y o u r C o rd In T h is D IR E C T O R Y - 1 g Phono 6 6 8 -4 4 4 » APPLIANCES i VACUU M & APPLIANCE SERVICE SPEED QUEEN - FOWLER - GIBSON - NORGE 1 Repair! on ranges, water heaters, washer- dryers, refrigerators, etc. MAYTAG and AMANA | ESTACADA APPLIANCE CO. 1 1 Selling New W hirlpool end Used Appliencet targe inventory used parts, new parts on order Fast, service — 9 years experience 668-4033 Sandy CONCRETE READY M IX MT. HOOD REDI-MIX Reedy Mix Concrete - Crushed Rock - Send end Grevel Phone 668-6515 Woodland Park Sets Childbirth Course The second five-w eek course to help prepare expectant parents for the experience of childbirth w ill begin Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m . at Woodland Park Hospital, 10300 N .E . Hancock. The program is ln cooperation with the Childbirth Education Association of Portland. The fir s t class began July 16 and was attended by ex pectant parents from through out the Portland area. Administered by CEAP ani Instructed by a registered nurse, the two-nour classes w ill acquaint soon-to-be -parents with the mechanisms of preg nancy, labor and b irth . They w ill Instruct ln a variety of exercises to assist ln re la x ation and control. C urriculum , developed by the New York M aternity Center, also Includes information on all major medical approahces to childbirth. Sponsors say it should be helpful to any ex pectant parent. Enrollm ent w ill be limited to provide individual attention to r a ll participants. Husbands are especially urged to attend. M r. and M rs . Dean G Is void, 284-388S, a re handling regis tration. Fee Is |1 0 , and a physician’ s w ritten permission J by SARA SEWELL ton of Honolulu. . .Bob Biggs a "Changing Of The Key” Party at his home at Alder Creek for friends and neigh bors on Labor Day. . .Dorothy Tate, who just returned from a trip to the Caribbean, and Zee Furnish, who just returned from South A m erica, entertained M r . and M rs . R. H. Bloom of Long Beach, C al. over the weekend. The Bloom's plan to move to th eir property in Hoodland in a year or sol ease Plent Located at Firwood Junction ENGINEER OLLIE and LONNIE HA©ER Service on All Makes—New - USED SALES 13 Years Experience in Service S.E. 3rd & Main 1 8 Estacada, Ore. 97023 1 OPTOMETRIST | 1 DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN OPTOMETRIST | Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Dally § Closed Thursday and Sundoy Mt. Hood Dental Bldg. 668-4313 415 E. Pleasant Ave. Sandy 1 1 | PHYCICIANS THOMAS D. TELFORD j Physician ond Surgeon | Consulting Engineer 6 63-4690 Rt. 3, Box 100, Boring, Ore. Industriol Developments - Mapping Subdivisions - Sewer and W ater layouts LAW N and GARDEN i ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. 1 Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily except Wed., Sun. Sot. 9-1 P.M. 1 1 668 4117 I MEDICAL BLDG., SANDY W. A. NOEHREN, M.D. J SANDY LAWN & GARDEN Physician ond Surgeon 1 MOWKRS SALES end SERVICE Office Hour«: 2 to S p.m. M orning* by Appointment. Closed Set. j I We Repair All Types of Small Engines 668-6235 110 E. Proctor N U R S IN G HOMES BAUNACH Home for the Aged Veterans - Social Security . Welfare Gracious living on limited Income Fine Food 668-4156 M ain St., Sandy SA ND and GRAVEL | | | ROCK CREEK SAND j AND GRAVEL 1 Crushed Reck, F ill and Top Soil i I 658-3138 SPORTING G O O D S j 668 -6 1 90 M c G uire n u r s in g h o m e 668-4633 Home for invalids, convalescent patients and those needing nursing care SANDY CYCLE CENTER Bridgestone - Honda Sale* New end Used • Service • Pert* 1 1 0 W . Proctor 6 68 -6 3 18 I 1 | 1 | M arthe C. McGuire, R.N. loving Cora for the Aged 6 Convalescent ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME 24-Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and bed patients. Physicians on coll. . . . X««X 6 6 8 -6 3 36 On* Mi>* s®w,h Sontty on lonstedt Rood SURVEYOR Ì I MARX 8 CHASE . Registered La.id Surveyor i Registered la n d Surveyor. Surveying, Map- ping. Subdivisions. Offk« located of . . . 1 I 225 E. Bupuide Ext. | » Gresham
