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THB SANDY (Or».) POST Thur»., Sept. 26, »96« (Sec. 2) Hood-Land \ j F j ’ 7 ' * 1 I T MEMBERSHIP TEA SPONSORED by the Hoodland Women’s Club was enjoyed by these lovely ladles who arc. left to right. Eileen Anderson. Carolyn Post and Joyce Bowman. Tea was held in the new Recreation Center Bldg, at Zig Zag. (Post photo) NEVER UNDER-ESTIMATE THE CONCERN Hood larders feel about their area! This point, once again, came to the fore at a recent Hoodland Cham ber of Commerce dinner meet ing at the Alpine Hut. Some 80 persons gathered to hear County Commissioners, Stan Skokoand Fred Stafanl, discuss the pro blems they have had with the developers of a sub-division in North Brlghwood, called “ Timberline Rim,’’ Since the meeting was well covered bv the p ress, I’m sure you have read the accounts of it in the Oregonian, the Oregon Journal and the Oregon City Enteprise, The “ Boss-Lady” was pretty busy with her pad and pencil too: so I’m sure you’ll find a well-written and accurate ac count ol the meeting in this sstte of the Sanly Post. Naturally, Snoop has a few thousand words on the subject also! However. I will try to contain my impulsi and lie as By now, b rie f as possible, be you know I ’ d have to I’d keep s tru c k dead l**f this mat- my mouth shut al te -!) Thursday afternoon I had a phone call from W in, Shela, a partner in Brown Enter p rise s, on the pretext ol ask ing me if “ his group’’ could attend the meeting. I told him ( what I’m sure he hail al- eadv read in the paper) that the meeting was “ open” to anyone interested in the Hood land area. He told me Jack Brown, thetr attorney, John Caldwell and other representat iv e s would be at the meeting. Obviously, the intent of the call was to inform me that “ Brown E nterprises’’ would be there. Why he felt he shoukl inform me of this, I don’t know, be cause 1 never for a minute thought they wouldn’t’ be there! I have mentioned the call merely to relay the fact that AM ITO N FURNITURE GRESHAM'S OLDEST & LARGEST FURNITURE STORE MAIN AT SECOND GRESHAM Our full staff is on hand to serve you better, so . Shop DailyQa m. to w p.m. Monday through Saturday WE WELCOME YOU TO COME IN AND BROWSE OUR TWO FLOORS OF HOME FURNISHINGS AND CARPET I ijlxa Happenings Shela has been the main Pete Ross of the Ranger “ spokesman’’ for Brown En Station at Zigzag has a pen terprises in the Hoodland area! pal in the Philippines named It was interesting to note at Visitación Alvarez. He recently the meeting that Shela had received a letter from his pen nothing at all to say, as Cald pal’s older s iste r with the r e well, the attorney for Brown quest that Pete help her find a Enterprises for three-weeks, pen-pal also. Hoping that one acted as spokesman, until It of you readers will correspond became necessary for Brown with Teresita. R. Alvarez, (who himself to speak up. As Brown is 36-years old and a se c re noted, he has definitely suf tary at the International Equip fered from “ poor public r e ment Corp,) I will give you her lations.’* address: 1035 Josefa Llanes Caldwell presented a fine Escoda Street, Paco, Manila, public image and so did Brown. Philippines. For the sake of Hoodland, this Speaking of pen-palls; 1 know reporter would like to feel a lonely seaman, a former Brown’s rem arks were com Hoodlander, who would c e r pletely sincere. However, to fall tainly be pleased to hear from back on an old adage, the “ proof old friends or new ones. Write is in the pudding” ! I’m afrakl to: Marshall Mansfield, it will take somedoing to repair S/S Wolverine State, C/OStates the damage of the “ poor public Marine Line, Souimar, 8 A- relations” Brown spoke of. Duong Doc I-ap, Da Nang, Viet Speaking on behalf of Hood Nam, I would like to thank the p e r land, Charlie Augustine, did a great job of conveying die feel son from Paso Robles, Calif, ings of Hoodlanders to Brown. for the nice note re the col With a few well-chosen words, umn: but I couldn’t quite make he “ hit the nail on the head” out the name. I think the last when he said, “ it’s unfortunate name is Baxter, but I’m not that you felt it necessary to positive. Do write again - and put the cart before the horse” , type your name too! • » • » referring to the lavish land- Lewis Darnall of Wemme, is selling campaign for Timber- line Rim, before basic county currently in Lincoln, Neb. to requirements were attended to. attend a funeral. Although the It appears to me, there is reason for his trip is unfor only one way for Brown to go- tunate, he will be seeing the stop selling long enough to meet relatives we mentioned in a county requirements - weed his previous column who be organizations of “ Big Mouths* friended trail rid er, Bob Klee- anti limit his affairs to per mann, during his journey though sonally attending to the details Wyoming. of his Timberline Rim project. Joyce Bowman,, Brownie Troop Leader, wants to remind The Membership Tea spon second and third grade girls to sored by the Hoodland Woman’s attend Brownie meetings at 2:30 Club, Sunday afternoon, was a every Wednesday at Welches big success, as over 70-women Grade School. » » • » enjoyed the opportunity to ad mire the great new community COMING EVENTS: FUN recreation center building at NIGHT sponsored by the Hood Zig Zag, in Hoodland Park. land Women’s Club, Friday, Everyone agreed, the huge Sept. 27, at the Alpine Hut. structure shoukl be a major Buffet dinner at 6:30 p.m. with source of pride to all Hood- games at 8 . ( I hear the landers! prizes are to be very good this As chairman of the Tea, I>*e time. They’ll have to be, to Flynn diil a labulous job and she match the ones at the last certainly deserved the many Chamber of Commerce Fun compliments she received. Night!) Bless her heart, she brought Tickets available now for me a list of each and every SUDS & SING nights, featuring jterson who helped with the the Mountain Players in TEN affair, and asked that I give NIGHTS INABAR-ROOM^spon- them credit inthe column.Since sored by the Hoodland Women’s the list Is a mile long, I can’t Club, Friday, Oct. 11 and Sat possibly mention them all, but urday, Oct. 12, at the Mt. Hood I would like to mention a few Lions Pavilion Theater. This who deserve “ special” thanks: will be Caberet - style en ter Rene D orr, Jack Vermaas, tainment for adults only. Tick Eileen Aixlerson, (who did the ets are $1.50 per person and lovely decorations), and Esther they are selling rapidly so get Whitney aixl Florence Hoffman, yours now, from members of the for doing the “ dirty work’’ as Women’s Club or at the local they volunteered for kitchen establishments. Wednesday, Oct. 2, 8 p.m. duty. ( I hope the Women’s Club will adopt this as an annual Mountain Players meeting. All and prospective affair, as it is a lovely way to members add new members and with the members are urged to attend. goals the group has yet to attain, There will be many last-minute the larger the membership the things to take care of concern ing the current population, plus lie'.; it* ) a discussion of a civic theater ,, LUNCH MENulf SANDY GRADE SCHOOLMENU WELCHES GRADE SCHOOL SEPT. 30-OCT. 4 MONDAY Italian spaghetti MONDAY Tossed green salad Spaghetti-hamburger Hot buttered French bread Tossed green salad Apricots Garlic toast Milk Fruit TUESDAY Milk Vegetable beef soup TUESDAY Tuna sandwich Sloppy Joe’s on biscuit Orange jello Lettuce wedge Bar cookie Apple Milk Milk WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY Hot turkey dinner sand. Vegetable-meat casserole Mashed potato Celery sticks Sunshine Orange coffee cake Celery sticks Angel Delight Milk Milk THURSDAY THURSDAY Vegetable chowder Porcupine meat balls Wiener Steamed rice V. & N. Rolls Buttered corn on th? cob Fruit salad Bread and butter Milk Fruit FRIDAY Potato salad on crisp lettuce Milk FRIDAY Buttered green beans Creamed tuna on biecult Balogna wedge Buttered peas Bread and butter Carrot sticks Cookie Apple crisp Milk Milk B ank A mericmo 3 Years To Pay OR USE OUR CONVENTIONAL 90 DAY PLAN WtTH NO SERVICE CHARGE - - • Dent, Randy Hunt, Richard Law -I rence, Larry Boltano, Dave| Thirty-two Sandy FFA mem Levan, Lars Lund sen, Melvlr bers attended a program on Zimmerman «w» Mark Salls- leadership at Sam Barlow H<n hery. School in Gresham last Monday. Second jrear Initiates, called| The program also included the Charter Farmers, were formal initiation of freshmen Pullen, Ed Hanning, Phil Gzik,| anil sophomore members. Dean Founds, Carl Jackley, Initiated as Greeghands, finti Jim Nocholls, John Fischer, year members, were Stew Don- Darrell Coy, Don Castle, Stev akif.on, Dave Sandercock, Mid Hase'.vander, Tom Althauser^ , Nor ria, Rax Elaner.Mlht Rich Wade Jbhnaon and ardson, Tom Orenburg, Tom PaUham. Sept. 26 - Meeting on grass and weed control and grass and legume diseases, Canby grade school, Canby, 8 p.m. Oct. 1 - Clackamas county home Extension unit m eeting,Bor ing, Oct, 3 - Clackamas county home Extension unit meeting,Eagle Creek, Oct. 15 - Tricks with Venison, Estacada Upper grade school, 8 p.m. by Andy Landforce. GREETING GUESTS AT Hoodland Women’s Club Membership Tea were Lee Flynn, left, and Lois Boget. seated. Ruby Gano is signing guest book. M rs. Flynn was chairman of successful affair. (Post photo) workshop to be conducted in Hoodland by Dave Spooner, head of the M t. Hood Community College Drama Dept. The work shop wili be under the auspices of the College and will be held one night per week for ten weeks. Cost $15.00 perstudent. Course will be geared to ed ucational needs of Mountain Players group. If interested in further details; attend meet ing! Bye now - Snoop * * OCTOBER FAMILY PORTRAIT MONTH Pot the Whole Family in the Picture for the Price of One. jt * OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT * * 7 MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW * £ * Dee's Distinguished Portraits ■JF 160 E. Powell - Gresham Classified Business, Professional Directory For Your Cord In This DIRKTORY - CONCRETE READY M /X Phono 6 6 8 -4 4 4 8 OPTOMETR/ST MT. HOOD REDI-MIX DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN Reedy Mix Concrete ■ Crushed Rock - Send and Gravel OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily Closed Thursday and Sunday Mt. Hood Dental Bldg. 668-4313 415 E. Pleasant Ave. Sandy Phone 668-6515 Plant Located at Firwood Junction CONSTRUCTION Your message N. B. ERICKSON Construction and Equipment Road Building, Rocking, and Excavating Rental Available can appear in this space. Phone 668-4448 668-4315 PHYCICIANS ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. THOMAS D. TELFORD Consulting Engineer 663-4690 Industrial Developments - Mapping Subdivisions - Sewer and Water Lovouls Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily except Wed., Sun. Sot. 9-, 668-4117 LAWN and GARDEN SANDY LAWN & GARDEN MOWERS SALES end SERVICE We Repair All Types of Small Engines 110 E. Proctor NURSING HOMES BAUNACH Home for the Aged Veterans - Social Security . Welfare Gracious living on limited Income Fine Food 668-6190 McGUIRE NURSING HOME 668-4633 Home for invalids, convalescent ponenti and those needing nursing care Martha C. McGuire, R.N. loving Core for the Aged & Convolescent ORCHARD CREST NURSING HOME 24-Hour Nurs'ng Care for ambulating and bed pc'ients. Physicians on coll. 668-6336 One Mile South of Sandy on Bonstedt Rood Fri. - S r ». - Sun. BY Curt Meier MEDICAL BLDG., SANDY Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. Mornings by Appointment. Closed Sat.- 668-4156 Mein St.. Sandy SAND and GRAVEL ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Crushed Rock, Fill end Top Soil 658-3138 SPORTING GOODS SANDY CYCLE CENTER Bridgestone - Honda Sales Now and Used - Service • Part» 110 W. Proctor 668-631B SURVEYOR MARX A CHASE Registered Land Surveyor Registered land Surveyor. Surveying, Map ping, Subdivisions. Office located at 225 E. Burnside Ext. Sept. 27 - 28 - 29 VINCI DES FOG*» A LL AN «»Of 5 »F0 P.M. W. A. NOEHREN, M.D. e iw Gresham RAY M ILIAND TJ»ttifse o r LL- lie ti Uoors Open 6:45 Friday - 1:00 P.M. Saturday end Sunday NO EVENING SHOW ON SUNDAY SUNSETTHEATRE * * 665 -4666 #■ * T* 668-6235 * * jt u Rf. 3, Box 100, Boring, Ore. FFA News Down Payment Farai Calendar ENGINEER r n r n r n w n u n n i n w a a a a i « m r r n q. no Student orientation for new students is scheduled at Mt. Hood Community college Sat urday, Sept. 28, beginning at 10 a.m. During Saturday three a s semblies are planned for p a r ticipants in orientation. Speak e rs for these programs include Earl U K lapstein,college p re s ident; Pat Tore lie, student a s sociation president; Dave Spooner, faculty association president, Don Lutes, architect, and Jennis Baptst, director of liberal arts and science. Lecture, films, art exhibits, and tours will also be conduct ed throughout the day. The final orientation event will be in the evening from 9 p.m. to midnight when the stu dent association will sponsor an outdoor “ Welcome Dance” for all new and returning stu dents. F irw oo d Rd„ Sandy SEI’T. 30-OCT. 4 OUR HOURS * T -| By the SNOOPER New Student Orientation Set at MHCC Sandy. Oregon
