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APPLIANCES
Gas and Electric
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102 Main St., Sandy
Ph. 668-6717
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FIRE DISTRICT CAPTAINS Ken Burdick, left, and Mike Murray, greeted visitors at
open house held at fire hall Saturday. Day was proclaimed by Mayor Edes as Fire Service
Recognition Day to pay tribute to service rendered community by local volunteers. (Post
photo)
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Local Representative
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Hood-Land Reporter
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on the graduation circuit
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sizes for Junior
Petifes. Soft Pastel
Shades. Sizes 5 to
Our very deepest sympathy
to Georgia Gervais and family
for the loss of their husband
and father. Georgia and Louis
have been members of the
mountain community for a
good many years. Georgia will
remain on the mountain.
R euben
Meyer in the
hospital for surgery. We hope
he is able to come home by the
time you read this. Get well
soon Reuben, this is no way to
take a vacation. Just got the
word, Reuben doing just fine,
and will be able to come home
Wednesday.
Congratulations to Naomi
and Walt Blaisdell on their
26th Anniversary last week. If
they would just wait a bit, we
could catch up with them, hut
they keep forging ahead. May
they have a hundred more.
I hope all the mothers on
the mountain and elsewhere
had as wonderful a Mothers
Day as 1 did. Gathered up
Grandma and took her into our
daughter’s house where all the
rest of the family, which is our
son and wife Leslie, came over.
Had a ball.
Pat and Castle Brewer had a
bit of a cat problem. They still
haven’t figured out how it all
came about. Seems they took
mama cat in for surgery, just
tired of having kittens every
time they turned around. That
was on Tuesday evening.
Wednesday evening they heard
this plaintive cry, and found a
two and a half week old kitten
up in the rafters of the back
porch. Retrieved it, brought it
in and got a bit of milk down
it. T h u rsd ay
night they
brought home the mama cat,
who was joyfully reunited with
her cheeild.
The doctor had told them
she still had milk enough to
nurse her baby. After a while
the cat asked out, and before
long showed up with another
kitten. After a few more trips
outside, she had booned then
with 5 kittens. Kind of a shock
when you were so sure she’s
hadn't had them yet.
All alive and healthy, inspite
of the fact that mother was
delayed for over 48 hours.
Sturdy little mongrels. They
know it can’t happen again,
but they are still a bit amazed
that it happened at all.
The Welches P.T.A. will
have installation of officers on
May 21 at 7:45 p.m., at the
Welches School. Mrs. Anna
Mitchell will install the new
officers. Mrs. Mitchell will also
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potatoes are so deliciously
different, you will want a
second helping. Tess Whiteley
is married to a Chief Warrant
Officer and before he retired
they served in embassies all
over the world. This is one of
her favorite recipes, whether
serving a large embassy dinner
or a small group o f friends,
CHOCOLATE-MINT F LU FF
I pkg (2
rows only)
ch oco late
m in t sandwich
cookies, crushed.
In sauce pan put 1 cup
evaporated milk and 32 large
marshmellows. Heat over very
low heat until marshmallows
are melted. Cool. Fold in l/2 pt.
^hipped cream. Add few drops
of green food coloring. Pour
over V4 of the crushed cookies
which have been spread in the
bottom o f a 9 ” x 13” pan. Top
w ith
re m a in in g crum bs,
Refrigerate at least 4 hours,
Garnish with whipped cream
and marachino cherries. -From
the Files o f Mrs. Allen Olson,
Alder Creek.
PUMPKIN BREAD
1 cup cooking oil
No. 2‘/i size can
pumpkin (or applesauce)
4 cups sugar
J cups flour
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp ground cloves
1 tsp vanilla
2 tsp soda
1 tsp salt
2 cups chopped nuts,
raisins, dates or some
of all three,
Mix together oil, pumpkin,
and sugar. Sift together flour,
spices, soda and salt. Add to
first mixture and mix well.
Add vanilla and mix. Then add
nuts and raisins or dates. Put
into three greased regular size
bread pans. Bake at 350
degrees for 1 hour. -From the
files o f Mrs. Guy Chilton,
Sandy. You will notice that
there are no eggs in this recipe,
That is as it should be. Mrs.
Chilton says that her husband
does not like pumpkin so she
s o m e tim e s
s u b s t it u t e s
applesauce,
M ER RY MIX-UPS
1V4 cups flour
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp baking powder
*4 cup butter or
margarine
1 6-oz. PkU- choclate chips
2 cups coconut
H cup chopped nuts
1 14-oz. can
PTA Council
Bills Meeting
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, May 101
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9
LOTS OF FREE PARKING
give a talk on, “ From the Old
School to the New.’’ The
public is invited, as always, and
they would also like any o f the
old timers who attended school
to come.
Mrs. Mitchell was one of my
teachers when I was at Welches
School and I would love to be
there, but other committments
keep me away. Sorry about
that. It should be a most
interesting meeting, as Mrs.
Mitchell can tell you all about
the old one room school house
that we attended.
Congratulations to Evelyn
Morlan on her birthday. She
combined Mothers Day with
her birthday. That’s covering
two events with one party.
A couple of weeks ago,
Kathy had an article in her
c o lu m n
a b o u t M a r ily n
Matheson and her younger
brother. Needless to say this
was quite a surprise to the
Mathesons, as they have an all
girl family and Marilyn is the
youngest. It is always a surprise
to find you have slipped up on
a child someplace. Anyhow,
the young gentleman that
accom panied
Marilyn was
Phillip Christensen.
I have just got to say
something about it just once
more. How come someone is
always parked in front of the
outside mail box at the Sandy
Post Office? Every time I drive
up there to mail a letter I have
to get out and walk around.
Why don’t they turn it around
and let the public drive up on
the sidewalk to use it, maybe
they would stand a better
chance of getting near it.
Better yet, why don’t the
Sandy
Police start giving
tickets. Thats what happens to
you in other towns, just try
parking in a marked zone
anywhere else and see how fast
the police show up and greet
you with a ticket. Could it be
because they also park in front
of the box on their off duty
hours? Have seen that happen
also.
I am sure the public was
under the impression that the
outside box was put their for
their convenience, but so far it
has been most inconvenient to
have to walk up to use it.
I am afraid that I am going
to play hookey next week.
Going to be too busy to get my
notes in, but will be back the
following week. Will have a
Mr. and Mrs. Don Minyard.
Portland, have announced the
birth of a daughter. Andrea
Janene, May 5, at Emanuel
hospital. The infant, who
weighed seven pounds, five
ounces at birth, joins a sister,
Amy Michelle. 4 and a brother.
Darin Lynn, 2.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Minyard of Boring
'and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Collins
of Sandy.
Don and his wife are both
1965 graduates o f Sandy high
school
Richard Groener. Democrat,
and Roger Martin. Republican,
will express their own views
when they debate and pros and
cons on the sales tax issue at
the May 19 meeting of the
Clackamas Council. PTA at
9:30 a.m. in the Oak Grove
School.
Lari Ladd. Supt. of Oak
Grove Schools and Oregon
Congress o f Parents and
T eachers
R egion al
V ic e
P r e s id e n t , w ill e x te n d
greetings
All Clackamas County PTA
members are invited to this
meeting.
Sandy, Oregon
668-4421
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Time
Choice Lush Oregon Grown
Bedding Plants
PETUNIAS
LARGE DOUBLE M IX
Extra Large Fully Double Blooms
V A LE N TIN E Brillant Double Red
SONATA-Finest Large Flowering White
BLUE DANUBE Very Double Free Flowing
NOCTURNE Good Purple accent shade
with Sonata
CAPRICE Beautiful Pink Double Fringe
LYRIC-Very large rich pink blooms
ALLEGRO-Huge extra double salmon
BONANZA M IXTU R E Multiflora mixed doubles
CARDINAL-Double red like miniature
red carnations
SNOWBIRD Masses of free flowering
pure white
STRAWBERRY T A R T Red and White bi color
very brilliant
PLUM DOUBLE-free flowering wind &
rain resistant
HONEY BUNCH new salmon double
CHERRY T A R T Spice & sparkle in
carnation type blooms.
SINGLE PETUNIAS
G R A N D IFLO R A M IX , Red Magic, White Magic
Blue Magic, Pink Magic, Blue Lace
Sunburst, Tango, Blue Jeans, Sky Magic,
Cavalier, Fandango, California Giants,
Pink Lace, La Paloma, Cherry Blossom,
Calypso, Multiflora Hybrid Mix, Paleface,
Comance Imp, Sugar Plum, Satellite.
TRAILING PETUNIAS for Hanging Baskets
Red Cascades, White cascade pink cascade
Coral Cascade, Mixed cascade
MARIGOLDS, dwarf and tall Diantus, mixed
Pansys Compact plants Dahlia Dwarf,
V ER B EN IA , Zinnias, 4 varieties to choose
from, A GERTUM , blue mist Salvia, tall
Med. small. Snapdragons, Tall, med, small
Alyssum, pink white violet. Carnationa
ASTER, 3 varieties to choose from. Portulaca
LOBELIA, trailing or upright
SHADE PLANTS
BUSY L IZ Z Y (impatients), red, white, pink
WAX BEGONIAS red white & pink COLEUS
new riffled edge very brilliant, also a
few perennials available.
TOMATOES
18 varieties including, Willamette, Burpees
Big Boy, Burpees Big Early, Valiant
Fantastic, Bonnie Best, Morton Hybrid,
Stokesdale, Ball extra early, Early Giant,
Hybrid, Beefsteak, Cherry Yellow Pear,
Yellow Pear, Red Pear, Jubilee, Patio
Green Bell peppers. Hot peppers. Cabbage
Broccoli, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Red
Cabbage, Chives, Brussel Sprouts
SEEDS — 3 racks to choose from, also
bulk seed.
N ew Load
FUCHSIAS - BEGONIAS and GERANIUMS
Jamison's Bark Dust
59c sack
Jamison's Steer Manure
69c sack
Peat Moss, 4 cu. ft.
$3.19 bale
Rhododendrons - Shrubs - Potted Trees