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THE SANDY (Or».) POST Thur»., July 31. 1969 (S»c. I)
Ninety per cent o f all
Americans marry at least once
in a lifetime. The United States
has the world’s highest divorce
rate.
Notes
By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
LESLIE BAYS on duty at Mt. Hood Community College
booth at the County Fair. Exhibit features academic,
vocational and recreational opportunities at the college
with map o f campus.
Richard A. K irk A board A rlin g to n
In te rio r Communications
E le c tr ic ia n
S e c o n d Class
Richard A. Kirk, USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest M. Kirk,
Rt. 3, Boring is serving aboard
Hood-Land
Construction
Company
Backhoe Ditching
Top Soil
Sand and Gravel
Fill Dirt
Clearing
Road Building
W.
(Bill)
STIENBARGER
Ph. 622 3151
Wemme, Ore
the USS Arlington, which
recently participated in the
recovery operations for the
Apollo 11 Spaceflight.
Possessing the most modern
com m unications equipment,
the Arlington acted as an at the
scene relay for the voice and
teletype circuits between the
primary recovery ship, USS
H o r n e t and th e N aval
C o m m u n ic a tio n s S ta tio n ,
I Honolulu.
Arlington also served as
Headquarters for President
Nixon and his party prior to
the actual splashdown. The
P resident used the ship’s
e x te n s iv e com m un ication s
facilities to keep fully abreast
of the events o f the final hours
of the historic flight.
The
A r lin g to n
a ls o
participated in the Apollo 8
and Apollo 11 lunar Missions.
Bertha Probst actually took
a vacation for a week. No one I
know deserved it more. Bertha
and her two granddaughters,
Jill Wright and Nancy Medici,
took the train to Spokane.
Bertha said it was a marvelous
ride, the scenery was beautiful
and they all had a wonderful
time. Try that again, Bertha.
The Ernest M. Cookes of
Marmot Road had as their
guests recently their daughter
Carloyn and her husband Staff
Sgt. Larry Wade o f Fort Ord,
Calif. The Wades love the
Oregon country so much, that
as soon as Larry is out o f the
service, next Spring, they plan
on moving here. It is always
nice to look forward to
welcoming newcomers to the
area.
W ayne
H u d d le s o n
celebrated his 75th Birthday
on July 25. Ten old time
friends came out and gave
Wayne a surprise party. The
food was over flowing, and the
party was a huge success. The
only sad note, was that it will
be W ayne’s last birthday
celebration in his mountain
home. The Huddlesons have
completed negotiations with
th e
S ta te
H ig h w a y
D e p a r t m e n t , and have
th r ee and-a-half months to
move from Brightwood. They
are both very sad to have to
move from the mountain, but I
am sure they will make some
visits up here time and again.
Our very best wishes to them
in their new home. They plan
on moving into the Portland
area, so they won’t be too far
away.
Congratulations to Louise
Hallam, who is also a July
baby.
The Lions Club wishes
everyone to know that the
skating is doing fine, and for
those who have been unable to
purchase skates, but still wish
to skate, a few o f the Lions
m em b ers have personally
purchased skates for people to
u se
at
th e
p a v illio n .
Remember, every Tuesday and
Thursday night is skating night,
and th e skates that are
available are free, as the skating
is. Take the family and have a
ball.
Took our grandson and
went to the Fair. Even got up
the courage to go on one o f the
crazy rides with him. Found
out he got more scared than I
did. It was a weirdy, but we
survived.
We always enjoy making the
rounds of the exhibits. There
were many beautiful objects,
expecially some o f the pottery
work. There was one knit suit,
in a pale green, that was
exquisite. Looking at it, it was
very hard to believe that it had
been hand made. Such fine
yarn, and such beautiful work.
No wonder the maker received
a blue ribbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooke
o f Marmot Road have received
word o f the engagement of
their son, Roger. The wedding
will be Sept. 20 in Los Angeles.
His fiancee is Miss Edna
Stoltzfus o f Los Angeles. She is
a 1967 graduate o f Sierra Vista
High School in Baldwin Park,
Calif, and is currently working
as a private secretary.
R oger is attending Art
Center College o f Design in Los
Angeles. He has won several
prizes on his art work. In
addition to bringing him a cash
prize, the latest award winner
w i l l a ls o a p p ea r in a
supplement to the New York
Times.
When Roger com pletes his
college studies, he plans to
move to the mountain with his
bride. They both love it up
here and wish to return.
Another convert.
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Clackamas Ranger District
Horseshoe Lake (5 unite)
The Skyline Road S-24 is in Olallie Lake Scenic Area
good shape from the district
R iv e r fo r d
(9
u n its )
boundary to the Warm Spring Clackamas River
C a b in , and between the
*Peninsula (44 units) Olallie
Pinhead Road Junction S-707 Lake Scenic Area
Peninsula Boating Area
and the South Fork o f Lemiti
Creek. The remaining sections Olallie Lake Scenic Area
Olallie Lake Picnic Area (5
o f road are narrow and dusty.
units) Olallie Lake Scenic Area
Drive with caution!!!
The Upper Clackamas River
♦ R a in b o w
(1 7
u n its)
Road S-46 is in good shape to Clackamas River Area
Scout Camp (10 units)
th e d istr ic t boundary at
Breitenbush Saddle. There is Olallie lake Scenic Area
Breitenbush Lake (23 unit)
one rough section o f road
about one mile south o f the Olallie Lake Scenic Area
Highrock Springs (8 units)
< Collawash Road junction S-63.
The Wall Creek Road S 752 Highrock Area
< is closed to travel because of
♦ R iv e r sid e ( 1 6
u n its)
logging operations.
Clackamas River Area
Roads to Timothy Lake are
Shellrock Creek (5 units)
rough and narrow. Drive with Shellrock Creek Area
care!!!
Lower Lake (8 units) Olallie
Roads to Highrock and Lake Scenic Area
Hideaway Lake are narrow and
Camp Ten (6 units) Olallie
dusty. Visitors should drive Lake Scenic Area
with caution.
A ld er F la t (6 u n its)
Roads to Round Lake are Clackamas River Area
narrow, rough and dusty. Drive
♦Ripplebrook (14 units)
with Caution!!!
Clackamas River Area
M a in ten a n ce operations
T w o R ivers (2 units)
have been completed on the Clackamas River Area
Cub Creek Trail No 7 and the
♦L and and Water
Skyline Trail No. 2000.
Conservation Fee Campground
A number o f visitors have
asked about trails closed to
Fish success district wide is
motor vehicles on the district. rated as fair. A few anglers
These trails are posted at all have caught limits o f Rainbow
entrances with the closure Trout ranging in length from
signs. The following trails are eight to 10 inches from the
the only ones closed to motor C la c k a m a s
R iv er from
vehicles on the district:
R iv er sid e Campground to
Jan us Butte, No. 561, south of Austin Hot Springs.
Scorpion Mtn No. 563, Round Fish ranging in length from
Lake. No. 565, Alder Flat. No. 1 0 1 2 inches have been taken
574, Fish Lake No. 717, at Summit Lake. Angling
Riverside, No. 723 and Oregon reports from the Olallie Lake
Skyline No. 2000.
Scenic Area indicates that
The following trails are Rainbow and Eastern brook
suited for motor vehicle travel: Trout have been taken at
Mt. Lowe, No. 562, Hawk Olallie and Breitenbush Lakes.
Mt., No. 572. Shellrock Lake. Fishermen at Olallie Lake have
No. 700. Cripple Creek. No. taken trout from eight to 14
7 0 3 , Cottonwood Meadow, inches on flies. Bring your
No. 705 and Buck Lake, No. insect repellent to combat the
728.
mosquito population.
M a in ten a n c e operations
An important notice to
have been completed in Lower hunters, the Bear Season opens
Lake Campground this last August 9, and continues to
week. The campground has Dec. 31.
two new replaced toilets
The warm weather has
The following is a list o f increased the fire danger.
campgrounds and their locatina R e m e m b e r
S m o k e y ’s
in the district:
“A-B-C’i ” for fire prevention:
Hideaway Lake (9 units)
A. Always hold matches till
Hideaway Area
cold then break in two.
S um m it Lake (1 unit)
B. Be sure you drown all
Summit Lake
fires out cold.
Olallie Meadows (4 units)
C. Cniatf all amokaa dead -
Olallie Lake Scenic- Area
in an ash trey.
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PLANES AND PILOTS were kept busy at recent Kiwanis Fly In breakfast as 215
air-minded patrons availed themselves of flying opportunities offered. Pilots donated their
time and use of their planes, proceeds from trips went to Kiwanis fund.
(Post photo)
Congregation Slates
ATTEND THE
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Mortgage Burning
Next Sunday, Aug. 3, will forgotten skills and stamina as
be an especially happy day for th e y compete against the
the congregation o f Sandy’s youth.
C o m m u n ity
P re sb y te ria n
Church.
Following the regular 10
a.m . m o rn in g service
a
mortgage burning cermony will
celebrate the fact that the
indebtedness incurred in the
construction o f the church is
The Powell Valley Mission
now cleared. First services in Covenant Church will install
the church on Scenic Ave. were the Rev. Paul Siwek as Minister
held just five years ago after a o f Y o u th and Christian
year o f construction.
Education o Sunday Aug 3 at
A n ew organ, recently
11 a.m. Rev. Ralph Hanson,
installed in the church, will S u p e r in te n d e n t o f North
also be dedicated at this time. Pacific Conference o f the
To further note the day, the Evangelical Covenant Church
annual church picnic will take of America, will officiate at the
p la ce after the mortgage service o f Dedication.
burning. Tables will be moved
Rev. Siwek is a native o f
to the church lawns for a Minneapolis, Minn. He received
potluck dinner and a variety o f h is d e g r e e in C hristian
traditional picnic fun will Education from Northwestern
follow.
C o lle g e , Minneapolis, and
A fte r n o o n e v e n ts will Bachelor o f Divinity degree
in c lu d e such favorites as from North Park Theological
horseshoe pitching and soft Seminary, Chicago. III. Rev.
ball. In the latter, men o f the Siwek is married and his wife is
church will endeavor to call up also a native o f Minneapolis.
Youth Minister
Installation Sot
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