Hood-Land Happenings
' A daughter, Michelle Denise
to Mr. and Mrs. Perry L.
North up, P.O. Box 374, Sandy,
July 29.
I at T im b e r lin e ’s Highland
I Weekend - Kilts and all!
AMONG LUAU GUESTS at Zig Zag Inn were, left to right, Ann Shaw, Marijane Jackson
and Jack Fahie, who sported Lei's for the festive evening as well as smiles.
(Post photo)
In the interest o f better
coverage o f the Mountain area,
Snoop has acquired a pen-pal
(o f sorts) to aid in gathering
items for the column. Now this
is no ordinary reporter but one
that can be best described as a
“ D irty
Bird”! Since this
p a rticu la r ch aracter gets
around in spots not necessarily
inhabited by Snoop, it seemed
a likely merger. I hate to
mention the same people all o f
the time and I know you get
tired o f reading the same
names week in and week out.
With two people on the go we
should be able to enlarge our
scope considerably.
A n o th e r ad vantage o f
h a v in g
th is
p a r tic u la r
Hood-Land
Construction
Company
Backhoe Ditching
co-worker is that he insists
upon
c o n tr ib u tin g
a n o n y m o u sly
and can
therefore say many things that
“Snoop” could never get away
with! (And what fun I’ll have
adding “Snoop’s scoops” to
th e
‘ ‘ D ir ty
B ir d ’s
droppings”!!!)
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The Dirty Bird reports a
“successful landing” at the
Road 29 Party Center by
Adrienne Shields at her 8th
annual 28th birthday party!
The “w itch” was presented
with a broom on which she is
expected to break the sound
barrier as she zooms away on it
to New York. (Snoop adds:
What a way to answer those
long distance phone calls!)
Dirty Bird asks: Was Gary
Walcott asleep on the rocks at
the Schnee Vogeli party on
Spencer’s Beach or was he
knocked out when the Keg he
w a s s i t t i n g on tip p e d
over?...Dirty Bird wonders.
Spencer love beads? (Snoop
wonders if Bill Spencer wears
them??!?)
Dirty Bird asks: Whose rig is
always in the intensive care
unit at Jim Purdy’s garage?
(Snoop is placing a bet on Bob
Finn!)
D irty Bird drops this:
H a p p i n e s s is A d r ien n e
welcoming Carl Fendley back
to the Golf Club! (Snoop says:
Yea, I heard about it - Whee!)
Dirty Bird appreciates: Ole
Langrad’s advice about the
young inexperienced people
who try to run chain saws,
(D-B and Snoop» both wish Ole
a speedy recovery from his
recent accident!)
Dirty Bird noted: Larry
Godsey’s welcome to Kenny
V a n D y k e ! ...D ir t y
Bird
enjoyed the beautiful street
party at Government Camp!
Dirty Bird plans to attend:
A birthday party for Sharon
Bridgeman, the same for Nancy
Spencer and then Margie’s
Top Soil
Sand and Gravel
Fill Dirt
Clearing
Dirty Bird asks: Is it true
Oney Camberg plans to sleep
on satin sheets while she visits
H o o d la n d in September?
(Snoop answers: The one and
only “Oney o f Elsie” deserves
the best and when she attends
the restaurant convention at
Bowman’s next month, my
satin sheets g o on her bed! Son
Joe Camberg gets the sleeping
bag!)
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S ch nee
V ogeli’s second
summer function was held on
the beach at the Road 29 Party
Center (new name for Nancy
and
B ill Spencer’s place)
Saturday. Theme o f the party
was “Farwell To Summer”.
The “Green Buzzards” were
sustained by three kegs o f beer
cooled in the Zigzag River hot
dogs and baked beans with
G in o B iggi’s incomparable
HOT msutard. Star o f the show
was Bruce Lu, Taiwan’s answer
to Don Ho!
Noted personalities present
were: Stu Mock ford, return
trip navigator for Portland’s
entry in the Trans Pacific
Races to Honolulu. (Stu’s boat
was third in its class.) The
Englesby’s o f Trollhaugen Ski
Shop at Govie checking on the
, coming o f winter. Dick and
Dolores Curran (also known as
the Silver Fox and Its Mate)
who are tickled silly with their
purchase o f a unit at the Snow
Bird Condominium at Govie.
(Which reminds me to ask if
the new sign George Smith has
in Zigzag is intentionally
misspelled to create interest -
or do they really not know
how to spell condominium?)
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A daughter, Tabitha Louise
to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lamke,
P.O. Box 14, Sandy, July 25.
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A daughter, Diane Marie to
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Trudel,
Rt. 2 Box 617, Estacada, Aug.
10.
A daughter, Melinda Lynn
to Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Oliver, General Delivery. Eagle
Cieek, Aug. 11.
A daughter, Tina Lee to Mr.
and Mrs. John Charles Sitser,
Rt. 3 Box 587 Sandy. Aug.
12.
A daughter, Tara Terese to
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dale
Connelly, Rt. 1 Box 628,
Sandy, Aug. 13.
LO V E LY LADIES A T leisure are, left to right. Birdie Steinbarger, Lee Crabtree, Gertie
Hunt and Alice Owens enjoying food and conversation at picnic hosted by George Stagg
of the Barlow Trail Inn at the Don Avery's Sandy River home.
(Post photo)
reat help with the Bar-B-Q
and the bar was handled
lertly by Jack Fahie and
t Stauffer. Sorry I had to
s this fun affair but I’m not
iut to miss the Fun Night
nned for the fourth Friday
r
(Bill)
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VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL
LIBRARY EXPANSION
When Fall quarter begins at
When classes resume this
Mt. Hood Community College Fall quarter there will be many
on Sept. 29, five vocational additional books on the library
technical programs will be shelves. Since Fall o f 1968 the
a d d e d . Program * in Air t o ta l n u m b er o f library
T ransportation Technology, v o lu m e s has grown from
Inhalation Therapy Assistant, 1 2 ,0 0 0 to approxim ately
Funeral Services, Automotive 19,000 volumes.
Parts Technology, and Social
Eleanor Pruitt, acquisitions
S ervice Assistants will be lib r a r ia n a t Mt. H ood
offered. Information about any Community College, is one of
program or courses at Mt. 50 campers representing 17
Hood Community College may states participating in the
be obtained by telephoning Audubon Camp o f the West at
665-1131 or by visiting the Trail Lake Ranch, near Debois,
college’s south campus at Wyoming.
2 5 7 th
(K a n e Road) and
T h e program , operated
Cochrane Road
under the auspices of the
ADULT ENRICHMENT
National Audubon Society, is
Adult Enrichment evening especially designed for adults
c la s s e s
at
M t.
H ood
with a professional or hobby
Community College and at interest Li nature. The Camp
D avid D ouglas, Reynolds, consists o f four two-week
Gresham, Sandy, and Cascade sessions each summer and is
Locks high school will begin offered in cooperation with the
the week o f Sept. 29. Persons University o f Wyoming.
r e g is te r in g
fo r
A d u lt
Mta. Pruitt has been a
Enrkhment courses may do so librarian at the College since
during the first das* meeting at 1966.
r e s p e c tiv e lo ca tio n * . For
HOUSING
further information telephone
Some students who plan to
the Mt. Hood Community
attend Mt. Hood Community
College Evening College office
College this Fall are currently
at 665-1131.
looking for apartments or
SUMMER BASKETBALL
board and room facilities.
T he Summer Basketball P erson* w h o have such
League ended its season with facilities available for student
David Douglas and Sandy High rental may have them listed on
S c h o o ls p la y in g for the the student housing list by
championship last Saturday. c o n ta ctin g the college at
D avid D o u g la s won the 6 6 5 —1131, and asking for the
admission* office.
playoff.
O th e r
h ig h
s c h o o ls
750 CLASSES
participating in the eight week
The college will offer more
Summer League offered by Mt.
th a n 750 classes in Fall
Hood Community C o I ag e were
quarter, according to Leo
Barlow, Parfcroee. Reynolds,
Maitantas, dean o f instruction.
and WyBaat.
the ever-popular Mt. Hood
Lions Chuchwagon Breakfast
for a real treat! They’ll love
you for it!
Bye now - Snoop
(and the Dirty Bird, too.)
S o lid S ta le co n so le stereo
w ith I'M A M ra d io
NEIL RIEGELMANN
M OTOROLA
APPLIANCES
Let me know what you
think o f Snoop’s new pen-pal,
Dirty Bird - if you like him,
w e’ll keep him - if you don’t,
we w on’t! And have fun
guessing his identity...
L o is B o g e t ’s daughter,
S h ir le y
M o e h n k e, w ith
husband Clinton and family,
are visiting from Whittier,
Calif. A big family picnic was
held at the new B.L.M. park at
Wildwood. (A lovely spot and
right in our own back yard!)
The Cook-Your-Own-Steak
idea at the Hoodland Women’s
Club Fun Night Friday was a
big success with over 80
persons enjoying the food and
games. Moon-Baby Mullen was
ITIZENS
how one loses scissors in their
own home. I had three pairs a
month ago!??
Note to Arnie Arneson:
Your conversation with our
mutual pal was relayed to me
the next day - I got the
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