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T H I SAN DY (Ora.) POST T h u n ., Sept. 35, 1969 (Sac. 1) Bids Called By Mt. Hood Hood-Land Happenings By SHORT S H O T S : Judy Forney and Phil Lall of Rhody were married recently...Call Mary Lee Rupp if interested in joining the Hoodland Women’s Club. She is new membership chairman...The Women’s Club M em bership Tea was big success with kudos to Lee Flynn for doing her usual expert job of organizing the whole thing. When Lee accepts chairmanship of something you can be sure it will be Top-Notch! Carl and Joanne Fendley welcomed new daughter, Sara Jo, Sept. 4 ...Birthday greetings to Janet Hill, Lois Rice and Johnny (Red Jeep) Niewin ... C a r o l and Rus K o n ell celebrated their anniversary by collecting Champagne glasses all over the mountain. (They didn’t swipe ’em either!) Hood-Land Construction Company . Backhoe Ditching Top Soil Sand and Gravel Fill Dirt Clearing Road Building W. (Bill) STIENBARGER Ph. 422 3151 Wemme, Ore. The Snooper ( and The Dirty Bird) P a u lin e and Don Chamberlain, who moved to Arizona a couple of months ago, were recent visitors to their old stomping grounds in H oo d lan d . They were so delighted to be “home” again that they plan to return in the near future. I suspect they will spend as much time in Hoodland as Arizona. Remember my telling you about Bill’s Pill Box, the dandy little gadget Bill Anderson of Rhody invented to carry a weekly supply of pills in daily doses? Bet you’d be surprised to k n o w how well this stocking-stuffer-type product has gone over. Bill's mail order business has recently zoomed beyond the nation-wide market to the world-wide market! Would you believe Bill is in the midst of filling an order of 20,000 pill boxes to be shipped to B risbane, Australia??!? (Must be a lot of sick Aussies!) Lewis Damall called to ask if I could include a special note of gratitude in the column from him and his son Jerry to all the fine people who have helped them through their recent period o f distress. Lewis was afraid he might miss t h a n k in g som eone who participated in the recent benefit dinner at the Whistle Stop. He and Jerry are most appreciative of everything done in their behalf since the death of Mrs. Darnall. (I know how Lewis feels, it is difficult to keep track when many people contribute and no matter how hard you try to thank everyone individually the fear that you might have missed someone remains.) COMING EVENTS: Friday, Sept. 26, Hoodland Women’s C lu b Fun Night at the Hoodland Park Recreation Bldg. Ladies bring a Box-Lunch supper for two and everyone wear Back To-School garb. This could be great fun. Don’t miss it! Wednesday, Oct. 1, regular meeting of the Mountain Players, 8 p.m. at the Lions Hall. Meetings are open to anyone in te r e s te d in c o m m u n ity theater work. Please attend! Friday, Oct. 3, Mountain Players Patron party, from 7 p .m . t i ll ???, at Camp Carothers in Brightwood. (Call 6 2 2 -4 2 3 2 fo r directions) Buffet dinner, refreshments, music, fun and games, free to members and patrons of the Mountain Players, who are welcome to 1 !ng prospective members a irons as guests! Friday, wet. 3, Pancake Supper and Hunters Breakfast sponsored by the Welches School P.T.A. at the Mt. Hood Lions Pavilion from 5 p.m. till the wee small hours! For further details contact Nancy or Jerry Redding. If you want to offer your services call Jill and Jerry Beach who are c h airm en o f th is affair. Donations of $1.00 per child and $1.50 per adult will be RED WI SHOES W hen you are already out in the fie ld if» too late to w ish you had b ought that good pair o f b o o ts . . . So do it now. Irish Setters C « *A 9 5 o f course. In s tT S e n e ^ p ^ SHOP OUR OTHER RED W IN G STYLES EXTRA RUGGED M ADE TO W EA R llvrv '« B-lnvh lK»nt made for ruR<ed duty. (Hl*tunned water repellent \ RIGHT FOR THE 7 OUTDOORS ^ ' — — — — lent her upper«, heavy leather LADIES SPORT BOOT Com-pac's iiUMtle, apring «teel ahank and famous Swiss Vihram lug sole and heel for sure footed traction Crafted in the Red Wing tradition of quality. $30»» W ear ’em. no . m Waterproof! M W in g 't N t w »34 Fully Leather Lined • C elteloee Cushion Ineole O ne-P iece M olded Sole I mm poll them on— you're w t io work in comfort* |J . inch Natural Retan leather upper» "Sweat RrooT Rea- •We »ptu leather mvote that May* fresh, w ilt never crack or curl O il rtMMant Neoprene uMe «nd heel Special heel molded «roomer for perfect Hi A Division 40 EAST Gordon Stono, Clothior M O B -M I* Bids for horticulture and ground equipment have been called for by East Side Area Education District, (M t Hood 622-4232 used for equipment for the new school building. (Thia sounds like a fun idea for fund raising and I ’m delighted to kn ow where I can have breakfast after the Mountain Players party!) In c id e n ta lly , the Open House at the new school attracted enough people to fill the cafeteria for the P.T.A. meeting Tuesday night and although I wasn’t able to attend I heard nice comments about the new building and the m eeting. Faith Fowler is president of the P.T.A., this year and it looks like she has an active group to work with. D IR T Y B IR D DROPPINGS: Dirty Bird put on his Kilts and dropped by Bowman’s to observe the Restaurant Owners of Oregon Association convention in progress. Arriving late in the evening, I chatted with Page Yaw, a great guy, and Eddie Mays, also Jim Shaw. How did he get in the act? D.B. has a hunch Jim was sitting in his favorite spot all the time and the convention just moved in around him. (Snoop adds: the reason D.B. wore Kilts; theme o f th e c o n v e n tio n was “ Highland Fling” !) D ir ty B ird w elcom es, so on -to-b eco m e-perm an ent Marilyn and Bud Nash, who recently bought a lot o ff Fairway Ave. to build a home on. Bud is director o f the Timberline Ski School and is fast proving himself one o f the best in his field, which goes to prove you don’t have to be a prima-donna to run a good ski s ch oo l. The thought just occured that it might be great fun to organize a Hoodland learn to ski program with Bud this winter. (Snoop adds: Great idea, D.B., as long as you do the organizing. 1 think I ’ve spent half my life trying to get things started and I ’ve had it! I t ’s surprising how many o f us “ low-landers” in Hoodland don’t ski - and we’re so close to the finest ski areas in Oregon. Just talked myself into it (with a little nudge from my pal Gudge) so sign me up for lessons, D.B., I ’m willing to try anything once!) D ir t y Bird has been informed by a member of his own family, no less, that he has become a gossip and that the people he writes about resent the intrusion into their privacy. With ruffled feathers, Dirty Bird replies, as a member of the third estate he has a sacred obligation to his country, to the public at large and to the brotherhood he represents, to report the news as it happens, where it happens and how it happens. (Snoop had to read this twice before realizing D.B.’s new role as a reporter hadn’t gone to his head! Just to his tail-feathers!!! Explain to your ever-loving spouse,D.B. she needn’t worry about your gossiping, til people find out who you are, then you can always leave the country!) Dirty Bird noted that Elmer E r i’s in-laws and outlaws gathered Saturday to put to g e th e r a s u r p r is e house-warming for the Eri’s in their new home. Theme was “ why don’t we do this more often” , put together by Red and Ernie Sladky, Crissie Jo and Don Eri, Judy and Carl Newman and Rachel and Rub Stone. There were many great gifts for the new house and a money tree. It was truly a surprise. Elmer was out hauling rock when the happening started to happen. There were tons of food and refreshments by the keg and half gallon and w hen th e goodies finally s ta rte d to run out, the survivors adjourned to the W h is tle Stop where they carried on *til dosing time. D ir t y B ird says th e picture-of-the-week was the look on Fred Gilberts face as he surveyed the scene at the W h ittle Stop on opening won’t get to spy on our party!) Community College). Dirty Bird goes from one Bids will be opened and read end of the mountain to the at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 9 in the office other to note the Englesbys, of the clerk 26000 SE Stark St. the Stiegers and the Arnesons, Information on the bids may were among those who turned be obtained from the college. out F r id a y n ig h t at Thunderhead Lodge to wish ENJOY Nona and Mitch Hanan a fond farewell. The Hanans are great people Portable and D.B. wishes them the best of luck in their new job managing an Inn in the Colorado ski country. Dirty Bird noted Hans acted as host of this no-host function and made everyone welcome in his T H E S A T U R D A Y SHOP, operated by the Society of St. mo6t cordial manner. (Snoop is Paul next to Sunset Theater on Proctor Ave., is open for beginning to wonder why D.B. business only one day a week Saturday, of course. keeps saying such nice things Store sells second hand garments, furniture, brie a brae about Hans, the Thunderhead FROM and antiques. Brother M artin, SSP, and Father David, bartender? Do I detect a barb SSP, put away some o f the articles donated for sale. between the lines - or merely Proceeds go to support overseas mission work of the poison arrows?— (Post photo) 5 0 N Í 2ND GBtSMAM MO 5 4158 Society. Snoop is pleased with the reaction to Dirty Bird for several reasons. First; it’s fun to have someone to talk back to. Second, it relieves me o f trying to make the entire mountain Thomas H. West, USN, son of scene and if I don’t have to go Mr. and Mrs. Isham H. West of to everything, I occasionally Government Camp is serving by KEN BATEMAN get things done around home. aboard the guided missile Then there is the probability frigate USS King. "He didn't have an enemy in the world." . . . You hear it that I will do some traveling in The King returned to its often, especially in funeral homes. Do you believe it possible? the near future, and I can leave homeport at San Diego Calif., O f course it is. In most cases it is the plain unexaggerated truth. the column in capable hands. in early September from a six Only rarely is it emotional oratory. (Did I say “capable”? I must month deployment to the People without enemies are people who do not treat other be out of my mind!) people as enemies. They adhere to the Biblical admonition— W estern Pacific where it The only drawback to "Count him not as an enemy." Even the "enemies of society" supported combat operations Dirty Bird is his modesty. To are not regarded as personal enemias. When other people annoy, in Vietnam. keep his identity hidden he disturb or bother them, they laugh it off or at least retain good A lthough most of the can’t take pictures at various humor. They refuse to allow unpleasantness or unfriendliness to deployment was spent in functions for me. Carting affect their mind and spirit. Being human, they naturally have extended at sea operation, the their likes and dislikes of what people say or do. around a camera is a dead King visited numerous ports in Perhaps their greatest secret in how to avoid having enemies give-a-way. The alternative is Japan, the Philippines and is this: The people they like—know it. Those they disapprove of for you to take pictures! I ’m Hong Kong. —never know it. It is a good formula for living. even willing to lend my camera, rather than go without PEOPLE IN SANDY pics. I hate to have a column B A TEM A N FUNER AL CHAPEL, 520 W. Powell Blvd. HATE LITTERBUGS sans a picture of some Gresham - BT LOVABLE - Hoodlander or other. How about helping me out? Bye now Snoop P.S. Speaking of pictures; Gee whiz, Boss-Lady, you sure must have been hard up to use that one of me and the Boss Man at the company picnic. Bet he was as surprised as I was! I can’t resist fo r Y o u r C ard In This. DIRECTORY - Phono 6 6 6 -4 4 4 8 remarking about your caption with it. Now you know there wasn’t a bit o f sunshine that FURNACE REPAIR NURSING HOMES day, so I was too saluting the . McGUIRE NURSING HOME FURNACE REPAIR S uprem e C o m m a n d e r! I Troy C. Farrington wouldn’t dream of speaking to f 668-4633 Repairs ■ Installation our Mighty Chief before the Prompt 24 Hour Service Home for invalids, convalescent patients, 658 3712 and those needing nursing care Rf. 3, Box 726 proper salute. Usually I get 648 4344 Boring, Oro. 97009 down on my hands and knees M artha C. >LA— McGuire, C; R.N, n il, Lovm ^Lar^fo^h^Age^^&ConvaTescen^™ and say Hail Allah, but since it CHAIN SAWS ORCHARD CREST was a picnic I figured a simple salute would suffice. It did too. NURSING HOME 24-Hour Nursing Care for ambulating and Sales and Sarvica Did you notice, he was actually bed patients. Physicians on call. Sandy Lawn & Garden smiling at me, and usually he One Mile South of Sandy just growls. (Just kidding, 668-6235 110 S. Proctor 668-6336 on Bonstedt Road Supreme Commander, we hired CONCRETE READY M IX OPTOMETRIST hands are truly grateful for your gentle, generous and MT. HOOD REDI-MIX DR. ROBERT D. SCHOUTEN gracious guidance.) Ready M ix Concrata - Crushed OPTOMETRIST Well, I hope I can depend Rock - Sand and Gravel Office Hours 9 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Doily on His Highnesses hip sense of Phone 668-6515 Closed Thursday and Sunday humor, otherwise this will be Mt. Hood Dental Bldg. 668-4313 Plant Located at Firwood Junction Snoop’s Swan Song! (Please 4 ’ 3 E. Pleasant Ave. Sandy don’t fire me Lee, it was all CONSTWC7TON Betty’s fault - she started the PHYSICIANS whole thing and I ’m just Bulldozer - Roadgrader Work getting back at her for using Land Clearing, Road Building ELTON D. LEAVITT, M.D. Free Estimates my picutre. The least she could Physician and Surgeon Large and Small Jobs Accepted have done was mention that Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. CHARLES POW ELL my clothes came from the Daily except Wed,, Sun. Sot. 9-| P.M. Dej's 6 6 5 2 6 1 5 ^ E v e n i n £ S ^ 6 8 4 9 7 3 Cats’ Meow! For a publisher, 668-4117 MEDICAL B ID G , SANDY you really are a pretty good HOOD-LAND CONSTRUCTION CO guy, as publishers go.....) KITCHENAID N E It R IE G E L M A N N A P P L IA N C E S T. West Returns To San Diego E tó Classified Business, Professional Directory H O M E L IT E Dancing Classes Begin Oct. 2 Ed Chaney junior dance classes for 7th and 8th grade students will start Oct. 2 at Sandy grade school cafeteria. Beginners classes are from 7 to 8 p.m. and advanced classes are from 8 to 9 p.m. Social etiquette will be taught along with regular ballroom and c u rre n t popular teen age dances. Sponsors are Mrs. Marilyn Rowell, Mrs. Floy Sandy and Mrs. Ruth Burg. For further information call Mrs. Burg at 6 6 8 -4 0 1 7 . Sandy Airman Completes Basic r Airman F. Bruebaker, son o f M r. and M ra. Fred B ruebaker of Sandy, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex He has been assigned to P ort Hueneme. Calif., for training in th e C iv il e n g in e e r in g mechanical & Electrical field. Airman Uniebaker it a accept your ten-dollars to graduate of Sandy Union High become a patron and you School Sunday morning after the wind-up of the Eri party Saturday night. It was a scene reminiscent of the old lx>< Lodge after a ski crowd party, or the Zig Zag Cellar after play practice. (Snoop asks: it that a nice way to talk about the Mountain Players? You better 'watch It. D.B., or we won't W a THOUGHT FOR THE W Backhoe Ditching « T o p Soil - Sand and Gravel Fill Dirt - Clearing - Road Building W. (BILL) STIENBARGER Phone 622-3151 Wemme, Oregon 97067 FORESTRY CONSULTANT FORESTRY CONSULTANT ANO L A N D S U R V E Y IN G Timber Estimates, Appraisals, Forest Management, land Surveying w . A. NOEHREN, M.D. Physician ond Surgeon Office Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. Mornings by Appointment. 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