Thurs., Nov. 20, I960 (See. 1) T H i S A N D Y (Ore.) POST
Hoodland Girl
In OSU Concert
SPOTLIGHT ON
H o o d la n d
B u s in e s s
S h e lle y
Sperr
of
G overnm ent Camp, is a
member of the Oregon State
University Madrigal Singers.
They will present their fall
co n c e r t November 20 at
Oregon State University.
Miss Sperr is a freshman at
the university, majoring in the
School of Humanities and
Social Sciences.
Under the direction of Prof.
Karl M oltm ann o f the
Department of Music, the
choral group will sing a varied
selection of English, Italian and
German madrigals, both sacred
and secular.
Keeney To Join
MHCC Staff
Barlow Football Coach
Hoyt Keeney will join the
fa c u lty
a t M t. H ood
Community College next fall.
V e r n o n T r ie b w a sse r ,
athletic director at Mt. Hood,
said Keeney will coach football
and wrestling and will teach
classes in physical education.
K eeney
a lr e a d y has
submitted his resignation at
Barlow, effective next June.
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be present to win.
Only persons over the age of
21 will be eligible for the grand
prize of a $9,000 piece of
property donated by Alan
Jbnsen’s Mt. Hood Properties
Real Estate Co. Opening
festivities will continue for
several weeks in order for all
Hoodlanders to join the fun in
g ettin g acq u ain ted with
Hoodland’s newest business
establishments.
M e r c h a n t s e x p r e sse d
themselves as pleased with the
opening-week turnout, despite
som ew h at
u n fa v o r a b le
c o o p e r a tio n
from the
weatherman.
¡Welches PTAf
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Nell’s Notes
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By NELL HOWE
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entered and wno wasn’t. So get
your registration slip turned in,
and get out all the lights and
decorate everything up.
If you wish to put an ad in the
Chamber of Commerce Booklet
be sure and get the information
to them by December 1. This
booklet will be a map, and all
the business places, and places
of interest in the Hood-Land
area. Most informative and
they want to get it to the
printers so that they can have it
ready for distribution by the
first of the year.
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ATLAS REVERSE
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Ralph and Juanita Curtis,
longtime purveyors of Don
P a b lo ’s Mexican Food in
R h o d o d e n d r o n , returned
recently following a two year
“ sa b b a tic a l” in Eastern
Oregon.
While exploring the wide
open spaces and the vicissitudes
of log truck driving and radio
a n n o u n c in g , th ey grew
nostalgic for the tall trees and
friendly folk of the Hoodland
area.
“Thais excitement in them
thar hills,” commented Ralph
and Juanita with not much
originality as they laughingly
watched a Sandy Post reporter
pour too much hot sauce on
his enchilada. “We had to leave
in order to realize that this is
the garden spot in the green
state of Oregon.”
At that moment the door
burst open and the three Curtis
Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner
AT THE
i4l«Urcrt«lc ^.estanrant
‘ THE HEART OF HOODLAND DINING ’
LO CA TED 8 MILES EAST OF SANOY, OREGON
HIGHWAY 26 A T A LOERCREEK
boys tumbled in for their
quarter-hourly glass of 7-Up.
“Richard and Thomas are
attending the beautiful new
W elches S ch ool,”; Juanita
volunteered
“Juanita and I are taking an
adult evening class at Mt. Hood
Community College,” Ralph
a d d ed . “ T h at’s another
advantage of living in this area.
It’s unspoiled as the Forest of
Arden; yet cultural activities
are within easy reach.”
“ Y ou can ski in the
afternoon and attend a lecture
in the evening,” said Juanita.
“The sunshine of Eastern
Oregon is just over the hill,”
grinned Ralph. “And in the
other direction, the greatest
coastline in the world is r
too far away.”
A terrible crash .c^ounded
from the rear of tne Mexican
restaurant, where the Curtis
boys had disappeared. “And
it’s a great place to raise boys,”
com m ented Juanita rather
weakly.
“You bet!” cried Ralph,
warm ing to the subject.
“Now...wouldn’t you like some
more hot sauce?”
“ N o thank y o u ,” I
whispered hoarsely. “But I will
take another pitcher of that
good mountain water.”
Homemade candy will be on
sale in the cafeteria. Seventh
grade mothers will donate the
sweets for this month.
Parents will be welcome to
visit
their
children’s
classrooms, see some of their
work and talk with their
teachers.
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