14 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., January
7. 1971
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By NELL H O W E
H o o d -L a n d R e p o rte r
Maude and Lyle Daniels
would like to thank the man
who reported to them that their
horse had gotten out, and left
his car lights on until they had
recaptured the horse. The man
then left without leaving his
name, and they are hoping he
will read this and know how
much they appreciated his
efforts.
Chuck Hickey reported he
had a Christmas Card from A1
Green, who is overseas, and
that A1 wished to be remem
bered to his friends on the
mountain, that he wishes them
all a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
I hope some enterprising
person or group will take it
upon themselves to devise a
way to make boxes before next
Christmas. I could not bring
myself to pay the horrible price
of 35 cents for a box that would
barely hold a tie. I should think
that a group like the scouts or
someone could start collecting
small size boxes up to dress size
boxes, recover them, and sell
them during the year and
especially at Christmas for a
nominal fee.
At least we could then afford
ICE COVERED much of the new route
planned for Highway 26 on the mountain
this week as cold weather set in. Here the
bridge over Salmon Creek waits for work
to be again started on it. Chains were
required for travel over the mountain
during the weekend.
(Post Photo)
to put our gifts in boxes At the
price this year, it was either
give the box, or forget the box
and give a gift Maybe they
could go and talk to some of
these box manufactures, and
get rejects, for a good price,
and repair them and or recover
them Hope someone comes up
with a good idea Now I suppose
the market will be glutted with
boxes, and the price will be way
down. Hope not.
The Hood-Land Chamber of
Commerce Prize night will be
Jan. 8, at the Barlow Trail
, Lodge. Dinner starts at 7 p.m.
1 and Game time is 8 p.m.
Always good food and a good
■ tim e at the Hood-Land
Chamber Prize nights
The Annual Hood-Land
Chamber of Commerce All-
Member dinner will be held on
Jan. 21, Thursday, at the Zig
Zag Inn. Social Hour starts at
6:30, dinner will be served at
7:30. This dinner is open to the
public, and they hope past as
well as present members, and
their friends will attend.
Mert and Emma Wheeler
were gone over the Christmas
Holidays. They took a short trip
down into California, after
stopping at their daughters
hom es, to leave off the
Christmas goodies While they
were gone, someone entered
their home and stole Emmas
engagem ent ring, and a
wedding ring of M ert’s
mothers, that was a keepsake.
Emma hadn't been wearing her
engagement ring because it
had become so thin they were
afraid it would break. That’s all
that was taken. Nothing was
disturbed, outside of what was
knocked off the dresser where
the culprit came in the window.
Everyone seems to have
recovered from Christmas and
from the New Year. A few red
eyes, and slow moving shapes
around, but as a whole they all
held up fairly well.
Naomi and Walt Blaisdell
hosted a belated holiday dinner
for the Kasch’s, the Louis
Phelps, the Howe’s and the
Blaisdells. A delicious dinner,
and a most enjoyable evening
was had by all.
Just remember that from
now on for the next 360 some
odd days, you are to write 1971
on checks and what have you.
Wonder how many will goof as I
have done already
already reached their second
10,000 points, and the Hood-
Land area has 7200 points to
date, or $36 worth. Surely there
are some people who have
coupons on hand that have
meant to turn them in but just
haven't gotten around to it, plus
all the people who have done
baking for the holidays, and
have extra coupons. Lets get
them turned in before the
deadline.
We attended the wedding of
Diana Blaisdell and Bill
Bennett in Salem. It was one of
the most enjoyable weddings 1
have been to in a long time. The
Chaplain from Willamette U.,
who performed the services,
had the couple facing the
audience the first part of the
ceremony, and it was delightful
to be able to look at their faces
instead of their backs, all
through the service.
The reception was a lovely
affair. Course the rain and wind
during the drive home were
something else Thought we
would blow away, but made it
in good shape. Diana and Bill
will live in Mt. View California,
where Bill is law student at
Stanford.
Just received word that Fred
Krull passed away Sunday
evening. Our deepest sympathy
to his family. Fred will be
missed on the mountain. It just
won’t be the same at the Prize
nights and other local doings
not to see Fred in attendance.
The Betty Crocker Coupon
Drive for Kidney Machines will
end on May 31. So far enough
coupons have been collected for
3 machines, to date. Sandy has
Vohs Construction Co.
W e m m e , O re g o n
Clearing & G rub b in g
R oad B uilding
F o u n d a tio n Excavating
"S eptic Tanks
S n o w Plow ing
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Hoodland
m e e t set
Tuesday
The Hoodland Planning
Group has called its next
meeting for Jan. 12 at 7:30 at
Bowman’s.
The group will hear talks
from
C lackam as County
planning director Jim Hall and
from Dick Buscher, head
ranger at the Zig Zag ranger
station.
Hall will talk about the
concept of planning while
Buscher will speak on the land
use plan which the forest
service now has in use in the
Rhododendron area.
The meeting is open to all
interested citizens.
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A double ring ceremony in
Salem united Diana Lynn
Blaisdell and Wilfrtxl Donald
Bennett on Dec 27.
Diana is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Walter E. Blaisdell ol
Wemme while the parents ol
the groom are Mr. and Mrs
Donald Bennett of Sunnyside,
Wash
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Chaplin, Reverend Philip E.
H arder,
perform ed
the
ceremony which was held at
Jason Lee Methodist Church in
Salem
The reception for 257 guest
"BAKED GOODS of DISTINCTION"
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was held at the Willamette
University Alumni Lounge.
The bridegroom's sister Miss
Terri Bennett was solist at the
wedding
while
the
bridegroom's father acted as
best man.
Honor attendant was Miss
Betty Jo Hicks of Medford with
Miss Cory
Coleman of
Steilacoom. Wash.. Miss Roy
Heikkala of Washougal, Wash.,
and Mrs Linda Butler the
bride's sister from Wemme
were the bridesmaids.
Ushers were Larry Bennett
and Gary Bennett brothers of
the groom <rc i Sunnyside,
W ash., S tie Tenold from
D allas, Robert Macy from
Baker. Roger Hansen from
Federal Way, Wash , and Dave
Humphrey from Portland
The new Mrs. Bennett was
wearing a red, white and blue
outfit when the couple left on
their honeymoon to Salishan on
the Oregon coast
The bride is a 1970 graduate
of Willamette University and
was a member of Chi Omega
sorority. She now is a
bookkeeper while the groom is
also a 1970 grad u ate of
Willamette where he was af
filiated with Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity and he is
now a law student at Stanford
University
The couple is at home in Mt.
View, Ch'»f while the groom
attends sc hoc'
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