10 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thun., May 13, 1971 (Sec. 1)
Welches teacher
receives fellowship
Mountain Players
set play for
May 27,
Nancy Dougherty has been
awarded a Fellowship for the
1971-72 Experienced Teacher
Fellowship Program . The
The Mountain Pleyers will
program will begin with the
present the "mellerdrammer”
coming 1971 summer session at
“Curse You Jack Dalton!" on
the University of Oregon and
May 28 and 29.
continue until conclusion of
The play is being sponsored
spring term 1972
by the Players and the
Only ten teachers through out
Hoodland Women's Club and
the State of Oregon have been
will be held at the Mt. Hood
selected to participate in this
Lions Pavilion Theater at
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program that is truly unique
Wemme. Cost of the adults only
and the only project of it’s kind
show will be a $1.50 donation.
in the United States.
A special show will be held on
The two primary needs with
May 27 for both children and
which this project will be
adults. Tickets for this per­
concerned are : ( 1 ) The urgent
formance will be sold at the
need for regular elementary
door only, while tickets for the
teachers who can work more
effectively with socially,
emotionally and or culturally
handicapped children in rural
or urban schools in the State of
Oregon. (2) The need to modify
existing teacher preparation
programs to successfully teach
emotionally and culturally
The Mt. Hood Community
disadvantaged children
College Associated Students
The program is designed to
and the College Theater will
demonstrate that teachers can
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present the Greek Tragedy
be prepared to cope suc­
OEDIPUS
REX by Sophocles,
cessfully, in the regular
May 13,14, and 15 in the College
classroom, with a large per­
Theater. Curtain time is 8:30
centage of children with
p.m.
behavorial and learning
problems that are presently
routinely referred to specialists
and are currently considered
unresolvable within the regular
NANCY DOUGHERTY a teacher at Welches Grade
classroom.
school has been selected to attend a special program at
Four major areas will be
the University of Oregon this summer and next year. She
covered (1) Theory (2) Field
will return to Welches following the special schooling.
Experiences with Disad­
Post Photo
vantaged (3) Classroom teresting and descriptive ac­ educational adventure.
Management (4) Academic count as Mrs. Dougherty
Mrs. Nancy Dougherty is
BONELESS
Diagnosis and Correction.
progresses
through
the under contract to return to the
Because the variations and program.
district upon her completion of
intensiveness of the training Dr. Hotchkiss, director of this
the program which should
are so extensive and com­ program stressed that one of result in her receiving her M.S.
prehensive in nature that a full the major factors contributing degree in Education, along with
description at this time would to Welches having represen­ her being well equipped to
be an injustice to the program, tation in this unusual program
assist students who for one
the participant, and the reader. was evidence of the district’s reason or another are ex­
The school district will ability and willingness to periencing problems in lear­
however, give a more in- cooperate in an innovative ning.
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Hoodland On The Go
Episcopal Services: 12:30 p m.
Brownies: 2:30 -3:30 p.m. at
at St. Johns Catholic
Welches Grade School
Church, across
from
Chapel of the Hills: Bible
Hoodland Park Plaza
Study, 7-8:15 p.m.
Monday May 17
4-H Knitting 4-6 p.m. at the C C D Class 7:30 8:30 p m. in
home of Kay Bechtold,
Sandy, home of Fr. Gimpl
Rhododendron
4-H Leather Craft: 7-8:30 p.m.
H.Y.P.O. Volleyball-7:30 p.m.
at Welches Grade School
at Welches Grade School
Tuesday May 18
Extension Unit - 10:30 a.m. - Womens Club. Brd Mt. 8:00
2:00 p.m. at the Hoodland
p.m. at Hoodland Park
Park Community Center
Community Center
Friday May 14
Firefighters Volunteers Class &
Jr. Girl Scouts: 3:30 - 5 p.m. at
Drill: 7-10 p.m. Fire Hall
Hoodland Park Community Knit Class (Adult) 7-9 p.m.
Center
home of Kay Bechtold-
Chamber of Commerce PRIZE
Rhodie
NITE Buffet: 6:30 p.m. -
Wednesday May 19
Prize Nite - 8 p.m. at the H.Y.P.O. - Meeting 7:30 p.m. at
Barlow Trail
Hoodland Park Community
Saturday May 15
Ctr.
C.C.D. Class: 9 a.m., in Sandy, 4-H Cooking 3:30 p.m. at the
home of Fr. Gimpl
home of Jan Strebin-Rhodie
Catholic Services: 6 p.m. at St
Johns Catholic Church,
across from Hoodland Park
Plaza, confession heard
before each Mass
Liz Laws called me from San
It was funny to listen to them
Diego to inform me of the birth If that is a sample of how many
of her first grandson. Troy show up during school, I can
Atherton Guard entered the imagine what it is going to be
world this month, and no one like when school is out.
could be prouder than his
I'll say this much for the life­
grandmother, unless, of course, guards, they were on the ball.
it is his Great Grandparents, They certainly kept everything
Wilada and Malcom Rappe of under control.
B rig h tw o o d
O ur
I was surprised at how few
congratulations to them all
kids from over east of the
Wilada Rappe has just mountain had long hair. Maybe
returned from Hawaii where ten out of the entire group Most
she spent Mothers Day. Liz amazing Maybe it is too hot
Laws is a former resident of the over there and they can’t stand
mountain and says hello to her all that hair.
many friends.
Had a letter from Pat and
Barbara Lymp, would have it Bob Matheson and they are still
known that her dog, Roach, has living in their camper while
the largest vocabulary of any they get their house ready. Pat
dog around Roach ate their says the only drawback is the
dictionary last week and has long trip from the truck to the
been in the doghouse ever house to get into the
since. Wonder what he had to refrigerator. When Bob started
say about that.
on the Pigeon house, with the
Went to Kah-Ne-Ta last sledge ham m er, everyone
Monday and really picked the turned out to watch. Pat said
wrong day. It was hot enough, for a while it looked like the
but every Eastern Oregon High Alfred Hitchcock movie, The
School must have been having Birds. Pigeons all over the
skip day, or something. Bus place. One of the neighbors
load after bus load. You should came over and helped Bob
have heard the loud cries when catch the squabs.
the'long haired kids found out
They love the country and we
they had to wear a bathing cap. can hardly wait to drop in on
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"COST CONSCIOUS COOKERY'
IN THE MAIL,
Thursday May 20
Catholic Services: 8 a m., at St
Johns Catholic Church,
across Hoodland Park
Plaza; confession heard
before each Mass
It's Suds and Sing time again were elected for the coming
Chapel of the Hills 9:45 a m and this popular event will be year which commences July
Bible School; 11 a m - held at the Lions hall on Friday, 1st.
Worship Eve. Worship 7- May 28 and Saturday, May 29
President, Vi Collier; Vice
8:15 p.m
As seat ing if restricted due to Pres. , Lex Secombe, Treas.,
fire regulations, tickets will be Florence Hoffman; Recording
pre sold for each night and are Sec.,
Dana
Thornberg,
available
through
Club Corresp. Sec., Birdie Stien-
BRIGHTWOOD
members, or at the Zig Zag Inn barger; Historian, Glenda
and the Devil’s Den Donation Thornberg; Nom. Comm.,
OIL CO.
is $1.50 per ticket which admits Naomi Blaisdell, Chairman,
Furnace Sales & Service
one to an evening of "Curse Mary Lou Dunham, Sally
You, Jack Dalton", a melo­ Hurlbutt, Elaine Moore. Gene
O o n ’t L e t Y o u r
drama, olio acts and a sing-a­ Clausing; Members at Large,
long The suds will be available Lou Kipp, Gladys Kiefer, Pat
Tank Condense
throughout the performance. Cushman.
Lois Rice and Florence
T h is S u m m e r.
The Womens Club Board
Simmons want to remind members will meet Tuesday,
FILL YOUR OIL
everyone that they still need May 18 at 8 p.m., and the in­
TANK NOWHI
many items for the auction to stallation of officers will be on
be held July 4th In fact, they Monday, June 7 at 8 p.m., the
Wwk.nd M r » c . out specialty
expect each womens club last regular meeting of the
M o b il
member to donate a ton of year
goods each Non members will
The last Fun Nite of the
h e a t i n g 622a4eo4 be excused with lesser weights season
will be at Alpine Hut on
Furniture appliances, and Friday, May 28.
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large items will lie auctioned
B rig h tw o o d , Ore
Smaller items are needed for
AWOL nabbed
the Country Store section
The auction will beheld in the
Jimmie Buchanan. 19, of P O
afternoon of July 4th at the
Box
95, Fairview, was arrested
Recreation Building, following
the Lions Club breakfast which May 5 on a charge of being
will be held at their pavillion in AWOL from the U.S Marine
the morning The Country Store Corps
2 4 -H o u r T o w in g
Sheriff's reports said he was
will be open for business on
taken
into custody and lixlged
Saturday, July 3rd, with a
preview of the auction items foi in Rocky Butte Jail.
the following day
Lais and Florence are also
Large Contributor
The combined value of the
collecting clothing for a
Rummage Sale to be held July nickel and cppper produced in
10th at the Sandy Womens Club Ontario, Canada, in 1968 had a
Articles for both events will be value of more than half of the
for all Ontario’s minerals
collected at the Hoodland total
produced during the year. The
Recreation building Call either Sudbury basin, where Interna­
Lois at 622-4223 or Florence at tional Nickel has mining opera­
• P H O N E 622-3153
622-4585 about collection
H iw a y 2 6 East
tions, was responsible for nearly
At the May meeting of the all of the province’s nickel pro­
^Irightwood^Onr
Womens Club, the following duction.
SELL YOUR HOUSE
WITH A CLASSIFIED AD
BEDDING
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PLANTS ea.W W j
Cadett & Senior Scouts: 3:30-5
p.m. at Hoodland Park
Community Ctr.
Chamber of Commerce:
General Mt 7:30 p.m. at
Bowmans Golf Coub
H.Y.P.O. - Volleyball - 7:30
p m. at Welches Grade
School
Brownies: 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. at
Welches Grade School
Chapel of the Hills: Bible Study
7-8:15 p.m.
4-H Knitting: 4-6 p.m. at the
home of Kay Bechtold,
Rhodie
If you have any special,
events that could be entered
on the calendar, please call
Jill Beach - 622-3301, or
Joyce Bowman - 622-4422,
and we will be glad to enter
them.
them. Hi, you guys.
There must be all kinds of
things going on but no one has
called.
Let me know if you have
some news for the paper Just
give me a call and I will see
that it gets in the paper.
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m e Theban legend was
already old when Sophocles
wrote the play between 430 and
425 B.C. The story relates the
downfall of Oedipus, King of
Thebes, as a result of a
predestined catastrophe.
BOSTON
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Sunday May IK
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two main performances are
being sold by Mountain Player
members,
Women
Club
members and at the Zig Zag
Inn and Stevens and Sons
Jewelry in the Lloyd Center.
No alcholic beverages will be
served at the special showing
on May 27 but will be served at
the May 28 and 29 per­
formances along with a sing-a­
long
The "mellerdrammer” will
start at 8 p.m. for all three
performances and is directed
by Marge Carothers.
'Oedipus Rex'
M ay 13-14-15
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Thursday May 13
Notes
By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
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