12 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur«., May 27, 1971 (Sec. 1)
located on Welches Rd. and Highway 26.
The new Welches school is located a half
mile further up the highway.
Hoodland On The Go
Thursday May 27
Brownies. 2:30 - 3:30 pm at
Welches Grade School
4-H Knitting Class. 4-6 p.m.
Rhododendron, home of
Kay Bechtold
4-H Achievement night 7:30
pm
Welches
School
Cafeteria
MOUNTAIN
PLA Y ER S
PRESENTS:
“ CURSE
YOU JACK DALTON" at 8
P.M Special Show for
BRIGHTWOOD
OIL CO.
Theater, Wemme.
Sunday May 30
Catholic Services: 8 a.m. at St
Johns Catholic Church,
across from Hoodland Park
Plaza, confession heard
before each Mass.
Chapel of The Hills 9:45 a.m.
Bible School, 11 a.m.
Worship Eve. Worship 7-
8:215 p.m.
Episcopal Services: 12:30 p.m.
at St. Johns Catholic Church
across from Hoodland Park
Don’t Let Your
Tank Condense
This Summer.
FILL YOUR OIL
TANK NOW!’ !
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WELCHES SCHOOL MENU
May 31-June2
TUESDAY
Barbecued Pork on Bun
Dill Chips
Carrot Sticks
Jello
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Hot Dogs
Macaroni Salad
June Cake
Milk
Notes
Once again I would like to
alert people to the fact that the
number in the phone book to
call about a fire is for a fire, or
similar emergencies only That
number alerts 10 members of
the fire department and it
makes for a lot of confusion
when someone calls just to talk
to a member of the fire
department.
They all have personal phone
numbers to call for con­
versation. Also you obtain
burning permits from the Zig
Zag Ranger Station not, 1
repeat, not the fire department.
I hope this helps to clarify the
situation. I realize that most of
the calls have been from week­
enders, not residents, but
thought maybe this would alert
some of them.
Keith Bowman called to ask
for a notice to be put in that the
Chamber of Commerce Dinner,
for today, May 27th, has been
cancelled There seems to be
too many conflicting dates set
for this day and the Chamber
thought it would be better to
cancel their dinner for this
evening and settle on a more
convenient date later.
It seems that I inadvertently
left out Nancy Spencers name
By NELL H O W E
H ood-Land Reporter
from the Girl Scout trip to Wind
Mountain The other leaders
brought this to my attention,
and I do apologize Nancy had
even borrowed a larger car so
she could take a group of girls
to the site, plus staying and
assisting the other leaders.
Thelma Riggs had a very
unhappy home coming from
her trip to Hawaii. She had
spent 5 weeks in Hawaii with
her daughter and son-in law
and grandson. Mr and Mrs. A1
Maida and son Richy When she
arrived home it was to a very
empty house. Someone had
broken into her home and had
her color TV, her stereo, her
radio, electric blanket, bed­
spread, curtain from her closet,
a brand new wall to wall car­
peting for the bathroom, her
sewing machine, hanging
lamps, all her silverware, most
of her dishes, 2 watches,
costume jewelry, all her area
rugs, etc, etc. Two tables and
two chairs.
Someone was setting up
housekeeping and decided to let
Thelma supply the m er­
chandise. So if you have new
neighbors and they seem to
have an unusual supply of
excellent furnishings it might
until the tournament is over
and they get the final results in
August to see if they can hang
on to that lead The fact that
they won. even if only for the
one evening, is quite a feather
in their cap The bowlers are
Dianne Peterson, Lex Secomb,
Vi Collier and Clarene Smith.
As they had to have a five man
team for the tournament they
had Carolyn Duff fill in for the
extra team members . We are
pulling for them to come out on
top.
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be cause for suspicion The
police say it looked like hippies
had done the neat job. No
vandalism just removal
It is getting to the point where
one hates to leave his home in
this area because it is too
much of a tramatic experience
returning I’ve got to the point
that I just close my eyes when
we drive up, I don’t want to see
anything wrong
Everyone getting ready for
graduation. Especially the
kids. It’s sorta like starting out
on a whole new life. Our very
best wishes for the future for
the entire bunch.
Our daughter-in-law had a
birthday last Sunday and the
whole family came up for the
big day. Even the day
cooperated for us, it was great.
Tuesday last, was our
daughter, Janices’ birthday, so
we sort of combined the two.
Congratulations to the Zig
Zag Inn Bowling team. They
bowled last Saturday night in
Eugene, at the Oregon State
Women’s Bowling Tournament
and made first place in Class D
with a total score of 2240. In­
cidentally, that is an excellent
score for Class D.
Now they have to sit and wait
A D P RICES
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Plaza.
Monday May 31
HOLIDAY
Note: June 4th last day of
school at Welches Grade
School.
This is the last week of current
events on our calendar until
Saturday May 29
S ep tem b er,
how ever,
Catholic Services: 6 p.m. at St.
during the summer months,
Johns Catholic Church
a calendar of general events
across from Hoodland Park
will continue.
Plaza confession heard If you wish to enter a special
before each Mass.
event in the column, please
MOUNTAIN
PLA Y ER S
call the Sandy Post
PRESENTS:
“ CURSE
Newspaper Office, in
YOU JACK DALTON’’ 8
Sandy, at least a week
p.m. - for Adults-with Suds
ahead of time and they will
and
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be glad to enter them.
Sponsored by Womens Club and Thank you-See you in Sep­
Players. At Lions Pavilion
tember, Joyce and Jill.
Furnace Sales & Service
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children and adults; at
Lions Pavilion Theater
Sponsored by: Womens’
Club and Players.
Chamber of Commerce:
(Dinner) 6:30
Social
Dinner 7:30 at Barlow Trail
Friday May 28
Jr Girl Scouts. 3:30-5 p.m.
Hoodland Park Community
Center
Womens club Prize Nite 8 p.m.
Prize Nite no Buffet held at
the Barlow Trail
MOUNTAIN
PLA Y ER S
PRESENTS.
“ CURSE
YOU JACK DALTON" At 8
p m for Adults: with Suds
and Sing - Sponsored by
Womens Club and Players.
At Lions Pavilion Theater,
Wemme.
All children who will be
entering the First Grade at
Welches next year are invited
to attend "First Grader for a
Day" on Tuesday, June 1.
They may ride the school bus
to school in the morning or
parents may bring them to
Room 23 at 9 a m During the
morning, the children will have
some First Grade fun, and at 11
a m they are invited to have
lunch with the other students
It will cost 25 cents per child.
Parents are also invited to have
lunch at 11 in Room 20. Parents’
lunch is "on the house."
At 12 the future First Graders
will go home with their parents
If you are planning to attend,
please call Welches School (622-
3166) no later than Friday. May
28th at 4 and tell us if you and
your first grader plan to attend
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