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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1971)
10 - S A N D Y (Ore.) POST Thur»., August 12, 1971 (Sec. 1) Young people set play '4AG“ y é »«•"» I*«« R H O DO DE ND RO N GOVERNMENT CAM P THIS MAP SHOWS some of the road and trails available to hikers in the Mt. Hood area. The roads and trails in the area are The Haunted Tea Room” w ill be presented at Welches Grade School on Aug 27 and 28. The play is sponsored by the Mountain Players and is being presented with actors ranging in age from grade school to high school. There w ill be a single per formance on Aug 27 at 8 p m and a double performance Saturday. The first show w ill be a matinee at 1 p.m. and the second w ill be a night show at 8 p.m. on Saturday. Tickets for the play w ill be 75 cents for students and $1.50 for adults. Those in the play production include: A llison Hymes as Linda Berry, Shelby Aeppli as Lottie Berry, Dan Brown as Dan Smith, Mitch Konnell as Horace Witherspoon. El Lynn Ligatich as Claire Landon, A lice Paugh as Josephine Boggs, Eric Paul as Snoopy Crane, Gary Paugh as Gerald Fenwick, Karen Ligatich as Jessie Jones, Ginger Hall as Ghost. Sound E ffects — Paul Daughtery; Stage Manager — Vickie DeMoss; Stage Hand — J e ff K onnell; P rom pter — Jenifer Johns; Make Up — Lucy Budd. Lorrie Dunham and Tina Purdy; and Stage Hoodland Design — Veda Yancey and Linda Ligatich. A rt show at Bowman's ‘ Artistry in Wood” w ill be shown by Gary Rugers at Bowmans’ on Sunday. The showing w ill be held from 9 a m. to 6 p.m. at the Golf course located on Welches Rd. The show w ill feature custom carving in nature subjects and home decor. vvv Of the 14.5 m illion working people who moved last year, about 1 m illio n received reim bursem ent of m ovim g expenses from employers. PU R E B R E D DALMATIAN PUPPIES MEMBERS OF THE cast of The Haunted Tea Room” practice for their per formances to be given Aug. 27 and 28. The WHOLE marked by numbers. For more in formation persons should contact the Forest Service at Zig Zag. at *35 play is sponsored by the Mt. Hood Players and will feature actors from grade school to high school age in the play. 6 2 2 -3 3 0 6 HO RM EL, 5 LB. T IN FRESH FR OSTED FULL O F FLAVO R CANNED HAMS I* $4J9g . EA U S C H O IC E . ARM CUT SWISS STEAK....... , . 6 9 ‘ BONELESS BEEF POT ROAST..........8 9 e Notes — S C H O IC E » BlfF. U III, B 4L4DI lA U t V.WI CUI By NELL H O W E H ood-Land R eporter Our very deepest sympathy to Paula and Jim Spray for the loss of their son, Robert Riggs. Robert died from inju rie s suffered in an automobile accident. Since then Paula was bitten on the face by a dog, and has had to be in the hospital for several days We hope that she will be home by the time you read this, and well on the way to recovery. The Zig Zag Inn w ill be having another one of their e ntertaining evenings on Friday, August 13. This time they are having a Luau. They will be roasting the traditional pig and all the trimmings. Brightwood Garage > 24-Hour Towing PHONE 6 2 2 -3 1 5 3 Hiway 26 East ■Brightwoo^ Ore, BRIGHTWOOD OIL CO. Furnace Sales & Service Don't Let Your Tank Condense This Summer. FILL YOUR OIL TANK NOW1I! W w k e n d service o u r s p e c ia lty Mobil heating 6 2 2 . « w oil B r ig h tw o o d . O re There w ill be prizes for the best other entertainment, so took in costumes, and a gala evening is the movie one evening. Still planned The big feed should quite warm and still plenty of begin around 8 p.m. Everyone mosquitoes. is invited for fun and frolic. If you are going camping and We have been off traveling the mosquitoes get to you like again, but didn’t get too var they do to me, we found one from home. Went to Campbell thing that certainly helped a Lake out of Paisley for a few great deal. Get one of those days. Fishing was excellent, packages of mosquito coils and I can say that because I you have seen advertised. They caught more than Dave one really work and are great. day. The weather was pretty Went down to Natural Bridge warm and the mosquitoes were campground and took in the all out, but the lake was great sights there. A most amazing for swimming so didn’t suffer sight to see is the Rogue come from the heat. tumbling down then disappear From there we went to Mt. from sight as it goes through a Lassen National Park. Stayed huge lava tube for 200 feet then at Summit Lake Campground comes shooting out to go on in the park It was the only park down stream Quite a canyon that was filled, we got there in and trails all along it. time to get the last campsite. From there we took off for The ranger said the other C o llie r State Park out of campgrounds in the park were Chemult. We love that park, almost empty and he couldn’t and usually manage to stop understand why only the one there at least once in our was filled. I imagine it was travels. We now know why so because it was close to the main many Californians use our park road, and they didn’t have to system. They really don’t have drive off too far looking for a too much to offer in theirs, and campground they certainly aren't as pretty Not being too fam iliar with as ours Then home to clean up the area we took the first empty and take off for the beach for a spot we found. From there we few days. left for the Trinity River, in More on that when we return. hopes of finding a good spot to We w ill be home when you read camp on the river. this. We stayed overnight in Weaverville, Calif. Decided a motel and bath and washing would be m ig hty nice. Weaverville has a most in teresting museum and lots of August 12-19 interesting buildings to see. It was hot, but there was a great SATURDAY: August 14 pool at the motel, so spent most C C D. Class: 9a.m ., in Sandy, of our time in there at home of Fr. Gimp), for The entire length of the grade-school students. T rinity river had no cam Catholic Services: 6 p.m., at St. pgrounds on the river They Johns C atholic Church, were all way back in the hills across from Hoodland Park and that is not what we had in Plaza: confession heard mind, so just kept on driving before each Mass. until we reached Union Creek SUNDAY: August 15 Campground on the Rogue Catholic Services: 8 a .m . at St. River Just the other side of Johns C atholic Church, Crater Lake across from Hoodland Park It is a huge campground, Plaza, confession heard fishing was lousy, but a great before each Mass place, so stayed for several Chapel of the Hills: 9:45 a m. - days. Bible School. 11: a m - The Forest Service puts on a Worship; Eve. Services 7 - movie every week and has 8:15 p.m. Episcopal Services: 12:30p.m., at St. Johns Catholic Church, across from Hoodland Park Plaza MONDAY: August IK C C D Class 7:30 8:30 p.m., in Sandy, at home of Fr G im pl. fo r hi-school students TUESDAY: August 17 Fire Fighters Volunteers 7:30- 10:30p m , at Fire Hall. Zig Zag Womens’ Club (Board M eeting) 8 p m ., at Hoodland Park Community Center WEDNESDAY. August 18 Chapel of the Hills 7 30 p m. - Bible Study fe a tu r in g H unger ' at Bow m an's M t. H o o d G o l f C lu b Sunday Aug. 15 9 a .m . t o 6 p .m . GROUND BEEF..... „ 5 9 c STEW BEEF........... 1. 8 9 <: HALF OR W HO LE. FRESH SILVER SALMON ARMOUR STAR U O Z . CAT FOOD,1=.','. BRIQUETS COFFEE IPET FOOD»" 'HAIR SPRAY I I LB 93«, 3 IB $2.35, IFOLGER'S 10 O Z INST $1.5$ 46 O Z. 3 lB GRAPE & O R A N G E 10 88« »«!«’ i T IN S COCA COLA CRESCENT. G R O U N D BLACK coffee « 89‘ BOLO . 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