10 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurs., September 2, 1971 (sec. 1)
H o o d la n d o n th e g o
SEPTEMBER2: THURSDAY
Chamber of Comm: Board
M eeting, 7:30 p.m ., at
Bowman’s Golf Club
SATL’RDAY: SEPTEMBER 4
C.C.D. Class. 9: a.m., in Sandy,
at home of Er. Gimple, for
grade-school students.
Catholic Services: 6 p.m., at St.
Johns Catholic Church,
across from Hoodland Park
P laza; confession heard
before each Mass.
SUNDAY: SEPTEMBERS
Chapel of the Hills: 9:45 a m. -
Bible School, 11 a.m. -
Worship. Eve. Service - 7 -
8:15 p.m.
Catholic Services: 8 a m .,a t St.
Johns catholic Church,
across from Hoodland Park
P laza; confession heard
before each Mass.
Episcopal Services: 12:30 p.m.,
at s t. Johns Catholic
Church,
across
from
Hoodland Park Plaza.
MONDAY: SEPTEMBER 6
C.C.D. Class: 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. in
Sandy, at home of Fr.
Gim pl,
for
hi-school
students.
Eire Board: 7:30 p .m , at Fire
Hall, Zig Zag.
W omen’s Club.
(G eneral
M eeting) - 8 p.m ., at
Hoodland Park Community
Center.
TUESDAY: SEPTEMBER 7
10:30 p m , at Fire Hall, Zig
Zag.
SCHOOL STARTS Welches
Grade School & Sandy
Union High School.
WEDNESDAY: SEPTEMBER
8
Chapel of the Hills: 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study.
M o u n ta in b ird
p a m p h le t
a v a ila b le
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For all you bird watchers,
there will soon be a new
pamphlet “Birds of Mt Hood’s
South Slopes.” This list was
compiled by Kirk Horn,
Naturalist, Mt. Hood N.F., and
David B Marshall, Bureau of
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
This booklet lists birds that
are found in the area, and birds
that pass overhead in the
course of their migrations. It
should prove to be a very in­
form ative guide for b ird ­
watchers in this area. The
booklet will be available to the
public late this fail and may be
obtained in the Mt. Hood
Supervisors Office and the
Zigzag Ranger District Office.
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Cindi Hager, 19, attended
MHCC last year This year she
has been
nam ed
MISS
OREGON WORLD in a
statewide competition held in
August. Miss H ager will
compete for the title of MISS
WORIJ1 USA in competition to
tie held Sept 27 in Hampton,
Va The winner of that title will
travel to Dindon for world
competition.
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pollution, if only by animals.
You will have a hard time
deciding where to camp; there
are almost too many attractive
choices. If you choose a site by
one of the deeper pools, you can
cool off with a short swim.
To reach the east end of the
trail, go east from Portland on
U.S. Highway No. 26 for 56
miles to 2 miles east of
Government Camp. Turn right
onto forest road S334 for 1.8
miles (14 mile past Trillium
Lake Campground). Turn left
onto road S39 (second junction)
for 1.9 miles to road S39A Turn
right onto road S39A for 2 miles.
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TUESDAY
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Carrot Rings
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Notes
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S E N T R Y H A S IT!
The trail sign is to your right.
To reach the west end of the
trail, go east from Portland on
U.S. Highway No. 26 for 42
miles to the Salmon River Road
(just below Zigzag, Oregon.)
Turn right and go 5 miles (this
road becomes forest road S38
after 2 miles). The trail starts
on your left at the first concrete
bridge. You pass Green Canyon
Campground 12 mile before the
trail. See attached map
A com plete tra il log is
available at the Mt. Hood
National Forest Supervisors
Office in Portland or at the
Zigzag Ranger Station.
Rutte. Went into Palisades
Cove S tate P ark. What a
beautiful spot they have made
of that. The marina and park
are magnificent, and the little
restaurant is very nice. The
food is gix»d, and well served.
Three sides of the restaurant
are glass so you have a great
view of Lake Billy Chinook and
can watch the boats going in
and out. The water skiing is out
of this world. All that space,
and not enough people to even
notice. Lots of boats, but lots of
room for them all.
Went on over to the other side
and looked over some of the
property, but didn't care too
much for the location. Rambled
all around, then home by way of
Maupin. The w eather was
overcast, but warm, better
than the rain we left here.
Cathy Durr went with us
since she had never been over
to either dam. It is always fun
to show off places to someone
that has never seen them.
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Hoodland Fire Department. This was one
of several crimes in the area this past
week.
(Post Photo)
THE BRIGHTWOOD Tavern was fire
bombed late Tuesday night. Fire damaged
the building but was put out by the
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' By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
We used to see a lot of Jim
and Jo Wahoske on the
mountain but lately, not so
much. Jo dropped me a note
that congratulations are in
order, not only to them, but to
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wahoske
of Seattle.
Martin and his wife are the
proud new parents of their first
child, Bradley Giles, born
August 15. Mr and Mrs. Erank
Giles, of Seattle, are the other
grandparents Great Grand
parents are Henry R Wahoske,
Portland, Mrs. Edith Reid and
Mrs Ered G oldsberry, of
Seattle. Congratulations to
them all.
Jo also was happy to report
that their daughter, Maty Caye
and her husband George Bucks,
have moved from Minneapolis
back to Portland Mary Caye is
expecting in Sept
Bert Stauffer is home on a 30-
day leave from his job in Viet
Nam He looks great and we
are all delighted that he is
home for a spell, even if it is
much too short a time.
Al's Market at Rhododendron
was broken into last Saturday
night, some guns and am ­
munition. as well as many
cig arettes and other stuff
stolen They tried to jimmy the
safe, but only succeeded in
making such a mess of it that A1
had to have Jim Purdy come up
with a cutting torch to open it so
he could continue business in
the morning
We may live out of the big
city, but we sure seem to be
having all the big city
problems Hope they catch
some of these characters soon.
It’s getting so a person hates to
even leave long enough to go to
the store
Now with Mrs. B ender's
giving up the Oregonian route,
we have lost one of our best
watchdogs I don't think folks
realized all the good deeds that
gal performed while on the
p a p e r ro u te
Sorta lik e an
unsung hen» We will miss her.
but know she deserves to give
up one of her jobs After all she
is only one person Our best to
you in the future
Took a ride over to Round
Butte Wen, into to Pelton and
over the back way to Round
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looked pretty bare except for the glaciers.
There was some new snow on the top from
a light storm which came through the area
early last week.
( Post Photo)
Mountain trail good
for overnight packers
Here is another brief resume
on one of our more popular
trails. This is one that is “made
to order” for the overnight
backpacker. The lower end of
the Salmon River Trail No. 742
may be familiar to you. But
have you ever hiked the whole
length? The trail is 14.2 miles
long, and the 8 to 10 miles in the
middle get very little use.
The trail follows the Salmon
River Canyon through a
veritable rain forest. You will
enjoy the views from 300 foot
bluffs, and the many spec­
tacular falls.
You should make this a two
or three day trip in order to
have time to enjoy the scenery.
You'll probably want to try
your hand at angling for the
native trout that are fairly
plentiful in the middle stretch
of the river But do take along
enough food; do not depend
upon the trout for your meals,
as they may not be as hungry as
you are.
Water is plentiful on this hike
and need not be carried. Don’t
forget to purify any water
taken from stream, though; all
open streams are subject to
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Fire Fighters Volunteers: 7:30 -
UNTIL THE KAIN hit us Tuesday the local
rivers and Mt. Hood were showing the
signs of the recent warm weather. Mt.
Hood in this picture taken last Thursday
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