Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, December 21, 1972, Page 11, Image 11

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    Thur»., Dec. 21. 1972 (Sec. 1) S A N D Y (Or«.) POST - 11
M ini-courses a t
W elches in need
of a d u lt helpers
Hoodland Happenings
By M A R G E CA R O TH ER S
TIS THE SEASON TO BE JO LLY : And i f you don’t believe it •
move to the mountain! Everyone is dashing hither and yon doing
all the usual holiday chores while trying not to miss too many
parties
A new group of mim-courees photography, karate, knitting,
will «tart at Welches Grade sketching, electronics, fishing,
SPEAKING OE PARTIES: Erank and Florence Simmons
School on Jan II Theee claaoea kite making, mountain clim ­
hosted their annual cocktail party for close friends and followed it
will run for six weeks and are bing, piano, beauty class, and
up with a lovely dinner party at the Zig Zag Inn
A surprise
birthday party was held for Florence Jancan at the Barlow T ra il
taught every Thursday and first aid
Friday from 2:40 to 3:10.
Inn Friends gave her a tree laden with bills - the kind you spend
The school district is in­
The school district is in­ terested in h earin g from
Also honored with surprise birthday parties were Collette
terested in hearing from adults anyone who can help in any of
Bartruff Gen howard and Karen Nickolas
Collette and M e rrill
in the mountain community these areas or who have other
B artruff celebrated their anniversary with an impromptu party
who would be Interested in courses they could construct.
starting Sunday afternoon It gathered steam by midnight and
teaching or helping instruct one Contact the school at 02-3166, if
was in full bloom Monday a m Helping with this party were
of the mini-courses.
Ix-ona and Loren Purdy who arrived from Canada to spend the
you wish to participate in the
holidays with their Hoodland friends and relatives (Loren is
A survey of the students in program
the fifth through eighth grades
much improved but still taking it easy after recent heart attack >
Mini-courses will again be
who participate in the program
Jack Secomb got to celebrate his natal day at the Zig Zag Inn
offered this spring.
was taken and the following is a
Christmas party
The annual Christmas Party at the Barlow
The past six weeks the
T ra il Inn is tonight (Thursday)
And Eileen Anderson makes it
list of subjects they expressed
courses offered were: jour­
Party time where ever she is Everyone is delighted to have her
an interest in having taught
home from Arizona for the Holidays.
Boxing,
w eight
liftin g , n a lis m , G e rm a n , Spanish,
W E L C H E S G R A D E School su p rrin trn d rn l E s rl Covey
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woodshop. home economics, tumbling, balance beam, chess,
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look* over ■ damaged door The door w a* damaged along
p ain ting , dancing, sewing, chorus, photography, story
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRiJCRAM sponsored by the Hoodland
Fiesta
were
advance
crew
ol
planner*
and
decorator*
with aeveral other* when vandal* broke Into the x h o o l
I-utheran Church ( in cooperation with the other Churches on the
le a th e r
c ra ft,
fu rn itu re telling, swimming, puppetry,
who paused for pix day prior to big a ffa ir at Hoodland
over the weekend We wonder II thime who did the
d ra m a ,
making, ping pong, square b a c k p a c k i n g ,
mountain)
has been well planned by program chairman, Ed
Women's Club Bldg. Standing, left to right, are K.J.
damage took tim e to read the me«*age on Covey* door
Steubs, for Sandy. Dec 24, at the Hoodland Women's Club Bldg
dancing, chess, tennis, pool, basketball, poetry, arithmetic
duBiel, Lou Kipp. M ary Schm idt and Sally liu rlb u tt. In
( Post photo)
a rc h e ry ,
d ra m a ,
g u ita r. and pottery
Everyone is invited to attend and holiday visitors to the
front are Jo T aylo r and M a rija n e Jackson.
mountain are equally welcome The program starts at 6:30 p m.
(Post photo)
followed by a social hour at 8 p m Those wishing to stay for the
Nigbstar 2«
Candle Light Service are welcome to remain
WE GIVE
at Welebes Read
Participating in the program are Pastor Lyle L Wahl, the adult
Wsmms, Orsgea
choir director, Verna Jean Everett, children’sChoir director, Jim
PRICES EFFECTIVE
Roberts production coordinator. Mike Conrad, pianist and Metta
THUR5.. FRI & SAI
Furnish, organist.
Df ZF mbep 2 i 22 4 23
The program includes Choir and group singing and a special
THE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT AG STORES WISH YOU
film titled "Christmas Is ." The Candle Light Service w ill be
conducted by Rev Irv in g Wickner of Concordia College
Be sure you are right before
K A O FUND F j ESTA HUGE SUCCESS: Yours Truly was
you press the button to blast »he certainly right about Hoodlanders refusing to allow a little in-
pest from your houseplant
convenience (like lousy weather conditions) spoil a good cause
Not all pesticides may be Over two hundred persons participated in the day-long Kidney
useu indiscrim inately outdoors As.sc affair
MEMBERS OF UNITED GROCERS
or inside a home.
Chairman of the B ill Brooks Memorial Fund Fiesta, Lou Kipp,
ARMOUR STAR, HALF OR WHOLE
SHO P t API Y 1 M o il A G Stores will Close o t 6
Labels g iv e the c o rre c t gratefully toted something in the neighborhood of $2,500 to the
PM C h m tm a s f ««• ond rem ain rln .e d Christ
directions for safe use and bank . with the promise of more to come Lou certamtly had the
m o i Day
should always be consulted to cooperation of the entire area on this project and she deserves a
determine the su itab ility for great big pat on the back fo r instilling such enthusiasm in
use indoors
everyone
CH O PP ED OR
W ilbur W B urkhari, area
Lou gave me a lengthy list of those she wanted mentioned for
MINCED
extension agent, pointed out the their special efforts - but space lim its me to a few Georgia
difference as being im portant Vermaas, M arijane Jackson, Jo Taylor, Jo, Bruce and Marc
WATER added for
/ TENDERNESS AND
to the homeowner from the Bowman, Sally H urlbutt, M ary Schmidt, Silvia Martin, Kay
FLAVOR'
standpoint
of
p re v e n tin g gechtold. Lith Kay, B.J duBiel. Dottie Bruns, Bernice Snow,
damage to fabrics, painted Dolly Fouch, John M artin. Ray Thornberg, Dick Petrie, a ll the
Bcv’cc Bv**
surfaces and fu rn iture
merchants who donated some 60 gifts and all the artists who
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TINS
a m
Some pesticides form ulated donated works of a rt
fo r o utdoor use w ill per-
While Lou was eager to thank one and all - everyone else was
RBfSl GRADE a
manentlv stain fabrics and asking me to “ be sure to give Lou Kipp the credit she deserves for
furniture when used indoors, endless hours of e ffo rt” . A great job w ell done by a fantastic lady
Other types of pesticides whom we all love! (Not just for this one thing but because she
sA/ith le n d e r Ti-ner
Fresh-Ft osted
norm ally used safely outdoors contributed as much tim e and effort to every worthwhile project
have an odor that becomes in Hoodland.)
3 e
16 24 IBS
10 14 IBS
unbearable when used in the
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confines of a home
LAST BUT NOT LEAST: Everyone breathed a sigh of relief
•»ÇjsAo' S’irie
This type of m aterial is when Gene Bowman's sudden trip to the hospital didn't result in a
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available for home use in heart attack or something equally serious He was allowed to
premium grades, a more highly return home but is s till undergoing tests
FRESH T U R K E Y S A V A I L A B L E A T A G * P L A C E Y O U R O R D E R E A R L Y !
refined form with the same Jean Hickey w asn’t so lucky. Her recent accident required a
effectiveness but without the lengthy hospital stay and her many friends are sorry she won't be
MRS SMITH'S
BIRDS f v t FROZEN
BIRDS EYE
s ta in in g and o b je ctio n a b le amongst them fo r the holidays.
°^ors
Plans for the Caroling Party (sponsored by the Mt Players) are
Another im portant factor to m e rrily rolling along with many families planning to participate
be considered in control of Everyone < of any age) is welcome to join the fun at 6 p.m at the
C'tC”
D fS S tR '
M IN C E OR
Sovce • <»»
pests of indoor plants is the Hoodland Women’s Club Bldg Trucks full of straw w ill be
PU M P K IN
lORPlNL’
9O Z
^•ori Orvons
p la nts a b ility to withstand provided and the evening w ill end with hot chocolate and donuts in
o* Po*o*oev
TUB
26 o t
pesticide applications.
front of a huge fire
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House plants generally grow
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in an a rtific ia l environment
SINCE GIVING UP the tradition of sending Christmas Cards
much w arm er than the natural some four years ago - please consider this my personal message
habitat
to each and everyone of you. May the sp irit of this holiday season
Crisp, |reen
This keeps the plant in a remain in your heart throughout the coming year With all good
tender or soft condition 'hat wishes and much love for you all. most fondly. Margie Carothers
Bag
may not tolerate the chemical
pesticide and senous damage is
done to leaves and stems
B u rk h a rt suggests using
soapy water, a soft brush and
Stalk
patience to remove insects
from foliage of house plants.
Stubborn insects covered
with waxy coatings can be
more easily removed by use of
m ild washing detergents to cut
through the protective wax and
loosen the insect for washing
away w ith clear water
Another method calls for
for
using a cotton swab dipped in
oa.
oa.
alcohol to rem ove insects
I
M BMN « >
■ W
having the protective coatings
N E W BRIM
POPULAR BRAND
RESERS
House plant insect problems
are m in im iz e d by m aking
c a re fu l e x a m in a tio n o f a ll
M A X I M FREEZE DRIED
co nta ine rs
and
p ro m p tly
isolating any plant found to
have insects
CRANBERRY
OCEAN
The isolated plant is given a
16 o i
PT
SPRAY
TINS
thorough
tre a tm e n t
to
MANDARIN
eradicate all pests before being
FRESH
WESTERN
placed with those free of in­
I I ot
FAMILY
TINS
sects.
KRAFT MINIATURE
When re potting house plants,
10 b o l
use o nly s te riliz e d p o ttin g
PKG
media or heat sterilize your soil
TACK O LANTERN
before it is used
26 oi
■
HU S
29 o i
BTLS
Media that has not been
OT
TIN
sterilized may carry hiber
K it. C H R IS T M A S T R E E at Hoodland Park P la ta is held
SCHILLINGS BLACK
nat ing insects, eggs or dormant
IH ‘" i l V A l U A B L f C O U P O N T " ’W
b\ Ed Steubs and Gus Turner who later hoisted decorated
fungus diseases capable of
tree atop P la ta sign for annual "Guess How M any
th riv in g when b ro ug ht to
Lights" contest. People are invited to deposit their
warmer indoor temperatures
guesses at any of the P lata shops
tP o sto h o to i
’ Pesticides
dem and
caution
Hoodland
PARK PLAZA_
am s
Gorton's Clams
$100
PORK ROAST
PORK STEAK
PORK SAUSAGE
SLICED BACON
CANNED HAM
WIENERS
FRESH OYSTERS
TURKEYS
Í
C o o l-W h ip
Frozer Pies
Frozen Pens
39
49
3 sl°°
CELERY
PINK
GRAPEFRUIT
59c
$J09
Coffee
$186
Coffee
DIPS FOR
CHIPS
SOUR
CREAM
Sauce
COKE, SPRITE,
FRESCA OR
SIMBA
$100
W Dtp
Oranges
M arshm allow s
Golden Yam s
EGG
NOG
Pepper
’"Hl VALUABLE COUPON I W
PIllSBURY
D A R IG O ID
BISCUITS
BUTTER
AKA Q
P
BUI If UMILI
OK
y srm
COUNTRY
S'YU
8O Z
TUBE
CUBES
10*
CRESCENT HALVES
79‘
sono
PRINTS
A PIECES
W aln u t M eats
W 'V il V A lU A B lf C O U P O N W
HUNT'S
iTlY"Hl VALUABLE COUPON
Tom ato Juice
46 oi
TIN
WESTERN FAMILY
Corn
CKf AM SlYK
( W HO U Kt SHI I
KRAFT CHEDDAR
CM
Cheese
! Labels a id to Y ule s h o p p in g
83
17oi
tins
"Crocker Barrel
N o i Variety Pack
WESTERN SHORES
A lum inum Foil
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When you th in k about
Christmas gift purchases, look
for the product inform ation on
the label or in the customer
handbook.
This in fo rm a tio n can be
helpful to you as a buyer and
may prove invaluable to the
person re c e iv in g the g ift,
emphasizes M arilyn Lunner,
Oregon Stale U niversity ex­
tension agent
If you are selecting clothing,
remember that a ll garments
must now c a rry care labels as
well as fib e r content and size
information, says Mrs Lunner,
Thinking
ahead
about
the
tim e and money involved in flam m ability control
garment care w ill make the gift
If you’re considering a g ift of
that much more thoughtful, food, check the lab el in ­
especially if you’re giving to a fo rm a tio n on in g re d ie n ts ,
bachelor son, working wife, or grade standards, and amount'
m other
w ith
preschool Some items may even include
children
information on calories and
New rulings on flammable nutrition.
fabrics are now in effect.
Small electrical appliance«
A11 children’s sleepwear up to should show a U L label in­
size 6X must carry labeling dicating they are electrically
that cautions the buyer in case safe
the particular garment is not
Television and microwave
flame retardant
ovens must meet consumer
The same is true for small safety standards for radiation
scatter or area rugs that you levels, and the products should
may be considering as home state thia fact, often thia in­
furnishings gifts Un both, look formation is on the back oi the
for labels that tell you about product
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