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T h u n , A p ril 5, 1 9 7 3 (Sec Vandalism may shorten Rhodo PO Lobby hours The lobby hours <4 the U S Pott Office in Rhododendron may be curtailed in the near future According to poatmasler Hal A Dudley, vandalism and lock box lam penng are (he reasons Dudley in a letter to the Post stated "Due to the recent wave of lock box lam pen ng and vandalism il may become necessary to cit«e the lobby of the Khtdodendron Post Office except when there is Post Office personnel on duty This would mean the lobby would be open only I t S A N D Y (O r * .) P O S T - ' v w u u w 13 U'U" Hoodland Happenings By FRAN NORTHRUP A H E M '1 I just checked our stable of writers, and I suspect someone left the door open so looks as if it’s once more around the track Some how I feel that if the Good Lord had meant for me to write, he'd have put erasers on the end of my hands' ooo HAPPENINGS: The party for George Staggs at the Barlow T rail had to be a huge success by our standard Over 200 people signed the guest book, but that wasn't nearly all of them Everyone appeared to be having a marvelous time much food, music, and dancing I ’ m sure it must have been heart-warming for George to greet so many of his friends George’s wife, I^orraine, was also on hand to share in what was, perhaps, a sad- happy occasion George was a very busy man last week, as he also hosted a special dinner party for more friends Interesting menu as I understand It was Moon on Biscuits and Country Gravy, In February 1973, $31,680,018 was for George on Gizzards and Steak Strips and of course, other 2,087 new dwelling units, $13,349,899 was Goodies! for new nonresidential construction, and ooo $8.437,355 was for additions, alterations, THE MOUNTAIN PLAYERS played to a full house again and repairs to existing structures Saturday night' A warm, friendly, appreciative, audience joined For the same month last year, the in and enjoyed “She Was Only a Farm er’s Daughter” , w ith all of $50,373,778 total of permits was competed the Special Acts, Sing-A -Long. and fun that goes with it. They w ill of $37,202,680 for 2,905 new dwelling units, do it all again next Saturday night. April 7 same time, same THE MAD-HATTERS dancers are a a fu ll house enjoyed the production. It w ill everything This might be a good time to toss in a reminder that $6,633,060 for new nonresidential con special fe a tu re d u rin g the M ountain begin at 8 p.m., but get there early for a all of the money derived from these productions goes toward struction, and $6,538,038 for additions, Players production slated for Saturday good seat. The place is the Lions Club hall reconstruction of the Log Theater new gains are being made a lte ra tio n s , and re p a irs to e x is tin g night. The main feature w ill be "She Was at Wemme. all the time, and your enthusiasm and participation are very structures Only a F a rm e r’s D aughter." Last weekend ( Post Photo« much appreciated Another play, “Born Yesterday” , goes into rehearsal shortly . more about this later WE G I V E PRICES o oo ' Highway 28 EFFECTIVE PEOPLE Wonderful to see Katie Hackett home from hospital APRIL 5 , 6 A 7 Shirley and Jim Lundstrum, who own the Sno Bird Drive-In, back at Welches Road MEMBERS OF from a little R & R in Reno Janie and Pete Carlson and fam ily Wemme, Oregon WELCHES UNITED GROCERS, I MC. home from Hawaii. SCHOOL M ENU Birdie Steinbarger is in Maryland keeping an anxious eye on MONDAY, A p ril 9 daughter, Joanie 1 Gramboi Hollenbeck who has been very ill. but Pork Chop Suey is making a fine comeback worlds of love to you Joanie C liff on Noodles Troland has something cookin’ (I think) but can’t reveal just what Cabbage Wedges yet Sherry Cartwright remember her hand reading talents? Hot Buttered Roll She does this for fun, of course, but the other night I had my Apricots turn what she said was so "rig h t on", I was slightly agog! I get M ilk FULL CUT a second reading when she remembers to bring her glasses TUESDAY. A pril 30 W eek-end guests of Fred and Betty Bush were Fred’s charming OR THICK Scalloped Potatoes daughter, Pam, and son-in-law Nick Konbas Richard Lip- and Franks CUT SWISS pincott W illiams, Editor of Time-Life Books, plans to spend the Buttered Com summer right here on this very M ountain!! He has been doing a Egg Salad Sandwich U.S.D.A. series of books on "W ilderness Areas of the West” . He spent last Crisp Apple Halves summer at Hood's Canal w riting "Wilderness Areas of the CHOICE M ilk Olympic Penninsula” This summer it’s our turn, as he does, WEDNESDAY. A p ril 11 KXUSStJSOA C h QKE “ Wilderness Areas of the Cascades". However, his immediate S |S « Oven Fried Chicken TOP ROUND STKAKS concern is to find a house to rent for the months of June, July, and Steamed Rice August it should be fa irly large, as he has six children, and if Honey Buttered Cornbread it’s on a stream or river that would be a pleasant plus He arrives BO Tf OM RND. STKAKS H lG H Q U A U rr Applesauce Friday, and w ill be a houseguest of Dick and Margaret Seller for GROUND ROUND THURSDAY, A p ril 12 a very short stay Baked Beans ooo Tossed Green Salad THIS 'N TH AT: The Post Office in Rhody was broken into twice *H O LF SALAMI Hot Buttered Combead in as many weeks. Well Hoods . . now really . . . aren’t you UIN^HKONMKAT Ib U R V n lW R ■ 6 < OZ WAre'p ADD eo F ru it getting a bit carried away’’ ? SHAPE UP!! M ilk O tt MONTI SW'EHHt AIT Next time you're in Downtown Rhododendron, check out the FRIDAY, A p ril 13 . SUCKD BACON Log Lodge Mayrose and L a rry Godsey have a beautifully SdBRRWriii VlRRnARNBAAflNINBNMRBMR Tomato Rice Soup remodeled and redecorated dining area ifo r families, too) and a Chicken Salad Sandwich very warm, cozy, new bar! T ’was difficult to leave! PLAV-R PAC • M.c.p. : Cheese Sticks IDAHO GEM A sizeable contingent of gal bowlers from this area w ill be flying Cake to Las Vegas Thursday to bowl in the National League Bowling M ilk Tournament Wow) We wish them all sorts of Lack in whatever 4hey do fo the Magic City We ll be bearing mare from them 7 / / ? later at least 1 think we w ill. f ( h a t .» I u a k ’i i K f . Gary Lewis has generously consented to be Guest Columnist for ASSORTED LEAF OR CHOP French Frie» 1 LB next two weeks, which leaves me free to go someplace and ■ • C rin kle C u t* PKG. 6 0 1 TIN 10 OZ PKG By SARA SEW ELL regroup . seems like a fine idea For some reason, a little notice that was tacked on the board in a rather frantic laboratory where RHUBARB TREAT I once toiled, keeps coming to mind It went something like 1 Tablespoon gelatin M k lV K Hew Local this . " I f you can keep your head, when all around you others 2 Tablespoons cold water then you just don’ t understand the 1% cups hot cooked rhubarb are losing theirs, situation." Kipling fans” Bad0 Bye Bye. 1 cup sugar G cup orange juice 1 Tablespoon grated orange rind Soften gelatin in cold water. Dissolve it and sugar in hot rhubarb Add orange rind Cool Calif Spring Row Crop some, then add range juice. Chill Serve w ith topping or whipped cream T liis is so good with chocolate c a k e —From the files of Mrs Fred Decker, Sandy. EASY RHUBARB JAM 5 cups cut up sm all rhubarb. T l iIS C H M A N N S C O R N O i l . C U b tS Cover w ith 4 cups sugar Let stand overnight in glass or BLUE BELL NABISCO pottery bowl Bring to boil in M j B .1 3 IB I IN ‘ 2 7 9 ) kettle and cook 5 minutes Stir $ |0 2 1 If in u ntil dissolved 1 pkg (3 oz.) . TIN strawberry jello Pour into F ltF M E R C H XNTS a t Hoodland P a rk P la za a t W e m m e glasses and seal, or this jam te rm e d the recent flea m a rk e t at the p laza a "success” . may be frozen It is delicious! T h e flea m a rk e t was held d u rin g spring v a c atio n and the This is one of my favorite jams proceeds w e re donated to the K id ney A ssociation of P O R IFR FlBOVV S P A G M t T I IO R f lB O W because it is not cloyingly 9 to OZ 16 OZ O regon H e re sev era l persons look o ver som e of the Item s 32 0 2 sweet —From the files of Mrs PKG BOX PKG sold at the event. Fred Decker, Sandy from 8 a m to 5 p.m , Monday through Friday and 9 a m to 1 p m . on Saturdays.” " It is indeed regretable that this may be necessary, however, it ib of prim e im portance that customers of this office feel secure in the knowledge that their m ail is protected to the best of our a b ility ." " It has been and shall continue to be the policy of Postal Service personnel em ployed at the Rhododendron Post Office to serve our customers w ith courteous and dedicated service ” County shows perm it decline B u ild in g p e rm its were down In Clackamas County in February, 1973 com pared to F eb ru a ry, 1972, the University o f Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research reported In February. 1973. the total was $2 940,276 compared to $3.909.482 in the same month the year before Building permits from 148 identical re p o rtin g centers in Oregon totaled $53,467,272 in February 1973 This was 6 1 per cent higher than the total in February 1972 Hoodland PARK PLAZA MENU Round Steak _ NAllEY'S TANG Salad Dressing LB. JF- •I* •1 ” 32 OZ BOTTLE .ja a ? « 89* 4 9 */ , 98* BANDON CHEESE MEDIUM CHEDDAR Juice Drink F ro ze n S p in a c h ■ SHUR FLAVOR ICE CREAM VANILLA, C H O C , STRAWBERRY OR neopol . tan HA t F F POWDERED Spinach Cabbage 49* MARGARINE valuable coupon ’ iw ititi ’ n m Wheoties Cereal G F N F R A l M lltS 12 0 2 PKG T fl( A < co limi» O ng PKG por coupon A d d itio n al a t 4 3 C oupon G o o d thr u Sat . A P R II 1 104 3 t C 7 /4 0 Potato Chips GROUND COFFEE JIFFY C O R N 8 W OZ IOHHSOMS OLEDGt WG 08 L ÌM O W f S IF R N I A M IIY GRAPEFRUIT BISQUICK > rORMULA o v ♦6 OZ . TIN U N S W tf U N tO C 7 7 I7 w.th coupon tnm PKG e l 10 ITSOi SBBAV g 8+3 ftg Dl GEL SHAMPOO to* 1 3324 . Ä SUCARYL W ' ^ l l VALUABLE C O U P O N LIQUID SODIUM DEODORANT BAR. 3 to OZ / 9 f t r coupon lim it 3 BARS p«> coupon A dd itio n al a t 3 /4 9 C oup on G o o d thru Sot , APRIL 1 H ead A S h o u ld e r s 14+3 SHAMPOO a , H oodland, Sandy chambers to m eet a z $1 B 14 2 OZ BOTTLE 8 9 BABY POWDER • j 1O HNSO N & JO HNSO N ( I 4 O Z SIZE ‘ 1.2 9 ) 9 01 SIZE BAGGIES POLY BAGS The Hoodland Chamber of Commerce w ill hold its monthly meeting next Thursday, A p ril 12 The meeting w ill be held in the Welches grade school and w ill start at 7:30 p m The public meeting is urged to attend the The classes for the community schools in the Sandy-Cottrell Welches school areas are ready to begin on Monday, A p ril 9 39« O O > < ■‘E .. > CORONET TheSandy-Hoodland Jaycees w ill return the Easier Egg Hunt to Sandy on A pril 21 BATH. TISSUE Tom Key, secretary of the Jaycees and chairman of the event, told the Post the egg hunt w ill begin at 10 30 a m and ■ Aspergum PRINT (T M R ti 2 ROLL PKGS ) PAIN RELIEVER PKG of 16 6 89' RAZOR BLADES RtRSONNA INJtCTOa FKG at 7 » The Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce w ill also meet next week, Tuesday at noon at T J ’s in Sandy The featured speaker w ill be city ad m inistrator Carl Hatfield, Jr. He w ill discuss the upcoming city budget election. The public is invited to attend the meeting Community school classes start «asa ST J O S tP H S , C HILDS TUBE TOOTHPASTE 7 01 ULTRA 7 9 TUBE BRITE Cough Syrup 89* FOOD WRAP SIZE PKG OF 25 n « HEAD & SHOULDERS LOTION ................................T ? '.' . . . 25 4 3 a 99* BOTTLE OF 60 PAIN RELIEVER lim it O ne PKG pa» coupon A d d itio n al a t 0 8 C oupon G o o d thru Sat , APRII 7QI Ttd DISINFECTANT ' i W n i VALUABLE C O U P O N T DETERGENT 49 OZ PKG 20QI ^X-riivLirwvx Dl«CK SC H ILLIN G a, 5, BLACK lim it O n a p k y par coupon A d d itio n al a t 59 C oupon G o o d l6tu Sol , APRIL 7 »4QI IN i : i ï " l l VALUABLE C O U P O N /■ fSC 4 A c Sohine Crackers 39* 59 39 M A C A R O N I......... 49* M U FFIN M IX 1 49* FURNITURE W AX •1 ” JUICE 79* 49 BATHROOM CLKANKB 49* PEPPER.................. *« 49* m s W s à b u W IPIS DRESSING............ P XG S ETTY 40 OZ <ooz ROCKER KER PKG J The comm unity schools last week sent out a list of classes being offered this spring session to local residents If persons have questions concerning the community schools, contact the com munity school in your area Jaycees slate Easter egg hunt children between the ages of two to eight w ill be eligible to take part The egg hunt w ill be held at the high school athletic field and contestants are urged to bring a basket to carry home their eggs Rod Wenz graduates Airman Rodney E Wenz, son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy C. Wenz of Rt 1, E stacada, has graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex , from the U S A ir Force c o m m un icatio ns sp e cia list course conducted by the A ir Training Command. The airm an, who learned Io Permit issued o p e r a te te le ty p e w r ite r equipment used in the world M cR obert F ord , 1945 wide A ir F orce com Powell Blvd , was isaued a c munications system of Gresham building perr Monday for $19,two to remoi NEED OFFICE H ELP' the company office T R Y T H E C L A S S IF IE D S t
