12 - S A N D Y (O r*.) POST Thun., June 21, 1973 (Sac. 1)
By NELL HOWE
The Bob Freeman's had what
you might call a Texas in
vasion Doris’s sister. Phyllis
Wilkes. Mike and Wally M it
chell and their two daughters
Marcy and Michelle. Warren
W ilkes and his daughter.
Wendy, and Randy Mitchell all
of D a lla s , Tex
were a ll
visitors
M ike had brought some
m agnificent barbecued beef
with him and from what I have
gathered it was quite a contest
as ever Kent Blaisdell home
from Fort Leonard Wood Mo
on leave and will report back
to Fort Carson. Colo A move
which has made him most
pleased He looks great
Dorothy and E lm er Hanson
have been on cloud nine.
Daughter. Ruth and husband
S tanley Deach w ith
son
Douglas, have been here from
Yorktown. V ir It was the first
time E lm er had seen his young
grandson and he was taking full
advantage of the occasion The
week before. M r and Mrs
M A Corlett (Faye* had the
entire fam ily together for a
barbecue It was the first time
since all the children have been
married that they have had the
Notes
to see if anyone but Bob got any
of it.
There one chance was when
Bob was at the W ater Board
meeting, and he was on pins
and needles
a ll evening
worrying about that food
I had the opportunity of
meeting all these charming
people, and if that is a sample
of Texans. I am all for them
D ia n e B ennett (B la is d e ll)
home from San Francisco for
Fathers' Day looking as lovely
opportunity of being together Seaside
ooo
Dan and M arie Hanson of
In 1»52, public colleges and
Ed Cooke and the Howe's
Portland. Paul and Rena and rep resen ted the Hoodland
universities had 52 per cent of
the total college enrollment In
their six children of Portland. Volunteer F ire Department
Mardy and Hal Dyal and son More about that later
IW2, public schools held 74 per
Bryce of M yrtle Point and
cent of the college enrollment
Stanley and Ruth Deach and
son Douglas
Needless to say, E lm er had a
F a th e r's D ay to end a ll
Father's Days
Speaking of Father's Day. we
spread ours out over a couple of
The Hoodland Rural F ire District will
days Jan and her fam ily were
hold a budget hearing on July 2 at the
here on Friday night, and
ZigZag fire station at 8 p m
George and l>eslie were here on
The proposed 11173 1874 budget levy calls
Saturday night The reason we
for $25,424 which is inside the district's 6
did it this way was so we could
leave Sunday morning for the
per cent limitation
Oregon Volunteer Fireman's
The current year's budget is $23,985
Association Convention in
BRIGHTWOOD
OIL CO.
o oo
There are some 11, (MM) air
ports in the U nted States, all
but 5 per cent o' them handling
only private planes
Furnace Sales & Sehice
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c o n d e n s a t io n
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H oodland fire
budget hearing
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MOISTURE ADDED
FOR TENDERNESS & FLAVOR
OREGON G RO W N
SENTRY h ig h quality
BONE LESS USDA CHOICE
TOP RND STEAKS
FRYER PARTS
W ESTERN FAM ILY
FRESH SO LID S
BONELESS USDA CHOICE
ASSTD. PIZZA
BOTTOM RND. STEAKS
LEGS & TH IG H S
BONELESS USDA CHOICE
DEI M O N TE SWEETHEART
BEEF OVEN ROAST
WIENERS
FRESH
FILLETS
SNO W S, M A N H A TTA N OR NEW ENGLAND
Fresh
Produce
NESTLE S
IN S T A N T
LETTUCE
Fresh, firm
heads from
California
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head$
WHOLE KERNEL
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M .D ., ASSTD
& W HITE
Fresh Cabbage
LOCAL SQUASH
MISSION DINNERS
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DOWNY
FABRIC SOFTENER
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WITH
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¡WITHOUT COUP 89 ,
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WITH
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PUSS & BOOTS
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DILL PICKLES
2
LUMBERJACK SYRUP 3
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WESTERN EAAAIIY s t r a w b e r p *
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PRESERVES
DRESSING
MAXWELL HOUSE
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INSTANT COFFEE
WALNUT MEATS
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UTTER GREEN
REF. BISCUITS.
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A D PRICES EFFECTIVE JU N E 2 1 , 22, 23
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