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20 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., March 21, 1974 (Sac. 1)
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r By NELL HOWE ,
Hood-Land Reporter
M e rt Wheeler is coming
along fine after major surgery
a week ago Tuesday
I can’t believe we had a day
like last Monday. Of course, we
may be lucky and have one
again on Tuesday, but Monday
is when I am writing this, so it
is the only day I can report.
I got out and started a big
bonfire with trash, branches,
paper and trimmed the rose
bushes and all kinds of goodies
like that. I even got my bike out
Hood River Hospital and it
hasn’t been very convenient to
contact him. However, Emma
has kept in touch and lets us
know how he is coming along.
It sure will be good to see
them home again. In the
meantime, some of us have
been taking care of the shop
and seeing that the house is not
left unattended
We are I
able to
weekend,
and took a ride. It was a
beautiful day and really felt
like spring just might have
arrived in spite of itself
While eating an apple, I
remembered the days when we
were kids and lived at the
Tawney Hotel. We would go
down in the old root cellar and
get an apple that tasted like no
apple ever has since. It was
crunchy and juicy. Or we would
get a carrot out of the sawdust
it was b iried in and it would be
so very sweet
The delightful smell of the
root c e lla r can not be
described. It has to be sensed
and felt to be appreciated. We
also watched Grandma Tawney
skim the cream off the milk. It
was so thick it wouldn't pour.
You had to scoop it up with a
spoon. We had homemade
cottage cheese. We also had fun
when the hogs were butchered
We held the casings for the
homemade sausage. That's
another flavor that cannot be
copied.
Those are just a few of things
that were really better in the
good old days.
Excuse all that rambling, it
must be spring fever or old age,
I ’m not sure which.
Our very deepest sympathy
to Selma Volbrecht for the loss
of her husband, Walter. The
Volbrechts have been members
of the mountain community for
many years.
BIROS OF A FEATHER
Chicken, Turkey, Duck,
Goose. G am e Hen
THOUSANDS
O F TRIPLE-TESTED
RECIPES F R O M
THE KITCHENS O F
FAMILY CIRCLE
M A G A Z IN E ...
ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY OF
GROUND
SANNA
COFFEE.........
allsweei , veg .
MARG­
ARINE .........
INSTANT
COFFEE
GROUND
COFFEE
NALLEY'S
BEEF
STEW ...........
NALLEY SW/BEEF
B-B-Q
i
SAUCE ____
3-LB
W /COUP.
Back Io Baking Your Own,
Yeast Breads, Quick
Breads. Fried Breads.
Pancakes and W allies
BREAKFASTS
G elling a G ood Headstart
on the Day. Some Unborm g
Breakfasts. Party Brunches
MAXWELL HOUSE
MAXWELL HOUSE
KRAFT ASSORTED
CHEESE
SPREADS X
FO R ONLY
BREADS
MN
1 0 -o z .
f l
W /COUP.
H
USDA
CHOICE
RosinS
(W /OUT C O U P .‘ 1.79)
LIMIT 1 PER COUPON
40+3
EXP. 3-23-74
(W /O U T C O U P .‘ 3.74)
LIMIT 1 PER COUPON
30 + 3
EXP. 3-23-74
VALUABLE COUPON
VALUABLE COUPON
LIGHT,
LEAN
SPARE
RIBS
WALLA WALLA CUT
ASPARAGUS tar,
SPEABS . . . .
”
=ST-10
DUNCAN HINES
CORN FLAKES
POST
TOASTIES
BRIM FREEZE DRIED
8 - 0 ,.+ 2 .4 9
COFFEE
SANKA FREEZE DRIED
+ 0 1 + 1 .3 9
COFFEE
w/coup.
dr
W /COUP.
MN
LB
w
U.S. CHOICE
BONE IN.
(W /OUT COUP. 48‘)
LIMIT 1 PER COUPON
10+3
EXP. 3-23-74
(W /O U T COUP. 82‘ )
LIMIT 1 PER COUPON
10+3
EXP 3-23-74
VALUABLE COUPON
VALUABLE COUPON
BLUE M O U N T, 8EEF
BURG., CHICKEN, LIVER
SW ISS STEAKS
U S. CHOICE
THICK CUT
FRANCO AM ERICAN
OSCAR MAYER, ASSORTED
NABISCO
OREO
CREME
SANDWICH
98‘
BAKER'S C H O C . FLAVOR
” 49‘
4 $ 1
GOLDEN G RAIN
REG. 76‘
LOCKER SALE
FISH STICKS
,
'
^HAM S
L
hygrade west
BETTY CROCKER COMPLETE
1/2 or Whole Hogs
Avg. 150
Cut, Wrapped
& Quick Frozen
12 l/2 o«. T A CO CASS.
21 h o r TAMALE PIE
BAR-S T H IC K
SLICED BACON
F L A V -R -P A C , F R O Z E N
C O R N , P E A S , S Q U A S H , C H O P P E D & LEAF S P IN A C H
SHILLINGS F A
KIMBIES NEWBORN
DISPOSABLE
GOLDEN U.S. NO. 1
10-OZ
PKGS.
30-CT
KIMBIES DAYTIME
DISPOSABLE
NALLEY'S
30-CT
Crisp Calif.
PILLSBURY MIX
NOT
ROLLS . . .
CELERY
Calif. Cello Pack
GEN MILLS CEREAL
CAULIFLOW ER
BUC
,
WHEATS . . . o,
Arizona White
NALLEY'S
GRAPEFRUIT
TARTAR
SAUCE .
DISINFECTANT
LISTIROL
SPRAY . . . .
FROZEN FOODS
SHI IR FLAVOR
SWANSON; BEEF. CHICKEN, TURKEY
Calif. Cello Pack
C A R R O TS ........ ‘
WESTERN FAMILY
CRAPE JUICE
lemon furn polish
Fresh Salted o r Unsalted
KLEEN
,
GUABO.............
PEANUTS
kubla kha n , pork c h o w m ein or
PORK FRIED MCE
GORTON
l£59<^
FAULTLESS
SPRAY
STARCH
MT.
HOOD
D ow ntow n x
io d o d «n d ro n
FISH STICKS............
AD PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 21-22-23
ADVERTISED ITEMS SUBJECT
TO AVAILABILITY OF SUPPLY.
We
Accept
Food
Stamps
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