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County IED schedules meet
Hoodland Happenings
By G A R Y L . D A V IS
ERAN IS TA K IN G A L IT T L E VACATION so will be doing my
thing for awhile.
RUMORS COME AND RUMORS GO especially here on the
mountain The latest one to bite the dust as pure gossip is that the
Brightwood Po6t Office and some of the others on the mountain
will be closed up. The Post Office Dept in Portland calls this un
founded and there are no plans to close any Post Office. When a
Post Office is closed in any area the public is notified and a series
of hearings are held and the desire of the public is of paramount
importance.
JIM OLSON U S. RANGER AT ZIGZAG stated when in
terviewed that Tollgate, McNeil, Clear Creek picnicareasare all
open now The schedule for Green canyon is May 24, Lo6t Creek
nature trail (for the handicapped) open May 24, Camp Creek June
7, Ramona Falls June 14, Riley campground (Horses) open June
21, Trillium Lake 28 A horse logger is busy at work removing
logs, wind falls, etc., from government land in the summer home
area This method protects the land and the natural beauty of the
area
BERT AND MARGE CREIGHAN W ERE V ISITING here on
the mountain Tuesday Bert and Marge are former residents here
on the mountain. Bert was an entertainer having played here in
the local spots They moved to Fairbanks Alaska They were in
town to buy new bar and restaurant equipment to replace what
they had lost in a recent fire. They expect to have their place open
in about two weeks. They invite their many friends to stop by and
visit them at their new spread when visiting Fairbanks, Alaska.
M A X IN E H IC K EY FLEW TO SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA
Saturday where she will visit her twin sister Myrlyn she
visit
for a week and w ill return with her mother Mrs. “ Mac” who has
been visiting down there since her birthday.
M E L AND RUBY DEC KER W IL L BE MOVING TO TH E
mountain soon. They will be living in the Wildcat area where their
home will be located. Mel will be in semi-retirement. Mel is a
former chef. He has worked at Timberline Lodge and also 11
years as chef at Weaver College in Ogden, Utah.
EAR L THOMAS E L IG IB L E BATCHELOR and man about the
mountain writes from Hong Kong, China that he is now aboard
theS.S. Vanburien and will be in Portland for one day only on May
28 E a rl mailed the letter from Japan----- How come E arl
VAL AND JOE W O E LFIE L, BRIGHTWOOD have returned
from a three weeks vacation in California. They visited such
interesting places as Moro Bay, San Francisco, Fresno, and
Clovis. They spent most of their time with Val’s brother-in-law
Frank Bronson, who is 85 years young and who will be visiting
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IE D Board meetings, open to
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Lynch Park
reunion set
An Eagle Creek man. James
E Phipps, was arrested at his
residence Friday and charged
with four counts of forgery and
one of probation violation.
According to C lackam as
County s h e riff au thorities,
Phipps is being held without
bail on the probation violation
charge.
Bail on the forgery charges
was set at $1,000 each.
Lynch Park class of 1968 is
organizing a reunion for June 6
of all classes who graduated
from the school at 7 p.m. in the
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For more information call
T R Y THE CLASSIFIEDS
Sally Murphy at 666-7786
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I know there has been a bit of for a good cauae, and they need
onf usion on the election but we as much assistance as they can
lope the next one will run a bit get. The party starts at 8 p.m.
Attended
the
Lions
nore smoothly. Do want to
ixplain one thing to everyone Auxiliary’s Spring Fling Dance
hat has moved within the last at the Lions Hall last Saturday
■ouple of months. I know there night. The music was terrific,
ire several, and I have con- and everyone certainly had a
acted some of them, but for the
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lenefit of the ones I have
, WELCHES . la
nissed please follow the
LUNCH MENU
correct procedures, so you may
MONDAY, M ay 26
vote in the primaries on the
Italian Spaghetti
28th
Cole Slaw
Those that have moved, must
re-register at Oregon City and
Garlic Bread
Peaches
they will receive a Certificate
Milk
of Registration which will allow
TUESDAY. M ay 21
them to vote As there are no
addresses, per se, in these rural
Hot Dogs
areas, the election board is
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Applesauce
listing everyone by their tax lot
Bar Cookie
number, so having the same
Milk
address, such as a box number,
WEDNESDAY, May 22
will not be sufficient.
Salistxry Steak
Remember go to Oregon City
Steamed Rice
and re-register and get your
Seasoned Green Beans
certificate of registration. If
Raisin Muffin Squares
there are any questions please
call me, and I will assist all I
Orange Juice
Milk
can.
There w ill be a Pre-School
THURSDAY, May 23
Chicken Barbecue
Fund R aising Tup p erw are
on Bun
P arty on Thursday May 16 at
Shredded Lettuce
the home of Mrs Mae Closner
Buttered Com
in Rhododendron. Merredale
Apple Crisp
Closner will be the hostess. You
may call her at 822 3465 The
Milk
F R ID A Y . May 24
Pre-School will take their prise
T in a Noodle Casserole
as cash instead of tupperware.
If there is anything you
Carrot Raisin Salad
should want and can t attend,
Hot Buttered Roll
please call Merredale and give
F ru it Jello
her your order. It is certainly
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rep o rt on plans
campus of Marylhurst College.
Newly elected Board members
John Row ell and W ayne
LaFarge will be sworn in at the
meeting
Follow ing
the
business
meeting Monday night, IE D
s ta ff m em bers w ill honor
retiring Board member Ed
Nelson M r. Nelson, mayor of
Kelso, Oregon, has been an IE D
Board member for ten years
He served on the Sandy
Elementary School Board from
CENTER CUT RIB
MARGE CAROTHERS ATTRACTIVE BLONDE BOMBER
and successful mountain business woman here on the mountain,
and our candidate for County Commissioner announced while
resting at her home on Welches road, after another week of
campaigning around the County. She will hold a garage sale and
patio sale on Saturday and Sunday of this week. The sale will
begin at 11 a m and end at 5 p.m. It is to help in her stepped up
campaign efforts. Marge said directions to the sale are out on
Welches road. I am sure that old time readers know and for the
benefit of new readers Marge Carothers used to write this
column. In fact, got this writer interested.
NOW IT CAN BE TOLD — Gary Cleland, Brightwood, was
elected to the Board of directors of fire district No. 74 at the recent
election. When asked if he had any changes in mind tor our fire
district, Gary modestly said that he had some changes in mind
but would like first to aquaint himself with the duties of his office
and would rather issue a statement after he takes office on July 1.
He further stated he would like to thank all the voters who sup
ported him in the election.
N O T E ; This in no way effects the F ire Chief Post. Ed Cooke will
remain our chief and continue to operate the fire dept. with the
efficiency he has so many times demonstrated in the past.
W H IL E WE RE ON T H E F IR E K IC K - We had a “ Jim Dandy”
down at Alder Creek last week on Kirkwood Drive. The Bright
wood and Mt. units were called at 2:55 a m. and responded. The
fire was located at the home of Thomas Classen. It was at a three
bedroom home. Chief Cooke stated that damage was confined to
an upstairs bedroom and the hallway. Thomas Classen suffered
injuries to his hands and legs when he jumped to the ground from
upstairs. The Sandy fire dept also responded with mutual aid. The
fire is thought to be from smokers carelessness.
A CALL TO TH E OREGON W IL D L IF E COMMISSION reveals
this information. No trout have been planted in any of the
mountain streams and planting is not scheduled until the water
warms up What you are catching in the Salmon river, are in fact
Steelhead smolt. They look like trout but each fish will have a fin
missing. About 25,000 steelhead smolt were released off Marmot
Bridge. This w riter witnessed that dump.
T H E MT. HOOD STEELHEADERS CLUB invited Senator
Jernstedt and Representative Walden to inspect Marmot Dam
and see at first hand, the antiquated fish ladder, silting
problems, little Sandy River dam with no ladder and the old
earthen tunnel that diverts the water flow from the big Sandy into
the old wooden flume that carries it to Roslyn Lake. The two
district representatives showed keen interest in all the facilities.
Pictures are shown elsewhere.
Chow til next week. GD
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for the tra in a b
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The re g u la rly scheduled
m eeting of the C lackam as
C o u n ty
In te r m e d ia te
Education District Board of
D irectors is scheduled for
Monday. May 20 at 8 p.m.
Included on the agenda for
Monday night’s meeting are:
consideration of competitive
bids for audiovisual equipment,
prin tin g
equipm ent,
food
service for the Youth Con
servation Corps Camp, and bus
service for the program for
tra in a b le m en tally retard ed
children; personnel changes;
approval of a federal project
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