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Thur»., Sept 26. 1974 (Sec 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 21
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Hoodland Happenings County |ail begins volunteer program
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By G ARY L. DAVIS
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HOODLAND F ’ RE C HIEF BOB FRY announced this week the
new officers for the department They are assistant chiefs Jin«
Reik and Riley Caton, captains Gary Cleland, Bob Mitchell and
Gordon Clausing, and Lt. Hank Emery This brings the total
members up to 27 firefighters The new training schedule started
Tuesday and will cover basic fire fighting techniques. The
department is full at the present and all future applicants will be
put on the waiting list. In his other capacity as a state forestry fire
warden Fry wanted to emphasize that forest lands are closed to
chain saws, fires of any kind except in designated campgrounds
and motorized vehicles are required to carry a bucket, axe, and
shovel.
THE NORTHWEST STEELHEADERS, MT. HOOD CHAPTER
will hold their annual fish and oyster feed at the Lions Hall,
Wemme, tomorrow night, Friday Sept. 27. Tickets will be «3 50
and serving will begin at 6:30 p.m. Cliff Trow land with a hand
picked crew of Steelheaders will spark-plug the event
A NEW OWNER HAS TAKEN OVER the “ Sno Bird” drive-in at
Rhody, G. Kirkpatrick. His family includes MaYci who helps in
the business and Mike 16, Scott 15 and Linda 10 The popular pair
from Portland intend to expand the business. They feature
chicken to go and new hours are, 7 days from 10 a m. until 9 p.m.
RICK THORSON RESIGNED from the Forest Service to take a
new position with the Oregon State Forest Service at Astoria.
ALAN JENSEN, MT HOOD REAL ESTATE BROKER,
believes that lightning can indeed strike in two places After
suffering the indignity of having his home rocked by dynamite
blasts, he had two boats stolen from their moorage at Trillium
Lake. He is offering 5100 00 for information and the recovery of
this latest boat, a 12 ft. “ Valso Aluminum” which bears the hull
number 025750874 Phone Alan at 622-3111.
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THE STATE POLICE REPORTS a brush fire near M iller
Road. The state police and Hoodland fire department, with the
Oregon State Forest Department were able to put it out with little
damage.
TOM AND R EVA COX HAVE A NEW ARRIVAL, a baby boy.
IN T H E PAST THIS COLUMN has been successful in locating
lost dogs and cats This time it's a new twist. A male Irish setter
has been found, a little lean but well-trained and obedient. The
owner may recover it by calling Mrs. Bob Schoenhut at Wemme,
phone 622-3382.
C U F F TROWLAND CELEBRATED his birthday at the
Whistle Stop — birthday cake and the whole ball of wax — sorry to
miss that one.
GEORGE BRUNS, MUSICAL director at Disneyland, sat in
with Rich at the ZigZag Cellar Room and the music was really
great Saturday night.
DENNIS LUCE HOODLAND ROOFING CO. back from
Portland after a stint in the hospital. Nice to see Denny back
playing in the tar.
JUST HEARD FROM THE RANGER STATION that we have
three new people. They are employed on project crews. They are
Trevor Pelling, Nancy McAbery, Wendy Evans, and Kim
Brandell.
DAVE STEVENS, FOREST SERVICE EM PLO YE is returning
to Nehalem to live. He will work in his fam ily’s sawmill at
Manzinita
A HONDA POWER GENERATOR was stolen from the Green
River Canyon campground. This was the power source for the
water supply. Water to the thirsty campers was restored by your
Forest Service however.
ABOUT BEING THIRSTY-VandaIs cut the pins on the gates to
the Bull Run water shed this week using an acetylene torch.
HOT W EATHER BROUGHT HOARDS OF PEOPLE to the
mountain last week. Trillium Lake was filled to capacity with
picnickers and swimmers.
THE MT. HOOD WOMENS CLUB have completed plastic
coating their tennis courts near Welches. They were pronounced
excellent by a player who chooses to remain anonymous.
A BELATED HAPPY B IR TH DA Y TO Dr. William Gulick.
ANOTHER B ELA TED B IRTHDAY to Tori HilbruneY.
SANDRA W ILLIA M S HAS R ETU RN ED TO the mountain with
her two children, Scott and Cheryl a fte rs trip to Salishan on the
coast.
CONGRATULATIONS TO FR E D AND JAN HAWKINS of
Timberline Rim on their 18th wedding anniversary.
MANY OF TH E OLDTIMERS ON THE MOUNTAIN were
pleasantly surprised to see Matt Meehan out re-newing old
friendships at Barlow and Brightwood. He was accompanied by
his attractive daughter, Mickey Chase Mickey has been
housekeeping for M att during his eye surgery and recovery. She
has since returned to her home in Loa Altos, Calif. Matt will be
remembered as a very able negotiator for the Longshoremen’s
Union prior to his retirement We wish him complete recovery.
DR. AND MRS. LEO LYM PH were visited by their daughter
Suzanne from San Jose, Calif. Suzanne is studying to become a
pharmacist.
K EN CUSHMAN, MOUNTAIN CONTRACTOR and Mt. Hood’s
answer to Evel Kneivel took a spill on his big 450 bike. A skinned
right arm and a pair of broken handlebars were the only damage.
He lost control in some loose gravel traveling at very low speed.
C L IF F McDOWELL BACK ON THE MOUNTAIN after 19 days
in a Portland hospital. Cliff will have to return again for more
surgery.
SEE YA next week CHOW GD.
Philippine formers
spend time here
Farm families to provide on-
the-job training for 15 young
farmers from the Philippines
are now being sought in Oregon
under a new international
agricultural training program,
reports Cal Monroe, OSU
Extension 4-H and youth
Cl S C H O O L | | j
(LUNCH MENUlr
WELCHESSCHOOL
MONDAY. Sept. 30
Ham <i potato scallops
Carrot raisin salad
Pears
Glazed biscuit
Milk
TUESDAY. Oct. 1
Rice tomato soup
Crisp carrot ft celery
Tuna sandwich
Maple bar
Milk
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2
Baked beans ft franks
Cole slaw
Hot roll ft butter
Peaches
Milk
THURSDAY. Oct. 3
Tacos
Buttered corn
Bread - butter
Pineapple pudding
Milk
F R ID A Y . Oct. 4
Tuna noodle casserole
Buttered beets
Peanut butter sandwich
Melon
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specialist emeritus.
The young farmers, between
IS and 30, are tentatively
scheduled to arrive in Oregon
Oct. 20 to begin a one week
orientation session At OSU
before going to the host farms.
The young men are par
ticularly interested in poultry,
livestock and h orticu ltu ral
operations, said Monroe. After
two years in Oregon, they will
return to the Philippines to
farm with government support.
Monroe, now a consultant for
international programs for the
National 4-H Foundation,
points out that the trainees will
work in re tirn for training,
experience and the opportunity
to learn about American far
ming method» so they may help
increase their own country’«
food.
A ll the tra in e es speak
English, have farm experience
and are high school graduates
Host families will provide room
and board and contribute to the
National 4-H Foundation dining
the program period.
IED
meets told
County
The
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The r Clackam
as P County
Juvenile Department and the
county jail are announcing a
new volunteers program aimed
at providing recreation for
juveniles in detention.
Clackamas County has no
separate ju ven ile detention
facility. Juveniles in need of
secure custody are placed in a
separate section of the county
ja il set aside for them
P resently there is no op
portunity fo r juveniles to
exercise outside their area
Although in numbers of days
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juvenile's average stay is
short, the hours of those days
drag by very slowly. Often
these young people resort to
defacing jail property to relieve
the boredom.
In an effort to provide
youngsters
with
needed
exercise and to
reduce
destruction of property, the two
agencies are asking for
volunteers
to
supervise
youngsters for a few hours of
recreation each day except
Monday and Wednesday.
Juveniles will have use of the
Hov
nnm
u /h m h h a s a n in o -
day r room,
which has a ping
pong table as well as a table for
crafts or games and floor space
for other activities. In the
detention area itself, there is a
smaller space and table The
jail has given permission for
TV sets to be mounted on the
wall of the detention area
where the children now spend
all of their time There is an
outdoor grassy area where the
boys will be allowed to play
ball. Projected hours for the
program are 9:30 to 11:30 a m.
and 1 to 3 p.m., and possibly an
P a rlv
V P n in o ««K t« inn a « w a l l
early P evening
session as well
The detention facility has
capacity for eight boys and six
girls The girls and boys are
housed on different floors and
will be kept separated during
recreation hours.
Children are not detained
there long The average stay
for juveniles for 1973 was 2.5
days Most often these children
are either being held until a
hearing or are waiting to be
released to their parents or
guardians with formal or in
formal supervision provided by
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the p court.
Volunteers are
provided with an orientation to
the juvenile department and
the jail
They will work clwely with
the jail personnel and will have
contact with the juvenile court
counselors as needed Usually,
volunteers will be assigned to
work in pairs.
The jail and the juvenile
department need public sup
port for this new program A
person may volunteer to work
as little as two days month, or
as many hours as she or he is
Hoodland
PARK PLAZA
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
SEPT. 26,
27 & 28
willing to give Volunteers are
also needed to recruit and
schedule volunteers, and to
collect equipment. Volunteers
must be at least 19 years old
The Juvenile Department will
accept donations of portable TV
sets or radios (one for the boys
area and one for the girls'
area), a weight-lifting set. and
any games or craft materials
which can be used in a
small area, which ae durable,
and
which
meet
safety
requirement. All donations are
tax deductible
Highway 26
at Welches Road
Wemme, Oregon
bONElESS BEEF CHUCK
POT ROAST
USOA CHOICE
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BEEF ARM (FOR SW ISSING)
CHUCK STEAK <»•?««
LEAN CUBES
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¡Hash Browns | Grape Juice
W estern Fam ily
Plain or Io d ized
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Local Large
GREEN PEPPERS
CORN OIL
MARGARINE
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NASAL
SPRAY
HAIR
TONIC
4-W A Y
VITALIS
R egular meetings of the
Clackam as
County
In
termediate Education District
will be held on the third Mon
day of each month beginning
Oct M. 1974.
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