Thur... Oct. 31.1974 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 19
Eighty-five per cent of all
auto accidents take place at a
speed of less than 55 mph.
By FRAN NORTHRUP
W re e b a n t
(Christian Suppig Shop
Bibles
Books
2775 E. Powell
Gifts
at Mt. Hood Frwy.
Gresham 97030
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W &. M Kunz
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L e a d e rs h ip
E x p e rie n c e
O p e n M e e tin g
Q u a lif ie d
brings
up the rear.
THE M EANING of my horoscope for this month suddenly
became very clear. I generally tend to follow the ones in
Cosmopolitan because they’re usually more exciting It said
toward the end of October a new man would come tap-dancing
(their very words) into my life. Well “ Cosmo,” you were just a
wee bit off The tap-dancer turned out to be more like Shirley
Temple. Disappointing
.yes. In the future, if you could be a
little more explicit, at least I ’d know what toexpect!
COMING UP: TH E MT HOOD CHAPTER of the Northwest
Steelheaders will hold a special meeting Thursday night, Oct. 3'
at the Lion’s Hall at 8 p.m. They will elect new officers and a new
board of directors
THE HOODLAND WOMEN’S CLUB will meet Monday night
Nov 4 at the Hoodland Park Building at 8 p.m A member of the
Hoodland Rescue and Emergency Care Unit will be the featured
speaker. Members are urged to attend.
THE MT. PLAYERS regular meeting will be Wednesday night
Nov. 6 at the Lion’s Hall at 8 p.m The new slate of officers will be
presented.
CHILDREN, DON’T FORGET the annual Halloween Hap­
pening, “ Spook Alley,” tonight from 7 to 9 p.m at the Hoodland
Park Plaza This is for youngsters age two through the eighth
grade. There will be prizes for the best costumes for both children
and adults. Coffee, donuts and hotdogs will be served at the
Trinitron the first and only One-Gun/One
Lens Color System m the world advances
again This time with o new 114" wide-angle
color deflection picture tube inside the fam ily
size Trinitron It means sharp rich bright daz
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Pd. by M rs. Fred Seri, Sec.-Treas.
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There are approximately 150
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States. About 20 of them are
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if he wins
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Friday and Saturday at Wemme. John
Niewin and Vi Collier are amazed at the
life-like effect of the couch.
HAND PAINTED flats by Veda Yancey
provide the setting for the Mt. Players
old-fashioned vaudeville review this
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nleminen treasurer, route 2. box 20 85, hood river, Oregon
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THE BEST in Sandy-Hoodland talent have been
rehearsing for weeks to provide a great evening of en­
tertainment in the Mt. Players old-fashioned vaudeville
show this weekend. Here, Gary Cleland, John Niewin and
Dorothy Martin take a break in front of Veda Yancy’s
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REHEARSAL BREAK for Emily Woodward. Terry
Redding and Dorothy Martin, as they prepare for the big
vaudeville show at the Lions Pavilion Theatre In Wemme.
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19" screen measured diagonally
Trinitron Color System (one gun one lens,
100% solid stare
One-button control for Automatic Fine Tuning
Color ¿ H u e
5lim 1 ld J wide-angle deflection picture rube
7 monolithic integrated circuits
70 detent UHF channel selection
No set up adjustment
Walnut groin wood cabinet
Earphone included for personoi viewing
Plaza slates party
A “Spook’s Alley” party for Park Plaza Pharmacy.
»11 children in the area will be
Prizes w ill be given for the
given by the Hoodland Park
test costumes. The public is
Plaza m erchants Thursday,
invited.
3ct. 31, at the plaza in Wemme.
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Festivities will last from 7 t o 9 ^ j n Q | © S
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Each business at the plaza
will sponsor a booth for games S G T S
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of chance, such as ring toss,
fish pond, and wheel of fortune.
The Hoodland C hristian
Children will pay in “witches Singles, organized in Sandy in
wampum” which is available October, will meet Saturday in
free from all plaza merchants, the recreation hall of the Hood
It will also be given out th e , Chalet Mobile Estates on South
night of the party.
Bluff Road.
Refreshments will also be
Anna M arie Amstad and
sold at the party, at minimal Deynie Halgren will sing at the
cost, according to spokesman get-to-gether.
G erry B arker of Hoodland
Getting acquainted time if
7:30 p.m. Regular meeting time
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will be 8 p.m.
O fficers appointed for a
fn m D
three month term a re : Doris
if
D u v a ll, president; Louise
F ir e
K e lly , Vice president; and
P aulin e Coatney, secretary-
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treasurer
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For further information, call
- 668-6307
M em bers,
leaders
and
volunteers of Mt Hood Council A A f a
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of Camp F ire G irls are I V I W
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welcoming two new staff
members this week.
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Mrs Arlene Meehan, recently M J * * * * - 1 ' * *
m oved to this area from
California Mrs Meehan holds
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