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9 it Thur»., Jan. 2, 1975 (Sac 1) S A N D Y (O ra.) POST - 19 Want to learn? Take CS classes Would you like to learn to make a hand wrought sliver ring’ Or find out everything you wanted to know about pinochle but were afraid to ask? Or take a rom antic moonlight ski tour? These activities and other equally interesting ones are available in your own com munity free (or for a nominal charge) through Community Schools They are sponsored by Mt Hood Community College In cooperation with your area schools Many residents of the Sandy, Cottrell, and Welches areas can lake advantage of a variety of classes startin g Jan. 13. Registration is the week of Jan 6 through 10. Besides pinochle. C ottrell Community School is offering classes on the American In dian, metric math, folk singing, landscaping, real estate tips, and origami, along with sports and hobbies ENIOR ENTER Specials at at Cottrell Cottrell include Specials include golf, m otorcycle safety, basketball games, and an activity car pool Register at Cottrell Grade School from 9 a m to 4 p.m or with Frieda Tyler, coordinator at 6684544, or mail it to Community School, care of 38225 S E Proctor Road, Boring, 97009, Mountain people who don't opt for the ski tour can sign up for leathercraft, bird feeding, fly tying, shadow boxing <making them), cribbage or private pilot ground school, to name a few of the recent in clusions in the Welches repertoire of classes Also offered are sewing, cake d e c o ra tin g , c ro c h e tin g , houseplant care, guitar, you and your home, photography, macramè, sketching, and a planetarium visit, as well as sports and crafts Welches registrstion will be at the school from 9 a m to 4 o.m., or can be mailed to Sandy S en io r C e n te r NEWS The center will be closed 22— F R E E Blood Proasurc Thursday, Jan. 2. N orm al 23— Golden Age Club Potluck center hours will resume Jan. 24— Open Recreation 27—Leonard Mummert: Tri- Ceramics classes will begin Met Discussions Jan 6. Interested seniors 28 Health Facts and Frauds should meet at the center by 9 29—Mystery Movie a m. to travel to the instructors » —Open Recreation home. 31-January Birthday Party M yrtle Johnson will Instruct BANDY SENIOR rug m aking (b raidin g and C EN TER PROGRAM: lacing) beginning Thursday. Jan 9. Class time Is from 18 JANUARY 2-8 Jaaaary I 1 1 :» a.m ., and the public is Thursday Invited to participate at the Oddfellows Hall Closed Jaaaary 3 "Health Facts and Frauds" Friday la a new to week educational claaa scheduled to begin 10 a m. - 2 p.m. Loaves and Fishes Tuesday, Jan. 14, from 12.45 - 145 p.m Jane Abbott, Mt. 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. needlecraft Hood Community College home 2 p.m. - 4 : » p.m. drop-in Jaaaary 4-4 economist, will Instruct thia class that la free to seniors Batarday-Seaday The January Loaves and Fishes activity calendar has been scheduled as follows: 9 a m - l l : M a.m ceramics JANUARY 10 a.m. - 11 a.m Bible study 2 — Closed 11 a m . - 2 p.m. Loaves and 3— Mystery Movie Fishes 8—Sheila Rowena, P ro ject 2 p.m. - 4 : » p.m. drop-ln Home Jaa a a ry 1 8 — F R E E Blood Pressure Tuesday 9— Golden Age Club Potluck 10 a m. • 1 : » p.m. Loaves and 10— Open Recreation FI shea 13 Adolfo Bardi Cancer 14 Health Facta and Frauds l : » p . m . - 3 » p m. oil painting 1 : » p.m. • 4 : » p.m. drop-ln 13 Bingo 18—Guest speaker Jaaaary8 17—Open Recreation 20— Ed N euenfeldt: Cartoon 10 a m . - 2 p.m. Loaves and F i shea Drawings 21— Health Facts and Frauds 2 p.m. - 4 : » p.m. drop-in F o rester w e a rs S m o key B ear h a t Oregon's State Forester J.E. Schroeder has been named to the committee which manages Smokey the Bear's career. Schroeder, a member of the National Association of State Forester (NASF) was named to the prestigious Cooperative Forest F ire Prevention Committee which administers Smokey's business affaira and directs his forest fire prevention program Smokey's managers are a co m m ittee made up of representatives of NASF, the U S . Forest Service and the National Advertising Council. They ad m in is te r Sm okey’s "patent," granting approval for use of thia name and images on such com m ercial en terprises a t Smokey t-ahirta, piggy banks and atuffed toy». Smokey made aome 8380,000 in royalties last year. Thia money Is used to finance the Smokey Bear forest fire prevention campaign As a member of the committee, Schroeder w ill approve Smokey’s campaign for the 1975 fires season, including sds, film s and educational materials. One of the biggest questions before the committee thia year will be what to do with the real Smokey. The animal whose life story has become a legend In fire prevention to children throughout the United States is now in his declining years « P.O. WELCHES SCHOOL M EN U THURSDAY. Jaa. 2 Scalloped Ground Beef and Potatoes Buttered Com Hot Buttered Roll Applesauce Milk FR ID A Y . Jan. 3 Tuna Noodle Casserole Buttered Spinach Chicken Salad Sandwich Fruit Jello Milk 000 Goodnight meant originally God Give You a Good Night Two evening woodcarving <lasses are scheduled at the Western Forestry Center in Portland John Gray will teach Student home I , for Christmas Edward Henry, son of M r and M rs B ernard H enry, Sandy, has been visiting his parents while on vacation from the DeVry Institute, Phoenix Henry, a Junior at the college, will be home until Jan 5. (Continued on page 20) Highway 26 at Welches Road Wemme, Oregon USDA CHOICE Your Choice of Full Cut Round Steak or Thick Cut for Swissinç H U N T'S , YELLOW C L IN G BONELESS HALVES OR SLICED A G HIG H QUALITY, REGULAR LIGHT, LEAN ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF FLE IS C H M A N N 'S • AG'S FINER FROZEN FOODS COTTAGE REG. CUT C O R N OIL (CUBES) M W 10 O Z. $ PKGS. 1100 : 11 : FISHER'S FRENCH FRIES Ck 9 0 1 & PKGS $1 1 • • • • BIRDS EYE WESTERN FAMILY ORANGE PLUS NON-DAIRY CREAMER : Imperial Valley FRESH CARROTS LETTUCE REGULAR O N LY M A C A R O N I & CHEESE Fancy Red Declicious APPLES M IS S IO N 7O Z. BOXES KELLOGG'S, SUGAR Frosted Flakes SUNSHINE Green Beans Evap. NMk I BEEF OR CHICKEN BOUILLON Steero Cubes PKGS. OF 12 CRESCENT, G R O U N D C O TTA G E BRAND Black Pepper FAVORITE SPAGHETTI Pitted Olves CANNED DISINFECTANT Lysel Spray BATH SIZE LUX I FOR FAST PAIN RELIEF MRS. BUTTERWORTH'S BUTTERED EXTRA STRENGTH L IQ U ID SPRAY DEODORANT DISH DETERGENT 32 O BTL G R O O M & CLEAN PHILLIPS, CHOCOLATE PAPER Magnesia CORONET PRINT (1ST TWO « O U I) CONGESPIRIN LUNCHEON MEAT SWIFT'S PRIM EARLY CALIF., EXTRA LARGE, RIF Tlr«H s to le n Two tires and two "m ag" wheels were reported stolen from a car at Obrist and Cunningham Body Shop the night of Dec. f t , according to sheriff's reports. S N O W 'S CLAM CHOWDER WESTERN FAMILY COTTAGE BRAND Jan. 7, at the county court house. Room 6 » . Tri-M et has received ap proval to locate a park and ride faculty at Rockwood United Methodist Church, 17806 SE Stark St., and at Reynolds High School, 1424 NE »1st Ave. Tri-M et Is requesting that the cotmty allow expansion of the current community service use designation at these faculties to allow the park and ride stations. By NELL HOWE Hood-Land Reporter So very sorry to hear of the death of Rudy Krebs We send our deepest sympathy to his wife Marina and family The Krebs lived on the mountain for many years and I know their many friends extend th e ir sympathy also Price» Effective January 2, 3 & 4 Akeson named on a g e n d a Hearings to allow Tri-Met Ways, Means park and ride faculties at two East County locations w ill begin at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday, chairman State Rep. Harvey Akeson of D is tric t 22, waa named chairman of the Oregon House Ways and Means Committee yesterday. The House Speaker-elect Phil Lang made the announcement in Salem. Thia will be Akeson'» fourth term In the state legislature. The Democrat served on the Ways and Means Committee last term , as well aa the L eg islative T rad e and E c o n o m ic D e v e lo p m e n t Committee and the Emergency Board. He has also served on the A g ric u ltu re and N a tu ra l Resource Committee, and the Election end Reapportionment Woodcarving classes held __ coordinator Reva Cox. series, God's eye weaving, Box 101, ZigZag, 97073 chess, wool rug braiding, you A lovely hand made piece of and your government, roller jewelry will be the reward for skating, and levi pizazz. those who sign up for the Available too are sewing on jewelry class offered in Sandy knits, tattin g , n eedlecraft, A professional •Iiversmith, Dyk archery, pottery, dough art, Vandenburgh, will direct the q uilting, stamp collecting, class, which will utilize the baton, dog obedience, and tools on a sharing basis te rra riu m workshop, plus Sandyites who long to go on sports and crafts Register the stage will have their chance from 9 a m to 4 p.m. at the to establish a drama group Community School trailer with under the supervision of Paul coordinator Judy Sheppard or Santos, experienced thespian call her at 668-5744, or mail to They can also take gourmet Community Schools, P.O. Box cooking, crewel, home interior 502, Sandy, 97055 ■'i 1
