Thur»., March «, 1975 (Sac. 1) SANDY (Ora.) POST - 17
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Hoodland Happenings
HOB GATES
122-153#
WES POST, P R E S ID E N T OF HOODLAND CHAMBER OF
COMM ERCE, ha» arrunged for “ 4-5-«-never tO"-Jim Boaley,
IV a weuihcrinan. as guest speaker for the annual installation of
officers March 6 at the ZigZag Inn; 8:30 greeting, 7:30 business
H: 30 dinner
A P R IL WRIGHT F ROM BRIGHTWOOD (Ted’s daughter* was
recently elected senior class princess of Sandy High
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,THt2 ^E W L Y DECORATED back room at the
Lions a Club is for the Ladies Auxiliary of The L ioiw , with the M t
Players using it as dressing room during plays.
JU AN ITA BARWICK AND LUCKY LUSE are the new
managers of Hoodcourae Acres Trailer Court. Lucky will
maintain his present position with Bowman’s Resort
BETTY TAUSCHER IS IN PRO VIDEN CE HOSPITAL for a
back fussion No golf for two years according to reports.
(•A R N E I YANCEY IS HOME from a 18-day stay in Woodland
Park Hospital The Lion's Club loaned Yancey a bed so that he
could be in traction while convalescing
A U D IE LIONBERGER, LOCAL CLACKAMAS COUNTY
District road foreman, has good news for residents living on
Truman Road He stated that as soon as enough fine rock is
crushed, a topcoat will be placed on the road
WELCOME TO P ER M A N E N T RESIDENTS Lorry and Stan
Lythfoe and family who sold their home in the Hinderlands
recently
11 HAS BEEN NOTED that "Midnight Cowboys" have been
raiding the standing and down timber on Himount Lands, also
known as Cellar Ridge. This practice is unlawful and as a con
sequence all entrance« have been posted with no trespassing
signs Nature lovers, hikers and sport fishermen are welcome,
but you are requested to -lease leave your trucks, pick-ups and
chain saws at the enttance Only authorized vehicles should be
traveling these by ways according ty the company spokesman.
Reason&planned nature trails are no longer nature trails with all
the trees cut down
H E L E N POST W IL L BE ON CRUTCHES for another 90 days
Since Helen is somewhat house-bound, she would welcome phone
calls from her many friends
MONA AND E V E R E T T NAFTS CELEBRATED their 18th
anniversary with friends at The Forest Inn at Alder Creek
W HEN JE A N E TTE W ILLIAMS COMMANDS, hubby Bob
performs by bringing home the grand prize from the Thriftway
Party at Bowmans 1975 Gremlin.
TH E HAPPY GROUP AND OTHERS recently enjoyed the
4675th Chinese New Year at The Barlow Trail Inn, leaving a lot to
be desired in their ability to manipulate chop sticks. The two very
cute coolies serving knew their business however, and looked like
someone we know, Dana and Nova.
IR E N E AND BOB SHELLY came up from the coast to spend a
few days Welcome old friends
’('E L L E R DW ELLERS" THE NAME OF A LOCAL BOWLING
TEAM,cannot be called that any more. Lex Secomb, Vi Collieer,
Ruth l^ S alle and Sheri Marks got together a string of scores that
knocked off all competition, placing them in first position in their
league V i is bemoaning the fact she helped beat the team she
sponsors
NANCY SPENCER JUST R ETU R N ED from a visit with her
sister in San Francisco
M AN’S MOST VALUABLE C O M M O D ITY, WATER, was
arranged for B4C Acres from Timberline Rim's water source
this week This writer presented D r Dean Anderson, president of
rimberlmc Rim Recreation Club, approximately one year ago a
rixigh draft proposing how the Timberline Rim people could help
those in dire need D r Anderson, Dick Boyer and Stan Cox
worked out the details that were beneficial to all parties con
cerned
The agreement states the hook-up is temporary and the flow of
water can be terminated when needed inTIm berlineR im
The 250.000 gallon water tank owned by Timberline Rim
recreation club is more than adequate to meet the needs of both
developments until some future date. It is hoped that the Mt Hood
Loop Water District is functional when that date occurs
Until next time—
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MENIJ
WELCHES
SCHOOL M ENU
MONDAY. March 10
Ground Beef &
Scalloped Potatoes
Calico Salad
Spice Honey Glazed Biscuit
Peaches
Milk
TUESDAY, March It
Chili
Carrot and Celery Chunks
Hot Buttered Cornbread
Kuby Jello
Milk
W EDNESDAY, March 12
Chicken and Noodles
Buttered Peas
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Half Apple
Milk
THURSDAY. March 13
Meat and Cheese Pizza
Tossed Green Salad
Buttered Diced Beets
Apricots
Milk
F R ID A Y , March 14
Cottage Cheese
on Pineapple King
Seasoned Green Beans
Cinnamon Toast
Chocolate Pudding
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Milk
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Service
Specialists
Since 1932
GRESHAM
TV & RADIO
250 NE Hogan Dr,
Between
Powell & Burnside
665-6125
Coord: '» lo r
Karen Knapp. Brenda Massey, Marilvn
Botcheaus and Debbie Morgan. Not
pictured is Pepe Valian.
awards are (from left to right,; Eric
Pearson, Bernie Keneheck, Scot, Quick.
PRICES
EFFECTIVE ‘
¡’ "Neil's Note's"'-
By NELL HOWE
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Hood-Land Reporter I
Stopped in at the Candy
Farm to see LaVonna and Pete,
and just incidentally, to pick
some of that delicious candy
Now that sugar has gone up,
and you don’, feel like making
candy of your own. The Candy
F a rm is the place to go.
Besides, no one makes any
candy as good as theirs.
Delicious. Pete and Lavonna
were fine
Congratulations, to the Dale
Phelps' on the birth of their new
son, Casey Casey joins a sister,
Amanda
Must congratulate
their delighted grandparents.
Dorothy and Louis Phelps, and
the
g re a t g ra n d p a re n ts ,
Catherine and George Dodd
This is the first boy in the
fa m ily for this generation
Much to-do about it all.
Was most amazed to read in
the paper that now they think
the f ir trees, during hot
w eather, em it m ore a ir
pollution, more so than some
The second annual Rudig's
Kegetta was held recently at
Welches Elementary School
Students in grades six
through eight built paper boats
for
com petition
in
four
categories: lim ited class,
unlimited class, drag boat,
and the boat show.
The limited class was won by
three students from each room
The unlimited class was won
by E ric Pearson, second place
by Pepe Valian, and third was
Debbie Morgan. In the drag
boat category there were only
Bosley speaks at
chamber dinner
Jim Bosley, famed Portland
television weatherman, will
address the Hoodland Chamber
of Commerce annual election
dinner tonight (March 8, ram
or shine at the ZigZag Inn in
ZigZag.
The dinner will begin at 7:30
p m., with a social hour star
ting at6:30 p.m
Hoodland
PARK PLAZA
MARCH
5 -Ó -7 -8
two finishers, Eric Pearson,
first and Bernie Kennebeck
second
Final event was the boat
show with Marilyn Botcheaus
capturing first, Karen Knapp
taking second and Scott Quick
placing
third.
Honorable
mention was awarded to
Brenda Massey
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Corn,
potatoes,
cocoa,
turkeys and tobacco were found
for the first time in the
Americas.
Highway 26
at Welches Road
Wemme, Oregon
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CENTER CUT L O IN RIB
CRACKERS
59'
NABISCO
G R A H A M 'S
SIRLOIN END
WESTERN FAM ILY
HAMS
$
B o n e le s s
H a lf o r W h o le
W a te r A d d ed
LB.
F R O ZE N
PEPPER
WESTERN FAMILY
BLACK
nlor m allon
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Community Services’ con
temporary lecture series has
really been drawing the crowds
this season. Dorothy Lawson
McCall and Beverly W illiam s*
have already spoken to packed
audiences Dr. Frank Munk,
Portland State University, will
speak to "the fourth world"
March 12.
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Regatta held at school
ORUM
000
Spring term classes are just
around
ther corner
and
registration begins Monday.
New students are slated for
March 24 and late applicants
will register March 27 New and
transfer students should make
applications for admission by
March 13 to be assured an
appointm ent, since a ll but
evening class registration is by
appointment Students taking
evening classes are scheduled
to register between 6 and 9 p m.
March 18-20, March 31-April 3
and April 7-10 (between 8 a m
and 9 p m ) and April 4-11
(betweenSa m. andSp.m .t.
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PAPER BOAT builders in the annual
regatta at Welches School who received
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SHORTENING
BRIM(1 LB. T IN ‘ 1.44)
COFFEE
' Taakar’s
Sib. Baa
POT. CHIPS
WESTERN
FAMILY
9 02.
BOX
OLIVES
EARLY CALIF.
EXTRA LARGE
PITTED
6 o t.
TIN
BATH TISSUE
FAMILY SCOTT
BATHROOM
4 ROLL
PKG.
DEL M O N T E
PEACHES
PORK ROAST
3 LB. AVG.
COUNTRY STYLE, PORK
SPARERBS
FRESH FROSTED
TURBOT
FILLETS
V
WESTERN FAMILY, BONELESS