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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1975)
T h o r ^ A a r c ^ 7 ^ 9 7 ^ S ^ ^ ^ A N D ^ O r j » 2 ¿ O S T — 2) WWW y y w ■ '^ w W W e e * Hood land Happenings PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 26-29 By FRAN NORTHRUP IT ’S A CURIOUS WORLD. For tnitance, I was absolutely amazed when I read where a lady who dwells part time in Hoodland objected to being called a Hoodlander. In fact ahe said that she and many others found it positively distasteful! Well now, I never! I have always been kind of proud to be a Hoodlan der . . thought the name had a kind of mystery and zest to It. One usually had to explain to strangers and telephone operators where it was. But one thing for sure. It certainly beats “ Hoodland Town. It seems to me, not too long ago this same lady thought it would be just a keen name to hang on the whole mountain. Guess there's Just no accounting for people’s taste. COMING UP: T H E R E W IL L BE A B E N E F IT DANCE on Thursday, March 27 (tonight) at the Lion’s Hall for Carol Cun ningham who was very seriously injured in a car accident in January. The dance will start at 8 p m with music being provided by all local musicians of whom there are quite a number After spending many weeks in a hospital, Carol was finally able to go home, and is now making a good recovery. TH E M T PLAYERS will hold their regular meeting on Wed nesday night, April 2. at the ZigZag at 8 p m T H E HOODLAND WOMEN S CLUB will meet Monday night, April 7, at the Hoodland Park Building at 8 p.m WELCHES C O M M UN ITY SCHOOL will begin registration March 31-April 4 at Welches Grade School from » a . m. to 4 p. m. on these days. There many interesting classes being offered for both adults and children and the fees are very nominal. There will also be baby-sitting services provided for those wishing i t If you haven't received your new brochure, or have any questions, you may call Revs Cox at 822 3397 TH E MT. PLAYERS are enveloped in a flury of activity. Coming up soon will be a brand new production. "The Great Western Melodrama,'* directed by Don Thornberg, and an original comedy sketch written and directed by Terry Redding. Tickets are, or soon will be, on sale at all the usual places Also just going into rehearsal Is “ George Washington Slept Here" under the direction of M ilt Fox. The first production of this play is planned for the celebration of the bicentennial starting in early July. AROUND THE MOUNTAIN: TH E A LP IN E Hut and its owner, Jim Henry, quietly observed their 21st snniversary on March 15 with business as usual. Congratulations! TH E N IG H T OF ST. PATRICKS DAY a swarm of p atro n showed up at ZigZag Inn with food in hand bent on having themselves a party . . and so It was. Nearly everyone claimed to be at least a little bit Irish, except for Jackie Spooner who ad mitted that she wasn't the least little b it In the case of Bob Brett there was simply no denying As the night wore on, quite a mystery developed over the case of the missing green mint Jelly You got it Matt? OK! A D R IE N N E IS BACK! Must say it’s about time too. Over two months of fun and sun is almost beyond comprehension. While in Palm Springs, Adrienne purchased a condominium which she moved into in February complete with house-warming. Sue Garnick, pretty brunette from the House of Beauty, back from New York where she Jetted far a week's vacation in "Fun City** She saw all the sights, took in some shows, and had really a grand time She remarked that it was a great place to visit. HOUSE GUESTS OF BOB AND RUBY GATES are Bob's sister Margaret Lamey from Havre, Mont, and his brother Ted and Maxine Gates from Kennewick, Wash. M ATT LEGAT1CH would like to say that advertising space for the Mt. Players new programs is selling fast, but there is still opportunity this week for individuals or businesses to place an ad. The advertisers will be entitled to having their ads in two com plete programs for what would ordinarily be the cost of one. Anyone interested may call M att at 623-4879. Should mention that one of these programs will be for the bicentennial. BOB F IN N . . OUCH!!! . . . ONUA V E R Y PERSONAL NOTE, I would like to express my gratitude to some dear persons who showed me a new lesson in kindness and concern And a special thank-you to one who said, "Fran, School's in session, you've got to go". B YE FOR NOW USDA CHOICE SMALL TURKEYS DOUBLE A A LARGE EGGS reserved, they may be utilized by the general public on a first- come, first-serve basis with established fees charged and collected on the site SCHOOL INCH MENU I WELCHES SCHOOL MENU MONDAY, March 11 Chicken Pot Pie Mashed Potato Topping Calico Salad Hot Buttered Roll Peaches Milk TUESDAY. April I Macaroni and Cheese Stewed Tomatoes Peanut Butter Sandwich Orange Wedges Milk WEDNESDAY. April 2 Sloppy Joes Home Made Bun Popeye Salad Apple Crisp Milk THURSDAY, April 3 Creamed Tuna on Rice Buttered Com Glazed Biscuit Fruit Milk F R ID A Y . A p ril4 Toasted Cheese Sandwich Seasoned Green Beans Frosted Graham Fruit Jello Milk 59« 1st 2 Dozen < NORBEST B.B.O. DEUTE dozen A dditional at Regular Price ROUND STEAK ROUND STEAK GROUND BEEF CANNED HAMS L8. SWIFT PREM FRESH FILLET RED SNAPPER LB. SCENIC VIEW STRAWBERRIES 10 o z . PKGS. U.S. NO. 1 FA N C Y LARGE LB. Fresh. Solid Head _ LETTUCE...... £ — ..4hJ,i Crisp, Green _ CELERY..............................«-19’ « U.S. N O . 1 C E N T E N N IA L COLDEN YAMS M J .8. INSTANT M A X IM , FREEZE DRIED WESTERN FAMILY 74 (6 O Z. JAR ‘ 1.19) COFFEE (4 oz. Jar COFFEE YAMS CRANBERRY SAUCE H .5 9 ) POT. CHIPS 59‘ " 39* Dinner Wine NALLEYS, REG. OR KOSHER DILL PICKLES BETTY CROCKER, AU GRATIN or SCALLOPED NALLEYS AYONNAISEI 1” 5 » oz. PKG. POTATOES CAMPFIRE, MINIATURE 10W oz. PKG. PILLSBURY C H IFFO N BISCUITS NAPKINS OR STYLE A mg ! " 1 ! 1 u w awoeeornng»««» J Hoodland Christian Singles will meet on Saturday, April 5 at Mt. Hood Christian Center, 3445 SE H illy a rd Road, Gresham All singles are in vited to share in this In te rd e n o m in a tio n a l group Virginia Stevenson will speak and show slides on Argentina M ulti Scrub Cabin braak-ln discovarad AG. FIRST 4 3 BAR 6 BARS pXG. OF 6 0 « < WITH COUPON VINE ROSE CHIANTI ■ ■ gal 2.W -LB. tubs > Andre CoMDndi $177 OR ■ ■ FIFTH • CHAMPAGNE COLGATE'S N E W DYNAMO LIQUID DETERGENT 28 O Z. BTL. / BOT. OR 100 ACNE PREP. 2O Z. TUBE AA< Desitin . W Visine.... . 0 . lltOOZ...... antacid 4>lF $1 19 turrtclul.... . laxative .. of » I J Y E .DRQPS . . THE C H E W IN G G U M ............... > $199 imptnai Margarine SOFT SPREAD \ t >04; 7 oz TUBE H A N D LO TIO N aaae IVORY SOAP COLGATE 9. O Z . TUBE »1.19 Buff erin 1 1 T ablets VALU ABU (PUPON . DINNER SIZE 7W oz. TUBE Tooth- Paste The Board of Directors of the Hoodland Rural Fire Depart ment will meet Wednesday, April 7 at 8 p.m. in the ZigZag Fire Hall The public is Invited to attend the get-together GALLO RHINEGARTEN MARSHMALLOWS C O U NTRY ( IMO Dressing SOUR CREAM O CEAN SPRAY, JELLIED OR WHOLE 9O Z. PKG. 32 OZ. JAR LB. PRINCELLA SOUTHERN GOLDEN Fire board holds meet Saturday. BOTTOM LEAN, NOT TO EXCEED 2 5 % FAT BUTTERMILK Clackamas County Sheriffs deputies report 8200 worth of odds and ends were swiped from a vacation residence near Rhododendron on Road 20 ( The breakpln was discovered cc- DEL M O N TE HALF OR WHOLE MOISTURE ADDED FOR TENDERNESS A N D FLAVOR Reservations may be made by calling the Salem District BLM O ffice a t 322 5892. or writing the District Manager, 3550 Liberty Road, S., P.O. Box 3227, Salem. 97302 Vladimiroff also noted that Golden Age Passports, for persons over 62 years of age, will be honored at all BLM recreation sites where over night camping fees a re charged The free passport entitles the holder to pay only half the required fee No overnight cam ping facilities are provided at Wildwood. Another BLM recreation a fa c ility . N orth F o rk E ag le Creek located southeast of Sandy, will also open April 12. Both overnight cam ping facilities and picnicking facilities are provided here Hoodland slnglos ho a rsp o a ko r *°?^ss USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROAST BONELESS Wildwood park to open The Bureau of Land M anagem ent w ill open the Wildwood recreation site April 12 The picnic and day use recreation is located on the south side of Highway 26 in Wildwood, located 15 miles east of Sandy Group day use charge at the area will be 850 for a shelter. 825 for half shelter, and 810 for use of the picnic kitchen, ac cording to B.T. Vladimiroff, BLM Salem district manager Group facility reservations are not required but are recommended, he explains Fees may be paid in advance along with reservations to hold desired facilities. If facilities have not been G R A D E "A " 6 TO 9 LBS. ________ GENTLE PKG. io oz BOT. H a z $ |)9 BOT. 8 PKG. O F20 F ttd Stotts I
