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Thur* , June 12, 1975 (Sec 1) SANDY (O re ) POST Try oven frie d fish Hoodland Happenings For variety, broil the fish Broiling enables you to cook fish with relatively little ad ditional fat To complete the meal, serve hash brown potatoes, green beans, a tossed salad and ice zcream or ice milk If you're a weight wat- When th«- fisherman in the lam ily brings home his first catch ol the season, it's up to the cook Io preserve the fine Havocs by cooking th«- fish properly Although lish are delicious fried in a skillet don't lim it yourself to this method if you expect to serve many meals of Iresh tish during the season For a clean range and a smoke- free kitch en , M rs Lunner suggests frying them in the The k«-y to fish cookery is to oven avoid overcooking, according Serve th«- over fried fish with to Mrs M a rily n Lunner. Oregon State U n iv e rs ity baked or scalloped potatoes, a vegetable like Extension home economist for green Clackamas County. Cook fish asparagus, spinach or broccoli only until it flakes easily when lor color, and a salad of lettuce tested with a fork Then the fish and tomatoes Top off the meal with a fru it dessert w ill 1 m - moist and flavorful Hoodland plans Bicentennial celebration Mt Hood Bicentennial i* only 20 day* away The many organizations in the Mt Hood area have been working hard the pest three months to spruce up the area for the visitors they w ill ha ve this July and lor the following Bicentennial year (in July 2 the Oaks Park Carnival rides w ill be set up on Welches Koad across from the Hoodland Shopping Center for five days of rides a first for the mountain area The Mt Hood Lions Club opening banquet at Bowmans Golf Club w ill be the site of the first festivities. The semi-formal affair w ill start with a no host cocktail purty at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7 30 p m July 3 The speaker for the evening is Robert Lucas, a former White House news staff member, and publisher This promises to be an outstanding eveing On July 4 another three-morning run of the famous Lions Pancake Breakfast starts at the Lions Hall in Wemme, and turkey shoot contest, and a brand new IH-hnle putt-putt golf course w ill run each day at the Mt Hood Lions Hall area' July 4 at 1:30 p m w ill be the flag raising ceremony with local scout organizations participating during the day of July 4, 5 and li The Hoodland Womens Club w ill be holding their annual rummage sale in the womens club building across from Welches School, w ith an old-fashioned lemonade stand * The night of the fourth the Mt Hood Chamber of Commerce w ill hold its fireworks show in the area of Welches School It s pancukes, rummage sale, putt putt golf and turkey shoot again on the 5th and then at 7:3(1 p m the Mt Players w ill put on the "Great Western Melodrama" and Miss Hoodland pageant at the Lions Hall The cabaret style performance is for adults only. Sunday w ill be u repeat of the breakfast and rummage sale to close the weekend of Mt Hood festivities 17 MT. HOOD Lion* work party pouring cement for the new IHitl-putt golf course. The course will hr in full swing on July 3-6 during the Mt. Hood Bicentennial celebration. cher, omit Hu- hash brown potatoes Such garnishes as slices or wedges of lemon, parsley sprigs radishes or green pepper rings w ill enhance the fish platter by adding color anti crispness Planners eye hearings officer The Clackam as County Planning Commission w ill hold a public hearing on the adop tion of a hearings o ffic e r procedure, June 23 in Court Room No. 2 at the county courthouse Copies of proposed amend ments concerning hearings officer procedures are on file in the P lanning D epartm ent Office at 940 Warner Milne Koad, Oregon City PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 11-12-13-14 OREG ON GROW N PA N R EA D Y CUT UP FR Y E R S USDA CHOICE BEEF BA CO N THICK SLICED SIGNAM S TF CHUCK STEAK m OO MT. PLAYERS were seen sprucing up and preparing for their prrsentatiiNi of "The(¿real Western Melodrama" to be presented at the I.ions Ball July 5 during the Mt. Hood Bicentennial celebration. Guess what — we did not conclude the L e g isla tive Session last week as I projected However, we should be finished by the time you have read this report If any one term come* close to summarizing the torn- and character o( the 1975 session, it would have tobe "ba la nee.” The sta te 's budget is balanced, the C on stitu tion prohibits deficit spending But in overcoming the combined e ffects of in fla tio n and declining revenu«**, we were still able to assure continuation of all vital services SHUR FLAVOR GORTONS BREAD DOUCH ICE CREAM FISH STICKS e WHITE OR WHEAT 5/1 LB > Many of the achievements of this session w ill serve as in novative models for the nation, many others merely shift the ,5 9 HALF GAL LOAVES 78 8O Z PKG 59 FRESH CRISP i!UU¿ TUI HEAD course of present law in minor ways But virtually all of our newly enacted laws demon strate the responsiveness of Oregon's legislative process to contemporary needs Ä LOCAL, N E W CROP SPINACH 2 SNO W HITE HEADS They also dem onstrate a major achievement thut won't be found in any single piece of legislation: in a word, balance W ithout question, the toughest single “ issue" faced by the 58th L e g is la tiv e Assem bly has been one of stre tch in g lim ite d funds to cover a vast array of needs .1 9 * aa. 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ROLL 49' TOOTH PASTE • GLEEM TUBE 7O Z TUBE CHEWABLE COLD TABLETS FOR PAIN RELIEF a ccordin gly Oregon’s no- nonsense budget for the 1975-77 biennium is one in w hich Oregonians and legislators alike can take a great deal of pride Taxpayers should be pleased, too Despite soaring costs, the vast m ajority of Oregonian* w ill actually find their total tax bills reduced $r ó,°N$119 NEAD& SHOULDERS WELLA BALSAM S,09 STRETCH-N-SEAL i4 o z : PKG 24 O Z PLASTIC WRAP 49* $2*’ DEODORANT soap ! SPRAY DEODORANT 3.5 O Z 39 < « ww PEACOCK VARIETY Our task was obvious from the outset; fashion a balanced budget, as required by law, from only those dollars we're sure w e'li have Ä 39* CAULIFLOWER RED ONIONS U.S. N O . 1 JUM BO SIZE This balance also is reflected In normal economic times, in the significant legislation we have enacted Much of it deals we would be able to hold the with today's major concerns, line on spending simply by liut we devoted time and energy maintaining appropriations at as well to consolidating past the level of c u rre n t ex penditures gains Innovative new programs The final budget document have been initiated, but few w ill show that we made cuts in that require state funding And over 60 per cent of the most of those that do cost Governor's requests. money now, such as alternate At the same time, we in care fo r the e ld e rly, w ill creased those budget recom ultim ately result in savings mendations we felt were in However, they a ll respond sufficient — most notably the directly to compelling needs Basic School Support Fund that cannot, and should not. be appropriation, which now not measured in monetary terms only assures continued quality Ba lane«»' implies adjustment, in education but helps ease the and in most instances the local property tax burden process of finding common However, in fla tio n and ground and reaching recession have knocked the agreement always a key to the enactm ent of sound "n o rm a l" budget process into a leg isla tio n — has been cocked hat Everything costs re la tiv e ly free of serious more now than it did two years ago On top of that, revenues conflict. from our principal sources — Legislative leaders let it be personal and corporate income known at the outset that this taxes — have declined due to session would be conducted in a high unem ploym ent and businesslike manner In this dwindling profits context, balance denotes We knew money was in short stability. supply, and we responded We hrnk steps to stimulate economic grow th w itho ut jeo p a rd izin g e nvironm ental controls We increased our emphasis on presenting human problems while still providing fo r those people whose problems have reached crisis proportions P IZ Z A RED S N A P P E R ? 1 W FRESH FILLET RHODES Legislative Reports by Rep. 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