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1« • t 16 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurj.. Oct. 21, 1976 Go tell it on the mountain SHOP SANDY! IT'S HANDY! Barlow Trail Volleyball Tournament slated titittr r r t ■ GRESHAM BRAKE & ALIGNMENT CENTER by Jean Stein 612-3425 Alignment - Balancing - Shocks Brakes * Auto Air Conditioning and Undercoating Body and Fender Repairs Auto Painting We Service Cars • Trucks - Domestic and Foreign r QUAKER STATE UNDERCOATING Protect your car for w in te r d riving now ! Cars...............................................’32.50 Pickups.......................................... ‘37.50 together every Tuesday at 10 a.m. for workshops to prepare for the event (Post photo) Theatre goer to ride in antique auto 665-5630 • HOURS - 8 to 5 Monday thru Friday FREE Pickup « Delivery 818 EAST POWELL At Juniper N eer Cleveland ................................................aa w PATTI G R IF F IN and Georgia Vermaas prepare for Hooldand Women's Club Bazaar to be held on the weekend following Thanksgiving. The women are getting »e...............................aeeeaee» A "chauffeured ride to the play” in an antique automobile w ill be awarded to a ticket holder fo r the firs t p e r formance of "Merton of the Movies," the first full length production by the Clackamas County Repertory Theatre (CC RT). Opening night is F rid ay. Oct. 29 All reserved ticket holders for the first night's per formance w ill be eligible for the special service which w ill be decided by a drawning, say M ike Aronson, president of CCRT. The winner w ill be chauf feured from home to the McLoughlin Hall Theatre on the Clackamas Community College campus Reserved tickets for the play which w ill run 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights from Oct. 29 th ro u g h N o v. 20 a re available by calling the T ri- City Cham ber of Comm erce in Oregon City, 655-1619. SPEAKERS M a xin e W atson Psychologist - MHCC TOPIC O pen G ro u p Diuscussion DATE N ovem ber 1, 1976 7:3 0 P.M. Far West Savings & Loan 10 NE 181st COURTESY OF BATEMAN'S B a rlo w T r a il V o lle y b a ll Tournament for grade school girls is scheduled Nov 5 Games w ill start at 2:30 p.m. with each team playing every other team. Welches is the host school scheduling gam es amung Boring. Cottrell, Cor b e tt, D am ascu s, O rie n t. Redland and Sandy. General admission is 25 cents and the public is cordially in vited to enjoy this exciting and active sport with all of these teams participating. The Welches volleyball team has had a great season of seven wins and two losses They were d e fe a te d by C o ttre ll and Redland early in the season. They are making a strong comeback after winning their rem atch with Cottrell. There w ill be a home game this F rid a y afternoon at 3:45. Orient w ill be the opponent. The final two games of the season are also home games with Redland on Oct. 25 and Corbett on Oct. 29. Jeanine Boldt is the coach and she feels volleyball is a good way to learn sports manship and teamwork. F irst team consists of Stella Landis, captain; B arbara Haugh and Colene McDonald are both outstanding servers, supported by Leslie Mann, Karen Knapp and M ichelle Bradley Anyone who enjoys spectator sports w ill enjoy seeing these games and cheering for our home team ooo HOODLAND W OMENS CLUB is getting together every T uesd ay fo r a C h ristm as workshop to make decorations and everything imaginable to help you decorate your home for Christmas. The big Bazaar w ill be held on the weekend following Thanksgiving but the club needs lots of help to co m p lete the o rn am e n ts , wreaths, centerpieces and other decor Coaae join these friendly ladies and lend a hand every Tuesday about 10. Bring a sandwich and they w ill serve you coffee. ooo A new program at Welches school w ill teach the children, good dental hygiene T a ra Holt, a dental lab assistant, and Joyce K ram e r, a school nurse, have volunteered to help with the program. Rembrandt Lamps Special Harvest SALE on« lam p j o t fha tacond lam p lo r /• p rk a . ml» ar match. Offer good Oct. 21 st thru Oct. 27th ONLY 43 million dollars* —Paul Walden helped keep that m oney in your pockets. ♦ Specifically, the amount of money Paul Walden helped return to Oregon taxpayers in one bill during the last legislative session was »42.8 million This included raising the personal exemption from »675 to »750 — amounting to a saving of »24 million in this area alone - a provision for deduction of Day Care expenses for working mothers; provision for changing the tax on individual retirement accounts; the decision not to apply a state income tax on the federal tax rebate; and establishment of a rental assistance program for the low income elderly. It all added up to M2.« million in a measure that Paul Walden not only voted for, but helped support in committee and fought for on the floor of the house 0 <S. for by Waiben for R ep rew n ta tlw ommlttee, R t. 6, Box 8 7 5 , Hood ilv«r, Oregon. Pau! WaMen works to kaap Salam out oil your pocketbook. Table Swag Boudoir And many more available from our stock or we'll gladly custom order. Hours 9 to 5:30 Monday thru Saturday Fridays 9 to 9 Closed Sundays Gordon E. Brown FINE FURNITURE Rockwood Plaza 2236 SE 182nd Portland 667-2888 < D r. W ally McKenzie spoke to all the teachers to instruct them in the proper method of brushing. If the habit is ingrained in the child it w ill be a lifelong habit. Explanatory letters were sent to parents and some did not want their children to take part in the daily brushing and weekly fluoride treatments. The fluoride waas donated to the school by the state and the school provided the tooth brushes ooo Hoodland C h am b e r of Commerce w ill sponsor a presentation by the M t Hood National Forest explaining the Bull Run W ater Shed and all of the land use plans for that area T im e is of the essense to send in your chosen alternative or proposal before the end of this m onth. I f you have any questions or do not fully un derstand the plans, do come to the Women’s Club on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m Oct. 26 You can pick up the brochure w ith a page for your response and have a voice in this most im ports nt dec is ion ooo A n n ette Bentz is k in dergarten teacher at Welches This year she has two classes of children . IS in the morning and 13 in the afternoon She praises our local preschool for preparing the children so well for school. Both math and reading readiness skills are worked on along with visual and auditory motor perception skills ooo Hoodland Lion's Club has asked me to remind you of the paper drive collection in the trailer west of their building Paper only please . . no glass They were able to collect »200 from the last load to be used for a worthy cause They appreciate it if you w ill bundle the papers or put them in large paper hags for easier handling When you are collecting your papers rousember the school can use magazines and books for additional adult reading m aterial. The library is open sch<x>l hours and Monday and Wednesday nights ooo B ig C h ris had a p a rty Tuesday night. His friends decided Big Chris should have an Aloha Fund for his planned trip to Haw aii in December C arl Christensen, better known us Big Chris, has been a lift operator at Ttm berline for 10 years and is recognized there us a top notch em ploye . never missing a day of work or ever late H e ’s helped m any a youngster to learn to ski although he can't ski himself due Io broken ankles years ago He sit-down-skis on a ski bike and sometimes skis home to Gov't Camp on his bike Chris says, " I have more friends on the mountain than I'v e ever had ” The more than 125 people who showed up for the potluck dinner in his honor from far and near also took part in the Government Camp Olympics, Mike Caruthers won the firewood splitting contest, Bill Brett the tobacco spitting match, Joey M arlow the cone throwing contest. Matheus won the dog derby and the Junior maple bar contest. Bob Butler captured the prize for maple bar and coffee eat off, and M argaret Waber and Kelly Quint tied for honors in the pan handling test. Bob and Shelley Butler, Wendy Evans and Dave Butt were the instigators with lots of help fro m J e ff W illia m s , M argaret Waber, Edna Kruse, P au l and Ja n e t G oodell, Cascade Ski Club. Huckleberry Inn, U S . Forest Service and Charlie Sperr. Everyone in the community took part and rallied around to send Big Chris on a trip to Hawaii to celebrate his 51 birthday in December ooo Dr. Richard E Lathi gives flu shots to all of the lifts crews at Tim berline every year to help protect them from winter winds D r Lahti volunteers this service every year and is much appreciated o oo Next Tuesday is the day for the monthly luncheon of the ladies of W OM EN AGLOW They will meet at Bowman's from 11:30 to 2 So p.m and M uriel Trogen w ill speak ooo Paul and M arilyn Olsen had an Sts lb girl horn on her daddy's birthday. Oct. 17. Eugene and Joan Olsen of brightwood are proud grand parents along with Cosgrove and Evelyn LaB arre of Port land. T h e baby nam e is Summer Joy Olson.
