Thur«.. April 21. 1977 (Sec 2) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 0
Nell's notes
Senior citizens organize group in Hoodland area
years
Also found one of my moth
e r’s diaries but she was more
interested In family goings o n ,.
mostly of all the times we
seemed to move--which was
often every year
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Wonder if moving could be a
hereditary thing, as my son and
daughter-in-law seem to move
almost as often
However, all our family
moves ended up some time
during the year at the moun
tain, for a year or more stay.
We were always here in the
summer. Can't think of one we
missed before we ended up here
permanently, Never a dull
moment.
The senior citizens had an
excellent turnout at their last
meeting with 46 present.
They had scheduled that
meeting to get a name for their
group, but many of their active
members were out of town.
That was postponed until the
next meeting Tuesday, May 10.
There will also be election of
officers at the May meeting.
The nominating committee
consists o f : Harold Burns. Sally
Hurlburt, Louise O'Dea
Everyone had an excellent
time at the last meeting and are
looking forward to more at
their May meeting.
By Nell tlowe
A week ago Tuesday morning
we saw our first hummingbird.
So had to go dig out the feeder,
make the filling for it and get it
out on its hangar.
Now 1 have two of the or-
neriest birds we have ever had.
It is more fun to watch them,
and I keep wondering how they
can dive at each other like they
do and not Impail themselves
on the bill They are quick.
For a few days now they have
probably wondered why they
came back so early to the hail,
cold wind, rain and what have
you Hopefully it will Improve
some for them Doesn't pay to
ask for too much improvement
Found an old diary of the
weather that my father used to
keep, and on April 18, 1947, it
was cloudy, no rain after early
a m . and 54 degrees
April 19, 1947, rain p.m. 54
degrees
April 20, 1947, partly cloudy,
no rain 55 degrees, while on
April 20, 1948, it was bright and
clear and the cherry trees were
starting to bloom, and 62
degrees
It ’s fun to read what went on
In 1947 and 1948 He seems to
have kept it daily for both
If you are able to attend the
meeting is at the Lions Club,
with a potluck luncheon With
all the excellent cooks we have
up here, is always a delicious
meal Everyone in the senior
citizen classification is very
welcome.
F or fu rther inform ation
contact any of the above
members on the nominating
committee
Dorothy and Louis Phelps
hosted a delightful dinner and
evening for my one and only’s
birthday. Although his birthday
fell on Monday, we picked
Saturday as a better day for
celebration.
Those attending were Naomi
Blaisdell, Clyde and Tulia
Phelps, and Pat Kasch (Rudy
was in Pendleton for a bowling
tournament so could not at
tend.)
We had a wonderful evening,
and all of us kept saying, why
do we have to have a birthday
to have a get-together? Who
needs an excuse’ Thank you
Dorothy and Louis.
Carol Thompson passed out
statewide to monitor public
opinion.
Among
the
possible
management steps being
considered by the Wildlife
Department are:
—Restriction of hunters to
use of a single weapon of their
choice (rifle, muzzle loading
rifle or bow and arrow) for deer
and elk hunting.
—R estricting hunters to
hunting bucks or does, but not
both in any one season.
— Restricting mule deer and
black tail deer tag holders to
controlled hunts of their
respective tags only.
Control elk hunting through
refuges, branch antler rules, a
tag sale cut-off date and
multiple seasons with hunters
restricted to one choice.
The
commission
seeks
written input as well as verbal.
Interested persons are invited
to write the Department of Fish
and Wildlife, Wildlife Division,
P.O. Box 3503, Portland,
Oregon 97208
The final hearing on hunting
regulations will be May 21 In
Portland.
The Clackamas County High School Choir and by Ralph
School
A d m in is t r a t o r s Branson, Special Education
Association will hold a dinner Director for the Estacada
and program for wives and School District.
members Wednesday, April 27,
at 6:30 p.m. in the Community
Branson will give a tilde
Center of Clackamas Com presentation of Borneo where
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After dinner, entertainment Consultant for the Bamboo
will be provided by the Sandy River Academy.
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For further information call
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Our deepest sympathy to
Rachel Stone for the loss of her
brother, Joseph Herrell, who
died at age 61 in New Mexico on
April 12.
Joseph was a long time
resident of the mountain area
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finisher Joseph did the dam on
Henry Creek at Rhododendron.
His five sons wish to have
memorial services in the area,
and not being sure just where
they would be held, and not
sure they would get in the
obituary column in time. You
may call Rachel Stone, 622
4226, for further information if
you cannot find it in the paper
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Game season
topic of hearing
Big game hunting will be the
topic at an April 30 hearing
when the Oregon Fish and
Wildlife Commission reviews
conditions of the state's big
game population and makes
recommendations for the 1977
hunting season
The meeting will be at the
Bonneville Power Ackninistra
lion Auditorium. 1002 NE Holl
aday in Portland beginning at
9a.m .
The commission will be faced
with the task of formulating
regulations which strike some
kind of balance between what is
desired
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when biological and social
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Factors considered include
animal population trends, herd
age and sex composition,
winter range condition, con
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desires of hunters as expressed
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meeting there will be seven
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the registration forms for the
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on Monday at the Welches
School There are more forms
available in the school office, if
there are any girls that would
be interested.
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July 11 to July 15 from 10 a m.
to 3 p.m. each day, and one day
will have a cam pout for the
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before May 15. If you wish any
further information you may
call Mary Ann Elliot at 622-
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dinner, also some more small
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If you have any good, usable
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small flea market stand also
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like to thank all those who have
signed up to help, and they will
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