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4- S A N O * ( O * ) POST Thur» A p ril ». 1 9 « (S«< Î ) Rally team to compete Hoodland Happenings p e tin g in the AAA category Squads will be competing in the preliminary rounds in the morning, with the top five schools from each category performing in the final round in the after noon Each squad has five minutes in which to per form a cheer, chant, fight song or original dance routine Spectators are welcome at both rounds M em bers of S an d y’s squad in c lu d e A nna Carpenter. Trudy Brown. K ecia H a rris , Pebbles Moore, Christine Pettingill and Karen Fox T h e second a n n u a l O reg o n V a r s ity Cheerleading Competition sponsored by the Oregon Rally Advisors Associa tio n , w ill be held at Western Oregon State Col lege in Monmouth on April Western evening planned by Chamber 3 T h u rs d a y , A p r il 1 April Fools Day! Walch out A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Uwives and Fishes, will be served at 11:30 a m at the Welches School library Transporta tion and further informaion is available by calling M ax ine Worley at the Senior Center. 622 3331 W elches C o m m u n ity School classes to be held this evening are “ WrestI ing for Kids" in room IS of Welches School beginning a t 7 p m ; “ A e ro b ic Dance" from 6 to7:30 p m in Welches g ym , and “ Recreational Basketball" in Welches gym beginning at 7:30 p.m. M o n d a y , A p ril 5 A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes, will be served at 11 30 a m at the Welches School library Transporta tion and further informa tion is available by calling M axine W orley at the Senior Center. 622-3331. A fashion show is the scheduled highlight of the Hoodland Women’s Club luncheon meeting beginn ing at 11:30 a m at the Log Lod g e re s ta u r a n t in Rhododendron The theme of this year's annual Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show is "Catalog Fashions SPRING into Life," and w ill be p resen ted by Women’s Club member Kay Larnmers of the Sears Catalog Store in Welches For reservations call either Kay Lammers at 622-3222 or Renee Knapp at 622 A671 Tu esd ay, A p ril 6 The Hoodland (nam ber of Commerce cordially in v ite s e v e ry o n e to a Western-style evening of fun, food and frolic! This Chamber function will be held at Timberline Ixidge beginning at 6:30 p m ., w ith c o ck tails in the Raven's Nest, and a short open C h a m b e r B o ard m e e tin g A t 7:3 0 a barbecue buffet will be a v a ila b le fe a tu r in g barbecued chicken, ribs, baked beans and assorted salads The price is 110 per prson, with 14 assigned to the Chamber for its 4th of July firew orks display, which they provide every year for the mountain com munity The evening's events will include a special recogm tio n of R ic h a rd L. K o h n s ta m m , fro m T im e rlin e Lodge, who re c e n tly re c e iv e d the Aubrey Watzek Award This award is given to peo pie who have contributed to improving the quality of life in Oregon You may purchase your ticket for this fun and im portant local event at the Sears Catalog Store, The Book Place, or at Lowel Njlist’s office — all located in Hoodland Plaza. For more information, contact John Thompson at 622 3927 C o m m u n ity School classes this evening in c lu d e : “ R e c r e a tio n a l V o lleyb all" in Welches gym beginning at 6 p m .; “ A e ro b ic D a n c e ” at Welches gym beginning at 7:3 0 p m .; and "Crocheting" beginning at 7 p.m. Contact Reva Cox at 622 3397 for directions to the crocheting class play Milt Fox will direct an all-male cast for this production If interested in auditioning for a role in this play, please contact Milt Fox at 622 3150, or Hank Dalpez at 622 3254 Sunday, April 18, is the date, and the time is 7:30 p m , for the Evo and Jem my Bluestein concert at the Women's Club The Moun tain Music Society will sponsor this concert of old- time, traditional American fiddle and mandolin music Tickets are 14 and are available in advance at “The Store,” or at the door. Don’t forget the Easter Egg Hunt April 10 beginn ing at 1 p m sharp at Welches School Field! The Sandy cheerleaders have some extra incentive to do well If they finish in the top three, according to advisor Barbara Beehler, they'll be served a dinner by the boys basketball team There will be 25 schools c o m p e tin g in fo u r categories for prizes and tro p h ie s T h e Sandy cheerleaders will be com HYPNOSIS Clinic Siali pho»« T o p lace an ev en t in the H oo dland H ap p en in g s, con ta c t D a w n M o rris o n at 622-3538. • STRESS • FEARS • SPORTS Private • SMOKING • BEDWETTING • NAILBITING Going to th e O regon V a rs ity C h e e rle a d in g C o m p e titio n a re , in back fro m le ft to rig h t. •W EIG HT «M EM O RY • SELF CONFIDENCE Call 668-4221 T r u d j B ro w n and A nna C a rp e n te r, and in fro n t, C h ris tin e P e ttin g ill. P ebb les M o o re and B illie M c N u tt, PH D, C e r tifie d U n io n H y p n o th e ra p is t K ecia H a r ris . N o t p ic tu re d is K a re n F o x . MOHS W edn esd ay, A p ril 7 The Clackamas County Library Bookmobile will be at Hoodland Plaza parking lot from 4 to 7 p.m today The Mt. Hood Chess Club meets this evening at the Hoodland Women’s Club building on Salmon River Road beginning at 7:ic. This club is open to all chess players For more in formation contact Dave Enna at 622 4546 The Welches School PTA will convene its monthly meeting this evening begin ning at 7:30 at Welches School. John McMahan, principal of Sandy Union High School, will be the guest speaker. McMahan w ill address “ How to Prepare Your Child for High School." A short business m eeting w ill follow this presentaion, w ith e le c tio n of a nominating committee in cluded on the agenda Call Judy Donaldson at 622-3292 for additional information or to volunteer your time through the PTA to work a the school The Mountain Players have selected the “ Caine Mutiny” as their summer and ________________F O R : ___________________ WHOLE, FRESH FRYERS « < w A t FROM FOSTER FARMS OF CALIFORNIA (LIMIT THREE) FRESH FILLET BONELESS PACIFIC RED SNAPPER SIRLOIN TIP ROAST SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS PORK USDA CHOICE TENDERIZED BEEF CUBE STEAKS OREGON SALAD SIZE SHRIMP MEAT 5 $ I 98 is I BAR B Q, OVEN ROASTED OR SMOKED TURKEY ..ns BREAST.......... . . . lb 4 r LB. lb _ _ I lb FRESH BOCKW URST........................... PORK STEAKS BAR S S J4 8 lb ~ $ 1 78 PORK LINK SAUSAGE FRESH CHEDDARWURST. KNACKWURST. BRATWURST HILLSHIRE FARMS SAUSAGE SlGM A N 'S, FRESH 1 LB. Ä PORK $178 SPARERIBS ............................ iB I Ç « JO ■ / O B A R S. FRESH L B .( 4 K r BONELESS, COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP STEAK USDA CHOICE BEEF BETTY CROCKER DUE! issued following wreck on mountain by M IC H A E L P . J O N E S P ost C orrespo nd ent L a s t T h u rs d a y the H o o d lan d R u ra l F ir e D e p a rtm e n t and the Oregon State Forestry Ser vice fought a brush fire in the Cedar Ridge area near Brightwood At 4:30 p m. that same d ay the d e p a rtm e n t responded to an accident an eighth of a mile west of the M irror luike trail head on Highway 26 A rm introu t said that upon a r r iv a l th ey discovered a vehicle had hit a metal g uard rail, blocking the westbound lane of traffic Both the driver and a passenger w e re p inned in the wreckage. The vehicle, a 1971 Mer cury Cougar, had to be cut open in order to free the trapped passengers, said Armintrout Rescue personnel utlliz ed a hydrolicly operated c u ttin g tool th a t sometime« referred to as is “ the jaws of life.” The gas operated tool also has the capacity to spread 12,000 pounds of wreckage in order to get to trapped passengers An Oregon State Police spokesperson identified the d riv e r as M arle n e T Badroad, 28. from Warm Springs The passenger was Georgia Greene, also of Warm Springs Badroad and Greene w e re tra s p o rte d to G re s h a m C o m m u n ity H o s p ita l hy A lp in e Ambiance Greene was treated in the emergency room for minor injuries and later released Badroad was ad mitted for injuries received In the mishaps, and was listed in satisfactory condi tion Tuesday afternoon B a d ro a d , who was reportedly driving without an operator s license and without insurance, and was cited, according to the (>SP. for driving while under the influence of in toxicants jfe g g C f I BUMBLE BEE r-n -j ® SUPER M O IS T CHUNK ■* TUNA GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 4 4 - *• ADDITIONAL AT 89 BETTY CROCKER. ASSORTED FROSTINGS — SAVERS ALEX H Y G R A D E 'S "B A L L P A R K " FRANKS ALL MEAT OR ALL REEF ^49 CORN TORTILLAS 14 oz INSTANT POTATOES S* )3 5 KRAFT ORANGE JUICE m PORK SAUSACE COOKED HAM ...99* ,2„. «O U ■ BORDEN S EAGLE BRAND "V 14 BAKER'S COCONUT $ 1 I 29 CINNAMON IMITATION VANILLA NESTLES MORSELS $219 i?oz 4Bi 79* FINEST QUALITY JOLLY TIME PLAIN OR PEANUT GRAHAMS YUBAN COFFEE YELLOW POPCORN M&M CANDIES 3 LB TIN DIAL BAR SOAP CRESCENT GROUND semi sweet c h o c o ia te NABISCO HONEY MAID OR C IN N A M O N TREATS TARTAR SAUCE ROYAL 89* o< $7 ” 12» 9 8 CHOCOLATE 16 oz $ J5 5 2” M l M •• $133 B 12 •• $123 NAUEY'S sa «« LO A F .85« NAUEY'S S O Z (BATH SIZE DEODORANT I 24 o. LOG CABIN SYRUP SWEET MIDGETS $|69 $109 WESSON OIL MA PIE FLAVORED V BANDONS CHEESE $169 to x o r 12 PURE VEGETABIE PIK-NIK POTATOES ic MEDIUM CHEDDAR iSft£ HOT COCOA MIX - SHOESTRING STYlE Vu. 1 PRODU« ' A N G ilF iA X f. O R P R E M IU M S w ftfD O E D SWISS M iss. ASSORTED 1 < AN REGULAR hot or SPECIAL RECIPE SLICED .. $2^ MEDIUM SHRIMP S R 99 KRAFT, CHILLED SPREAD JIMMY DEAN ORLEANS uo, 2 CHEEZWHIZ bluebonnet HYGRADE'S $139 hungry jack (A m B , s i ■ « » PACT .69« JO H N S TO N S READY CRUST TLA/0P K A PART OF YOUR C O M M U N IT Y .” [THRIFT WAY, W IL L IA M S 17450 M einig, Sandy 668-4240 P n < i « f f t t i v W«d thru T u t., Mor 31 -Apr. 6
