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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1982)
M to w x M M a 2— 8AMOY (O r«,) ROST Thw<».. Jvn. 3. 1 * 2 ($ m 2) Meadows Summerfestival set for August M t. Hood M eadow s recently announced the presentation of “ High M eadow s Summer/estival.** a sum mer weekend celebration of music and art to be held at Mt Hood Meadows August 20. 21 and 22 The “ High Meadows Summer/est i val” will com bine the finest in Northwest music and art with the natural beauty of Oregon's Mt Hood region. The K aren W hitm an Com pany, a P o rtlan d based advertising and pro motions f ir m , is c o l laborating with Mt Hood Meadows to produce the first artistic and musical celebration ever held at the Meadows facility For the past five years, the Karen Whitman Company has been producer of Artquake. P o r t la n d ’s th re e -d a y festival of the visual and performing arts located in the downtown transit mall Although the festival schedule of events is not final, the High Meadows Summerfestival” will in cluda appearances by a variety of local musicians, with styles ranging from popular to country and bluegrass The festival highlight will be a perfor mance by nationally known artists on August 21 In addition to an em phasis on music, the "High M eadow s Summerfestival” will also feature works from Nor- tiäQdkmd. Happenings Timber line Rim bake sale set for Saturday THURSDAY. JU N E 3 A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes, w ill be served beginning at 11:30 a m in the Welches School library SATURDAY. JU NE 5 T he T h ir d Annual “ Variety and Bake Sale" will be held at Timberline Rim Lodge, one mile east of Brightwood on Barlow Trail Road, today from 10 a m to 4 p m This sale will feature furniture, tools, gad gets and a lm o s t everything else except clothing Profits from this sale go to the Timberline Rim Association for im provements Special baked items will be featured The sale will continue through Sunday, June 6 . JU N E 6 The “ Variety and Bake Sale” at Timberline Rim continues today from 9 30 to 11:30 a m MONDAY. JU NE 7 A senior citizens lunch, sponsored by Loaves and Fishes, w ill be served beginning at 11:30 a m in the Welches School library Beginning at 8 p m , at the Hoodland Women's Club, an "Installation” of new officers will be includ ed in a last meeting of the Hoodland Women’s Club Charges higher at campgrounds If you are planning to visit your favorite Forest Ser> ‘ ?e campground this suit mer you might prepare yourself for some changes A c c o rd in g to W endy Evans, forestry technician from the Zigzag Ranger District, campers will be faced with higher cam pground fees and reduced services this year “ I t ’s all economy and budget re la ted ," Evans said as she explained the changes. "F irst, we are trying to bring our cam pground fees more into line with what the private sec tor is charging ” " Second,” she continued, “ we are trying to recover more of our operating costs directly from the cam pground user rather than the general taxpayer ” As a result, the fees for camping at most National Forest campgrounds have increased This year, for example, the fee for camp ing at Trillium Lake cam pground will be 18 a night Last year it was 84 a night Other fee increases on the district include Green Canyon campground, up from 83 to 88 a night, Riley campground, up from 83 to 84 a night, and McNeil campground, up from 82 to 83 a night The 83 fee for camping at Still Creek campground re m ains unchanged this year An effect of Forest Ser vice budget tightening is the reduction of services provided at campgrounds This reduced service, ac This year the operating season for Green Canyon, Riley and McNeil cam pgrounds runs from the present through Labor Day Depending upon Two remote Zigzag cam pgrounds Kinzel Ijik e and F ir Tree, will be operated as s e lf-s e r v ic e cam pgrounds during the entire snow free season No fees will be charged Campers taking advan tage of such free camping are advised that they will have to pack out their gar bage Toilets will not be serviced. there will be a picnic at Eagle Fern Park. For m ore in fo rm a tio n c a ll L a u rie S am sel O lson, 235 9269 or Diane Grambo Shimomura, 281 «01» Call evenings project*, including com munity signs, a community park and storni drainage improvements on Church Koad A repreaentative from thè Oregon Departm ent <W Transportation ia expected to al temi thè meeting lo diM usa cast estim ate» and design for sidew alk* and laty downtown area signala in thè Woman graduates from Air Force class af Gary W and J Starhasfatai US Ato F o resi held at A ir F o rre a f tha in the world wide Air Force communications system They also earned eredita through the Community Cottage of the Air Force toward an asaoriate degree in applied science Sasebo w ill now serve at M arch Air Force Base, Calif M m to « IM I graduate of Estacada High School special about your recipe, and either mail it to Moun tain Community Cookbook. c+o Reva Cox, P.O. Box 187. Rhododendron, Ore., 97049, or give it to a com m unity school aide If you'd like to help compile and create this cookbook, call Reva at 622-3397 To place an event in the Hoodland Happenings, con tact Dawn M orrison at 622-3538. M IJI HwiWB f the e . 1 (ID) Enterprises Continuous bus service from Portland and shuttle buses from lower Meadows p a rk in g lots w ill be available for easy access to the festival Ticket prices w ill be established for adults and children and an nounced in the future Package rates to include transportation to the moun tain celebration will also be announced ex '» u ii B n rides R eg istered at C lo u d tre r e A^Sun n u e s nc >r (fee Gift They'll R a tify May-June «at GROOM B R ID E JA NET PARSLEY M IC H ELE LEWIS KRIS SEARLE REBECCA PERR Y GEORGE P U L L IE N . JR JE E E PARMAN KRIS BROWN DOUGLAS C H E N E Y w ay ENJOY YOUR VIEW 0 SAVE ENERGY TOO u 4 F OR MORE T I^ O/OFF INFORMATION *T V / 0 coil 255-5990 CLOUDTREE & S a n d S c h o o l o f C o o k ery 112 N. Main 6664496 Gresham snow While operating seasons have been reduced, Evans was quick to point out that some campgrounds will operate on a “self-service” basis before and after the posted dates There will tie no services provided at those times and, therefore, no fees charged. t r a ffic neighborhood W EDNESDAY, JU NE » The Mt Hood Chess Club meets this evening in the Hoodland Women's Club building at 7:30 This club is open to all chess players. For more information, con tact Dave Enna at 622-4546. Don't forget the Welches School Board m eeting tomorrow evening, June 10. at 7:30 p m in the primary building library. A Mountain Community Cookbook is in the planning through the Welches Com munity School. Copy your favorite recipe and include your name, address, phone n um ber and a n y th in g conditions. Trillium Lake and S till C reek c a m pgrounds will operate from June IS through Labor Day In the past, the operating season covered a longer period of time ghhorhood cleanup day d May a iXaruas the statue of a of month will be a “general" potluck For further infor mation, or for transporta tion to the potluck, contact Maxine Worley at 622-3331. uniqueness of the festival. The festival will also offer a wine and beer garden, and a vast array of goods and gourmet creations THE CITIBANK CARDS NO OTHER BANK CAN MATCH THEM. to Evans, translates into a shorter operating season In F o re s t S e rv ic e language, the operating season is the period of time that services such as drink ing water, garbage pick up and ro u tin e to ile t maintenance are provided It is also the time camping fees are charged. Advisory committee meeting set June 10 he B o rin g Ighborhood Advisory nmittae will hold Its it meeting Thursday, m 1«, a t ? 30 p m in the ing Fire Station t this meeting the com tas will: Review results of the TUESDAY. JUNE 8 The monthly Hoodland Senior Citizens Potluck will be held today beginning at noon in the Hoodland Women's Club This month the L u th e ra n C h u rch members will host and serve the potluck This co rd in g 10 -year reunion set for SUHS graduates The Sandy Union High School IO year reunion, for the class of 1172, will be held July 3031. Friday there will be a dinner at the Red lJon at Bowmans On Saturday before summer New of ficers are: Kathy Bock, president; Dawn Morrison, vice president, Althea Dor man, treasurer; Nancy D o u g h e rty , re c o rd in g secretary; Linda Eby, cor responding secretary; Sue Enna, historian; and Betty Hoffman. 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