Oregon • March/April 2008

Bi-Monthly Web Magazine

INSIDE SCOOP

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Fun for Kids of All Ages

arcadeLooking for something fun for the kids to do on rainy afternoons or to keep them busy after dinner while the adults socialize?  Local teens in the Villages of Mt Hood like to hang out at the Mountain View Video & Arcade.  The “Black Light” Arcade is located at the back of the movie rental shop of the same name in Hoodland Park Plaza on Welches Road.

There are 16 games including a black light pool table, several black light video games, shooting games, pinball machines and touch screen games.  All games cost only a quarter to play.  And every kid’s favorite snacks, soda pop and candy, are available on premises.  Or for a more substantial snack, there is Mogul Mountain Pizza right next door.

Kids (and adults) of all ages are welcome, however it is suggested that an adult accompany anyone under 12 years old.  Gamers can access the game arcade through the movie rental shop, which provides constant supervision of who is coming and going.

Spring Hours
Monday – Thursday: Noon – 9pm
Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 11am- 9pm

Summer Hours
Sunday – Thursday: 11am – 9pm
Friday – Saturday: 11am – 10pm

Mountain View Video & Arcade
Hoodland Park Plaza, Welches
503-622-6446

Mogul Mountain Pizza
Hoodland Park Plaza, Welches
503-622-4323
Delivery or Take-out
Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday: Noon – 8pm
Friday – Saturday: Noon – 9pm

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Publisher Information

www.mthoodmagazine.com is published by:

Villages of Mt. Hood Tourism Marketing Alliance (501(c)6)

Serving the Villages of Alder Creek, Brightwood, Wemme, Welches, Zigzag and Rhododendron

Post Office Box 819 Welches, OR 97067
503.622.3017, fax 502.622.3163
TheVillages@MtHoodMagazine.com / www.MtHood.info

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Courtney VermaasOur stories are written by Andrée Larson. Andrée grew up in the Portland/Vancouver area. She earned an MA in Art History at the University of Oregon, and writes about the history and culture of people and communities. She’s spent time in Europe and on the East Coast, and says the Pacific Northwest is hands down the best place to live. She currently lives in Tacoma with her husband, an artist..

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