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The Sandy (Ore.) Post
Thursday, Feb. 13, iîmîj (Sec. I)
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Team Members
Guests of Wades
Pioneers Nab Pair
From Estacada
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Sandy’s hoop contingent invaded
Estacada Tuesday, and accom­
plished another double shellacking
at the expense of the Rangers,
as the JVs doubled the Estacada
effort with a 58-29 win, and the
varsity crew built up a 40-17
halftime lead, and coasted to a 71 -
54 victory.
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Sandy upped their total in the
second quarter to post their 23-
point midway advantage.
The underdog heels out pointed
the strong Sandyites in each of the
last two quarters. Pioneer men­
tor Jerry Ross explained, “We
played good ball for about the first
14 minutes. Then it got helter-
skelter. The team was playing
like * We have this ne in the bag.’ ’’
Carpenter’s 26 points led all
scoring, and elusive Chuck Cros-
ton added 18. Jon Sandstrom scor­
ed 11, and Rookie Butch Wood­
ward, who rated a starting assign­
ment, sank five. Russ Dobson scor-
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The first quarter wasthebigone
for the Pioneers, witli Dale Car­
penter hitting 11 points to pave
the way to a 25-point team effort.
The host Rangers were held to 8
points throughout the period. San­
dy led at one point 23-4
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Kuss Dobson
ed four, Mike Motejl added three,
and Franz Meier and Bob Fred­
erickson managed two apiece.
Howard Durand was tops for
the Rangers with 15 to his credit.
The win gave Sandy a 7-3 mark
in Wilco play, surpassed only by
Parkrose with a perfect 10-0,
and Jesuit with a 9-1.
The Pioneers travel to Canby
tomorrow to take on the Cougars
In the second round of league ac­
tion.
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Sandy
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2 Ib. $4.00 to $6.00
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$3.00
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Corsages
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40 Cards - 45c
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CHICO, Calif.- Helen Eran Mc-
Connel of Sandy, a graduate of
Sandy Union High School, has won
in local competition the right to
compete as a member of the Chico
State College women’s team in the
12th Annual Region XI Intercolle­
giate Bowling Tournament Eeb.
14-15 at Oregon State College,
Corvallis.
The tournament is sponsored by
the Association of College Unions,
and will take place at the Mem­
orial Union Bowling Lanes at the
Oregon college.
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SATURA
Ever have a sweater stretch?
Recently when we were at the
cleaners, a lady was asking the
girl behind the counter if any­
thing could be done about her
sweater. She had washed it at
home and now one sleeve was
longer than the other.
We couldn’t resist intruding
to ask if the sweater was made
of acrylic man-made fiber. The
women looked at the label and
found this to be true — and
also noticed the sweater came
from a large store, Immedi-
ately the woman said she would
take it back, because she knew
they were reliable. However,
this wasn’t necessary.
Man-made fibers are excel­
lent for sweaters but some
(not all) acrylics stretch easily
if not properly handled, The
sweaters go back to the orlg-
Inal size when dried in a dry-
er. If you don’t have a dry-
er, handle the garment care-
full when washing, scoop both
hands under it to squeeze out
water. Don’t pull it. Then dry
on a flat surface.
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Want more money in your
pocket? Of course, everybody
does. One way to get it is to use
know-how In buying.
For
instance,
automatic
washers vary from just under
$200 to over $400. Will the least
expensive be the best buy for
you? If you know what to look
for, you can save yourself both
money and trouble.
Recent surveys by the U. S.
Department of Agriculture show
that automatic washers last an
average of nine years. If you
bought yours in 1955 or 1956,
brace yourself for a major ex­
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Your county Extension of­
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our free bulletin, “Choosing
and
Using
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If it always seems dusty, use
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Your local con-
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If the floor is badly pitted
and seems to develop even more
pitting, the cement may be poor
quality. Repouring may be the
only answer. You can put down
asphalt or vinyl asbestos tile
over concrete but you have to
have a smooth surface or the
flooring will not stay down.
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Dog Mushers, who held their dog
sled races on Mt. Hood last Sat­
urday and Sunday, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wade of Rt. 2, Sandy. The dog
mushers with their wives and chil­
dren, numbering 60 in all, slept
“wall-to-wall In the Wade living
room, while their 70 dogs were
bedded down in the orchard. The
wary and restless sleddogs greet­
ed each departing guest and ar­
riving car with a concerted ulula­
tion, making the night’s house
party a memorable one for the
Wades who pronounced it a "howl­
ing success.”
This was the first time these
races have been held on Mt. Hood
although they have been held for
years In Alaska, Canada and Wash­
ington. Kerry and Velma expect
to have their own sled and team
ready to race next year. The
Wades raise and train Siberian
huskies. Their youngest daughter,
Linda, hopes to be one of the sled
drivers next year,
An expert bowler 195 average' Lou will do hi, best to
help Sandy area bowler, Before coming Io Sandy, he mon
aged Maiec lane, hi . Stark Street BowP and before that
wa* in charge of lakewood lane« in Tacoma. Lou >« a top-
notch teacher and free m«truction is available on request
at any time livery Wednesday from 7-8 pm all lanes are
open for free shadow bowling and instruction. Drop in and
meet Lou.
Mt. Hood Lanes
Loop Highway
MU 7-6451
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