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Double-Minded Representative
In the latest “Green Letter" which
passed across otir desk last week we
noted an article entitled “Th«* Won
derful World of noulde-Thiuk
At
first glance it didn't seem to I»«* much
hut th»* humor of the incidence laded
as one continue<i to read.
Representative Edith Green's news
letter stated "On Sept. 20 the Hous»*
of Representatives approved a Reso
lution sponsored by a Representative
from Alabama which, in effect, de
clares tin* right ofanj Western Hemi
sphere nation tin |>articular. of
course, the l uited States! to inter
ven»* with armed force in th** affairs
of any American nation (without re
quest from that nation) when I’om-
munist subversion is threatened."
Like we said, at first this sounds
like a reasonable matter. Hut in reali
ty it is utterly ridiculous. For as Rep.
Green comments the House has ac-
mail? gone on record as approving
the very invasion of even this coun
try by the armed forces of other Wes
tern hemisphere nations if they—not
(his nation Ixdieve the L’.S. is threa
tened by Communist aggression.
What fakes th»* cake, as she writes,
is that the same Alabama Kep. in
1963 sponsored a piece of legislation
to wit: “Prohibit the use of the Na
tional Guard or Armed Forces to en
force Eederal laws. Federal court or-
ders. cr to suppress domestic violence
in any State, except upon the request
of th»* legislature or governor of the
For the State, particularly
Alabama in this case, a formal re
quest is expected . . . for a Western
hemisphere nation invade at will.
We wontier if the Alabama gent,
and his like-minded cohorts, see dou
ble when they look in a mirror, too.
A bad case of fumblitis
proved the downfall for the San
dy Frosh squad last Thursday as
they were downed 27-14 by Fre
mont. The score was tied at
halftime 14 all.
Fumbles on three separate
occasions brought an end to
drives with the Frosh gridders
deep in enemy territory.
Scoring for the local team
Included a four yard run by
LX>n Schneider and a puss play
from JimSItger tr. Tom Scales
which netted 50 yards. Both
extra point attempts were good
accounting for the 14 points put
across by the Sandy eleven.
Violet Paces
Grid Pickers
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Oct. 15-16
GAMES
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oandy .it
Wy’east__________
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Jesuit at
Canby______
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oilverton .it
Reynolds_________ 1
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j Kansas .it
| Oklahoma
Washington Slate
Stanford at
Jefferson at
Franklin
williams
Brother»
50.24 .67 (I
Ken
Brown
53 21 .716
Ralph
Richardson
35-19
1 OU
Langlois
49-25 .662
Cene
Madison
31-23 .689
Harker and
Blgnall
44 30 ,594
Sandy
Sandy
Wy’sust
Wy’east
Wy’east
Wy’east
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
1
Jesuit
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
1
Reynolds
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Wash. St.
WMk st.
Wash. 8t.
Wash. St.
Wash. St.
Wash. St.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
So. Calif.
Molalla
Parkrose
Molalla
Molalla
Molalla
Molalla
UCLA
Missouri
UCI.A
Missouri
UCI.A
UCLA
UCLA
Texas
Texas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Texas
Texas
Sunset
Sunset
Sunset
Gresham
Sunset
Sunset
Jesuit
Reynolds
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Oklahoma
!
Wash St.
So. Calif.
moiaiu at
Parkrose_________
UCLA at
Missouri
Texas at
Arkansas_______
Gresham at
Sunset
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Reynolds
Sunset
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Editor
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Crouse
1 50-24
676
Ssndy
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So. Calif.
1
Molalla
Franklin
Violet Marwell, Rt. 3, Box
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
570, Boring, paced this week's
Oregon State at
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Oregon
State
armchair quarterbacks tn The
Idaho
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Oregon State Oregon State
Idaho
Idaho
Idaho
Oregon State
Sandy Post Foothill competition
No. Carolina State 1
and received a che»*k for $10.
Florida
at Florida
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Florida
1
Florida
Florida
Florida
Florida
Florida
She missed only two contests
on r urce at
played over the past weekend--
Oregon
Oregon
1
Oregon
Oregon
Air Force
Sandy vs. Parkrose, and Idaho
Oregon
Ortsgon
Oregon
Uiuo
state
at
j
vs. Utah State.
Michigan State____ 1
Tie
Michigan Stat» Ohio State
Michigan State Michigan Stat« Michigan State! MichlganStatc
Right tiehind her was the entry
Milwaukie at
1
sent in by Gerry Barker ofSandy
Milwaukie
Centennial
j
Centennial
making him the second repeat
Centennial
Centennial
Centennial
Milwaukie
Centennial
winner in this year’s football
I ne LAiues at
1
The
Dulles
The
Dulles
Estacada
|
The Dulles
contest. Last week Barker was
The Dalles
The Dulles
The Dalles
The Dalles
the third
place winner. He
Washington at
California
California
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missed on three grid battles-
Washington
California
California 1 California
California
California
Idaho-Utah
State, Gresham -
Alabama at
T
Alabama
Alaluma
Tennessee
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Astoria, and Oregon-Stanford.
Alatuma
Alabama
Alabama
1
Ala luma
Alatuma
The third place finisher this
week forced us to use
the
Tiebraker game for the first
time to determine the victor.
Dwayne M. Vedder of Box 225,
Again this week it was Ralph
Clackamas County Unit of
Sandy and Al Ross of Sandy,
Richardson who led his cohorts
District »1, Ore., Nurses As
a consistent winner in the local
in the selection of pigskin win
It’s another tough lutile ning chores for the host team.
football guessing game, tied
the Estacada encounter which sociation, will meet Monday,
ners in gridiron wars across the
ahead for the Sandy Pioneer
The team has 12 b*ttermen and
for third place with four wrong
they won 13-0. Since that time Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Willa-
nation
last
weekend.
He
gridders this Friday night as of late has Sophomore Larry
predictions
each.
However,
the
local squad has absortied mette Falls Community Hos
successfully predicted 16 win
they travel to Wy'east for an Bowe doing the signal calling
pital dining room to discuss
Vedder received the >3.00 prize
two defeats.
ners of the 19 games listed to
other conference tilt. A bright edging out letterman quarter
by-laws and changes necessary
money by virtue of his selection
The
team
has
t>een
working
boost this total to 55 correct
note for the locals will be the back Gary Muma who Is a sen
in establishing a district of
of Parkrose defeating Sandy
this
week
on
its
offensive
and only 19 wrong during the
return to the line-up of the ior.
their own. At the present time
F riday
night. Ross favored
maneuvers
In
an
effort
to
push
season so far.
Jackley brothers.
The Wy'east gridiron men
they are a unit of Dist. 41,
Sandy as the victor.
over
some
TD
’
s
against
the
Tied last week for the lead
Once again the local gridders boast a rugged defense. They
Portland.
Persons entering the fifth
Eagles. Pioneer gridders will
with Richarson was Sandy High
will be battling against a huge have been beaten by Reynolds
All registered ami profess
week’s contest have until 5 p.m.
board
the
bus
for
the
Journey
School
Football Coach Ken
tonight (Thurs.) to get their weight disadvantage in the line. for their only loss this season. to Wy’east country at 4:30 ional nurses of Clackamas
Brown who slipped behind by two
Most of the Wy’east forward
Expected to be back in the p.m., Friday with game time County, or interested therein,
completed entry page turned
games missing five calls last
wall push above the 200 pound team line-up for Sandy Friday
should tie present at this meet-
into The Sandy Post.
at 8 p.m,
weekend.
Also missing five
mark. Besides the weight ad
will be Brock
and
David
ing.
games in his prognasticating
vantage the Eagles boost some Jackley. Brock has missed the
AIRMAN ESPERSON
The unit lus lieen meeting
last weekend was Lou Langlois.
of the taller players in the last two contests with an in
on the fourth Monday of every
GIVEN
PROMOTION
The outcome of other experts
league holding down starting jured elbow while David pulled
Ron L.. Esper sen, USAF, haa month. A short txislnesa meet
over the
weekend were the
assignments in the line. Tall ligaments in his left side a
Ing pre«-ee<les an Intereating
Williams Brothers and Gene
est member on the squad is week ago eliminating him from (>een promoted to Airman Sec and educational program.
ond
Class.
He
Is
assigned
to
Madison missing six games;
Sophomore Tackle Bob Thomas action against The Dalles last
James Hefty, Representative
Committees are working hard who stands 6' 7” and tips the Friday. Both should add a great Photographic Group No. 2 and
Editor Crouse with seven wrong
for
Oregon Nurses Assn.,
stationed
Colorado
and Barker Jnd Blgnall with nine on projects for Welches PTA scales at 225 pounds.
deal to th«* offense and defen
sponsored liability insurance,
Springs, Colo.
Carnival slated for Saturday,
Incorrect picks.
The Eagles operate from a sive thrust of the Pioneers.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. spoke to us at our September
All expect to have better pick Oct. 23, reports a spokesman split end offense. Fullback Lynn
Coach Ken Brown said the
C.
Espersen of Kt. 2, Box 651, meeting and we had a lively
for
the
group.
ings with this week's game
Lesselyoung and Wingbtick Mike team would be back at full
Sandy,
he Is a 1964 graduate discussion on the Importance
The
telephone committee Nastasi handle most of the run- strength for the first time since
selections but comment has It
of
carrying
liability insur
from
Sandy
high school.
chairmanned
by
Mary
Wese-
they’re are some real toss-ups
ance.
among the gamesto becalled. man has already begun calling
for various donations that will
WOMEN SET BAKE
provide goodies and prizes for
games. Members of the PTA
SALE ON FRIDAY
expect to receive a helping
The Mt. Hood Women’s Bowl hand from teens in the Em
ing Club will hold a bake sale pire Group in construction of W
this Friday starting at 10 a.m. various booths, as well as, help
Food items will be sold in the ing out on the night of the
lobby of the Clackamas County carnival.
Bank.
Anyone wishing to give an
assist in this project Is urged
to contact Duane Hergert at
Hoodland 326.
Richardson Widens Lead Over Cohorts
GOING EAST?
The Experts Pick 'Em This Way
Gridders Face Wy'east
Nurses Plan
Own District
Welches PTA
Carnival Seeks
Committees Work
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for 1965. A day long session
will be held in Portland at the
Sheraton Motor Inn beginning
at 9:45 a.m.
Mrs. Margaret Price, na
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honored guest at the meeting.
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