Thur«.. Oct. 27, 19M (Sec. 1) TH« SANDY (Ore.) POST
Sandy Homecoming Hopes High
Rooks Soak Wy'East 33-0;
Eye First Unbeaten Season
Despite 13-0 Silverton Loss
By Mike Hite
The Stiverton Foxes used a
■tout defense and the power-
running of fullback Jim Roth
and the outside running
of
quarterback Ben Cardiff to hand
&ndy its first shut out in 8
games dating back tolast year’s
Reynolds tilt in which the Pio
neers wore also beaten 13-0.
Hie Pioneers threatened to
draw flrat blood in the mud.
filled, water -drenched contest.
After taking the opening kick,
off, they drove to the Silverton
30 paced by the running of
Jim Sliger, Jerry Me Lain, Glen
Ikinewuod and Mike Nelson.
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However, on a fourth and 8 sit
uation a Sliger pass dropped
harmlessly in the mud after
falling <Ait of die Intended re
ceivers hands,
Silverton, keeping SUndydeep
in their own territory most of
the night, capitalized on a Pio
Mice's Mights
PREIXCT1ON RECORD
24-6 .800 PCT
Wy’east over Molalla , . .
Lowly Molalla shouldn’t even
come close to beating Wy’east.
The Gulden Eagles, 4-3 on the
year to the Indians 1-6, have
all the percentages on their
side.
Parkrose over Estacada . . .
if there is no rain this Friday,
Parkrose, like Jesuit, best ona
dry field, should make mince
meat of the Rangers’ pass de
fense. After winning seven in a
row, the Broncos might get
careless
though unlikely,
Steve Jones, along with his re
ceivers, win constitute excep-
tlonal insurance.
Jesuit over Canby
The
Crusaders, after being upset by
Die Dalles 20-19 last week,
will probably be out for blood.
If Jesuit really turns on its
offense engineered by
Steve
Wack there is no telling how high
the score could go. Wack could
easily run wild through Canby’s
defense.
Reynolds over Sandy , . .
The Lancers have really come
on strong the latter part at the
year knocking off four straight
oiiponents, but who can predict
how in-and-out Sandy (mostly
out with a mere 2-5 record)
will react?
The lilies over Silverton...
The Dalles pulled off the biggest
upset in the state last week by
nipping Jesuit 20-19 and should
have a much easier time with
Silverton although the Foxes
have won two straight over
Sandy and Molalla.
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neer short punt giving them good
field position at the 37. three
plays later Cardiff bolted off
tackle for 24 yards aid a touch
down. Cardiff also tallied the
extra point bringing the score
to 7-0 and ttiat’s the way it was
at the half.
The Foxts added an insur
ance 6 pointer late in the third
period with Roth scoring from
National Business and Professional Women’s Club Week was observed
10 yards out after he had set it
Oct. 16-22 by 50,000 members
the organization. Mrs. John Bye is president <4 the
up plunging for the necessary
&ndy BPW Club and Mrs. Joyce Willis, McMinnville, is president at the State Federa-
2-yards on a fourth down play
tlon. Other officers of the Sandy club, which counts 25 members, are Audrey Colson,
from the 27. Roth then power-
vice president; Nancy Blaisdell, corresponding secretary; Marie Seematter, recording
ori 15 yards to the 10 from
secretary; Florence Schmitz, treasurer and Ardis Green, historian. In addition to
where he carried it over un-
honoring a high school Girl of the Month, the local club awards a 8200 scholarship
touched.
each year to a graduating senior girl.
photo;
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12
JUNIORS Post Electric
16
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Ken's Chevron
12
10/22
16
Sun Ro Esta Lanes
18
10
W
Chris Phillips
12
MT. HOODERS
16
L
Brooks Cafe
16
12
Square Balls
Barlow Trail
13
10 1/2 17 1/2
W
7
L
Janz Berryland
15
13
Wipe Outs
High individual game (
12
and
8
Pioneer Real
J. J. Walker Realty
14
14
Gutter Dusters
12
series, scratch —Georgia Ver-
8
Estate
19
9
15
Pioneer Real Estate 11
Eight Balls
maas, 183 and 475.
8
14
All Coast
18 1/2 9 1/2
McKinnon Enter.
13
15
High game and series, boys
High individual game and se
Dea’s In 4 Out 17
11
Frederickson Ap.
16
12
-- Mike Rowley 145 and Ken ries, handicap -- Georgia Ver-
Whistle Stop
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Don’s Richfield
16
12
Cool 371.
maas, 204 and 538.
Dew Drop Inn
12 1/2 11 1/2
and
Women
’
s
high
series
High game and series, girls
Oja Lumber Co. 12 1/2 15 1/2
SAN RO ESTA
Ning's Fireside 10 1/2 17 1/2 game -- Lois Leavitt, 549 and -- Nola Lamke and Bonnie Lew
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Cherie Hartke, 201.
is 116 and Bonnie Lewis 326. Grokett
Williams
21
7
Men’s high series and game
High team game and series
High team series
Oja
16
8
Jewelry
— Bob Pullen, 583, and Myron — Wipe Outs, 719 and 2114.
Lumber Co., 2660; high team
Estacada Golf 16
8
Dale^25.
game
Whistle Stop, 960,
SUNDAY NITE
Edwards
Team high series and game
High series aril game —
MIXED DOUBLES
Richfield
15
9
-- McKinnon Enterprise, 2389
Ruby Langlois, 592 and 213,
10/23
Sandy
and 838.
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Radiator
* 10 1/2 9 1/2
EARLY BIRDS
SANDY MEN’S LEAGUE
Sandy
Shell
8 Erickson-
20
W
L
Richardson’s Chev
18 10
Fowler Tire
Swalls Plumbing 19 1/2
I 1/2
W
L
Dew
Drop
Inn
16 12
Ais Mlnlt Mart 17
Service
• 10
10
11
Sportsmen
20
8
Shorty’s Corner
15 13 Jennie
Siaws Richfield 17
11
Clack, Bank
17
11
Chuck Baker Realty
14 14
Welches
Lewis Hardware 16
12
Brewsters
15
13
Jay's Tavern
12 16
Antiques
9
15
Genes Market
16
12
Richardson
15
13
Team #8
11 17 Barlow Trail 8 1/2 15 1/2
Cedar Plaza
Smith Motors
14 1/2 13 1/2
Rainbow Co.
6 22 Weavers
Drug
15 1/2 12 1/2
Glos Ford
14
14
High game and series , men—
Dept. Store 7
17
Zig Zag Inn
8
20
Sbndy Rexall
9 1/2 18 1/2
Lou Langlois, 219 and 569.
Hlgh team scratch — Grok-
Dino’s Drive Inn 3
25
Thriftway
21
7
High game and series, women
ett’s 1282; team handicap —
High Individual game and se-
Team high series and game — Fern Hunter (sub), 174 and
Edwards Richfield 1404.
rles -- Ann Smith (sub). 178
— Brewsters, 2807 and 1021
477.
and 505.
High game scratch and hand-
High Individual series
High team game and series-
leap — Fern Hunter 187 and
High team game and series
Denny Gray, 555.
Team 98, 690-2026, handicap,
191.
-- Genes Market, 631 and 1812.
High individual
game
Richardson’s Chev 644-1854,
and
High series, scratch
Ken Hazelwander, 202.
scratch.
handicap — Fern Hunter, 494
TRIM TRIO
TOWN 4 COUNTRY
and 506.
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Gateway Inn
Sandy Post
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9
19
8
Meier Dairy
U
Mountain
10 •
Curt 4 Dels
Electronics 17
15
13
11
Brightwood Oil
Tiki Printing il 1/2 12 1/2
1-1
14
Sportsmen’s Club
Happy House 15
13
15
13
Mt. Hood Properties
H 4 J Coin
12
16
Mt. Hood Cleaners
10
Cleaners
18
13 1/2 14 1/2
Sandy Auto Wreckers W
Rich’s Sandy
18
High team series and game
Mobil
13
15
— Gateway Inn, 2455 and 822.
Paul’s
High individual series and
Welding
12
16
game -- Stan Espersen, 595
Dover Kennels 7
21
High
Individual series — and 227.
HOODLAND HOPPERS
Betty Hartman, 699,
10-19
High
individual game —
W
Ruby Langlois, 223.
L
19
9
High team series — Paul's Alpine Hunt
Log Lodge
17
11
Welding, 2153.
16
12
High team game — Rich’s Shake Inn
13 1/2 14 1/2
Washing Well
Sandy Mobil, 589.
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Plant located at Firwood Junction
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SANDY OPPORTUNITY CENTER |
Sometimes husband and wife
cannot plan together the use of
their money without quarreling
(note: Ella H. Rigney, for or making needless purchases
mer author of "Pickings,” has to please each other. For ex
returned to her home in San ample, a salesman selling an
Francisco, her year of Vista expensive set at encyclopedias
service having expired. Hie visited a seasonal farm worker
Post regrets that Mrs. Rigney’s family already indebt. Although
by-line
was
inadvertantly the encyclopedia set was beyond
omitted from
her farewell their means, it seemed to the
column in last week’s issue.) husband that his wife wanted it.
Not until after her husband
Owlng too much money has had signed the contract for the
become the number one family books did she speak at her
financial problem at our times. concern for how they would
A heavy load of debts can make the payments. She had
mean a constant eating away of wanted him to be able to say
your income by high finance no.
The use of money to punish
charges and credit fees. Some
times quarreling over money or hurt other person is one of
matters at home can become the worst situations that we can
damaging to your marital life get into. A farm worker who
as well. Unfortunately many was trying to help his family
families constantly overspend settle in one place, thought his
themselves and loans have to used car was not good enough,
be taken out to pay existing 50 he went out and
bought
loans. A husband and wife may a
newer one without talking
rarely know the actual costs of
over with his wife first.
the interests on their loan. His wife wanted to get even for
It is as if the use of money this thoughtless purchase, so
is something over which they she went out and bought a new
have no control. There are very coat. Both did it on the install
realistic reasons why families ment plan.
Then, too, what we see ad
get into debt and some hidden
emotional reasons too.
The vertised on TV makes it tougher
realistic reasons for settled to accept being poor or to try
farm workers most often are and live on a small income. We
unexpected medical bills, shift buy "things” to feel good or
ing from a summer to a winter to be like our neighbor with
job, sudden rent changes and little though as to how we will
the burden at large families pay for them. This can lead to
struggling to live on an in- almost hopeless debt situations.
come that would not be real
Do we really need that color
istic even tor a family half TV or can we wait a year until
the family Income is a little
their size.
Emotional Roots
better and the washing machine
Most famlles could get by with is paid for?
their present take home pay if
Why not talk over each large
they could just learn to manage purchase with the whole family,
things a little better. Families
Often many have helped earn
usually
see their
money ihe family income. It is good
problems as (1) rent (2) doctor planning for the older boys and
bills (3) paying back loans (4) girls in the home to know that
food and (5) saving enough for HO down and |10 a week is
light, gas, etc.
a long time. Happy spending.
by Ken Klllary
Area Supervisor
W. A. NOEHREN, M.D.
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Ready Mix Cenerete - Crushed
Reck • Send and Gravel
erson, who hauled in a scor
ing toss from Jim Martin; Jay
Beaaloin, who scored his sec
ond 6-polnter in as many weeks
and Big Randy Huserick,
a
tackle, who grabbed two passes
for 45 yards, one on a tackle
eligible play, for almost
a
touchdown but he fumbled n
the end zone nullifying the fine
effort. All the Rooks have to do
is get by Scappoose next Mon
day, Oct. 31 on their home
field
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CONCRETE READY MIX
The Sandy Pioneer freshman
coached by Mr. Nick Robert
son won their fifth straight
game last Thursday dumping
Wy'east 33-0 in a driving rain
storm.
The Junior Bucks defense was
so tough the Golden Eagle Frosh
could not even manage a first
down the whole contest.
Pacing the attack was Dean
Phelps, who scored two touch
downs, Roger Williams, who
had 8 points — one TD and
two extra points; Brent Pet-
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