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TMI SANDY (Ora.) POST Thur»., Jan. S, 19*7 (Sec. 1)
JV's Topple
Tigard Five
Pioneers Tagged
For Second Loss
By Mike Hite
A 13-point first period deficit
was too much for Sandy to over
come as Tigard’s Tigers whip-
pt«i host Sandy 66-54 in a non
league basketball clash here
Tuesday night.
The Tigers stormed to a
21-8 first period advantage lead
by Steve Amunisen ani held
off two furious second half ral
lies paced by Ron Verdoorn
and Ron Williams at 43-40 in
the third quarter and 50-47 in
the final period.
It was the second straight
loss for the Pioneers as it
evened their record to 2-2 on
the season.
Williams and Verdoorn led
Sandy with 14 and 12 points,
Scott
Winchester (12) shoots for basket as Pioneers, Steve Ackers (34), Lee
poppenhagen (42) and Ron Verdoorn (32), converge on scene.
(Post photo)
Bowling Hews...
SAN
RO
ESTA JUNIORS
12-30-66
W
L
Square Balls
37
23
Wipe Outs
32
28
Gutter Dusters 28 1/2 31 1/2
Eight Balls
21 1/2 38 1/2
High game and series, boys
-- John Huckaby, 131 and Mike
Rawley, 383.
High game and series, girls
— Candy Stephan, 126 and Bon
nie Lewis, 332.
High team game and series
-- Square Balls, 765 and Wipe
Outs, 2575.
MT. HOODERS
(First Half Finals)
Dec. 29
W
L
Pioneer Real
42 1/2 21 1/2
Estate
Dea’s In & Out 40 1/2 23 1/2
De* Drop Inn
33 1/2 30 1/2
Whistle Stop
33 1/2 30 1/2
Ning’s Fireside 31 1/2 32 1/2
Oja Lumber Co, 27 1/2 36 1/2
24 1/2 39 1/2
All Coast
Williams Thrift.21 1/2 42 1/2
High team game and series—
Dea's In and Out, 981 and 2710.
High game and series —
Betty Hartman, 224 and 586.
Season Highs:
Team series — Williams
Thriftway, 2778.
Team game — Dea’s In and
Out, 981.
High series--Betty Hartman,
631.
High game -- Ruby Langlois,
247.
LEN’S
Rigging Shop
OPEN HOURS
Monday thru Friday
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday*
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Chain Saw* and Part*
SALES and SERVICE
Complete
Logging Supplies,
Wire Rope, Hardware
OREGON CHAIN
All Sizes and Lengths
LEN'S
Rigging Shop
located lh Mi. E. Burton
Store and 2 Mi. West of
Eagle Creek Store
Rt. 1, Box 177 Eagle Creak
Estacada 279-6400
MEN’S LEAGUE
(First Half Finals)
Dec. 22
W
L
Sportsmens
41
19
Richardson’s
34
26
28
Clackamas Bank32
Smith Motors
31 1/2 28 1/2
Glos Ford
31
29
Cedar Plaza
29
31
Sandy Rexall
22 1/2 37 1/2
Thriftway
19
41
High individual game and se
ries — DeWayne Spink, 214
and 596.
High team game and series-
Sportsmen, 986 and 2887.
• • *
TOWN 4 COUNTRY
12-27-66
W
L
Meier Dairy
3
I
ML Hood Properties 3
1
ML Hood Cleaners
3
1
Sandy Auto Wreckers 3
1
Gateway Inn
1
3
Sportsmens Club
1
3
Brightwood Oil
13
Curt 4 Dels
1
3
High team series and game-
Gateway Inn, 2357 and ML Hood
Cleaners, 834.
High individual series and
game -- Stan Espersen, 532
and 209.
♦ • •
HOODLAND HOPPERS
12-28-66
W
L
Alpine Hut
45
23
Shake Inn
38
30
Post Electric 38
30
Log Lodge
38
30
Chris’ Phillips
66
37
31
Washing Well 28 1/2 39 1/2
Barlow Trail 24 1/2 43 1/2
Ken’s Chevron 23
45
High individual game, scratch
(tie) — Emily Woodward and
Mary Schmidt, 183.
High individual game, handi
cap — Emily Woodward, 210.
High
individual
series,
scratch and handicap — Emily
Woodward, 473 and 554.
« * «
TRIM TRIO
12-29-66
W
L
Sandy Post
39 1/2 28 1/2
Sandy Mobil
39
29
Happy House 38
30
Mt. Electron. 37 1/2 30 1/2
Tiki Printing 35 1/2 32 1/2
H 4 J Coin
Cleaners
28 1/2 35 1/2
Dover Kennels 25
43
Pauls Welding 25
39
High individual game and
series -- Emma Woodcock,207
and Betty Hartman, 740.
High team game and series
— ML Electronics, 600 and
2162.
FANCHER’S
AUTO PARTS and
Machine Shop Service
110 W. Proctor
668-4444
SERVICE
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INSURANCE
AGENCY
668-4421
EARLY BIRDS
1-3
W
L
18
Lewis Hdw. 42
Stall’s
Plumbing 38 1/2 21 1/2
Cedar Plaza
37 1/2 22 1/2
Drugs
Shaw’s
23
Richfield 37
Al’s Mlmt
25
35
Mart
32
Gene’s MkL 28
41
Zig Zag Inn 19
55
Carols Corners
High individual game and
series — Peg Copher, 186 and
Grace Lamb, 482.
High team series and game
-- Lewis Hardware, 1830 and
656.
’ early birds
Dec. 20
W
L
Lewis Hardw are 38
18
Swails Plumbing 35 1/2 20 1/2
Al’s Minit Mart 35
21
Cedar Plaza D. 34 1/2 21 1/2
Shaws Richfield 33
23
Gene’s Market 27
29
Zig Zag Inn
18
38
Carol’s Corner 5
51
High individual game and
series — Caroline Duff, 198
and 496.
High team game and series
— Lewis Hardware, 679 and
1873.
MENUS
SANDY GRADE SCHOOL
Jan. 9-13
MONDAY
Beef-tomato-rice soup
Chinese cabbage slaw
Cornbread -honey
Apple
Milk
TUESDAY
Baked beans
Orange-banana-coconut salad
Bread and butter sandwich
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Oven chicken
Mashed potato
Buttered peas
Bread and butter
Applesauce
Milk
THURSDAY
Ozark Hill Billie pie
Tossed green salad
Bread and butter
ML Bar cookie
Milk
FRIDAY
Macaroni and cheese
Spinach
Crisp celery
Bread and butter
Pumpkin pie pudding with
topping
Milk
• • •
WELCHES
SCHOOL
Jan. 9-13
MONDAY
Hot dogs, mustard
Potato salad
Creamed peas
Apple cobbler
Milk
TUESDAY
Chili, crackers
Celery stick
Corn bread
Mixed fruit
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Pork noodle casserole
Buttered spinach
Jelly sandwich
Applesauce
Milk
THURSDAY
Potato soup
Hard boiled egg
Sliced dills
Hot rolls
Ruby jello
Milk
FRIDAY
Fish sticks
Browed potato
Green beans
Bread and butter
Fruit
Milk
but Tigard's Amundsen cap
tured scoring honors with 20
counters.
The Sandy J,V. with strong
•imrta in the ihlrd ai»t fourth
periods toppled Tigard 60-49
in
the preliminary game
Tuesday night.
The Pioneers, only leading
31-26 at halfttme, added eight
straight points and never
wavered thereafter.
Tom Sbules again led Shixly
scoring with 17 points (15 In
the final half) follcMsd by Doug
M Tfet, Jim 0M* aul K, Illi
Llntner with 9 points apiece.
Die margin of victory was
evident when you look at the
statistics as the TYV Tigers
led tn all categories.
TIGARD 66 -- Masters 9,
Hogg 9, West 6, Zadoyi 2,
Zipprick, Amundsen 20, Card-
well 10, Lasky 8, Helder 2,
SANDY 54 -- Verdoorn 12,
Schneider 1, Poppenhagen 8,
Williams ¡4, Winchester 11,
Ackers 2, Sllger 2, Flath,
Woodcock 2, Crostau, Hend
ricks 2.
Kids* Wrestling
Classes Offered
TIG A RD........ 21 10 16 19--66
SANDY........... 8 13 19 14--54
By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
1
Grade *ch<x4 boys interested
In learning the fuidamvntals
of wrestling have imrn invited
to sign up fur Mjwcial classes
to be held at SUndy Elementary
School.
The classes are open to boys
tn grades 4 through 8 aid will
be supervised and Instructed by
Duve Blount, |>hyslcal education
director at the grade school,
and Bob Belsell, high school
wrestling coach and P. E. in
structor.
1
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogner, dispensable, but I do have feel
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, were house ings and can’t say 1 like having
guests of Dovie and Lloyd them stepped on. I am not so
Williams during the holidays. small that I can’t take construc
Mrs. Hogner is Doyle's sister. tive criticism, and I can dish
Registration for the classes
Ruth Anne Martin
(nee It out if I feel it is necessary,
will be at ihe grade achcxrf
Up In the Alr--Ron Verdoorn (38) and unidentified
Sidebottom) has been expect but I will not use my colum to
on .'kiturday, Jan. 7, from 9
Tigard player appear surprised at duapjiearance of
ing her husband, Charles, home, slap someone down. I’ll bit
to 11 a.m.
ball in game last week. (Post photo)
but not so soon. He surprised and nip at heels of groups
her last week, by arriving ahead and problems, that I think need
of schedule. Ruth Anne and the iL I’ll argue and fight for what
boys .were delighted, as now I think is right, and admit it
Ckiddy is home to help them if I am proven wrong.
get all packed for their move
I will state again, that Zoning
Two people remain hospita
to Florida. The movers ar is a must, and I think the
lized
at Gresham General fol
rived last Tuesday, and they are majority of us know this. This
on their way. Charles Is in the is not what we are fighting lowing an accident Monday
What greater calamity can
Air Force and will be stationed about. It is the way the Plan evening at U.S, 26 anil Anderson
fall u|>on a nation than the loss
on the east coast for a spell. ning Commission has set up Hit.
Hope they can return to this the rules aid regulations for
They were injured when cars
of worship.
—Carlyle
area in the near future.
permits for building, plumbing, driven by laindis and Albert
Joanne and Carl Fend ley are remodeling, etc. We want to be Stevens, 18, of Gaston, collid
the proud parents of 7 puppies. able to back our planning com ed. Stevens remained overnight
Sonjia gave birth to them last missions, but, we want to know at the hospital but was released
week. Four boys and three girls. just exactly
what we are Tuesday morning while a sec
Congratulations.
backing. Read the Editorial in ond passenger in his car, Brad
Specialist 4/c Terril R. Holm the Jan. 2 edition of the Morn Vanderhey, 17, erf Forest Grove,
surprised his mother and family ing Oregonian, and you will see was released after first-aid
by returning home from Saigon we are not the only ones wonder treatmenL
for the holidays. HelenHolm, of ing what the Planning Commis
Art Landis of HL 3, Box 518,
Day or Night Service — A Local Imtitution
Sandy, is his mother and his sion is up to.
grandmother Mrs. Moffitt lives
I think
that Hood-Land Gresham, is in fair condition
Phono 665-1)17
Grethem, Oregon
at Wemme.
Mrs. Moffitt’s Chamber would be the ideal with a head Injury, while Brenda
daughter, LaVerne Winchester organization to head-up a meet Hendricks, 17, of Forest Grove,
We Endon« th« Oregon Fun«rol Insurant« Plan
Is expecting her son,
David ing with the Commissioners and Is hospitalized with a broken
Winchester, home from Quan the public. It would be an ex nose and several fractured
tico, Va., on the 6th. erf Jan. cellent way to try and get vertebrae.
Always the nicest of Christmas answers to our many questions.
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surprises.
And now that we have made
it through the holidays, we can
start getting ourselves ready
for next Christmas.
Dirty
—
crack, wasn’t it?
I feel I should give some
answer to Virginia Wingle’s
"Letter to the Editor’’, erf last
week. It just proved another of
the misunderstandings during
this whole
Planning Com
. . . Friday is Double Premium Day . .
mission mix-up. When I wrote
my article, it was because of the
All your slips over $2.00 will be worth
many phone calls I received,
double their value in FREE GIFTS!
asking me to write something
about the public not be Ing invited
to the meeting, as everyone that
called, thought it was a meeting
about Zoning, etc. The Editor
put a note of explanation at the
conclusion erf my column, ex
plaining the misunderstanding.
If it had been stated, that the
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Mr. Wingle, there would have
been no reason to question IL
Which just goes toprove,again,
303
that we all do make errors in
Tin*
95
our printing. There was cer
tainly no inference, that only
certain sized groups should be
considered. The public knows
they can hold meetings, when
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appear.
The farthest thing
We Specialità in
from my mind was that I had
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«something I can print, but I
certainly don’t think I am in-
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SANDY HIGH SCHOOL
Jan. 9-13
MONDAY
Beef patties
Potatoes and gravy
Corn
Roll and butter
TUESDAY
Creamed tuna
Potatoes and gravy
Carrot sticks
Roll and butter
WEDNESDAY
Wiener wraps
Broccoli
Potatoes and gravy
Celery sticks
THURSDAY
Barbecue beef burger
String beans
Cole slaw
FRIDAY
Tuna noodle
Peas and carrots
Jello
Roll and butter
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