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T H I SANDY (Or*.) POST Thurs., May 1, IM * (Sac. 1)
Thank You
The parents o f Teddy Lee
Copher would like to express
their appreciation for the calls
o f concern, flowers and gifts
for their son during his stay in
the hospital.
He is rapidly recovering
from an unbelievable accident.
Central Wins Own Meet
With Record Breaker
A special thanks goes out to
Mrs. Shirley Nielsen and Mrs.
Dorothy Wright who were
there when we needed them.
Teddy will be returning to
by Mike Hite
Mrs. Sutherland's second grade
class in 7 to 10 days.
Hood
R iv e r 's
J im
Peggy Copher Henderson completed a rare
feat Tuesday as he turned in an
ironman performance here in
leading Hood River to a
69 64-36 triangular track win
over Sandy and Sam Barlow.
Henderson won the 880 in
2 :0 4 .4 , the mile in 4 :3 8 .0 and
the tw o mile in 10 :2 5 .8 as he
recorded three first places, and
was truly
the outstanding
performer o f the meet.
Sandy firsts were by Mike
Copper high hurdles in 16.7,
Brent Peterson the 100 and
10.4 and the 220 in 23.5,
Randy Huserik 157-0 in the
discus, Mark Bowman in the
javelin 156-8; Dennis Weisen
19-11 in the long jum p, and
Sandy’s mile relay team took
first with a tim e o f 3 :4 2 .5 .
The Pioneer’s high point
was their sweep in the hundred
with Peterson leading the way
with his aforementioned 10.4,
Tom Ward second in 10.7 and
Bowman third in 10.9.
Sandy actually lost the meet
on the first running event, the
440 relay, as a bad exchange
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SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School . . . 9:45 a.m.
Morning W orsh ip .. 11 a.m.
Training Union . . 6:00 p.m.
Evening WorshiD 7:00 D.m.
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Wednesday Prayer Meenng
7:30 p.m.
SAN RO ESTA
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Edwards Richfield
. . 50 14
Weavers D. S ..................... 38 26
disqualified the Pioneers, after Dover Kennels . . . . 38 26
they were favored in the event. Scott’s Bakery . . . . 35 29
Bill’s Bright.................. 29'A 34 'A
Led by Steve McArthurs*
A rt Erickson
. . . . 27 37
record-breaking 9 .8 clocking in
T J ’s ...........................24'A 39'A
the 100-yard dash, Central
Burke’s Shell,Est . . . 1 4 50
captured its own Invitational
High individual game and
Track meet at M onm outh for
series, scratch: Lu Sarver 203
the second year in succession
Friday night as they topped 15 and Fern Hunter 539.
High team game and series,
other teams.
T-J’s 724
and
The Panthers took four first h a n d ic a p :
Edwards
Richfield,
1990.
places out o f the 14 events,
McArthurs 100, 4 4 0 relay,
H O O D L A N D HOPPERS
sprint medley and 880 relay,
4 /2 3
with M cA rthur anchoring ail
Alpine
Hut
55'A 40M.
three, as they collected 62*4
5314 42'A
points edging Tigard who had Ratskeller .
53V4 42*4
55, West Linn 54 and St. Bowman’s .
B.
Tavern
.
53 43
Helens 48.
5014 45'4
Sandy finished 11th with Barlow Trail
50 46
one point, as the long jum p Post Electric
4914 46(4
relay team of M ike Copper, Thunderhead L
43(4 52(4
D enn is Weisen and
Brent Washing Well
43 53
Peterson placed sixth in a C & L Lumber
28 68
c o m b in e d
5 7 -1 0 % .
W ith G ay’s Kache .
High individual game and
P e te rs o n
ju m p in g
19-8%,
Weisen and Copper 19-1 each. series: Nell K irby, 225 and
Peterson, the Pioneer sprint 536.
High team game and series,
star, who was undefeated in his
100 yard dash specialty, was C & L Lumber, 6 3 9 and 1743.
late getting out o f the blocks
and had to settle for second
place in the invitational 100.
The redheaded speedster was
timed in only 10.2 although he
lost by only tw o steps to
McArthur.
You are cordially invited to join the
friendly people who worship here.
Nursery care provided during services
A. C. WADE, Pastor
Bowling News
“You’re getting too old to run around
the w ay you do, Mom.
Happy Mother’s Day.”
S A N D Y M E N ’S
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♦Cedar Plaza
. . . . 4 3 17
Smith Motors
. . . . 35 25
Sandy R. M ..................... 33 27
McKinnon Ent.
. . . 31 29
Clack. Cty B k................. 31
29
Rexall D r u g ................. 25 35
T h r i f t w a y ..................... 23 37
Brooks C a f e .................19
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♦Second half winners
High team series and game:
Smith Motors, 2755 and Rexall
Drug, 964.
Community
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
Morning Services
1 1 a.m
Westminster Fellowship
High School Group 7:00 p.m.
N urse ry C are D uring W orship
Parsonage 668-4594
REV. E. L. NEUENFELDT
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Notes
By NELL HOWE
Hood-Land Reporter
M ert and Emma Wheeler
were going to take o ft for
Alaska to visit Emmas’ sister,
in
Juneau.
A fte r
som e
correspondence, and further
investigation, they have put
their trip o ff until the fall.
Better weather, and better
connections. Now I don’t have
to start being envious until
later.
Cathy Durr in the hospital. I
took her in
last Thursday
night, and Saturday they had
confirmed that she had a
ruptured disc in her neck. She
was operated on Wednesday,
and we hope she will be able to
come home by the w eekend.
So, it will be a couple o f
weeks, according to the doctor,
before she will be able to go
back to work. G et well soon,
Cathy. I know you w ill, as
soon as you see what I do to
my own self, as a hairdresser
I ’d make a good cement mixer.
(Y u ck) Cathy is in Gresham
Hospital.
Gladys Perkins is back in
the hospital, and we certainly
wish her the quickest recovery
ever. She just can’t go around
leaving these em pty spaces in
the mountains. We all miss her,
and hope she can make it home
real soon. I am sure Harry
wants her home sooner than
that. Gladys is in Providence
Hospital, and would love to
hear from her many friends. A
card
is one o f the best
medicines ever.
O ur deepest sympathy to
the Post fam ily fo r the loss o f
their father, M r. Frank Post.
We were equally saddened
to hear o f the death o f Julia
Green. Although she has been
away from the mountain for
s e v e ra l
y e a rs ,
sh e
is
remembered
by her many
friends. Our deepest sympathy
to her fam ily.
Enjoyed our visit with Jack
Fahie. He dropped in to bring
me the shells and rocks he had
picked up for me in his travels.
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I t isn’t everybody that would
load down their luggage fo r the
plane with a bunch o f rocks.
But then it isn’t everybody
that would want a bunch o f
rocks as a present. Claude got
home on Sunday night, and he
is the one that is bringing me
my jade. Jack went in to pick
him up at the plane. Wonder
where the wanderlust will take
them next. They should stick
around home for a spell. Nice
to have them back. Bet Ruth is
happy to have Jack home, and
know she will cook up all those
wonderful goodies for him. Rut
Ruth, he doesn’t need them.
Better put him on Yogurt.
C ongratulations to
Marj
Brown. Marj was the congenial
redhead, that worked at the
bank, at Wemme. She was
married tw o weeks ago to Stan
Porter o f Madras. They are
liv in g
a t Culver, Oregon.
Couldn’t happen to a nicer gal.
Our
v e ry
b est
to
th e
newlyweds.
George Staggs o f Barlow
Trail Lodge would like to
announce that Mick Avery and
his 4 in one band will be
playing at the Barlow on
Thursday,
Friday, Saturday
nights and Sunday afternoons.
I f you haven’t heard Mick play
the Organ, make it a point to
drop in, you are in for a treat.
Mick has been playing in town
for the last several years. We
don’t know what kind o f
persuasion George used, but it
worked and i t ’s great.
O ff to Hood River to see
how the apple blossoms are
doing, so it is raining and
lousy, but w ill check it out
anyhow..
Short Local
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Turner
and son Wesley o f Portland
were Sunday dinner guests at
the Errett Moore home in
Sandy.
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