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One of the busiest weekend*
weekends
of the year was in prospect for
Government
Camp
this
Saturday and Sunday The
heavy snowfall is attracting
more interest among skiers of
a ll ages, and the annual
Muntzel Memorial Three Way
Ski Championships w ill be
staged in the Multorpor Ski
Bowl W inter Recreational
Area.
The Muntzel w ill become a
• fo u r-w a y " test w ith the
postponed jumping competition
from the Cloud Cap Chalet
Nordic Combined, of two weeks
ago. scheduled to be a part of
the Muntzel competition
The four way test-slalom ,
giant slalom and cross country
for boys and girls plus jumping
for the boys — w ill start
Saturday morning and continue
through Sunday afternoon
While the younger racers
take over the Multorpor Ski
Bowl competitive runs this
coming weekend, last week it
was the collegians who were on
the scene battling for the
Pacific Northwest Collegiate
Championship, a title earned
by the University of British
Columbia.
The Canadians swept both
the men's and women's team
titles in the threeday com
petition sponsored by Mt. Hood
Community College with Coach
Chuck Dalich as meet director
Central Oregon from Bend
finished second in the men's
division behind UBC and tied
w ith
the
U nive rsity
of
Washington fo r runnerup
honors in the women's com
petition. Western Washington
of Bellingham. Puget Sound of
Tacoma. Oregon State, Alaska
Methodist U n ive rsity, Mt.
Hood. U of Oregon, Southern
Oregon of Ashland, Pacific
Lutheran of Olym pia and
Olympic College completed the
men's placings in third through
11th places
F ourth in the collegiate
women's action was Puget
Sound with Oregon State fifth,
Pacific Lutheran sixth and
Hoodland On
The Go
(Cont. from Page 16)
Women's Club (Board): 8 p.m.,
at Welches Grade School.
Women's Club (Board): 8p m.,
at Hoodland Park com
munity Center.
WEDNESDAY: MARCH 17
Cadett & Sr. G irl Scouts: 3:30 -
5 p.m., at Hoodland Park
Community Center.
Church School: 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.,
at Hoodland Park Com
munity Center, sponsored
by the Episcopal Church
H Y P O .:
7:30 p.m., at
Hoodland Park Community
Center.
THURSDAY: MARCH 18
Brownies: 2:30 - 3:30 p.m., at
Welches Grade School.
Chamber of Commerce Dinner
Meeting: 7:30 p.m., Alpine
Hut
Chapel of the Hills: 7:30 pm .
Bible Study
4-H Knitting: 4-6 p.m., home of
K ay
B e c h to ld ,
Rhododendron.
H Y.P.O. Volleyball: 7:30 - 10:
p.m., at Welches Grade
School.
If you have any special events
that could go on the
calendar, please call Joyce
Bowman - 622-4422 or Jill
Beach - 622-3301 and we will
be glad to enter them
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Washington
seventh . Multorpor-Ski
Bowl slopes in
Oregon collegiate entries Government Camp, where
fared best in the women's there were 78 com petitors
action, except in the Sunday representing the 11 colleges
giant slalom with a victory and universities
posted by Central Oregon's
The annual Cascade Slalom
•lack Ford British Columbia and Giant Slalom races were
claimed the other three vic staged on the eastern faced
tories. winning the men's and slopes of the Meadows Ski
women's slalom and girls G-S. Resort, while the popular
where Oregon State's Bev T im berline Lodge fa c ilitie s
t limes retained some home- played host role for National
state honor with her third place Amputee Ski Championships
finish In Saturday's slalom The event, sponsored by
action. Southern Oregon's Portland's Flying Outrigger
Jenny Guyer was third. Central
Oregon's Jane Meissner fourth
and SOC's Ann Ward fifth Rick
Francis, OSU. and Paul Mann
of host Mt. Hood finished fifth
and sixth in men's slalom
UBC also swept first places in
the opening event, the cross
country on Friday.
All of the weekend action was
not confined on the Mt Hood
area's racing front to the
W
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Western
.
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Ski Club, drew entries from
Denver's Fitzsimmons Army-
Hospital which sent six ser
vicemen who had lost limbs in
Vietnam
The
Amputees
finished two days of action
Sunday m a driving snowstorm
w ith one Portlander. Jim
Roseniau winning the Men's
Junior Class A title one of five
divisions, including women, in
a giant slalom course
At Meadows honors were
divided among representatives
of the Mt Hood Racing Team,
" B o o k of
M a rv e lo u s
M e a ts "
County cancer
unit sets
open house
An Open House is to be held
on Tuesday. March 16. from 10
to 4 at the newly opened
quarters of the Clackamas
County Unit of the American
Cancer Society, according to
Mrs. Bonny Dolan, Executive
Secretary of the Unit.
Located in the Nickles
Building at 722 Main St. in
Oregon City, the suite of rooms
has been donated to the ACS
free of charge for 13 months
with
some
interested
Clackamas County residents
assuming the cost of the
utilities.
A ll
Clackamas
County
residents are invited to see the
first office to be set up in the
County,
look
over
the
educational m aterials, and
avail themselves of the many-
services of the Unit. Volunteers
will be on hand to answer
questions about the Unit and
the services offered the public
by the Am erican Cancer
Society Refreshments w ill be
served.
The Clackamas County Unit
is one of nine in the state, and
serves approximately 165.000
persons The area covers many-
miles and the inform ation
concerning the U nit
is
disseminated through ten news
outlets by the Public In
form ation chairm an Mrs.
Willard (Betty) Bowles.
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Race at Bachelor Butte In the
9 to 12 year division. Mt
Hood s Casey Swan led the girls
and Steve Gibbons the boys
Jeff Wiley of Mt Hood won the
junior novice boys division
Two other Mt Hood area
racers both wearing Oregon
Nordic Club colors finished
onetwo in the senior men's
competition. Owen Bentley and
Tom Gibbons The latter is
cross country coach for the Mt
Hood Racing Team
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novice boys Novice girls were
led by Bend s Connie M iller of
the Skyliners Ski Club Sun
day's giant slalom winners in
intermediates were Vanessa
Purdy of the Meadows and
Bend Skyliners' Bruce Faddis
Meadows Teresa Ward joined
Fisher in the novice division's
winners circle
In other weekend ski action,
some members of the Mt Hood
Racing Team's young set
travelled to Bend where they
dominated action in an Oregon
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Christmas tree growers from
Oregon and Washington w ill
gather in Salem Friday and
Saturday, March 19 and 20. for
the spring meeting of the
Northwest Christm as Tree
association headed by Virgil
Ellett, The Dalles.
The program w ill begin with
com m ittee meetings F rid a y
morning, with general sessions
scheduled to start in the af
ternoon at the Marion Motor
Hotel, reports Gary Sander.
Oregon State University ex
tension forestry specialist
During the afternoon, the
Christmas tree producers will
hear talks on safety, taxes, and
insects and diseases Speakers
will include Howard Lyons.
Oregon Departm ent of In
dustrial Safety; A H . Sasser.
Oregon State Farm Forester,
and Jack Isberg. M olalla,
former Clackamas county farm
forester
D uring the association’s
business meeting in the late
afternoon, growers w ill hear
reports from Paul Good-i
monson. Corvallis, president of
the National Christmas Tree
Growers association, and from
the legislative and NWCTA
select seedling committees
John Dilworth, head of the
OSU forest
management
department, w ill be the Friday
night banquet speaker He will
speak on "S w itzerla n d —
Forests and People.'’
Saturday's program w ill
feature tours of Christmas tree
operations in the Salem area,
with the tour group leaving the
hotel at 9 a m , Sander said
Most of the morning w ill be
spent at the Crown ZeUerbach
plantation in the Eola Hills
west of Salem where visiting
growers w ill be able to inspect
plantings and green house
operations as well as view an
equipment display
After lunch at Silver Falls
State Park, the tour w ill con
tinue to Henry Hansen s tree
farm in the Sublimity area
Hansen
has
successfully
converted a grass farm to a 125-
acre cultured trre plantation.
Sander explains
A ll persons interested in
Christm as trees and th e ir
production are welcome to
attend the meeting, the
specialist said
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Meadows Ski Club and the
Skyliners of Bend, while Peter
Fischer of SkiTek. Beaverton,
won the novice boys division in
Sunday's giant slalom, as all
the Cascade events were for
junior-level racers, boys and
girls
On Saturday. Government
Camp s Toni Leuthold of Mt
Hood Racing team won the
intermediate girls slalom title
and was joined by teammate
Terry Galvin in intermediate
boys and Rick Hodgeson in
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