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SANDY (Ore.) POST Thun.. June 10, 1971 (Sec. 1)
Snow level delays
campground openings
Basketball playe
camps
summer
Slowly, but surely, the wild ping Trillium Lake and Still
rhododendrons are beginning to Creek Campgrounds are still
show some color, and are under snow.
blooming
in
the
lower
Camp Creek Campground
elevations in the Mt Hood area will be closed to all entry
The situation with roads, starting June 10th due to
tr a il,
and
campgrounds paving This will be for ap­
remains pretty much the same proximately one week
There is still much snow in the
The Game Commission has
higher elevations, so only the again planted legal size trout in
lower areas are open for some of the local stream These
camping and hiking
include the Salmon R iver,
The snow level is at about Sandy River, and Lost Creek
3,500 feet now, so you still are Trillium Lake has not been
unable to drive too far on many planted due to ice and snow.
of our roads.
There has been some logging
Homestead Road S224 is going on near the upper end of
closed due to paving. And don’t the Salmon River Road S38. »
forget, paving is scheduled to This operation is scheduled to
begin on Still Creek Road Sl2 be completed by June 16.
about the middle of June.
The Zigzag Ranger District
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Again, due to snow, only the wishes to thank the following
lower elevation tra ils are groups who have so contributed
available for hiking. Ramona their tim e and efforts to
Falls can be reached via the cleanup work and minor repair
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Sandy River side of the trail, work in some of our camp­
but the Skyline portion is still grounds; Frem ont Junior
under snow in most areas. We High School Students; Boy
hope this snow will be melted Scout Troop 297, Beaverton;
THEY’RE OFF . . . and swimming during
out by June 15th.
Boy Scouts,
Thunderbird
the Blue Marlin swim meet held Saturday
Barlow Campground is now District; and Seventh Grade
at the Sandy pool. Over 4« Sandy area
free of snow and is on the list of Students, Chapman School,
parents helped in running the meet which
campgrounds open for cam- Portland.
Steelhead
sets meeting
Monday night
Basketball players at Sandy
high school are getting ready to
start their summer season and
also to attend two sport camps
Basketball coach Jim Kit­
chen said he is planning to send
at least 12 players to either
Perry’s Sports Camp or the
Sport
Acres summer basketball
KMMWnmg
program. In order for these
players to go in July each must
pay around $90 week
Most players are set to go at
least one week to either camp,
with some planning to go two
weeks.
Kitchen feels that the
basketball these players get at
.
these camps will be of great
benefit to the varsity team next
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year at the high school.
Several local merchants are
helping the players raise the
money to attend these camps
including Gios Ford, Williams
T
h r iftw a y ,
C a r ls o n ’s
attracted some 300 swimmers. No teams
Chevrolet, Ernie Beers Tire
scores were kept but Sandy swimmers won
Center, Cedar Plaza Depart­
their share of ribbons for wins at the meet.
ment Store and Sandy Rexall
(Post photo)
Drug Store.
More sponsors are needed,
according to Kitchen, to assure
the players at least one week
each at one of the camps.
All of these players are
by Craig Pullen who hit a grand American Team for 11 and 12 currently playing on the Sandy
slam home run in the third and I year olds did not do as well summer team. The varsity is
got a double in the fifth.
dropping their first two games playing in the summer league
Randy Allison pitched a five to their opponents in away at M t. Hood Community
College and the JV team is
hitter for the win while Brad games.
Beiser made several good
They lost to Scappose 7 to 2 on playing in a six team league
defensive plays in Centerfield to June 2 and then met Rockwood which plays at various high
help preserve the Sandy team ’s on June 3 and fell victim to schools in the area.
The first game for the JV
win.
them by the score of 10 to 3.
In the Scappoose game Mike team will be at Sandy high
The team played a game on
Wednesday night and their next Vskoski was the pitcher while school starting at 6 p.m. with
game is set for Friday at 6 p.m. at Rockwood Don and Dan three games being played
Dodson shared the pitching between the six teams in the
at Orient.
Meanwhile the Sandy Senior chores with David Hudgeons. league.
The varsity team is coached
Cubs win, seniors lose in summer baseball
The Cubs of the American Rockwood.
The 13 and 14 year old Sandy
League took an 18 to 5 win this
The next meeting of the area week over their opponents from ballplayers were led in hitting
Steelhead Association is set for
Monday night at 8 p.m. at the
Lions Club building at Wemme.
In a recent meeting the club
elected Mark Bachmann as
president, Leonard Berreman
as vice-president; Herb Forbes
as secretary and Fred Gilbert
as treasurer.
Elected to the board of
directors were Ed Curtis,
H arry
Furnish,
Clyde
Woodard, and R.W Strubel.
At this meeting the group had
a talk by Bachmann on the
effects of Marmot Dam on the
steelhead runs in the Sandy
River drainage basin.
Also a movie on trout was
shown.
For information concerning
the club contact Ed Curtis at
668-5242. They meet the second
Monday of each month.
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SWIMMERS CROWDED along the edges of the Sandy
pool Saturday as they waited their turn to swim. This
invitational meet Is set to be an annual event at the Sandy
pool according to Blue Marlin coach Jim Anstine.
(Post photo)
W e ll , fo r a r e a lly g r e a t t r e a t
in lis te n in g e n /o y m e n t —
Com e to th e
O reg on S ta te
O ld tim e
(Fiddlers' Contestl
M t. Hood C om m unity C ollege
A u d ito riu m
Saturday - June 12
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Tickets at:
Senior Adult Center
Gresham Area Chamber
of Commerce
and at the door.
Sponsored by E.M.C.C.A.
in cooperation with
Mt. Hood Community College
SANDY VARSITY
SUMMER BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
July 8 - Thursday
9:00p.m.
Sandy-Barlow
June 14 - Monday
6:00p.m.
Sandy-Barlow
June 15 - Tuesday
8:00p.m.
Sandy - Centennial
July 12
Bye
July 13 - Tuesday
6:00p.m.
Sandy-David
Douglas
Douglas
July 15 - Thursday
7 :00 p.m.
Parkrose - Sandy
June 16
Bye
June 17 - Thursday
9:00p.m.
Hood River Sandy July 19 - Monday
8:00p.m.
Franklin - Sandy-
June 21 - Monday
July 20 - Tuesday
9:00p.m.
Sandy - Gresham
7:00p.m.
Marshall - Sandy
June 22 - Tuesday
July 22 - Thursday
6:00 p.m .
Marshall - Sandy
8 :00p.m.
Corbett - Sandy
June 24
Bye
June 28 - Monday
8:00 p.m.
Madison - Sandy
Truck topless
A pickup truck top valued at
$200 was reported stolen June 4
from the Coho Corp parking lot
at 149th and SE Stark, ac­
cording to sheriff’s reports.
June 29 - Tuesday
8:00 p.m.
Hood River - Sandy
July 1
Bye
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July 5 Monday
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July 6 - Tuesday
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THE SWIMMING meet held at Sandy last Saturday gave
a chance for mothers of the competltiors to catch some
sun rays while their children competed in the swim meet.
The swim meet was sponsored by the Sandy swim team
the Blue Marlins.
(Post photo)
SANDY
by Jim Kitchen while assistant
basketball
coach
Dennis
Warren and Milt Marcy share
the duties with the JV team.
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diam ond spots
Two Mt Hood Community .
baseball players were chosen |
last week for the National
Junior College All-American
team
In field er Pat Leary and
pitcher Mick Johnson received
second team and honorable
mention honors respectively,
Leary already having been
named the national tourney's
top hitter during playoffs in
Colorado last week.
Outfielding teammate Bruce
Fox joined Leary on the
tourney all star team while
Ix'ary topped all hitters with a
611 average on tl hits in 18 at-
bats.
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weekend during the Portland,
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