10 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thu rt., July 1, 1971 (Sec. 1)
Sandy clean ed
by Cub Scouts
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Cub Scout Pack 248 par
ticipated in a nationwide en­
vironmental project June 5 for
all Boy and Cub Scouts.
Called "Project Soar, "the
program was a clean-up of
community streets Pack 248
collected a large amount of
trash during the day.
Si
A week later, June 12, Pack
248 had a swimming party at
Sandy Municipal pool
Scoutmaster Robert Bogle
has asked anyone who could
help in upcoming picn ics,
firesid e a ctiv itie s or other
outings to call 668-6570.
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SANDY IS a cleaner town, thanks to "Project Soar.”
These Cub Scouts from Pack 248 participated in
nationwide cleanup project for Boy and Cub Scouts held
June 5. All scouts cleaned up their community that day.
T h e re
m ig h t b e
a fu tu re
M ic k e y M a n tle
G ardner's
Sandy
CUB SCOUT Pack 248 had a swimming party recently at
Sandy Municipal pool. They have been busy recently with
many activities.
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s p lits
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C h ris
T r u e s d a le
s w in g s
fo r th e
fe n c e
Sandy
Cars— Trucks— Buses
Sandy Senior National split a
pair of decisions last week
again st
Rockwood
and
Reynolds opponents.
Rockwood squeaked by
Sandy 3-2 June 22. David
Hudgeons fanned 13 hitters but
was backed with only four hits
by his Sandy tea m m a tes.
Hudgeons collected one hit and
so did Jay Hartke, Jeff Gagner
and Brad Paluck.
When Sandy tra v eled to
Reynolds Monday, June 28,
they pounded out a 13-9 victory.
The Sandy team scored 11 runs
in the first inning but Reynolds
came back with six in the
bottom of the second inning.
Sandy fought to hold the lead as
relief pitcher Mike Uskoski
nailed down the victory. He
struck out eight batters in
protecting the victory Dan
Dodson started for Sandy.
Sandy punctured Reynolds
pitching for 15 hits. Collecting
two hits each were Gagner,
Dan Dodson, Don Dodson,
Paluck, Mike Meyers and Jeff
Nambie. Hartke scored three
runs for Sandy and Gagner and
Dan Dodson scored two runs. ■
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All Work Guaranteed
S an d y 6 6 8 -4 9 3 4
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engaged
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Bench
have
announced
the
engagement of their daughter,
Jeanne Elizabeth to A-C Robert
Steven Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Parker, Boring.
Miss Bench graduated from
Seymour Texas High School
this year. Parker graduated
from Sandy High School and is
now serving with the Air Force
in Vietnam
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S H O R T P E R lO O O F T IM E
W H E N VOU G O B R O K E
TRYING TO MAKE STRAN6ERS
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NEW 1971
JA C O B S E N
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We never take a
vacation from our aim
to give complete sat­
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week goal for us.
W e have 'em!
P it KING STRAWBERRIES is one way to earn money
for football camp. John McVicker discovered. The Sandy
High School sophomore Is earning money to attend Sports
Acres Aug. 8-14,
(Post photo!
WE'RE
M O V IN G
S&H Green Stamps
Clackamas County
Bank Monev Orders
M èm
"WHAT A WAY to spend your day off!” Local phar­
macist Tom Sullivan took a trip “ only 15 minutes from
my home” and brought buck a six pound. 234 inch
Rainbow trout. Tom refused to say where on the
Clackamas River he caught it but said he was going to
stick to fishing in this area rather than going to Eastern
Oregon. He caught the trout on a fly rod and took 30
(Post photo)
minutes to land it._________
Jacobsen exclusive 4 blade
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i 18" and 21" c u ttin g w id th s
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In s ta n t S to p -G o c o n tro l
on p o w e r p ro pelled
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Fold d o w n handle
W a s h -o u t P o rt fo r easy
clean ing
YEAGER
EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Johnny Sez
- BUYING? -
- SELLING? -
- TRADING? -
24 Hour Phone Service
when calling Johnny
665-3491
with
J.J. WALKER
288 5045
4960 N.E. Union Portland
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SANDY
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Repairs on All Makes
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■ROCKWOOD SPA-
J5ANDY
CONTRACTORS
Twice the c u ttin g
action
Johnnie and Kay Johnson
Announce their new luxury
Pay Station for
P.G.E.
West Coast Telephone
Northwest Natural Gas
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ELAINE DYSON empties one of the new mail boxes
installed in front of the Post Office.
(Post photo)
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H i
g ra d
FROM
R e p a ir & S e r v ic e
Sandy Giants trimmed David
Douglas 2 Monday night, June
28. by a score of 7-4
The visitin g Giants fell
behind 3-0 after two innings.
But they tallied once in the
fourth inning and four times in
the fourth for a 5-3 edge They
scored single runs in the sixth
and seventh innings while
Douglas managed a solo run in
the bottom of the sixth inning.
Rick Markgraph and Mike
Pullen combined to hurl the
Sandy win Pullen gave up four
hits and fanned ten in his pit­
ching stint
Dan Turin led Sandy with
three hits and two RBI's One of
his hits was a ground rule
double that bounced over a
fence Randy Moody collected a
pair of hits and another ground-
rule double for Sandy while
driving in one run.
WE ARE O P E N
on the July 4th wookond
Spend a safe, sane and most enjoyable
holiday with us............
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