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AUG . 2 8 - SEP T. 6
Thurs., August 26, 1971 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 9
Frosh footballers
report, varsity
turnout light
Frosh football paracti.ce is
set to begin on Friday Aug. 27.
Players will report to the high
school locker room with foot
ball shoes and the nine dollar
insurance fee.
Dennis Warren will be
coaching the freshman team.
The meeting is set for 5:30 p.m.
New coach Woody Allan is
handling the varsity this year
with the help of Steve Guttu and
Mike Kostrba.
Kostrba is a student at
Portland State University and
is working with the Pioneers as
part of his classroom assign
ment. He will help Glen Smith
with the JV footballers.
The meeting Friday will be
the first team meeting for the
frosh team players. The second
Lifesaving
at Sandy pool
is hoping to have another
student coach help out with the
frosh team.
During the first week of
practice for the varsity, first
year coach Allan has been
greeted with a small turnout.
Only about 35 players have
been practicing.
Coach Allan is hoping that as
players see how his method of
coaching works that more will
turn out for the team. Also
those players with summer
jobs will be out soon.
He said the team is hurting
mostly in the number of
linemen out of the team, but
good spirit is being shown.
Sandy is trying to recover
from a one win and eight loss
season last year.
Fish passage facilities
constructed on Clackamas
New fish passage facilities passage would cause the least
are being constructed by interference with the annual
Portland General Electric fish migration. A few hundred
Company at River Mill Dam on spring chinook are currently
the Clackamas River near holding below River Mill Dam
and will remain there during
Estacada.
The dam was built just after the construction period. The
the turn of the century and has new facilities are expected to
always been difficult for fish to be in operation by October 1.
pass. A study concluded in 1970 Spring chinook, coho, and
by the Fish Commission of winter steelhead pass River
Oregon and Portland General Mill Dam and all have ex
Electric determ ined that perienced difficulty at the
modification of the old fishway entrance of the old fish ladder.
was needed to provide With completion of the new
entranceway, all three species
adequate fish passage.
The new construction in should be better able to
corporates a new entrance, an negotiate the dam.
eightfold increase in water flow The program to improve fish
attraction and a large holding passage facilities qn the
pond. Formerly, those spring Clackamas River is a joint
Chinook which passed over effort of the National Marine
River Mill Dam were trapped Fisheries Service, Bureau of
at Faraday Dam (five miles Sport Fisheries and Wildlife,
upstream), transported above Oregon State Game Com
the third and uppermost dam, mission, Portland General
North Fork, and then released. Electric and Fish Commission i
The revised fishway will of Oregon.
perm it trapping of spring
Chinook below River Mill Dam
where trucks can pick them up
and transport them above all
three dams. In addition, the
new entrance will be connected
to the old fishway to allow
winter steelhead and coho to
pass over the dam naturally.
These two species have passed
River Mill Dam with relatively
few problems.
In order to construct the new
entrance, it has been necessary
Hunter Safety classes will
to shut down the existing fish begin September 7 for
way, even though many spring youngsters 12 years of age and
Chinook are still below the dam older at the Sandy City Hall.
due to a peculiar tendency of The classes in firearm s
this species to refuse to migrate handling and safety will be
above dams in the Willamette conducted for one hour each
River between late June and Tuesday, Wednesday and
m id -S e p te m b e r.
A fte r Thursday nights through Sept.
examining fish movement 16 at 7 p.m.
records, the fishery agencies
Instructors will be Chuck
decided that construction Markwell, Sandy Police
during this period of little fish Reserve, and John Metzger,
Sandy Postmaster.
Senior lifesaving begins Aug.
30 at 10 a m. at the Sandy
Swimming Pool. Requirements
are 15-years-of-age or com
pleted the 9th grade.
High School Swim Team will
begin Monday Aug 30 at 4 30
p.m. with a short meeting and
practice starting later in the
week.
classes
in Sandy
H E A D FO O TB A LL coach Woody Allen
demonstrates to some of his players the
correct way to block. Allen is starting his
first year as head coach of the Pioneers
after serving several years on the staff at
Gresham. Coach Allen and his assistants
are hoping that before school starts mnrp
players w ill turn out for the team.
Currently there are about 35 players taking
part in the two-a-day workouts.
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The Mt. Hood Saints will
kickoff their second year of
football next week, with daily
doubles scheduled to sta rt
Tuesday.
Coach Marv Hiebert said he
expects 80-90 varsity can
didates to turn out for the first
day of practice, 22 of whom will
be returning lettermen.
He also expects
ap
proximately one dozen tran
sfers and close to 50 freshmen
to be in the initial turnout.
A pre-practice squad meet
ing will beheld Monday, at 9:30
a.m. in the MHCC PE building.
The Saints will open their
playing season at Yakima
Valley Sept. 18, hoping to better
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break-in period
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Proper F it by professional fitters
according to coach's requirem ents
Mum
tuttó
their 1970 record of 2-7.
Hiebert's lifetime coaching
record is 80-26-5 and he will be
aided by three assistant
coaches this fall.
M IK E KOSTRBA, student assistant from Portland State,
directs open field tackling practice. The Sandy Pioneers
are being directed this year by new head coach Woody
Allen
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ASSISTANT COACH Dennis W arren watches as linemen
take part in blocking drills. The Sandy Pioneers are busy
getting ready for their season opener against South
Albany on Sept. 10 at Sandy.
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9 0 D A Y N O T IC E
4-H champs
announced
Champion ribbon in the 4-H
Creative Arts division went ot
Marilyn Muck, Boring.
In the same division a blue
ribbon was given to Lucas
'Forester, Sandy and a red
award was given to Karl
Westcott, Boring
Victor Petricevic, Boring,
won a blue ribbon in wood
working. Brent Denhart,
Sandy, won a red ribbon
A Zig Zag girl, Christine
Woodward, won a blue ribbon
for 4-H leathercraft Vicki
Johnson. Brightwood, won a
red ribbon.
Laura Meier, Boring, won a
blue ribbon in 4-H flowers.
Blue ribbons and a chance to
exhibit their baked goods at the
State F air were awarded
Marilyn Muck, Boring and
Kathleen Knapp, Sandy A red
ribbon was presented to Sheir
Edwards, Sandy.
In the Division IV class of 4-H
foods Cheryl Verdoorn, Boring,
won a blue ribbon and Linda
Barnwell, Boring, received a
white ribbon
Pam and Cindy Curtis,
Boring, formed a team which
won the senior division and a 4-
H summer school scholarship
in economics demonstration.
Their team demonstration will
also be repeated at the State
Fair.
In 4-H vegetables a blue
ribbon was given to Larry
Carmony, Sandy and Cindy and
Pamela Curtis, Boring Red
ribbons went to Colleen and
Mura Meier, Boring
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