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Thur»., April 13, 1972 (Sec 1) S AN DY (Ore.) POST - 9 Frosh track get second, weather delays games Hain has delayed mosl of the baseball, g o lf and tennis matches this spring at Sandy high school. The varsity baseball team was unable to play any of its three games this past week nd now w ill be forced to play every day that the weather allows to hopefully get their full season played. The team is scheduled to play T J's fo r your Dining Pleasure Roast Turkey Chicken Fried bteak Breaded Veal Cutlet GrilledI Pork Chops __ Halibut Steak Roast Beef TOP SIRLOIN STEAK SANDWICH Served with choice of Potatoes • vegetable, soup salad dessert tea or coffee YOUR CHOICE ’ 1.95 U.S. Choice TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Tender Marvelout Flavor Baked Potato. Salad, deriert. vegetable, toup tea or coffee ’2.95 NEW SUM M ER HO URS 6 A .M . TILL M ID N IG H T both Thursday and Monday here first against Canby and then Estacada. One team which did not let the weather interfere with their meet was the frosh track team They finished with 62 points in a three way meet with Molalla and Estacada Molalla won the meet with 70 points and Estacada had 36 The meet was held at Sandy Monday afternoon Getting first places for Sandy were Carl Kalama in the m ile; Carl Neuenfeldt in the 880 yard run; and Doug Buhler in the two m ile run Kalama also got a second in the 880 and Buhler took second in the mile run with Neuenfeldt getting third in the mile to give the young Pioneers a sweep of that event. Other top finishers for Sandy were: Adamson 2nd in 440. Davenport 3rd in low hurdles, Opperman 3rd in 220; Marsh 3rd in 880, Davenport and Zimmerman tied for 2nd in high jum p, Covey 2nd in long jum p; Richards 2nd in discus; Boyko 2nd in javelin; Marsh 2nd in two m ile; and Tim m third in two mile The Pioneer re la y team finished second behind Molalla in the mile relay com peting Nine young Oregon skiers w ill represent the state in the Western States ju n io r ski championships this week in Aspen, Colo , according to J w Englesby, Government Camp, Pacific Northwest Ski Assn director. The team includes Ron Taylor and Vanessa Purdy, Mt Hood Meadows, Rob Mathews, Bob D avis, T oni L eu tho ld, Eloise Englesby and Shawn Collins of Cascade Ski Club; Eric Vetterlein of the Bend Skyliners, and Scott M artin, Hoodoo ski club Rec boat Is Mealtime a Problem registration - SANDY R U N N E R < far le ft) jumps the gun in start of 100 yard dash. The runners were ■ • called back for another start, but no Sandy runner finished in the top three places. < Post photo) Recreational boaters should be aware that boat registration in Oregon is the responsibility of the State, not private organizations Com m ander James A. Hadley, said the Coast Guard has received numerous in q u irie s about a p riv a te o rganization which is c ir culating an offer through the mails to “ register" boats This organization, the Commander added, is not an official agency of the federal or state govern ment. F o r in fo rm a tio n on boat registration in Oregon, the Commander said, boaters should either write the Oregon State M arine Board, Agriculture Building. Salem Oregon 97310 or phone the Board at 378-3785. with your kid»? Learn al ternative» which can make meal» happier. Kids make your evenings too long?... ..Learn effective^ technique» for dealing with bed time. Kids fighting and quarreling drive you out of your mind? 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Carl Neuenfeldt from Sandy is in front as he leads his teammates Kalama and Marsh in a sweep of the event. < Post photo) Cascade skiers dominate A lean redhead, Greg Wiley, led the strong Cascade Ski Club’s Mt Hood Racing Team to a near-sweep of first places in the annual running of the Trollhaugen Ski Shop’s Giant Slalom Championships in the Ski Bowl at Government Camp Wiley was closed through a 20 gate course in 40 9 seconds, finishing a full second in front of teammate B ill Polits, was runnerup in the 10-to-12 year division Fastest of the girls was Deanne W oodring The Cascader was clocked in 44 9 seconds over the same rourse the boys ran Pam Ausman, Cascade, was second, six- tenths of a second behind Deanne In the small fry competition, M ark P ledger brought Cascade's racing team a third blue ribbon and himself a D airy goat fie ld day A dairy goat field day for 4 H members, leaders and parents is scheduled for Saturday, April 22, at the Douglas county fairgrounds in Rosi .irg, ac co rd in g to R G M cC arty, Clackamas county extension agent The field day, sponsored by the Oregon State Dairy Council inn cooperation w ith the Oregon State U n iv e rs ity Cooperative Extension Service, w ill begin at 10 a m The field day is just one of the ways by which the Dairy Goat Council has supported the 4-H dairy goat program, explains Scott Clevenger. Oregon State University extension 4-H and youth specialist D u rin g the day-long program, 4-H members and leaders w ill hear discussions of such topics as animal health, anatomy and judging They w ill also see demonstrations of hoof trim m in ig , disbudding and showmanship 29S *.i. 2nd m W rapped........... lb. Tlie 4 H project has grown steadily over the past several years to the point when* about 300 young men and women are now enrolled on a state wide basis. Check Our School Appliances For Good As New Sale Neil R ieg elm an n Local skiers Instructors during the field day w ill include Clevenger, Dr Guy Reynolds, OSU extension veterinarian; Dr Don Bailey, Roseburg veterinarian; Paul Dierks, North Bend, and Andy and Ida Purcella, Coquille magnificent trophy from the Government Camp sports shop, the sponsoring T rollha ug en Mark led the six-to-nine year boys in 46 2 seconds. The lone break in Cascade's dominance of the top finishes came in the g irls six-to-nine with Lisa Norman of Meadows Ski Club first in 51 8 seconds, two full seconds ahead of B ritt- marie Pearson of Government Camp and Meadows. Nearly 100 racers took part in the competition with the top runner. Wiley, having his name engraved on a large permanent trophy. In a unique “ turnabout", members of the Mt Hood Racing Team's junior ranks, led by Lee Englesby, Sandy high senior and son of Trollhaugen operators Joe and Mary Ellen Englesby, set the race course and handled nearly all of the details in the race for members of the Mitey Mite ranks. We Do C ustom C utting and W rapping Rent Your Locker Here All Sizes H alf or Whole HOGS 49«, Cut & Wrapped A L L MEATS GUARANTEED TENDER SANDY LOCKERS 668 4262 Sandy Comer Center & Park ‘ T ry u s-you'll like us J i Women take 2nd Mt Hood track women fought ankle-deep water and strong gusts Saturday, to place second in a five-way meet at Corvallis. Coach Dorian H arris' group co m piled 80 points behind winner OSU and beat out a strong P o rtla n d State University team who placed third with 714 points. Standouts in the multi-team a ffa ir were Jean Anderson who look first in the javelin with a toss of 111-0 She was followed by teammates M arilyn Coats and ex-Gresham c in d e re tte Ann Taylor in third and sixth places Kathy Berke earned a third in her first high jum p com petition, took a second in the long jump, was fifth in her first ever 220-yd dash and helped her 440 yd relay team place second Sue Eder was another Saint point-getter, taking third in the 220, fourth in the 100-yd. dash and also running a leg of the quarter mile relay “ This is exactly what they needed," said H arris Tuesday, “ They were somewhat unsure of themselves before we en tered the meet, but did an outstanding jo b ." The MHCC team was slated to meet Oregon College of Education and PSU at Mon m outh Tuesday and Miss H arris said “ Things could be tougher this time . we don't have those other teams sp lit ting up the first few places." The Brightwood Store may not look very big from the o u t side, but it ’s crammed full of almost anything you might be looking for from fishing equipment to groceries. If you don't see what you want just ask Ted or one of his efficient helpers and they w ill help find it. So the next time you're in Brightwood, stop by and say Hello to the gang at Brightwood Store. We are proud to be among the 50 members of the Mt Hood Recreation Association. T o r more information on the Kun Summit write the Mt. Hood Recreation Association, P.0 Box 106, Zig Zag, Ore Or better yet, come up and enjoy yourself on Mt. Hood MT. HOOD RECREATION ASSOCIATION
