8 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur«., D m 21, 1972 (See 1»
4-H gun safety popular
Truck hits poles; service cut
Several telephone exchanges
were knocked out of order in
G resham
morning.
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S aturday
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Christmas
Time for us
to speed very
warm wishes for
the Y u le tid e H o lid a y
to you. May your day be
bright with joy and merriment
shared with your loved ones. We
hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
BJUR ELECTRIC CO.
2055 S.E.Firit
Formerly Bull Run Rd.
Gresham
665-3156
A truck-trailer rig left the
roadway on Burnside near NE
First at about 2 a m and wiped
out two General Telephone Co.
poles
Service was cut on the 663
and 668 prefixes as well as long
distance trunks to Portland
Tom
K ent,
G resham
manager for General Telphone.
said repair crews were called
and were on the job by 3:90
a m Par, of the service was
restored by m id-afterno o n
Saturday and the balance by 7
in the evening
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l ess Than Half Beef
A 1.000-pound liv e steer
yields only about 432 pounds of
saleable beef at the meat
counter The remaining 568
pounds consists of about 385
pounds of o ffa l, which is
removed by the packer in
dressing out the 615 pound
carcass, and an other 183
pounds of undesired fat and
bone trim m ed from the carcass
before it reaches the meat
counter in the form of retail
readv cuts.
The
beautiful
G oddess
o f T im e
bracelet
w atches
by B ulova
COOOEU OF
T in t
An e le u n t oval
BMUtîfull» M r .
textured $100
COOOEU OF
TIME "AT".
Roman-faced
watch with
Dasketwea.e
Bracelet. $00.
More than a watch...each
timepiece is an expressive gilt
of love. T he bracelet, an
integral part of the elegant
case, adorns the wrist with
telling beauty. The precision
17 jewel movement, under that
glamorous exterior, reports
time with uncanny accuracy.
Second row are Eric l.undeen. Terry Smith
and Pat Maronay.
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plans hearings
on scenic w aterw ay
Hearings will soon be held on the
proposal to place 124 miles of the Sandy
River under the protection of the Scenic
Waterways Act.
The Oregon Highway Commission will
hold the hearings sometime in January ,
according to officials of the parks section
of the State Highway Department.
The section of the riv e r to be considered
includes both Clackamas and Multnomah
Counties
For the past several months, according
to state officials, an investigation has been
made into the proposal and a report is
being compiled on the section of the Sandy
River between Dodge P ark and Dabney
Park
Mealey's Jewelers
665-2715
Saints match
cancelled
Bad weather prevented the
Mi
Hood mat squad from
traveling to Seattle Saturday
for
the
U n iv e rs ity
of
W a s h in g to n
In v it a t io n a l
Wrestling match
The Saints next meet will be
Jan
5 at the Colum bia
C hristian Q u a d ra n g u la r in
Portland
Tools tak en
Tools valued at »196 were
taken from the Robert Sinnema
residence, 22511 SE Morrison
St . Wednesday night, Dec 19,
according to sheriffs reports
The report is not yet completed, but
when completed it will be made available
to the public The report covers suitability
of the n v e r to the Scenic Waterways Act
and the effects of such a designation on
land ownership and existing uses along the
river section
Over a year ago. the proposal was made to
place this section of the Sandy River under
the act At that time, a public hearing was
held in Sandy to discuss the proposal
One of the questions raised at that
meeting concerned the land ownership in
the 124 mile stretch of river
No definite date for the meetings in
January has been set
VC4‘rr hankering to wish you and
the folks a, your house a mighty merry
Christmas and our hearty thanks.
FENWICK FEED STORE
The bubble broke for
Hood cagers Saturday,
hopefully not for long
“Serving Gresham Since 1927”
learnin g
about
O regon’s
wildlife resources
In d iv id u a ls in terested in
leading a Gun Safety club or
becom ing a m em b er m ay
contact their county 4-H office
or th e ir 4-H C om m unity
C oordinator fo r m ore in
formât ion
YULETIDE
8 State
12 MILE CORNER, G R ESN IM
Saints streak snapped
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'T IL 9
23 E. Powell. Gresham
W IN N ER S ON the second varsity team
were from left to right front row: Dave
Kram er. Don Boitano. and Robin Carev.
Over 175 young people in
Clackamas. Washington and
Multnomah countie« currently
a re enrolled in the m any
faceted 4-H Gun Safety project,
reports
T
D.
Zurcher,
Clackamas County 4-H Agent
The project is for boys and
girls 11 to 1» years of age Club
m em bers are provided an
opportunity to develop safe
habits with firearms, improve
shooting skill and learn about
wildlife conservation As the 4
H member increases his skill,
he moves through the five steps
of the 4-H Gun Safety Ad
vancem ent P ro gram
Each
step from 4-H Safe Shooter
through 4-H Hunter presents
exciting new challenges, adds
Zurcher
All participants must com
plete the Oregon Hunter Safety
T ra in in g
program
before
proceeding to the next step In
addition to shooting either 22'»
or BB guns the members learn
how to properly dress and take
care of game animals, how to
cook food outdoors as well as
together a 102-86 victory in
Corvallis, giving Mt Hood a 7-1
m ark for the early season
The Saints have two road
The Saints saw their win
trips this week to try and turn
streak go down the drain when
the tide They meet Judson
Oregon States ja y v e e s put
Baptist Thursday at 7 30 p m
Friday at 5 45 p m the Saints
meet the University of Portland
jayvees
The snow cancelled home
contest with Clark scheduled
for last F rid ay will be made up
Dec 30 at 8 p.m.
Saint mentor Herb Booth said
after the contest with the
Beavers
"We didn't play as
well as we could.”
“ We were out rebounded in
the first half We only had two
days of practice last week and
it snowed.”
Booth said the contest was a
trem endous spectator gam e
and the shooting figures
showed it.
The Saints hit 45 of 92 from
the floor to 39 for 79 for Oregon
State But the telling statistic
was at the free throw line The
Beavers hit 24 of 33 shots from
the gift stripe to only 4 for 6 for
Mt Hood.
High scorers for the Saints
were Tony Hopson with 36.
hitting on 18 of 37 attempts
P e rry C am pbell was close
behind with 34, hitting a red ho,
16 of 27 tries Campbell also
grabbed 12 rebounds
"Without a doubt Campbell
was the out standing man on the
floor," Booth said
The 6-5 Alabama product
fouled out w ith a m inute
remaining in the contest and
got one of the biggest ovations
of the night.
Mt Hood big man Richard
Smith go, into foul trouble early
and so missed a lot of playing
tim e He scored 12 points
"We forgo, what the word
defense was,” Booth explained
"They played an excellent ball
game I think we played at
about 75 per cent of our
potential.”
" I think we learned some
things from it.”
The Saints trailed at halftime
51-48 and battled point for point
with OSU in the second stanza
With 1:18 remaining Mt Hood
had a 2 point lead
But then the foul bug took its
toll and gave the win to the
Beavers The last 6 Oregon
State points were from the foul
line
A couple of former Sandy
High School cagers will be in
the Judson Baptist ranks for
the
Saint
contest— R ay
Perkins, a 6-5 forward .and Bob
Bueller, a 6-0 guard
"One thing you can say about
them is they always play tough
againat us," Booth said
M AKE TOUR CHRISTMAS MERRV
G O TO SPA IN THIS SPRING
During th e past m o n th you have re a d th e ads a b o u t
th e Sandy Post sponsored trip to Spain s la te d fo r
M arch 14 th ro u g h M arch 2 8 . D on't w a it a n y lo n g e r,
send in y o u r m o n ey to re s e rv e a s e a t on this
Sun-Fun Fesita V a c a tio n .
For m o re In fo rm a tio n co n tact C h a rle e n a t S andy
T ravel Service 6 6 8 -4 7 9 7 . Also, a special tr a v e l
b rie fin g an d m o v ie on this Spanish H o lid a y Is s e t
fo r Jan. 13 fo r those p la n n in g to go.
IT'S FUN IN THE SUN TIME!!
Mt
but
The University of Portland
junior varsity squad will be
another handful for the Saints.
The front line for the Pilots
runs 6-11, 6-6 and 6-5, so Booth
feels his squad will have to use
their quickness to come out on
top.
A couple of varsity players
are also expected to play in the
contest for the U of P
To date the Saints have
averag ed
87
points
per
ballgame to 68 for their op
ponents Mt Hood is hitting at a
435 clip from the floor
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H O O D C C 96 Tony Hopson 36
P e rry
C a m p b e ll, 24, R ic h a rd
S m ith , 12 N ohn , 4. Stevens 4.
M a r e k , 4. Johnson 2. S c h m id t.
H ie m s t r a , S h e a m an
Peterson
O R E G O N S T A T E JVS 102 Cra»Q
H u n te r . 30. B a k k e 22. C a re y 10.
To w ne I I . C h a tfm 12. H ennessey
17
M t Hood
4« 46- 96
O SY JVS
51 5 1 - 102
Rifle stolen
Edwin Berreth, 1510 SE 177th
A ve., reported to s h e riff’s
deputies that hunting equip
men,, a rifle and scope, and
clothes with a combined value
of »640 were stolen from his
residence Sunday, Dec 17.
Entry was apparently gained
by prying open a door while the
victim was gone.
o oo
There are now 21 million
persons in the U.S. over 65
years old.
re e ti n p z
CJ
^^ere's hoping that all of you
whose patronage we value so highly enjoy
the Christmas season to the fullest.
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Gresham M all
666-5289
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