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Thun., March 7, 1974 (
P a n c a k e fe e d
Sandy team has chance
at state tournament
The Coast Valley Division
title holding Sandy basket-
bailers are just one win away
from going to the state tour­
nament.
They w ill play the Coast
Division leader Dallas Dragons
Monday night (game location
s till unannounced at press
tim e). Even if they would drop
this one to the Dragons, Coach
Jim Kitchen’s team would still
have one more shot at the state
playoffs.
They’ve been here before.
The last two years the Pioneer
roundballers have made it to
one win away from state play
and had their efforts defeated.
ALLEN N IP P E R T , holder of the Coast
Valley League scoring title airbounds a
shot against the Dallas Dragons in season
play two weeks ago. Pioneers Gary Blount,
24, and Steve Konell, 14, move in for
possible rebound. Sandy meets the
Dragons again this Monday night to
determine the winning team title for the
Coast Valley League. If the Pioneers win
they will qualify for the upcoming state
championships.
(Post Photo)
“We re healthy and playing
as well as we ever have all
year,” said Kitchen, “We've
had the week off There’s just
no reason why we can’t get a
win.”
The Pioneers finished their
victorious season quite ap­
p ro p ria te ly last Thursday
night, flooring the visiting
Silverton team, 89-49
The Pioneers unselfishly fed
to Allen Nippert throughout the
game, ensuring his prestigious
title as the Coast V a lle y
Division’s top scorer ahead of
Dallas’s Mitch Posey. Nippert
sank a walloping 41 points,
easily securing the title.
The last time Sandy made it
to the state finals was eleven
long years ago when they
placed third.
This year, Coach Kitchen is
confident his experienced
senior crew w ill get into the
play at Portland’s Memorial
Colesium.
Other point makers against
the embarrassed Foxes were:
Dan Turin 8, Steve Konnell 9,
Gary Blount 8, Jon M iller 8,
Larry Dahrens 2, John Al; Alps
3, Craig Lundy 4, Jeff Jackson
2, and Kevin Kuzmesky 4.
If they are to overcome
F^O M
Tk aiVEK’S
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FRO M TH E
R IV E R 'S EDG E
By GEORGE M acA LEV Y
N O T IC E
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REPEUPLEM ENT
ET
L ’A M E N A G E M E N T
DES
R IV IE R E S A T R U IT E S
G eorge M acA levy
CE MODE de repeuplement
permet au pécheurs de prendre
plus de tru ite s que les
possibilités alimentaires d ’un
plan d’eau ne peuvent en
produire. This is the first
sentence in the instructions
that came with the Vibert boxes
from Pezon et M ic h e l in
France. There are 33 pages of
these¡"»tnicfion» andnot® ° " *
of us concerned with
P'
can read a word of French.
the nymphs themselves or the
However, tucked in the bottom
mature flies that emerge from
of the envelope we finally found
these nymphs.
a small two page instruction in
Since the first stage of the
English.
program is a success, efforts
The initial installation of
will start immediately to try
these boxes in two M t. Hood
the boxes with other species of
streams was reported in this anadrom ous fish. The real
column
on
Feb.
14.
proof of the project w ill come
The
boxes
have
been
three years from now when we
monitored at least twice a week
can see if these fry have
since that time. Last Saturday,
managed to survive the rigors
two of the boxes were com­ of stream and ocean life to
pletely uncovered. One box was come back to the two creeks
em pty
except
fo r
eight
where they were bom These
eggs th a t
d id n ’t
htach. fish will be true wild fish,
The other 396 eggs had hatch­ having had to shift for them­
ed and the dry had left selves from fry to adulthood,
the redd. The box
uncovered
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and in should prove superior to
M ill Creek had 500 eggs in it h a tc j,ery raised yearlings
originally. Many tiny fish with which
the basis of the
the eggsac attached, were current stocking program in
moving around inside the box.
river system
The gravel around and beneath
0 0 0
the box was swarming with the
SMELT
tiny fry that had already left
A( Jong bgt (he gme|t ta v e
the box. Rus K° nne* r ch? £ ~ J re tu rn e d to the Sandy in
president of the M t. Hooa numbers remjnisCent of the
Chapter was soexcited over the huge runs of the 1960s. The
o v e r w h e lm in g
s u c c e s s crowds have returned also, and
evidenced by these two boxes the carnival atmosphere has
that he called Carey Star returned with them As this is
zinger, Oregon state president written six days of heavy
of the Northwest Steelheaders migration have occurred and
to come and take a look. Carey how many more days it will
came and saw and also became last-who knows The take has
excited.
been heavy but still it doesn’t
Now, I don’t know exactly seem to diminish their num-
what the Game Commission hers Since it has been so long
had invested in the 5000 eyed since the last good run, this one
eggs they furnished us for the finds dippers who never ex-
project, but the results from
000
these two 86 cent \ribert boxes A R M piTS 0 U T ON
would indicate a 98 per cent
Among
jn (he
hatch of viable f ^ i m o these T e le v ,gjon
Code
#f
(he
two creeks thatfeed the Sandy broadcasting indugtry are the
system If the outer noxra showing of armpits or the use of
yield the same resu. ts
tne
word the showing of per
two looked at, and the
° spiration stains, and people
reason to expect they were less
r
n Qr brushi
th e ir
successful; for the sum of $8 50 •
•
plus w h atever the Gam e
The 1974 Special Session of
the Oregon Legislature ad­
journed “Sine D ie ” at 1:12 a.m.
Sunday morning after twelve
long days out of the last 13 with
their deliberation and action
(or inaction as the case may
be). The total length of the
session will be 13 days by ad­
ding the one day meeting in
January.
I am going to relate briefly on
some action taken and will
follow up later with short a r­
ticles on individual measures
The governor was granted a
30 day state of emergency
authority for setting priorities
for fuel use and allocating gas.
If the emergency exists beyond
that time he must call the
legislature back into session for
further authority.
The sub division control act
re-enacted in January was
heavily amended and passed It
will authorize the real estate
com m issioner to keep the
present enlarged staff he said
he needs to provide effective
enforcement of the present law.
A conflict of interest bill was
passed and moved to let the
people of Oregon decide what
kind of public disclosure law
should apply to public servants
The issue is placed on the ballot
fo r the N ovem ber G eneral
Election
The legislature yielded again
to the threat of losing federal
highway money and approved a
bill allowing a maximum 55
mile per hour speed lim it It
would let the Transportation
Commission fix m axim um
limits in time of gasoline
shortages instead of the now
designated speed of 55 miles
per hour
In the way of school support
and taxation there were no new
measures approved A sub­
stitute resolution was approved
to appear on the prim ary
election in May to create new
tax bases for school districts
and to allow that tax base to
increase by an amount equal to
5*A per cent annually.
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W RESTLER
M a rk
Shearman
is
congratulated by wrestling coach Ron Calhoun for an
outstanding performance on the mats this year. After
taking first at district, the 168 pound senior placed fourth
in the state wrestling championships held in Corvallis last
weekend.
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Rep. Jack Sumner
District 55
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16Vi 18%
Pioneer R E.
11
16
Dea s In & Out
14>A 12%
Cedar Plaza
13
Sandy Funeral Home 14
14
13
Mt Hood Wldg
Ore. T ra il Svgs
uh 15V9
Williams Thrftwy
114 151k
16
Jennie Welches Ant. 11
High individual game and
senes: M illie Babcock 232 and
608.
High team game and series :
Dea s In & Out 914; Cedar
Plaza 2,353.
districts 21 and 11, respec­
tively
The dinner will start at 7 p m
and the tab for the steak, plus
trimmings, is $10
Control Valve
T
Commission figured their cost
on bringing 5000 eggs to the
eyed stage, this project will
have furnished the system with
4900 steelhead fry. Incidental to
the Vibert box project itself,
these test streams have been
examined by chapter members
for their ability to produce
young fish to the smolting
stage. There is a good supply of
insect life in both these
streams. Some of the early
small stone flies were hatching
when we planted the boxes.
Many m ayfly nymphs were
found under the larger gravel.
At first, these very small
steelhead fry w ill be eating
some of the same organisms
that th o e nymphs feed'on. By
midsummer
midsummer thev
they w w ill
ill be
be eating
eating
Mt. Hooders
2-28-74
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o il filte r & 5 q u a rts o f oil
R eg. • 13.25 plus FREE ear
inspection w e 'll check
According to the coach, M ark
Halverson, Ken Sherwood, Don
Bortano, Landy Fainer and
M artin Richards all missed
competition this year because
of sickness or injury.
“ I haven't had this many
injuries, all together, in seven
years of co achin g,” said
Calhoun.
H e’s optimistic about the
future, though, and is im ­
pressed with the talent shown
this year at the sophomore and
freshmen levels.
,
perienced a smelt run before. I
am sure many w ill look for­
ward to this event in coming
years. Lets hope the smelt do
not stay away from the Sandy
l o n g next time.
L im e .
so lone
Monday night the Pioneers
hope to make some alterations
on this final score After all, the
Memorial Coliseum could be
just a shot away.
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Sandy wrestlers finish season
finished the season with a 4-5-0
dual meet standing. They were
champions at Madras, Sandy,
F orest G rove and Corbett
tournaments, and placed third
at Barlow
Other qualifiers from Sandy
at district this year included:
E ric Lundeen, third 191 lbs.;
Geoff Richards, fifth, 191 lbs.,
M ark Tuttle, fifth, 141 lbs. and
Terry Smith, sixth, 157 lbs.
u
was disrupted
by a rash of injuries,” ex-
plained Coach Ron Calhoun.
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Demo hopefuls
Legislative candidates Jim
Kuffner and Marv Owens will
be honored next Tuesday at a
special benefit dinner at the
Village Inn, 103rd and Stark
Aim of the dinner is to raise
funds for the two who are
running for the Democratic
nom ination
in
le g is la tiv e
S h e a rm a n p la c e s at State
Sandy’s v a rs ity w restlin g
team ended their season with a
4-4-1 dual meet record. The
matmen were champions at the
M adras and Sandy tour-
naments, placed second at
B arlow , and th ird at the
tournament in Forest Grove,
M a rk S hearm an, 168 lb.
senior, highlighted the season
with his win at district and
fourth place spot in the rugged
state championships in Cor-
vajjjs
The second varsity team
Troutdale Social Club, OES,
will have a pancake and mini-
bazaar March 10 from 8 a m . to
1:30 p m at Troutdale Masonic
Temple
Menu will include eggs, ham,
coffee, and juice in addition to
the pancakes
Dragons managed to sneak by
the Pioneers in the last few
seconds, 52-50.
Dallas next Monday night, the
Pioneers must defeat the
Dragon's press and take their
fast break away Coach K it­
chen said his team must also
stop Mitch Po6ey, Dallas’s hot
shooter
In their last battle a few
weeks ago the state-rated
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