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10 - SANDY (Or«.) POST Thun.. May 16, 1974 (Sac. 1) MHCC stadium lights okayed ooo The first use of fingerprints is credited to Gilbert Thompson of the U.S Geological Survey who used his own fingerprints on com m issary orders to prevent forgery—back in 1882 Dual meet today with St. Helens L ighting (or M t. Hood Community College's stadium was approved at the school's board meeting last Wednesday. Financing of the lighting installation will come from G eneral Building Fund In vestments, not from the recent voter-approved bond. The cost estim ate is approxim ately $75,000 The lights should be available for use next spring, according to a MHCC spokesman The approval is the first of three sequential steps on a (unite available program for completion of the stadium The other two steps to meet future approval w ill be a vistor restroom-dressing area and 1500 additional seats M ILE A G E CHAMPIONS The a v e r a g e - m ile a g e automobile driver racked up 8,685 miles last year But there are different figures according to sex and age group. For men of all ages, the average is 11,352 miles; for women 5,411. Men in the 30-34 age group drive more than others, covering 14,496 miles. ooo The oldest street in New York City is Broadway, and it is also the longest — stretching 154 miles from Bowling Green, at Manhattan's southern tip, to 263rd Street in the Bronx. Track team takes league title Sandy tracksters, who have with Canby, Silverton, Central been at the top of the league all Estacada and Molalla, Mike season, ran over Canby last week to take the V a lle y Division Championship title The win was the team ’s 19th straight dual meet victory. The Pioneers will take Coast D ivision title holders, St. Helens, today, Thursday, at Mt. Hood Community College. The meet will begin at 4 p.m. Saturday the Pioneers will participate in the Franklin Invitational at Franklin High School. E arlier last week in an in vitational meet held at Canby Opperman nabbed a school record in the 440 with a tim e of 1. Mardell Baessler; 2. Ellie Melody; 3. Lou Kipp, Kathy Adskim. Glenda Thomberg MAY 9 Bergh Machine? FA CO W V • « u M o u iu n u * * * * * * * A lawn mower worth $150 was stolen from the main bam at Binford Farms M ay 7 at ap proximately 1:30 p.m. The mower was owned by Roger Clifford Pardue, 2390 SW 15th, Gresham according to police metropolitan area will face reports. other state all-stars In a two game series to be played in Eugene and P ortlan d next month. Nippert is the first Sandy player in history to receive the honor. Women tra cksters snared tenth place fo r M t. Hood C om m unity College at the Northwest College Women’s Sports Association track meet F rid a y and S aturday at Cheney, Wash. Saints faced tough com petition from 34 Northwest colleges including two-year and four year in stitutions in Oregon, W ashington, Idaho, Montana and Simon Fraser College from British Columbia. Mt. Hood finished with 12 points. Saint Jo Rasmussen placed third in the 400 m eter hurdles with a season’s best of 1:07.2. M t. Hood mile relay squad retained a fourth place with 4:14.4; cited by Coach Dorian Harris as “best time ever.” The winning com bination consisted of Jo Rasmussen, Laura Seldomridge, Julie Ward and Kim Conner. P IO N E E R JO H N M cV icker displays the technique which helped the Sandy trackster take a first in the discus event with a 128’ 8” toss against Canby a t last week’s home dual meet. M cV ic ker also placed second in the javelin with a 151’ throw. dbl. oepnev- 222 1871 : ovei tOURS. 6 2 8 N .W . S ix th A venu e THIS MAN HAS A BIG NEW PLUS FOR YOU! In relay action, the girls captured fifth place in the 880 medley, comprised of Ward, Jackie Snodgrass, Kim Hansen and Conner, recording 1:54.5. Saint Julie Ward slipped by with seventh place in the 100 and 220 yard dash. Conner also took seventh place in the 440 yard dash. The NCWSA meet finalizes the Mt. Hood track season, leaving Saint thinclads in fourth place among Oregon colleges as a result of tour nament scores. Saints seek grid housing Dan Collins, M t. Hood Community College assistant football coach, is seeking housing for several Saint gridders for next year. Collins hopes that families in the Gresham a re a w ill volunteer to have the athletes pay room and board while they go to school and play football. The students would move in the last week of August for training an outstanding club like this camp. under the leadership of an expected to be made at a press and media conference some time next week. For information on the Mt. Hood Racquet Club, call 665- 8181. C lu b n o t just te n n is Call it a plush club, and you’ll outstanding p laying and get an argument from those teaching pro, Brian Parrott, who see it as the coming capital the concept has been expanded of fun and games of Portland’s to include a handball program Eastside. and badminton activity, too. Call it a muscle foundry which is aimed at exercise and Since the original market physical fitness, and you’ll be survey uncovered the need for disputed by those who see it as a social club for gentlemen and ladies, fa m ily -o rie n te d of course Fact is, the new Mt. Hood Racquet Club is ALL of those things. A ll tra n s p o rta tio n 4 nights lodging Sightseeing R ogue R iv er B oat T rip Baggage hand lin g A p p lic a b le taxes F u lly escorted ‘ 179.00 MH women bag tenth 2-Ball Best Ball 1. Dora Savage and Marty Amacher; Kathy Adskim and Barbara Eldredge; 2. Marylee Rup and Margie Jarvis; Jo Bowman and Mardell Baessler 663-4353 5 day* * 4 nights Departs; Monday, June 10,1974 ktcluOM: M o w e r ta k e n Sandy’s heralded basketball star Alan Nippert has been selected to play next month on the state all-star basketball team. Nippert alone with other outstanding senior stars from the g re a te r P ortlan d MAY 2 Tin W histle Tournam ent A true lawn and garden tra c tor .. . front, center and rear PTO power. • ele c tric starting. • ,ront axle m ounted mower, m ows w ithout scalping. • L ;g high flo ta tio n tires. • standardized controls with safety interlocks prevent s ta rtin g w h ile tra n s m is sion or PTO is engaged. and ORKQON COAST Nippert picked as all-star Results of Ladies' Day at Bowman's H o m e s te a d e r 8 ...b e c a u s e w ith your law n L O O K S are everything CRATER LAKE M ark Peterson, 10.2 sec , 100 team's mile relayers, Covey, yard dash, Mike Opperman, Opperman, Pete and Keller, 51.6 sec., 440, Tim Keller, 188 placed third. Placing first for Sandy at feet, javelin; and Greg Jordan, their dual meet victory over 13 feet, pole vault. Other Pioneer placers were Canby last F rid a y were Mike Whisner, second, 880; Peterson, 100 yard dash and Doug Buhler, second, 2 mile; 220; Opperman, 440; Whisner, and R ich ard M e y e r, th ird , 880; Joe Davenport, 330 low hurdles; Tim Keller, shotput mile. Sandy’s 440 relay team of and javelin; John McVicker, Peterson, Covey, Lamm and discus; and Jordan, pole vault. Wolfe took first place and the 51.6 seconds. Pole vaulter Greg Jordan vaulted his lifetime best of 13 feet at the meet to tie the league’s record this season. Doug Buhler also had a fine showing of 9:55.3 seconds in the two mile event. Track coach Ed Hug said his entire team showed all-around good performances. Placing first at the Canby invitational last week were: If you're a business man o r professional person who needs a top quality insurance plan, Standard's Exec utive Life may be the plan for you. And now, a big PLUS has been added. 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