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• ■ • r-y -*-v OPW i'U«*» "F >a - t e V - r - < «ç uî *n k..à<*v^'-.- -V-d»» ».»• ,*• f~t*7 10 - SANDY (Or«.) POST Thor».. Oct MHCC foundation sets ball Mt Hood Community College Nearly 250 people attended last D istrict Foundation, Inc., has year. set its annual fund-raising G o o d w ill sets Autumn Ball for Oct. 26. from 7 p m . at the Thunderbird Motor o p e n ho use Inn, Jantzen Beach. Free pancakes, ice cream A portion of the proceeds of and cookies w ill be on the menu the third annual Autumn Ball when Goodwill Industries again w ill provide five $300 opens its doors to the com scholarships for students in the munity Saturday, Oct. 18. i n t e r c u l t u r a l e d u c a tio n The annual open house at its program , and nine scholarships P o rtlan d p la n t is held to acquaint the public w ith Goodwill's on-the-job training program for the physically and mentally handicapped The entire Goodwill plant w ill be in operation that day, with the public invited to visit between 9 30 a m to 3:30 p.m. Music for the black tie affair w ill be provided by the ver satile “ United Attractions.” A social hour is scheduled to begin the evening and dinner w ill be served at 8:15 p.m The band w ill provide dance music until l a m . Robert Murray, foundation president, and the Autumn Ball com m ittee of M ary Deich, B e tty Schedeen, G loria Romaine, Teena Ainslie and LaVerne W alrad, have ex tended an invitation to in terested persons to attend the annual gathering Tickets for the event, tax deductible, may be obtained by calling the college at 666-1561. College foundation m eeting set The Clackamas Community College Foundation w ill hold its annual meeting Wednesday. Oct 6, at 8 p.m. in the college board room in Barlow Hall. The meeting is open to the public. New directors and officers w ill be elected and scholarship winners and their families w ill be introduced at the meeting, says A rnold Thomas, president ooo 1 can live for two months on a good com plim ent -M a rk Twain Woodland owners to hear speaker Senior men host women at Mt. View Forty-six golfers took to the links Monday morning when the Mt. View senior men’s group entertained the 9-hole women’ s group in an in vitational play day Surviving the day’s play with low gross were Vada Busby, president of the w om en’s group, and Joe Schwab, in charge of the men’s group for the day Paul Sargent and blind partner, Donna Long, came through with low net. Lou Coffin and Donna Long took low putts for the day. Second low net went to Adeline Lundstrom and Harold Osborne. Lou Chianello and Albert Olbrich tied with Alice Correll and Joe Perry for thud, while fourth was a tie among Connie Tallman and Earl Harr, Donna Long and Lou Coffin and Ruth Osborne and Charlie Jett. Honors for high gross were taken by Maxine Warren and Werner Hendricksen, w hile Evelyn Painter, lady in charge of the day, took the door prize The sixth hole was chosen for the closest to the pin contest. Women with under a 12 han dicap were edged by Jean M iller, and over 12 was taken by Alice Correll. Earl H arr put it in closest for the men under Clackamas County woodland owners w ill hear OSU Ex tension logging specialist John Garland review the subject of modern logging methods and equipment at a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the Willamette Savings and Loan a u d ito riu m , 4th and Holly, Canby. Clayton W ills, Clackamas County Extension Agent, suggests the meeting w ill be helpful to woodland owners who anticipa te harvesting poles, posts or logs within the coming year Garland w ill show colored slides and discuss logging methods and equipment now in use by Oregon woodland owners. . The meeting, co-sponsorea by the Clackamas County Extension Service and the Clackamas County F arm Forestry Association, w ill also provide time for discussion of other subjects including farm ,v,wuiland taxation, markets for Sandy Truck Lines and these other sponsors present the “Athlete of the week”........ C ongratulations from S a n d y T r u c k L in e s VICK’S . BURGER Serving the "Mountain for over 56 years You’re always With purchase of 1 Banana Split welcome here! fa m o u s since BRING THIS AD OPEN 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. Monday thru Thursday 11 to 11 Friday and Saturday Next door to Nat'l. Guard Armory 666-1690 668-4148 TRUCK L IN E ▼W' *** gjQ N.E. Division Olid Kelly Absolutely j h e best place buy Auto Parts t ' FOOTBALL TKAchtMt Shaft S t M a Fancher TRUCK PART! Gresham The Independent Bank” 668-5501 SANDY 665-8118 311 Proctor, Sandy 255 N l Hogan Rd. P.0. Box 38 Estacada Store 630-6614 Hwy. 2N Estacada Athlete of the Week Sandy High sparkplug M ike McMahon la Athlete of the Week. The Pioneer halfback racked up 103 yard» on 11 carries agairat Canby last Thuraday. In addition, he helped the Big Red’» defensive effort with 10 unassisted tackles from the linebacker spot ••A total football player” Is how Sandy head coach Ladies & children dress shop 668-4444 Forrest (Woody) Allen describes the 5’ 0” 185 lb. senior. McMahon, a third year grid-iron letterm an, had been gaining ground offensively and holding yardage defen sively for the Pioneers all season long. GRESHAM Casual Sports & W estern Main Square 50 NE Divisio 666-7738 SHOP Just a cro ss from G resh a m U n io n H igh Go O ut and — P io n e e r s — io Beat the Foxes! See th e G a m e s Carlson Chevrolet SPORTS CALEMDIR SUPPORT YOUR TEAM --------- -G resh a m --------- football ^ott^natulaiineo to- tie jrfatfen tie weei. ieet tvioieo ¿ee cMtiHueet Mceeeof! Ryfil Lm » The men & women of the Troutdale Reduction Riant, Troutdale, Oregon. Reynolds Aluminum, Troutdale Frid ay, Oct. 1» High Schools (» p .m .) Portland Christian at Corbett Hood River at Gresham Sam Barlow at Reynolds Middle Schools ( J :» p.m .) Fremont vs. Floyd Llflht Parkrosa Heights vs Gilbert Rockwood vs Harold Oliver Columbia View vs Dexter M cCarty Saturday, Oct. 1» Centennial at Lake Oswego ( ( P.m J M t Hood at Spokane Falls (T 10 p.m .) „ CROSSCOUNTRY F rid ay. Oct. 1» (4p .m .) Gresham. Hood River at Lakeridge West Linn, Barlow at Reynolds Centennial at Clackamas MHCC a» Clark Invitational VO LLEYBALL Friday, Oct. I I Hood River at Gresham Reynolds at The Dallas Centennial at Barlow Tuesday. Oct. M The Dallas at Gresham Reynolds at Centennial Barlow at Hood River M t Hood at Portland CC O YM NASTICS Thursday, Oct. IT (T p.m .) Reynolds at Clackamas Rex Putnam at Centennial Barlow at Gresham Tuesday, Oct n Sunset at Centennial • Refrigerators • Freezers — Whirlpool BETTER BUYS MEAN BETTER QUALITY!^ EASY TERMS t r a d e in s w elcom e FO OTB A LL Oct. 1» Silverton There Oct. IS Estacada Thera C R OSSCOUNTRY Oct. 11 invitational There 0<t.« intar O.vi»)d«d. CddSt BETTER BU YS A W A IT YO U HERE A LW A Y S I • Washers • Dryers • Electric Stoves • Air Con ditioning Free D elivery - fre e Hookup volleyball Oct. IT Don DeWhitt’s Appliances 176th I Stark 256-2886
