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, 0 — SANDY (Ore.) POST Thurt., July 3. 1975 (Sec I) Bicentennial swim meet scheduled Sandy Explorers study police by Howard Scott Rost editor Members of the Sandy Police Scout Explorer Post will be assisting Sandy Police with traffic anti parking control during the Clackamas County Bicentennial Kickoff in Sandy next week The 13-member Explorer I Post was organized last year by . the police department in an ! effort. Chief Fred Punzel says. ! "to bring youth and the police department closer together We I want to fill in the gap that does exist between the police and the young people." The post is one of three ! department projects to reach youths The Sandy police conduct a ride-along program through Sandy Union High School where students may ride : THEYBE BACK! GREYHOUND RACING MAY 28 THRUAUG.22 POST TIM E AT 7 3 0 PM F «Xk X LClsUB at Fairview Park in Portland East out Bantield Freeway il-SON NE 223rd and Halsey Street Racing Monday thru Saturday Admit bearer and guest one night only Sorry children under 12 not admitted in a patrol car with an officer during the day The city also has a ju v e n ile diversion program designed to help young offenders without resorting to the juvenile court All members of the jiost have had 63 hours of police »-service tra in in g through the Clackamas County Sheriff's T ra in in g Academ y. Punzel says Subjects covered in the training included "all basic concepts of police work." the chief says. E x p lo re rs studied in vestigative techniques, finger printing, community relations, ja il and court procedures, rules of evidence and officer-violator contact. "Everyone passed the course and received college or high school credit for it." Punzel says. Traffic control procedures were taught by members of the Sandy police department. Post members are currently riding with Sandy officers as observers on regular patrols, but are instructed to remain in the patrol cars when the of ficers respond toanv calls " If a dangerous situation comes up. the officers are told to drop the kids off at the curb before responding." the chief adds "These are really an active minded bunch of youths,” Punzel says. "T h e y ask a thousand questions " The police chief says the four girls and nine boys in the post are "pretty well their own decision making body " The police departm ent suggests some activities for the group, “ but we only tell them what to do in matters of their safety or for legal reasons." he adds Projects and activities of the S.W D Y POLICE Depart n i e l l i Explorer Scouts will parlicpale in the Bicentennial parade July 12. From left the post mem bers are. front row. Nick Seematter. B arbara Koothby, Theresa Kisenius. Melody Skelton and Darla Wolf, post s e cretary-treasu rer : back row. Don post have included a weekend campout with other Oregon Explorer posts on the coast, a day at Ka-Nee-Ta resort in central Oregon, w ood cult nig to raise monev A Bicentennial Invitational Swim Meet will be held at the Sandy E le m e n ta ry School swimming pool starting at 9 a m Friday, July II. The meet, co-sponsored by the Blue Marlin Aquatic Club, C lackam as County In te r mediate Education District anti the Sandy Bicentennial Committee, will lie part of Youth Day activities during the C lackam as County B icen tennial Kickoff celebration. A closed invitational limited to Clackamas County swim ming teams, the meet will run until 3 p.m. P a rtic ip a tin g AAU teams include the Oregon City Swim Club, the Canby Swim Club. Moore. Gary Predmore. Kevin Kuznirskv. Steve Green and M ark Swift, post president. Working and unable lobe in the picture are Jeff Bogle, sergeanl-at-arms. Warren llarding and Lee Spahr, vice- president. (Post photo) In August the group plans a five-day back pack trip into the Mt Jefferson Wilderness Area In the fall Punzel says he hopes the post will begin a liurglary prevention program aimed at Keeping Posted W ednesday. July 2 noon. Loaves and Fishes. Senior Center 7 30 p m Planning Commissiop. City Hall Thursday. July 3 9 30a m businessmen's coffee hour. Oregon T rail Savings noon. Loaves and Fishes. Senior Center 7:30 p m start of Mt. Hood Bicentennial celebration through Sunday Munday . July 7 noon. Loaves and Fishes. Senior Center 7:30 p m. City Council. City Hall Tuesday. July 8 noon. Sandy Chamber of Commerce. Amber Lantern noon. Loaves and Fishes. Senior Center W ednesday. July 9 noon. Loav es and Fishes. Senior Center. senior citizens in Sandy Adult advisors f i r the post are M r ami Mrs Robert Bogle. Kathy S earls of the Sandy Police department and Chief Punzel. "They have developed a real team effort since they were o rg anized .” Kathy says. "There was a little ribbing from the kids their age when the post was form ed, but they’ve handled it very well " During the Bicentennial the post mem bers, in th e ir uniforms of regulation police shirt and light blue slacks, will also march in the parade. July 12 • We would like to get more kids involved," Punzel says "Any high school student in terested in more information call or drop in at the police department." Mountain Park Swim Club, the Lake OswegoSwim Assix'iation and the Blur* Marlins Admission to the meet will be free. A number of Blue Marlin swimmers participated over the weekend in the Eastmont "A A A " In v ita tio n a l Swim meet Meets at this level are not scored, but 43 improved times were recorded by the 25 swimmers taking part. T en-year old swim m ers G ayle Both and E ric a Neuenfeldt both competed in the 11-12 year old age bracket where Gayle took a first place in the IDO-yd backstroke and Erica earning a "AAA" time in the too-yd butterfly. ¡•County schedule ¡ Nell’s Notes By NELL HOW E SANDY T R I—COUNTY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Wednesday, July 2 Senior National at Corbett Monday. July 7 Junior National at Scappoose Junior American South. Bock wood No. 2 Junior Pacific at Lynch Tuesday. July 8 Midget National at Lynch Midget A m erican South at Lynch Midget Pacific at Lynch Senior National at Lynch Thursday. July to Junior National, Orient Junior American South, bye Junior Pacific at Corbett All games at 6:30 p m I Beported favorable response to the Fish Commission's five- week old Code-A-Phone has prompted the addition of a Monday morning report on fishing in Oregon Code-A Phone information includes recreational d a m nnng and crabbing reports, m arine sport fishing tips, inland dam counts and run status, as well as miscellaneous items The Portland number is 229 5222 The West Linn game will get underway at 7:30 p m The Sizzler squad will not have another regular scheduled game until July 9. when it hosts E arl Kelley's No 2 at the Sandy Onion High School field Sandy coach Glenn Smith had not decided on a starting pit cher for the West Linn game by press time. 1 I I | I Hood-Land Reporter I Due to the Bicentennial activities at the Lion's Club, the B r ig h tw o o d C o m m u n ity Church will meet Sunday at the Little Hoodland Chapel, a short distance west of the Liona Club Sandy roc schedule Fish line has data Sizzlers to try tonight The Sandy Sizzler Steak 399ers baseball team will try to get in an American Legion game tonight at West Linn following a solid week of rainouts. Other Blue M arlins who improved their times were: eight and under boys Matt Both and Steve Grahle, 9 10 girls: Bonnie Calnek. Kecia Hum s, Wendi Nehls and Audrey Chapman; 9 10 boys: Kirk Benson and Shawn Burns. 11-12 girls Brenda Truesdale and Nicoli DuBois; 11-12 boys Blame laiyton and David Lopes. 13-14 girls Barbie King and lx*ann Madison: 13 14 boys Hank Hazelett and Gary Both; senior girls: Nancy Perkina, Jodie P erkins and Linda Johnson. senior boys: Carl Neuenfeldt July 7-1» July 7 -1 1 Registration for city activities July 8 Day camping Meinig Park noon 2 :30 p.m Ages 6 to 10 July 9 Story and Game Hour • Meinig Park 2:30 p m Pre schoolers July 16 Bicycle races 10 a m Sandy Elementary School Track July 17 Day Camping Dodge Park, noon -2:30 p m. Ages6 to 10 Begistration for all activities must be completed before participation in any activities Begister at City Hall Monday thru Friday 6 a m 5 p m or call Irene Funk. 223 2923. Welcome to Sandy! OFFICIAL BICENTENNIAL PROGRAM 6 p.m. • l p m. 8 p.m. in a m. NOON I to 5 p.m. I to 5 p.m. 8:3«l to 9 p.m. 9 to 9 :t5 p .m . June and July ONLY 4O X O F F 3 O X O F F GIANT SELECTION OF QUILTED BEDSPREADS...ALL SIZES! SELECTED STYLES & COLORS, CUSTOM DRAPERIES, ALL REDUCED! REG. $65.00 REG. «194 60 Double O^v $48 Queen TWIN $58 144 WIDE 90" LENGTH King . .$68 Choose from our beautiful best selling highloft quilted bedspreads available m antique satin brocades con temporary prints Mediterranean motif, and s ty l ish period designs Excellent color line available m every size all plumply putt quilted 4 5 oz fill — Sateen Lined $87.22 A stunning collection of custom-made draperies in sot- ids and prints Choose from a large selection of colors styles and fabrics precision fitted to your specifica tions Dress your windows in elegance and save 3 0 % HOURS 8 AM to 5:30 PM week deys: Saturdays 8 AM to 4 PM G RESHAM DECOR CENTER 1455 la s t Burnside a t Division G re s h a m » J/ M 5 -3 M G THURSDAY, JU LY 18 O F F IC IA L O PE N IN G of the Clackamas County Bicentennial Festival at Sandy High School Athletic Field (on North Bluff Rd.) Program: National anthem. Mel vocalist; Timberline Chorus and Barber Shop Quartet, selection of Queen—MISS B IC E N T E N N IA L OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY; North Clackamas High School Band, Coronation of Miss Bicentennial of Clackamas County; Timberline Chorus and Barber Shop Quartet, and flag show, a historical display with narration. For additional events, see box below F R ID A Y . JU LY 11. "YO U TH DAY" SPELLIN G B EE ( the old-fashioned type) Clackamas County Schools, final eliminations and championships at Upper Grade School Gymnasium, at Pleasant and Smith Ave SANDY B IC E N T E N N IA L IN V IT A T IO N A L SW IM M IN G CHAMPIONSHIPS at Sandy Elementary School pool. Pleasant and Alt Streets Participating AAU schools Lake Oswego. Mountain Park. Oregon City, Canby and Sandy. HIGH SCHOOL B IC E N T E N N IA L ESSAY CONTEST judging of entries at exhibit buildings, corner of Pioneer Blvd and Scales Ave. TRACK AND PLAY DAY. grade school students eligible. 1st - 6th grades Sponsored by County L E D Also, TRACK 0 PLAY DA Y for 7th. 8th & 9th grades sponsored by Sandy Boys’ Baseball and Mt. Hood Sporting Dogs Assn . Sandy High School Athletic Field. P IO N E E R SQUARE DANCE - Clackamas County schools, 7th, 8th and 9th grades, at St Michael's Church parking lot, corner of Strausse and Pleasant Ave. MOUNTAIN PLAYERS present “ George Washington Slept Here," free admission at Upper Grade Gymnasium, Pleasant and Smith Ave. For additional events, see box below SATURDAY, JU LY 12 PARADE SPECTACULAR—Clackamas County Bicentennial Festival Parade on Proctor Blvd in Sandy. Grand Marshal is Oregon Secretary of State Clay Myers PARADE AWARDS at high school athletic field grandstand; PARADE E NTR IES on display at same location PACKARD IN TE R N A TIO N A L CAB D ISPLAY. High School athletic field A NTIQ UE E IR E E Q U IP M E N T DISPLA Y, Highschool athletic field BATON T W IR LIN G E X H IB IT IO N at high school athletic field DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS SHOW at high school athletic field Exciting music, precision marching, "crack" Northwest units. GUEST SPEAKERS, acknowledgment of dignitaries, at high school athletic field SUPER SPECTACULAR FIREW ORKS SHOW, complete with narration and musical accompainment by the PORT LAND SYM PHONIC BAND, directed by John Richards This elaborate fireworks ground display will depict nine of our nation’s most significant historical events For additional events, see box below SUNDAY. JULY 13 KIW ANIS F L Y -IN BREAKFAST, 18th annual event at Rich’s Airport, 14 miles northeast of Sandy. W ATER BALL FIGHTS, an annual event hosted by Sandy Rural Fire Dept., Dist 2, at Sandy HighSchool athletic field. T H E GEO RG E BRUNS SHOW—a musical history revue at Sandy HighSchool Athletic Field The famous composer of DAVYCROCKKTT ( theme song), is a native son of Sandy The music of the WALT DISNEY STUDIO conductor and composer is known all over the world Listings to his credit include the Zorro theme, sound (rack to the movie Sleeping Beauty, Westward Ho the Wagons, 101 Dalmations, Son of Fluhher, Babes in Toy land. Love Bug. Robin Hood and the song Love, to name only a few Among the top-notch musicians performing with M r Bruns. Monte Ballou of the Original Castle Jazz Band Note: Liberty Tree finale, composed by George Bruns National ahthem. vocal by Mel l^ m m Chorus The King's Ambassadors Narrator; Dan MacDonald W IN N IN G ESSAY, Bicentennial Essay Contest, reading by winning student TH E K IN G ’S CHORAL AMBASSADORS, a dynamic 24-voice male chorus AWARDS PRESENTATIIO NS, special recognition O FEICIALCLO SING .CIarkam asCounty Bicentennial Festival, 1975 FOUR-DAY EVENTS C A R N IV A L - Playland Shows at high school athletic field Thursday 6 p m to 11 p m .; Friday, 11a m to I I p m , Satur day, I I a m to 11 p m ; Sunday, I l a m to 6p m STATE BIC EN TEN NN 1AL U S A HM Y D IS P L A Y -« ! high school athletic field Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, I I a m. to I I p.m HISTORICAL E X H IB IT —will feature materials on loan from Ft. Vancouver, books of the Revolutionary period from Clackamas County Library, flags from Revolutionary period, pictures and artifacts of early day* in Clackamas County and Sandy Exhibit buildings are at corner of Pioneer Blvd andScalesAve (See map) Thursday, 1 p m to 5p m ; Friday, I p m to7 p m , Saturday, 11 a m t o 6 p m , Sunday 1 p m to 5 p m CLACKAMAS COUNTY SCHOOL E X H IB IT S & DISPLAYS al exhibit buildings, corner of Pioneer Blvd and Scales Ave TWO-DAY EVENTS SANDY POST O F F IC E OPEN HOUSE souvemers, philatelic display from Washington D C., on Pioneer Blvd between Strauss and Shelley Ave Friday and Saturday, noontoSp m M O UNTAIN FE S T IV A L ARTS AND CRAFTS—at Sandy City Park, directly behind city hall Saturday and Sunday, 11 a m to6:30 p m THR EE-DA Y E V E N T GARDEN SHOW flower show and horticultural display at Intermediate Grade Gymnasium, Pleasant and Strauss Friday and Saturday 10 a m to 8p m , Sunday. 1 p.m toSp m
