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10 — SANDY (Ore.) POST Thur»., Aug 21. 1975 (Sec. 1) BRIGHTWOOD OIL CO. Furnace Sales & Service A V O ID Bicentennial net tourney reset Football schedules SEPT. condensation this sum m er by fillin g your oil tan k now © heating oil 6224604 Brightwood. O r . The Ml Hood Bicentennial Tennis Tournament held last week at Bowman's Golf and Tennis Club near Wemme fell victim to the weather and has been rescheduled Rain washed out Saturday and Sunday’s scheduled play and tournament officials have rescheduled the final two days for this weekend .Most of the Oregon entries have indicated they w ill return. The special exhibition match between Jack Neer. Brian Parrott, John Williams and Jumbo Fernando has been reset for Sunday at 5 p in DATE DAY ■ OPPONENT SITE TIME 12 fri S c M ln n v llle M c M in n v ille 8 :0 0 19 FRI F o r e s t G ro v e Sandy 8 :0 0 26 FRI D a lla s D a lla s 8 :0 0 3 FRI M o la lla S an d y 8 :0 0 9 THU Canby Canby 8 :0 0 IT FRI S ilv e r to n S an d y 8 :0 0 ?k FRI E sta c a d a Gandy 8 :0 0 31 FRI S v e e t H oae S v e e t H oae 8 :0 0 7 FRI N evberg S an d y 8 :0 0 MOV. • » J » * '* .nt* nu ivi Kr I© be held on the athletic field Pioneer coach Woody Allan expects about loo boys to turn out for the first practice at 8:15 a m Monday “ We have two drills a day,” approvod as determined by the State lunch information sheets and Department of Education and are being mailed to all the National School Lunch registered students Students Program An application for new to the C ottrell School the reduced-priced and free district may register at the lunettes is enclosed with in school office any week day formation sheet now being sent from 9 a m to 4 p.m. and pick in the mail and parents are up all information sheets All encouraged to complete and firs t graders and students return the applications to the entering Cottrell this year from school office. All information out-of-state are required by law regarding free and reduced- to present immunization price lunches w ill be con records when enrolling in sidered confidential and used school. only to determine eligibility for Please call the school office these lunches. at 668 4544 or 668 5521 for fur School supply lists for all ther information grades are enclosed with the Allan says. “ One at 8: IS a m and another at 8:15 p.m.” He said that boy* must have a physical examination, pay their school fees and turn in the athletics guideline form before any equipment can be issued Tonight from 5 to 8 pm. and tomorrow from 6 to 7:30 p m. equipment will Ire issued to boys wishing to turn out Sandy's first game w ill be Sept 12 at McMinnville Deputy named Condom inium C ottrell G ra d e new s AVo' A '** A*' Sandy Union High School football players have two more evenings of preseason con ditioning before regular practice gets under way Monday at the school Today and tomorrow at 6 p in. co n d itio n in g w o rk o u ts w ill OCT. Sunday's activities w ill again include a bar-b-que from 2 - 7 p m . an awards presentation at 7:15 p.m. and dancing to the music of The Inn Group at 8 p.m The public is invited. Cottrell school’s fall term will begin Tuesday, Sept, 2, at 9 a m and w ill dismissal noon The buses will run the same routes as they did last year and at the same times Hot lunches w ill be served starting Wed nesday, Sept 3. with students paying 40 cents, adults and teachers paying 75 cents for lunches daily. Milk w ill be available at 5 cents a halt-pint. Free and reduced-price lunches w ill be offered for all children who are unable to pay the full cost of lunches Parents w ill be receiving a full ex planation of this lunch program Football to begin Alan Siiski, Portland, has received permission "from Clackamas County to convert a 22-unit motel in Government Camp area to 14 condominium units Keith Kinsman has been Kinsman, a 1971 graduate of named chief criminal deputy of Willamette University College the Clackamus County District of I-aw, has been a deputy Attorney's Office, according to district attorney for four years. an announcement by Roger He worked as a clerk in Rook's Rook, district attorney. office prior to his appointment Kinsman, who has been with as a Deputy. He was the first the trial section, w ill be in law student in the State of charge of the tracking and Oregon to appear in court on processing of felony cast's in behalf of the prosecution the office He replaces J Ross Cravens 400,000volunteers in two years. But the big news is the kind o f people coming in. Today’s Army is getting a unique view of today's young people. In the last two years without the draft, over 400,000 young Americans have chosen to serve in the Army. • As a result, the Army today stands at full authorized strength and is, in fact, ahead of schedule for fielding 16 ready divisions. Not only are the numbers impressive, but so are the people. 66% of them have completed high school. 14,000 have some college behind them. And they’ll be able to continue their educations while in the Army According to commanders in the field, today’s young volunteers are making terrific soldiers. They’re looking for personal challenge, and getting it. They’re at an age where they want to test themselves, and they’re doing it. In return for responsibility, oppor tunity and maturity, they’re giving 100% to the job of soldiering. It’s a good situa tion, and getting better. And perhaps not so surprising when you consider what today’s Army has to offer: We start a young soldier at $344.10 a month, with a raise to $383.40 in just four months. bor those who qualify, there arc over 200 specific job-training courses to choose from. Most of these courses develop skills that can be used in civilian life. The opportunities to continue a formal education are varied and extensive. We have soldiers who go on to complete high school. Soldiers who start and finish college. And some who even acquire advanced degrees. Today, the Army’s educational opportunities have been expanded with the introduction of “Project Ahead” — a program that involves over 1200 colleges and universities a young person to enlist in the Army and start college at the same time. And all with the Army paying up to 75% of the tuition costs. In addition to salary, there are the traditional benefits of food, clothing, housing, medical and dental care, and 30 days’ paid vacation each year. All of which allow the more enterpris ing to build a savings account. And there is the __ opportunity for travel. Not only throughout the continental United States, but to Europe, Hawaii, Korea and other assignments around the world. The Army offer reads well, but it doesn’t come easy. It takes intelligence, courage, discipline, teamwork, pride in self and love of country. It says a lot for America that, in just two years, 400,000 young people have volunteered to serve in its Army. For more information on oppor tunities in today’s Army send the coupon. Or, call 800-523-5000 toll free. In Pa., call 800-362-5696. 02019 •\M' i* Join the people who've joined the Army. i ! Please send me more info rm a tio n about opp ortu n itie s in today’» Army. _ _____ All girls interested should contact M r. Kostrba or Mrs. Namhie at the school. i:30 p.m . A ug. 25. at the sc h o o l. SEPT. OCT. DATE 5*1 OPPONENT SITE TIME 11 THU B a r lo v B arlow 7 : 0 0 pa 15 MON G re eh o a San dy 7 : 0 0 pet 22 MOI B a r lo v Sandy 7 : 0 0 pa 23 TUE S tre e t Hoae San dy 7 : 0 0 pa 25 THU Canby San dy 7 : 0 0 pa 30 TUI E sta c a d a E sta c a d a 7 : 0 0 pa 2 THU M o la lla San dy 7 : 0 0 pa T TUI 8 1 1 v e rto n S ilv e r to n 7 : 0 0 pa 8 WED S tr e et Home S v e e t Home k : 0 0 pa TUE Canby Canby k : 0 0 pa 16 THU E sta c a d a Sandy 7 . 0 0 pa 21 TUE M o la l l a M o la l l a k : 0 0 pa 26 TUE S ilv e r to n San dy 7 : 0 0 pa 1 SAT C .V .L . D i s t r i c t C oast lk , IWSP5 B IA T T N I SEASO N NUSH N O W O N SPECIAL FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS! AT GLOS FORD Dual A u x ilia ry Glass Lines FUEL TANKS *189” pair NOW $1566° f „ f * <~itv _ Education iRt’AM pfHtt jfl mfiMftMtMWO Soc See. N o ('<t(tit4N> tot rttord J For the addreys and phone number of your nearest Arm y Representative, look in the Yellow Pages under “ Recruiting” ( THE F IR S T practice session for the Sandy Union High School girl» volleyball team . Addrct* C ounty. Volleyball practices set Add« 33 gallon ¿opacity to the present »y«tem in your truck Will lit almost oil lata modal 2 ond 4 wheel driva pickup* Coll lor oppointmant or drop in hatwoan B o m ond 5 p m Monday through Friday A rm y O pporium iK -t P O . Box iilO . Philadelphia. Pa 191B Name cut short by constant rains and the scouts had to return Monday afternoon. (Post photo) SANDY E XPLO R ER Scwts park for hiking trip into the M t. Jefferson Wilderness Area Saturday. The trip wax GLOS FORD 6 6 8 -4 1 1 4 Sandy, O re .
