1 0 - SAN DY (O re .) POST Thur».. Nov. 13. 1975
Gridders honored on all-star list
Pioneers end season, 2-7
The Sandy Pioneers dropped
a heartbreaker Friday in their
last football game of the
season, losing to Newberg. 8-6.
The Sandy defense stopped
three Tiger scoring drives
before Pat Casey of the visiting
squad ran in from the seven to
open scoring Newberg’s Scott
Steifbold made good a 2-point
conversion attempt for what
proved to be the winning
margin.
The opposing teams settled
down into a defensive battle
until two minutes from the end
of the season Tim Veley
plunged in from the one for
Sandy 's only points.
A possible tie was missed on
the conversion attempt and an
outside kick attempt on the
following
kick-off
was
recovered by Newberg
The visitors ran out the clock
leaving Sandy with a 2-7 record
for the 1975 varsity football
season
Following the game Pioneer
coach Woody Allen praised his
players for "never giving up on
themselves, despite a disap
pointing season"
Sandy rushed for a total of 209
yards against 223 for the
Tigers.
The Newberg squad also
added 20 yards of passing for a
game mark of 243 yards
Sandy quarterback Scott
Cravens missed both of his pass
attempts and had one in
terception Tlie Tigers com
pleted one of their two throwing
tries
Newberg lost one of its three
fumbles and Sandy lost one ball
in four fumbles
Newberg
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N-Pat Casey 7 run ( pass good)
S-Tim Veley 1 run ( pass failed).
Despite a 2-7 season record the Sandy
Union High School varsity football squad
shared top honors on the Coast Valley
Division All-Star teams.
Eight first team members were named
from the Pioneer squad to the all-stars
while Estacada had seven players picked
Sandy end Jack Paola and tackle
Richard Dyal were named to both the
offense and defense teams.
Receiving honorable mention were
Pioneers Larry Dahkle as defensive end.
Randy Keller as offensive split receiver,
Erank Douglas as offensive guard and
Scott Cravens as quarterback.
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D O N NIE JAMES, son of Don
and Diane James of Sandy
Heights won first place
(8-year-old division) in the
local Punt. Pass, A Kick
competition sponsored by
Ford dealers. Donnie is 8
years old and in the third
grade at Firwood.
T/t/e date
reset
The Northwest A th letic
Association
of Community
College's
football
cham
pionship at Mt. Hood Com
munity College has been
switched to Nov. 15 at 8 p.m.
The game was moved from
the previously scheduled Nov
14 date to avoid conflict with
the Oregon State High School
grid playoffs, according to
Dutch Triebw asser, Saint
athletic director.
The Junior Girl Scout Troop
263 of Cottrell school held a
Halloween party for a troop
from Rockwood area recently
The eight girls from Cottrell
are Jillen e Lam b. Cindy
Ewing, Julie Clark, Colleen
Cleary. Lisa Krogh, Anna
Peterson, Mollie Smith and
Kim Currin.
Their leader is Jewell Lamb
who is assisted by Elouise
Cleary
The girls came in costumes
and refreshments were served
The Cottrell girls furnished
pumpkins donated by various
people. The girls then painted
faces on the pumpkins. Special
guests w ere three senior
citizens: Minnie Stotts. Ida
Cramer and Margaret Young.
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College's championship en
counter with Columbia Basin
College will be broadcast live
over radio station KRDR
Saturday night a t8 p.m.
Veteran sportscaster Jim
Moffit will handle the play-by-
play, pitting the 9-0 Saints
against the 6-3 Hawks
Special $695
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an R19 value) will take 19 bags
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MONDAY. NOV. 17
Sloppy franks on buns
Buttered peas and carrots
Crunchy celery sticks
Warm pull-aparts
Fruit cocktail
Milk
TUESDAY. NOV. 18
Macaroni and cheese
Hot biscuits with jelly
Buttered spinach
Jello cubes
Milk
W EDNESDAY. NOV. 19
Potato salad
Tuna sandwich
Buttered corn
Turnip wheels
Crazy cake
Apple wedges
Milk
THURSDAY, NOV. 20
Roast Beef
Mashed potatoes and gravy
Vegetable salad
Hot rolls and jelly
Peaches
Milk
F R ID A Y . NOV. 12
Fish portions-tartar sauce
French fries w-catsup
Buttered broccoli
Applesauce
Cake
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Over 50 teen age 4-H club
members and high school
social studies students will
learn first hand the functions of
many of Clackamas County's
departments at the annual 4-H
Know Your County Govern
ment conference Wednesday at
9 a.m. in the Community Center
by Ken
building of Clackamas Com
munity College
The program will include
The Department of Fish and
speakers and visits w ith Wildlife's self-service Code-A-
several county officials, relates Phone has been expanded to
Miss Bonnie Dillman, chair include fishing and hunting
man of the conference
information as well as coastal
Included on the program will recreational
activities
and
be county treasurer Wayne inland dam counts The in
LaFarge, county clerk George fo rm ation w ill be geared
Poppen, d is tric t attorney
toward the weekend sportsman
Roger Rook, dog control officer in accordance with the season
Richard Wick and juvenile of theyear
department head Don Welsh,
The recorded message is
plus representatives from child updated on Thursdays and may
guidance, civil defense and the be heard 24-hours a day by
sheriff's office.
dialing 229-5222
Tim ely items of interest to
, the sportsman such as hunting
and fishing openings, closings,
weather and road conditions,
hunter and angler success,
permit application deadlines,
and other information will be
included Coastal information
will be highlighted during the
summer months and at other
times when conditions w arrant
Régula bon« and Fish and
Wildlife Commission decisions
may also be commented on
when appropriate.
The Code-A-Phone was set up
by the Oregon Fish Com
mission prior to its merger with
the Wildlife Commission to
provide the public with in
formation on clam tides, fish
runs, and other information
and is now expanded to cover a
wider range of subjects.
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The la w perm its you to co n trib u te up to 15% of
your com pensation o r earned incom e to a
m axim um o f Si 500 a year.
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Sharon’s Pantry
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ShepA Kubitz
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Smith Mtrs
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The Mafia
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Swails Plmbg
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High Ind Game and Seriea:
Bob Wesselink, 559; Tom
Sullivan, 211.
High Team Game and Series:
Cedar Plaza. 971; The Mafia.
2800.
Local day
planned
If you are not covered by a q u a lifie d com pany
or governm ent re tire m e n t plan o r ta x shel
tered annuity contract, you can now establish
your own.
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Allen shouts directions to his
players as the Pioneers
closed Iheir season Friday.
You may deduct your fu ll co n trib u tio n annually
from your gross incom e —this is in a d d itio n to
your standard deduction or any item ized
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Sportsmen who own 1975
pickup trucks and passenger
cars equipped with catalytic
converters should be aware
that the converters pose a
potential fire threat and avoid
driving through high grass and
brush.
Temperatures
inside the
converters are said to read
1,200
to
1,300
degrees
Fahrenheit, twice the tern
perature of regular exhaust
systems. Since converters are
slow to cool, such converters
can and have started grass and
brush fires — an unpleasant
interruption to a hunting trip at
best.
Vehicles under the 6,000
pounds gross vehicular weight
rating (GVW R) usually have
converters This includes most
half-ton pickups, passenger
cars, and some popular off
road vehicles
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Hood land Hoppers
Nov. J, I9TS
Durbin
Pickup trucks with heavy
duty suspensions which place
them over the 6,000 pound
GVWR are free of the con
verters. Sportsmen are urged
by the Department nt Fish and
Wildlife to check whether their
1975 vehicle has a catalytic
converter and, if so, care
should be taken to avoid using
the vehicle off the road in dry
grass or brush
A fire extinguisher in the cab
is an excellent idea which could
prevent the spread of a grass
fire or even prevent extensive
damage to the vehicle
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Scores:
Glenda Thornberg 599
Team High Scores: Game,
W histle Stop 766; Series,
Whistle Stop 2179.
Mt. Hood racquets nipped
A mixed bag of twelve faculty
and student members of Mt.
Hood Community College met
with a similar team from Port
land
Com m unity College
Friday for a cross-county
racquethall match.
When it was all over the West
side dozen had emerged with a
7-5 win. The players competed
head-to-head in a best twoof
three match that scored one
point for the winner
The match was held at ML
Hood’s facilities No date has
been set for a return meeting.
THINK WINTER
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Lube Chassis, change oil,
change oil filter and test
anti-freeze for only »10.47. All
Valvoline oils and lubricants
included.
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