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Aug 16 I 9 7 9 S « 3) SANDY (Ore ) POST Marlins sixth at Cowlitz; Grable heads to San Jose < lx*<l by Hu rrm arkablr »table of 11- and 12 year-olds, the Blue Marlin Aquatic Club claimed sixth place in the Cowlitz County Sextathlon in Kelso, Wash last weekend Tlte Sextathlon was not an ordinary swim meet Swimmers were required to compete in six events a hackstrufce, a butterfly, a breaststroke, two free styles and an individual medley And the versatility of the young Blue Marlin swimmers was a definite advantage The one two punch of Matt Both and Steve Grable came through again Both claimed first place in the 11-12 “ A" division and Grable earned the runner- up spot The "A " division was com prised of the fastest times; swimmers also were placed in ’’B’’ and "C” divisions, according to times, Jamie Tuttle tied for first in the "B ” division for 11-12 boys Bichard Bolph was third and Dean Haines seventh Terri Hanson placed sixth in the girls I I 12 " B " division The IS 14 girls were Just as impressive. Gayle Both won the “A" division and team m ate Bonita Connelley took third Heidi Iuuner won the "C" division Chris Ward was third in the boys IS 14 “ B" competition Chris Both dominated the 15 and over division, easily winning the '‘A’' competition Dave Kalgout was four'h, Matt Kalgout seventh and Mark Mayfield 11th In the B” division Dave Ward was seventh and Bick Topliff eighth Mike Ward was first in the "C ” division On the girls side, Barbie King was first in the “ C” division and Teresa I aimer third in the “ B" class. Berkey Hewgley took fourth in the V 10 B” competition for girls and Mark Bolph took eighth lor the boys Dave Quiett was ninth, in the "C " division Bandy (¿nett was fourth in the "C” class for « and under boys while Ben King took 12th The Sextathlon was won by Tualatin Hills Mountain Park was second and Oregon City third BM AC coach Gary Hidle felt his team swam a good meet and was especially pleased with Grable and Matt Both ' Matt and Steve have really swum well this summer," he said ' ‘They’ve always been good but this summer they ’re really doing well 'iau it year they were only 11 years old but they still placed at Begionals ( in the 11-12 category)," Hidle added "This year they’re 12 and at the top of their class Both have improved a lot in their off strokes, especially the breast stroke " The season is over for the Marlins, except for Grable He will be heading down to San Jose this week for the Kar Western Championships Aug 1619 Grable is scheduled to compete in the 50-meter butterfly, the loo-meter butterfly, the 50 meter freestyle and the KMHneter freestyle Photo b> Mark Floyd lagging a lot of miles in the pool lately has been 12-year-old Aquatic Club who will be competing at the Far Western Steve Grable. Grable is the only member of the Blue Marlin Championships in San Jose, Calif., this week. Incoming anglers upset locals There are frequent discussions about the number of nonresident hunters and anglers in ( kregon To begin with, it should he pointed out that it has never been the policy of the state Department of Kish and Wildlife to solicit hunters and anglers from out of state, Some of the Bocky Mountain state« at one time had aggressive programs urging nonresidents to visit to hunt and fish Much of their Imdgets depended on this outside source of revenue Here in < iregon it has been the feeling that we have enough residents to fully use the resource without encouraging outside users Inquiries about hunting and angling are answered, but we do not travel to the various sportsmen’s shows around the country and we do not p la c e a d v e r tis e m e n ts promoting the fish and wildlife resources It also is a genreal policy to discourage outdoor writers who insist on pinpointing “hot spots'* and thus fix us undue pressure on them Despite this, many individuals feel we have too many nonresidents using the resource Just how many is too many is largely dependent on the individual. The business section of the Kish and W ild life Departm ent has Just released the final license sales figures for 197« There were 312.6JU resident anglers and «,87« non resident anglers In looking at the figure« it should tie remembered that daily angling licenses are issued to both residents and n o n r e s id e n ts . M any residents who go Salmon fishing only once or twice a year will purchase the daily license Also, inland anglers who take a once a year fishing vacation often opt for this type of license. Provisions of one of the bills that passed the legislature this session increased a number of the nonresident license fees Many individuals feel the fees should be higher yet There is a risk in this route Becently another state was challenged in court concerning the fee structure it had for the higher nonresident rates The court ruled higher fees for nonresidents were legal, but that a ratio with resident fees of between 5 and 7-to-l was appropriate The suggestion was that if the differential became much higher, the nonresident fees might be considered illegal Public notices p u b l ic n o t ic e The Sandy City Council will ronduct a Public Hearing on »ho following Item» at their next Council meeting, beginning at 7 » p m . , August 20. 1474 In the Council Chambers at City Hail 1 S p e c ia l te m p o ra ry placement perm it tor a mobile home on the Jessie James property at J424S Scenic Street 2 A public hearing to consider final adoption of an amendment to the Ordinance, No 14-24, d e alin g w ith te m p o ra ry placement of mobile homes The amendment would delete the re q u ire m e n t of 7S percent co ncu rren ce by a b u ttin g property owners ) G ra n tin g of a ca b le television franchise to Werner Cable Corporation as described In the resolution below Copies of the franchise orooosal are available at City Hall and m ay be reviewed daily between ■ 00 a m and ) 00 p m R E S O L U TIO N NO If r 74 W H E R E A S . The C om m on Council of the City of Sandy has previously publicly advertised for application for a cable te le v is io n system , and W H E R E A S , an application by W arner Cable Corporation has been previously » E m itte d and has been considered by said Common Council NOW. T H E R E F O R E , by the Common Council of the City of Sandy that said Common Council gives Its Intention of grentlng said cable television franchise to Warner Cable Corporation, upon such terms and conditions as said Council deems fit and proper, and setting the date of August 20. 1424. as the date of a public hearing to STARK ST. LAWH ARD GARDEN IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE OUR FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVE consider eny obi actions or protests to the granting of Such of franchise, end be It further resolved that the City Recorder is directed to publish this resolution et least once within ten days of the passage thereof In a new spaper of g e n eral circulation within the City This resolution adopted this Sth day of August 1474 Roger Jordan PS 14 74 City M anager P «74 14 City ot Sandy P U B L IS H E D SUMMONS NO 74 7 S I IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THH STATE OF OREGON FOR THR COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS HARO LD W H IT E AND M A R IE W H IT E , husband and w ife , and M IK E W H IT E . P la in tiffs , vs L E W IS M N E W M A N . JR Defendant TO LE W IS M N E W M A N . JR , the above named Defendant. TO LE W IS M NEW MAN. JR , th e above n a m ed Defendant IN THE N A M E OF THE STATE OF O R EG O N , you ere hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you In the above entitled Court on or before the expiration of four weeks from the date of the fir s t p u b lic a tio n of th is Summons, if you fail to so appear and answer. P laintiffs tor went thereof will apply to the above entitled court tor the relief preyed for In Their Com plaint, to wit 1. In the First Cause of Action for money due end owing on promissory notes payable to plaintiffs, the sum of »10, S00 00 2 in the Second Cause ot Action for money due end owing to P L A IN T IF F S Herold end M arie W hite the sum of S5.400 00 3 For reasonable attorney tees end the costs end dis bursements Incurred In filing the above entitled Actions This Summons is published by order of the Honorable Winston L Bradshaw. Judge of the above entitled court made end entered on the 24th day of July, 1474. directing publication of this • 14 74 PS 2 74 I 23 74 S 4 74 PS74 4 IN V IT A T IO N TO RIO The Cottrell School District No 107 invites bids tor dairy products for the 1474 40 school year Specifications may be obtained et the School District East Office. J422J S E Proctor Road. Boring, Oregon 47004 Bids w ilt be opened August 27, 1474 at I JO P M The B oard of D ire c to rs reserves the right to relect eny or etl bids and to w a iv a inform alities Cottrell School Dlsf No 107 Boring. Oregon 47004 Jean Lundy, Supt. Clerk P474 1$ PE H 74 look no further Pete Carlson's "ro llin '” - on roller skates, that is! In order Io keep Carlson Chevrolet ’rollin, Pete impulsively & foolishly vowed to wear roller skates (ot work, that it) until Carlson Chevrolet sells 100 cars & trucks. The skates stay on every minute Pete is at work. This "fiosco started August 1 and will continue until Pete either breaks his neck or 60 more units are sold, because as of Monday noon it s 40 down & 60 to go. Pete says. We II make Deals on Wheels . and we will sell from our huge inventory at Cheap skate Prices ond we II roll out the carpet for you ot Carlson Chevrolet. We ore super loaded with trucks, because of a partial fleet cancellation, and we ve extended through August 31 a special factory incentive rebate. This means that all Monte Corios Impalas Caprices and all V 8 trucks con be yours ot additional sbvings as much as $500. This offer must end Aug 31,1979. LES WALLACE le t Is no stronger to the outdoor equipment industry He has been giving odvice ond help to people for over 73 yeors For advice and assistance in ordering your equipm ent needs. Coll Les today' "tes It as d o it os your telephone Coll les today to arrange your free demonstra tions on any of our fine outdoor lawn A garden e- quipment. WE FEATURE TRACTORS * * Til».IRS • * CHAIN SAWS ANO OU« COMF1 IT I U N I OF LAWN CARE EQUIPMENT STARK STREET LAW N & GARDEN. INC. o u ro o o a r o w w ra u » « « in a u n t Naw I U . N • t « ,N Dapt • Shop 11127 SE StwS St Portland, Orc HOME S S I-425 4 RED HOT S STILL ROLLIN’ OFFICE 255-5343 Boulevard styling includes pull-back handlebars, teardrop tank, sbortie m ufflers. Custom Paint, highlighted ^ Com Star’" wheels__________ *249fl^ HONDA, CCMHC TTVORFC/ Sandy Cycle Center 391 40 W. Proctor, Sandy Phone 668 6318 HONDA Remember all 4 wheel drives for 1980*will have manual hubs, so now is the wise time to buy a 79 Blazer, Suburban or pickup ond get the full-time 4 wheel drive Your best buys of the year on a new 79 Chevrolet hos to be right now ond right here at . . . . HELP!!! Get Pete off his skates! PETE À CARLSON SANDY see-4101 1 Opo SwWay I Ivaetap r 3
