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2 — SA N O * (O re ) POST Thur* April 16 1981 (Sec 3 | TVL girls tennis Trillium Lake sets opener on April 24 One of the Mt Hood area s most popular spots, Trillium Lake, w ill open to the public Apnl 24. The T rillium l^ike Cam pground w ill operate at a “ reduced service” level, however, due to a budget tightening process of the U S Forest Service Reduc ed service means that nt drinking water or garbag* pickup w ill be provided Nr fee w ill be charged until th< Forest Service reinstates full service F ull service, including drinking water, garbage pickup and toilet and site maintenance will begin May 22 At that time, a fee of $4 per campsite w ill be assess ed Green Canyon, R ile y Horse Camp and McNeil Campgrounds, as well as the Clear Creek and Ix>st Creek picnic areas w ill open May 8 with reduced service. Full service will be provided to the campgrounds May 22 when a fee w ill be charged That fee w ill be $3 a camp site at Green Canyon and Riley Horse Camp and 52 a campsite at McNeil. Still Creek Campground w ill open with full service and a S3 fee June 15 Tollgate and Camp Creek campgrounds w ill open May 22 and operate on a reduced service basis all season No fees w ill be charged These opening dates are a ll te n ta tiv e Cam pers should check with the Zigzag R anger S ta tio n before visiting The station is open seven days a week, from 7 45 p m to 4 30 p m Information is available by c a llin g 622 3191 or 224 5243 Sandy blanks Molalla Putting together one of its best efforts of the season, the Sandy High girls tennis team blanked Molalla 7-0 Monday in a Timber Valley League match Beating the Indians was an early-season goal of Sandy coach Debbie Hunter, but not even Hunter thought that the victory would come by shutout Sandy swept the singles competition Tues day. but went 6 for 4 in the doubles matches Yantes beat Tracy Hayes 6-6. 7-5, Shafer In fact, just two matches went to three sets blanked Diana Ricketts 6-0. 6-0. and Robbins and the Pioneers won the deciding set in both topped Cindy Hettwer 63, 6-1. The name Hettwer came back to haunt the cases by a 6-0 score. Pioneers, however. Teresa and Kathy Hett At No 1 singles. Sandy Yantes dominated Molalla's Jackie Stafford, winning 6-0, 6-1. wer teamed up at No. 1 doubles and dealt Yantes teammate, Tami Shafer, handled her Shreeve and Coleman a 5-7, 60, 7-6 loss They opponent with the same ease, beating Janet also won the makeup match from the first Peters by an identical score, 6-0, 6-1 at No 2 round At No. 2 doubles, Julie Ertelt and Chris singles Hammer of Silverton scored a 6 4, 6-4 win The only close singles match came in the over Rodrigues and Wesselink Hartke and third and final contest Sandy's Jody Robbins Seal took their match to three sets before los staged a strong come-from-behind rally to ing at No 3 doulbes to Chris Fisher and Jen outlast Sandy Abraham 2-6, 6-4, 6-0 Robbins nifer Doane 6-3, 5-7, 6-1. trailed 14 in the second set and was on the Schoppert and Shokey were beaten at No 4 brink of elimination before rallying to win 11 doubles 62. 61 by Kelly Holt and Ronnie straight games. ■‘That was kind of neat,” Hunter said. Schiedler. Silverton won the makeup match as well “ Jody's was the last match and she came Rain had forced the two teams to postpone the back and won that last set That gave us the conclusion of an earlier contest after most of shutout ’* the matches had already been played Again, The Pioneers survived another three-set Sandy swept the singles and got skunked in match in the No. 1 doubles contest as Sandy the doubles, a different story than earlier in Shreeve and Julie Coleman toppled Joni the season when the doubles teams carried Schaefer and Sharon Bergstrom 7-5, 4-6, 6-0. the Pioneers Becky Rodrigues and Pat Wesselink beat The next match for Sandy w ill be this Molalla’s Bonnie Coates and Emily Friedrich Thursday, when league power Estacada 6-2, 6-2 at No 2 doubles In the third doubles comes to town for a 4 p m match Sandy match. Zina Seal and Sue Hartke knocked off upset the Rangers 4-3 earlier in the season Kay Schltmgin and l<aura Novak 61, 7-5. and Estacada has been pointing for the rematch for the past several weeks. Sandy 's Tracy Tool and Denise Shokey won Sandy w ill also have a rematch with the fourth and final doubles match, defeating Molalla, traveling to the Indians’ courts Mon Denise Lichty and Bonnie Ogren 6-4, 6-1. Unfortunately for the Pioneers, they pulled day. That match will also begin at 4 p m Prep of the Week: Classifieds ad hotline Photo b> Mark Hovd 667-6633 With a grit of her teeth. Sue lla rlk e returns a smash (luring a Sandy High match last week The Pioneers had one of their best efforts Moiida*. heating Molalla 7-0. as Hartke and Zina Seal teamed up at No 3 doubles for a 6-1, 7-5 win. Deane’s Auto Repair Topliff takes Open Deane Wesselink, owner . . . 33 years experience Pioneer wrestlers nab titles Three Sandy High School wrestlers fared well in re cent post-season action Sophomore Larry Topliff won the 106-pound division of the Oregon Open Freestyle championships. Topliff was the only high school wrestler to win and was voted the outstanding high school wrestler at the tournament T o p liff beat three op poncnts to win the crown. The SUHS soph topped Troy Hannemann of the Rose City Raiders by pin in 45 seconds, CCC slates annual bench press contest Clackamas Community College will be the scene of the fifth annual Spring Bench Press Contest, set for April 22 The competition will begin at 6 30 p m in Randall Gym. About 50 to 90 participants are expected to compete. Registration and weigh-ins w ill begin at 6 p m with high school and open division weight classes A women’s division will be held if there are enough participants Each contestant may com pete three times at whatever weight he chooses, but the weight class must increase with each attempt Trophies and ribbons will be awarded There is a 12 fee for entenng the tourney For more inform ation, contact Community Recrea tion at 657 6400, ext 211 L uh II jll Sandy Early Bird* Final 2nd Half Standing« Eagle Foundry D eane's Rep Sandy Lumber Toni's Zig Zag Inn S J Pounder B r ig h tw o o Store Alpine Hut W 40 L 24 Auto 374 K 'j 354 284 32 32 32 32 304 334 d 254 384 23 41 Team Game dry Team Senes d ry Eagle Foun 755 Eagle Foun 2.215 * • • * At the recent SUHS wrestl ing banquet. Martin and Jones were voted Outstan ding Wrestlers Jones was named Most Inspirational Wrestler and Martin was the Most Improved Wrestler The O u tsta n d in g Freshman award went to Ixiren Bateman Telephone 668 4175 CEDAR p l a z a N o LOWER LEVEL 668 7363 Carry In Service We service Chrysler motors products. Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler Don Obrist, Inc. We ore the home de'ivery e .p e r ft 1' 4 4 1 4 1 7 4 37344 Ruben la n e Sandy On Hwy. 24. PIZZA BARN Professional yo-yo demonstration here! 3:15 p.m. Tuesday, April 21 THE PUWCAX) IM P E R IA L ’ YO-YO P rofessional Yo-Yo C ham pion THE TOY THAT GOES WITH YOU! i Available in assorted bright colors. CRUSHED ROCK Fill m aterials * Crushed rock D em olition * Bulldozing * Roadgrating Sandy 4 2 0 0 7 S.E. H w y .2 6 Z '/«W** 1 M k « TV Service 1 * odl <’ Guaranteed Service On All Makes PATTY GRAY 1V« mi. east of Sandy TELEVISION SERVICE 38650 Pioneer blvd. 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Jones twice pinned the state cham pion from California and flattened the Washington state champ once He was undefeated in his weight class. nipped John Wachmuth of Club U S A Oregon 9-6 and decisioned Randy San- tibanez 14-11 Santibanez, a 22-year-old, competes for the University of Oregon Wrestl ing Club Topliff also won the Sambo competition which combines wrestling and judo He pinn ed Hannemann and Tim Stewart of U S A Oregon The meet was held at Clackamas Community Col leg<- Another SUHS wrestler. A Professional demonstrators at Sandy Rexall ☆ See & learn new tricks! ☆ Local, city, state & national contests! ☆ Promotion starts 3:15 P.M. Tues., A pr. 21 This space for rent! ☆ Watch for more details at this store! ☆ Have Fun & Good Luck! 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