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SANDY (O re ) POST Thwrt . Februory I I . I M2 (Sec 2) Pinewood D erby ‘the highlight of th e year’ by GWEN BOGH Poet I orrrtpondent A block of wood, four nails and four wheels made dreams a reality for 20 Cub Scouts, ages eight to 10, at the Pinewood Derby In its sixth year at Boring School, the Derby has become “ the highlight of the year,*' according to An dy Anderson scout master Anderson has c o o r dinated the Derby since it first began in Boring An electronically con trolled track, which slopes and is 55 feet long, supports five race cars at a time Each racer is monitered bv electric sensors that pin point the winner to the split second For two months the boys have planned for the big Derby They received the car kits as Christmas gifts from Boy Scout Pack 707 There are a few rules to follow racer when building a Individual cars were not to be made more than two and three-quarters inches w ide, seven inches in length and five ounces in weight. Details such as stearing wheels, painting and decals are permissible but were not to exceed ce rta in specifications The car had to be “free wheeling," with no starting devices. Parents are allowed to help assist their sons in their creation by cutting and carving, but the ma jority of the time spent on the car had to be completed by the scouts themselves Jean Mosser, secretary treasurer, said that the boys really become excited about the event All cars are screened p rior to the race for specifications I"hol<i by Gwen Hogh Boring Cub Scouts race cars during the Pinewood Derby. CROWN MARINA 29c S imh . « 'it ' a«« Shield C « d k ü r t « Goed riu u ’ - I ie iflg j , CHUCK RQAST i S a u er S M e M fareelal GRANULATED C&H SUGAR 69 • e ,«82 J Upon successfully com pleting the Air Force's six- CHICKEN FRANKS CREAM A tti d 69c career field in the general aptitude area He will be earning his C o lb y R a y S u m m e r b o r n David and Beverly Sum mer of Brightwood an nounced the birth of Colby Kay He was born Dec 16, weighing eight pounds. 12 ounces. He was 21 inches long e I CHUCK S TE A K FRESH AA LARGE EGGS USDA C h o i c e ........................... L B . $ ^ ® ® TU R K E Y P A T T IE S S 19c LINK Ä L HOT DOG BUNS LB BONELESS WESTERN FAMILY ................... ea d k.i.M .o « d > Sw ift “Brown & Serve" S A U S A G E 7 V a r ie tie s ........................... $1 98 8 OZ. $«118 59' STEW M EAT EA BACON ENDS Boneless Beel ......................... LB BO NELESS H A M b .,- s h . i i $2 18 ................... i b $ -1 6 8 SPA R E RIBS Fresh Pork .... ............... ... LB. Meld fpeclef FO LO E R 'S B A N Q U E T ’ O” 10 LB. FLOUR Un C bleached W mo M FRESH O Y S T E R S ,o or. j . . ............ ea *1 78 REO SN A P PE R $1 88 Fresh P a c ific $ D e lic a t e s s e n • ¡ W ith one M ted t o « « t h « M Cord ft . f i t ! « Good Thru > t„ H du SENECA »129 ORANGE JUICE S IALL M EAT 1 nox FO STER FA R M S LICEO 1» OZ 8 THÜRINGER CHUB LA U N D R Y D E TER O E N T COLO POWER tA Q Q Z in 1 REG , DIET. L IG H T . M T N •« a«« $089 , 5 FIRST ONE Vwt Aoee 88' V IN T A G E C H A B L IS BURO . R H IN E . CA B ROSE 1 6 LITER BIROS EYE PEAS «oz G O R TO N S FA M ILY PACK 1 $088 2 LB £ . FISH STICKS ORE IDA 1W l B PA CK AG E POTATOES O’BRIEN G R EE N G IA N T m B it i Sea See 10a 10<M A A e C«n VEG ETA BLES^. DEW $ LITER INGLENOOK W INE .. . A 0 A M S M OZ JAR CREAMY. CRUNCHY M 99 PLUS DEPOSIT PRICES EFFEC TIVE FEBRU ARY 10-16. 1982 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT O L D F A S H IO N E D $ X 1 5 PEANUT BUTTER M EM B ER OF U N ITED G RO CERS. IN C . GREEN ONIONS MARGARINI! BLUE BONNET 4S 100 »ADivet ’OB ■ O« .2 /3 9 c BUNCH W ith end mted t o « « «M ete Card « • •• •« m d « h .M .. r. « FOB MOODY'S PIANUTS 1” •O altio LA N D O FR O 1T LUNCH MEATS CLIP TOP CARROTS1 PLAV-A-PAC ORANGE SAL r io IB IS C l u o SAO I RED DELICIOUS C A lltO H N IA Í& 2 / 3 9 ' EXTRA FANCY APPLES FRUIT R IL IN G Jlww a—< **»» * * >< AMT 0 lasge SIZE OLOMS 3 $4 I ,,M M JB • OZ •M U C K E R S 39C STR A W B R YJ-J 8 8 .ri • « M t e » * t M d M I. « d I «Wer«, .* '«BÎ kONbcEumcnv« r « ‘ ft ! T m - furuaa ’ 10 LB BAG DTY 4 9 RICE 2/99' HASH BROWNS 1 EA. MIXES OFF lOA SURF ODIO RUSSETS U.S. NO. 1 ONES, CREEN PEPPERS W IL D E R N E S S CHFM RV Freaen »2 Of wc» PEPSICOLA _ «PLUS ^ ^ O E P O S IT PREMIUM WINES « emo. 88 ' O UNC E U A LLO $169 I W IT H Craam Sea . Prl O nion P o tato *« 1 LB N ATUR AL MARGARINE 99' A R M O U R 20 OZ ‘ AU TUM N <*1 CHERRY PIE PET PET RITZ RITZ S IN ,. 2« « OZ 8 PA C K . 16 O Z. «4089 12 O U N C E BO TTLES «■ PLAIN C H E E ZW H IZ CHICKEN BOLOGNA * 5 9 LOG CABIN BLITZ BEER APPLE JUICE 79 KRAFT BINOLE WRAP 12 OZ KRAFT • OZ 1« OZ NABISCO rz RITI .VELVEETA SLICES C BIGGIE FRANKS $-j 2 9 i Goad Thru i «i, i« ,« )/ a TIN F ro ze n F o o d SLICED BACON MINUTE MAID 39c cf S otos - ° / o ik FIRST ONE W ES TER N FA M ILY . With One r Hied t o « « th ia td Cord k IH m d Thru FR IS K IE S B U FFE T ASST 0 . $ FIRST ONE EACH TWO 99c TOASTIES COLBY CHEESE 10 O U N C E JAR t IH " , I FABRIC SOFTENER 99e ......... LB SYRU P, M APLE FLA VO R DOWNY :URFD V IÜ INSTANT COFFEE F R O ZE N k « u n n > » t i n « ) t o « « tru o *d C « d 10' And P ie c e s ........................ LB. W E S TE R N FA M ILY 2 LB H O R N AS SO R TE D With eno «»tod to«or Cord S , ^ O tt« Good T h r u ............... in. IB OUNCE OZ DINNERS 99 Chiliad »4 Of. $ POST CO RN FLA KE S CENTENNIAL 64 OZ BTL. G randparents include Mr and Mrs R Richard S u m m e r, Lanham . Maryland, and M r and Mrs Ray Searls. Boring Mrs A C. Cooper of Lorain, Ohio, is a great grandmother. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK W ith one tilted t e v « th ie td Card O t l« Good rh .u • . i ita ? Sauer credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force while attending basic and other Air Force technical training schools week basic training course, he w ill receive further training in his chosen USOA CH O ICE BO NELESS W ESTERN FA M ILY 8 PK. W ith o n » l» l» à t o « « th w td Cord O il« Good Thru • 6 «V UOZ Kuchta enlists in Air Force TYSON 12 O UNC E PACKAGE IP F Halt B en H a g e r CHOICE BEEF SHUR— FLAVOR Gal Winner» include Tom Croft. 8. l»( Luke Scheuler I. 2nd Duane Toyooke. ». lat. E rw Reynold» ». 2nd Wea .Stevens. 10. 1st. Darrell Anderson. 10. 2nd Design trophies lo re y Anderson Mike Dugger and USDA With o n t hiiod t » « « Shield Card J . O il« Good i h . u Estacada Lowest prices in town on meat, BATH TISSUE 5 LB BAG The six finalists will com pete in d is tr ic t at K u c h ta , who w ill graduate this year from Sandy Union High School, is scheduled for enlistment in the regular Air Force Ju ly 14 She said, "The kids love i t —absolutely. It gives them something to look for ward to " Club Over 200 Cub Scouts are expected to atend from the T h u n d e rb ird D is t r ic t , which includes Gresham. B o rin g , Sandy and Anthony J Kuchta, son of Joseph and Chnstel Kuchta, 21360 Firwood Hoad, Sandy, enlisted in the United States Air Force Delayed Enlistment Pro gram (DEP> Jan 15. ac cording to SSgt Dan Baker, the lo c a l A ir F o rc e recruiter Winners of each race were scored and tallied The winners raced their counterparts until they were narrowed down to six finalists Kennel Multomah April 17 “ We want to give every boy an equal chance," Anderson said “ A lot of time and effort goes into this." s « van •. • • > Í 39180 P io n e e r in S a n d y . 6 6 8 -7 4 1 8
