Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, February 11, 1982, Page 12, Image 12

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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.
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Kay
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weighing eight pounds. 12
ounces. He was 21 inches
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G randparents include
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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
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Kuchta enlists in Air Force
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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
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O il« Good i h . u
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Lowest prices in town on meat,
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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."
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