ID —SANOY (Org.) ROST Thun.. Au«. 31. 1996 (U c I)
Y M C A p la n s
n e t le a g u e
The Mount Hood YM CA w ill offer
an adult coed volleyball league this
fall at the North Gresham Grade
School gym.
All teams must have a m inimum of
six players and a maximum of 13.
Three women and three men must be
on the courts at a ll times.
Practices and games w ill be at «
p.m. and 7 p m Monday through
T h u rs d a y th ro u g h N o v e m b e r.
Deadline for fees and registration is
Sept. 13.
The team fee is »100. Individuals
may register and be placed on teams
The number of teams is limited.
B e n e fit s h o o t
fo r C F s e t
A trap shoot to benefit the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation w ill be held
Saturday at the Portland Gun Club,
<711 S.E. 17<th Ave., two blocks south
of Powell Boulevard.
Called “Shoot Down C F .” the event
H arding
available
is open to shooters of all abilites and
ages, including novices.
Fun shoots w ill be available all
day. The Hunter’s Special shoot is at
10 a.m . followed by a Celebrity
Backer shoot at 1 p.m and a Hunter's
Surprise at 3 p.m
There will be drawings for a rifle,
coast hotel accommodations and
fishing trips. Dave Twardxik, former
Portland T ra il Blazer, is honorary
chairman for the benefit.
For more information, call the
Portland Gun Club at 666-9977 or the
Oregon C hap ter of the C ystic
Fibrosis Foundation at 231-4015.
at
East County grade
schools after school resumes.
F ir e d a n g e r
p r o m in e n t
Hunters should remember the high
fire danger in eastern Oregon if they
are planning to hunt for antelope this
week
The woods and range lands are dry
from the hot weather and the fire
danger is high throughout the eastern
part of the state, said Oregon Depart
m ent of F o re s try o ffic ia ls . A
statewide ban is in effect oa open
camp fires in state and federal
forests and range lands.
F la g fo o tb a ll
s t i l l a v a ila b le
S o c c e r te a m
s e e k s p la y er s
Boys interested in playing flag
football can register for the Mount
Hood YM CA fall program. The
league is open to boys in the third
through sixth grades.
T h e season b eg in s in la te
September and runs for eight weeks.
Games will be played Sunday at Col
umbia High School in Gresham.
Registration forms are available at
the Mount Hood YM CA office, 224
N E Roberts Ave. Forms also will be
Continued from Page 9.
An over-30 East County men's out
door soccer team is seeking ex
perienced players to compete this
fall in the Metro League.
Those interested in playing may
call Bob Dolphin at 666-2961. League
play begins Sept 2».
France, Canada, Belgium, West Ger
many, the United Kingdom and
Holland.
“ I had some experience with the
Greeks during our competition In
Athens in 1975 and I remember many
pleasant experiences,” said Harding.
50-meter obstacle course; firing the
Greek m ilitary’s 45-caliber pistol,
45-caliber Thompson submachine
gun and 7.63mm assault rifle ;
orienteering, which demands both
stamina and map reading skills over
a set course; and grenade throwing
Each nation fields six three-man
teams in the competition, which is
broken down in divisions of novice,
veteran and over-35.
“ We have a good team this year
with many new competitors," said
Harding, a plant nursery owner who
lives in Tualatin with his wife, Bon
nie, and S-year-old son, Bradly. “The
rookies are a weakness with their in
experience, but they have en
thusiasm.
“The dry climate and the heat will
affect the competition this year, but I
think we should do pretty good,'* H ar
ding said prior to the Athens competi
tion.
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ClOR's annual pentathlons are
held in a different NATO nation each
year, though not all NATO nations
belong to CIOR because they do not
have reserve forces. Last year, the
CIOR competition was in Oslo, Nor
way. In 1967, the pentathlon is
scheduled for Copenhagen, Den
mark. Other CIOR nations include
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Football
Continued from Page 9.
of losing the close games ”
The reason? Funderberg says it is
^perianee. With 1» starters back
last year, he is confident a win-
idng season is in the making.
•T h e 35 seniors have a great im
pact in te rm s of le a d e rs h ip ,
k n o w le d g e a n d e x p e r ie n c e ,”
Fimderbesg said. “ For our first prac
tice, we looked pretty sharp. ”
O ffensively, Sandy’s returning
include: Ben Glawe, left
tackle; Paul Weise, center; Bob
D a u g h e r ty , r ig h t g u a r d ; Mo
Emerich, right tackle; Steve Pear
son, split end; Tony Hale, tight end;
B yro n S ta m n , ta ilb a c k ; D ean
game to be a complement to the pass
ing game.
"We ll run a lot of veer and
option,” said Funderberg of Sandy ’s
offensive sets “ We ll run out of the I
(formation) and run a lot of mis
direction plays. Our offensive line
has gotten handled in the past We re
going to have more confidence in the
run this year which w ill open up our
passing game. We’ll throw the ball a
lot — probably 30 times a game.
“ We’re not going to throw any
more than we have. We’re going to
throw more effectively."
Receivers that Spanier will be look
ing for are Stacey Pearson, Tony
Weaver, flanker; and Rob Spanier,
quarterback.
Defensively, returning starters in
clude: Gerald Hale, free safety;
M a rk Shank, le ft ta c k le ; B ill
Christman, nose guard; and Dean
Harris, tackle.
Funderberg added th at three
seniors are battling for the fullback
spot.
Sandy’s offensive line w ill be an
important ingredient to a successful
season. In the past. Mount Hood Con
fe re n c e powerhouses such as
Gresham and Barlow shut down San
dy's running game This season,
Funderberg expects the running
O
Hale, Gerald Hale, Dan Weaver and
Randy Wheeler.
“ We like to be pretty diversified,”
said Funderberg "We re not afraid
to pass on first down and we may run
on third and long, too ”
Sandy is faced with a tough
schedule the first half of the season.
Its first opponent is David Douglas on
Friday. Sept 5, with a non-counter
against Milwaukie and an away
game at Gresham to follow.
TRUSTK*S NOTICE O f SALE
I is mod« to fhot certain trust
■de by DAVIO L. WOODCOCK 9
RO9R4 S. WOODCOCK, os tononts by the
e n t i r e t y , os g r o n t o r , to C O M
MONWEALTH LAND TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY, os trustee, in fovor of EARL J.
SMITH 9 LOUISE F. SMITH, husbond 9
wffo, □« beneficiory, doted December 3.
1969. recorded February 7. 1996. in the
mortooge record* of Clockomos County.
Oregon, in loo No. 86-04792. covering
the following described root property
»¡footed in soid county and slot«, to-wit
The West h ell of the Southwest quarter
of the Northwest quarter of Section 34,
Township 2 S o u * . Range 5 East of the
W illam ette M eridian. in the County of
Cfockamae and Stote of Oregon. EXCEP
TING THEREFROM the North 853.0 foot,
and ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM the
West 410.0 foot.
1W W
WtVWVforwy ww
"tw trustee
Iiwaiaw
9oth the
beneficiory
end the
cted to sell
have slscted
ta il the said real property
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to satisfy ' I the obligations secured by said
id and a notice of defoult has
trust dead
bean recorded pursuant to Oregon Revis
ed Statutes 86.735(3): the default for
which the foreclosure is mode Is
r's failure to pay when du« the
grantor'i
foilowirK
The outstanding monthly payments
due the first day of eoch month, for
10-1-95 ond each menth thereafter, total
¡ng TWO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED
ANO EIGHTY FIVE DOLLARS AND SIXTY
CENTS (92.995.60). as of 6-2-96.
By reason o t said d e fa u lt the
beneficiary has declared all sum* owing
on the obligation secured by said trust
deed immediately due and payable, soid
sums being the following, to-wit: THIRTY-
SEVEN tho usand SEVEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS A N D THIRTY ONE CENTS
(93.730.31). principal, as of 4-10-86. with
interest thereon from that date until
paid.
WHEREFORE, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned trustee w ill on Oc
tober 31. 1996. at the hour of 2 :0 0 o'clock.
P.M ., in occord with the standard
time
established by ORS 187.110. ot the front
steps of the Clockomos Conty Cour
thouse. in the City of Oregon City. County
of Clockomos State of Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash the interest in the said described
of
the aror
had power to convey at th# time of the
execution by him of the said trust deed,
to satisfy the foregoing obligations ther-
by secured ond the costs ond expenses of
sols, including a reasonable charge by
the trustee. Notice is further given that
ony person named in ORS 86.753 has the
right. at any time prior to five days
before the dote lost set for the tale. Io
have this foreclosure proceeding dismiss
ed and the trust deed reinstated by pay
ment to the beneficiory of the entire
amount due (other than such portion of
the principal os would not then be due
hod no default occurred) ond by curing
ony other default complained of herein
fhot is copable of being cured by tender
ing the performance required under the
obligation or trust deed, ond in oddltlon
to poymg said sums or tendering the per
formonce necessary to cure the default,
by paying all costs ond expenses octuolly
incurred in enforcing the obligation and
trust deed, together with trustees ond
attorney's not exceeding the amounts
TRS 96.753
provided by said ORS
i
In construing this notice, the masculin«
gender inc
ludes the fa
dudes
feminine and the
neuter, the singular ' includes
in c ------ the , plural.
the word grontor" includes ony suc
cessor in interest to the grantor os well
as ony other person owing on obligation,
the performance of which is secured by
said trust deed, ond the words "trustee’
and beneficiory" include their respec
tive successors in interest, if ony.
DATED June 23. 1996
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AIR FORCE RESERVE
A G R E A T W AY T O S E R V E
Jeffrey A Crook
Attorney ot Low
State of Oregon. County of Clockomos ts:
I, the undersigned, certify that I am the
ottorney or one of the attorneys for the
above named trustee ond that the
foregoing is o complete and exoct copy of
the original trustee s notice of sale.
Jeffrey A. Crook
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