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Bowling
Sparetimers League
Petersons is in first place in
the Sparetimers Bowling
League with a 34-22 record.
Coast -to-Coast is second at
32' 5-23', Morrow County
Grain Growers third at 32-24,
Jerry's Mobil fourth at 81-25,
Central Market fifth at 26'5
29l2, Sears and Gardners are
tied for sixth at 26-30 and
Bucknums is last at 16-40.
Petersons is also first in
total pins with 29.763. Morrow
County Grain' Growers is
second with 29.367, Coast-to-Coast
third at 29.122, Jerry's
Keglers
Beverly Gunderson bowled
a 205 game and had a 489
series for the high marks of
the week in the Koffee Kup
Keglers League.
The Three Holers had the
high team game with 573 and
the high team series with
1.707.
Kay Wilson made the 5-7
split.. Lucille Massey the 5-6.
Martha Munkers the 5-6-10
and Bettv Snow the 5-10.
Medicine workshop tomorrow
Coaches, teachers and acti
vities leaders from Morrow
Boys tie
Arlington
Chris Rietmann won his
second singles match and
teamed with Mike Levitt to
win the hoys first doubles
match as lone s boys tennis
team tied 2 2 against Arling
ton last week.
Levitt lost his first singles
match 1-6 and 3-6 but Riet
mann came back to win his
maSch 6-2, 3-6 and 6-2.
Rietmann-Levitt won the
doubles match 8-5 while the
second doubles team of Troy
Lindstroin -Roger Childers lost
1-6 and 3-6.
'Menopause' free program
"Menopause" will be the
topic presented at St. Anthony
Hospital Health Education
Program April 17 at 7 p.m. in
the auditorium.
Keith Harcourt, M.D., Gen
eral Surgeon, will discuss
reasons for or against having
a hysterectomy; Ellen Char
les. M.D.. Obstetrician-Gvne-
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Mobil fourth with 27,710.
Central Market fifth with
27.474. Sears sixth with 26.138.
Rueknums seventh at 25.666
and Gardners last with 24.603.
Inetia Cantin rolled the high
individual game of the week
with a 190 and she had the high
series with 520.
Jerry's Mobil had the high
team game with 814 and the
high team series with 2.132.
Hazel Reid made the 5-10
split and Betty Aldrich picked
up the 5-10 and the 2-8-10.
League
The Weary Wives team is
first in the league won-loss
standings with a record of
33-19. The Dregs team is
second at 31 2-20'2. The Three
L's team is third at 29-23, the
Gutter Dusters team is fourth
at 26-26. the Pytts team is fifth
at 24-28, the Three Holers
team is sixth at 223-29'2, the
Hi Ho's and the Newcomers
teams are tied for seventh at
12-31.
County Schools will gather
tomorrow at lone High School
to participate in a sports
medicine workshop.
The workshop will run from
4 to 10 p.m. with a break for
dinner.
Leo Marty, professor of
physical education at Port
land State University and
former trainer for the Port
land Trail Blazers, will head
up the workshop. Dr. Joe
Gifford will assist.
The workshop will stress
conditioning, injury preven
tion, and treatment of emer
gencies in the school setting.
For additional information
persons may contact Chuck
Starr, principal at lone High
School.
cologist, will present what
happens to the chemistry in
the body; and E.I. Silk, M.D..
Psychiatrist, will talk about
how to live with change.
Women of all ages, and men,
are invited to attend this
informational program.
Health Education Programs
are presented at no charge.
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Former
Representative
Civ nllovi ivao
Packwood
Former U.S. Rep. Charles
O. Porter, a Eugene attorney,
has filed for the Democratic
nomination for the U.S. Senate
seat held by Sen. Bob Paek
woodr Republican.
Porter served two terms in
Congress, 1957-1961. and as a
Food for Peace consultant on
President John F. Kennedy's
White House staff in 1961. He
is 60 years old.
For his primary election
opponent. State Sen. Ted
Kulongoski of Lane County,
Porter had only praise.
"Our campaigns during the
primary will help the winner
gain momentum," he said.
"Ted is a fine person, who
agrees with me that the
Democratic voters, to fully
realize their strength, need a
choice, a contest."
Porter renewed his pledge,
made in all of his campaigns
for Congress, to spend one
third of his time "working for
peace."
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Portland sewage sludge
discussed at chamber
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Toadvin said Morrow
County Commissioner Doro
thy Krebs appeared at the last
port meeting Thursday and
said the county court js
against the sludge proposal
and she gave a report on
sludge contamination.
The Portland sludge Is from
a sewage treatment plant for
industries that dumps heavy
college visits
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facilities and see bIkhiI finan
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matters of interest.
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sits on weekdays between
March 31 and May 30.
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prisonous metals In the sewer
system, Toadvin said the
heavy metals can be removed
but the equipment needed Is
very expensive.
Toadvin said pie-treatment
restrictions on waste that
enters the sewage treatment
plant before It is turned Into
sludge is the best way to be
sure the sludge is safe.
A proposal by Portland
engineer George Ward made
last week said the sludge
would go "hand in glove" with
the new alcohol plant that is
being proposed.
Ward said the sludge would
help corn to grow and the corn
could he used in the alcohol
plant.
Toadvin said be asked Ward
five times if he could guaran
tee that the industrial sludge
would not contaminate the
groundwater if it was dumped
on port land and Ward said he
could not guarantee anything.
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much money the sludge would
bring to the county or what it
will do for us."
Another prospective sludge
tenant, I.M. Docken, has
reserved .IB acres of port land
to use as a sludge disposal site
but Toadvin said it is just
reserved and has not been
leased.
"If sludge does come to
Morrow County, the Port of
Morrow will he involved,"
Toadvin said
Afler the meeting. Toadvin
said the Port of Morrow
budget is nearing completion
and (he port commissioners
are making sure they stay
within the six percent limita
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