Thur»., July 13, 1972 (Sac. 1) S A N D Y (Ora.I POST - 5
Community schools come to Sandy area schools
C o m m u n it v
S f 'H n ill*
ir e
inVfklvs*
I a b H a i *« u n /f ru v w fra m a
nvoive lea
a e n and programs
nstead of teacheix and classes.
"here are many people in the
are« a who are not certified
teach ers,
but
who have
kn< wledge or skills which they
can
are
will
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share with
o th en __
Th<
the potential lead en w
be needed
Boring Lions sponsors golf tourney
At least 100 gotten are ex-
greatly concerned with sight,
pected to participate in a
They help support the D e v e n
Boring Lions Club golf tourney Eye Clinic at Emanuel Hospital
Saturday, July 29.
in Portland and also the Oral
Play will be at the Mountain
Hull Foundation in Sandy.
View Gott Course in Boring
This will be the f in t big
Boring Lions Club meets
laidertaking for the Boring the f in t and third Wednesdays
Lions as they have only been
the month at Mt View Gott
organized for one year As all f:»urse at 7:30 p m for a dinner
VIVA
CHUCK
STEAK
GRAPES
T H IS C A M P E R was separated from it» truck in an ac
cident on B luff Road last M unday. July IS. The Sandy
Police D ep a rtm e n t did not have the name of the owner of
the cam p er involved availab le at pre»» tim e.
always have
an interest]
speaker
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helplng “ the P^m otion »
' hal Participants don t need
super golfers becai
players will be handicapp
For more information i
The programs
w ill
be
scheduled according to the
needs of the community A
survey will be taken to find
these needs out
Besides general interest
courses, the school will also
offer GED and college credit
classes on demand For the
general interest subjects, the
fee is nominal, t SO to $3 The
college credit classes will be
the same rate as on campus
C om m unity Schools are
sponsored by Mt Hood Com
munity College through the
grade schools They are en-
dorsed by National P.T.A .
Mt. Hood has a represen
tative in this area, Sue Monnea,
who will divide her tim e bet
ween Sandy and Welches.
A
c o m m u n ity
ad v is o ry
board, composed of volunteen,
will be selected to serve Mt
Hood expects to have a portable
office in Sandy near the grade
school library about Aug. 1.
P re s e n tly ,
most
school
buildings Are used only 30 per
cent of the time by only 40 per
cent of the people Community
Schools hopefully will improve
these figures
RIB
STEAK
Paper Towels
Sweet
ft Juicy
Perlettes
RECREATION
REPORT
The Zig Zag Hanger District
says that there is still good
skiing at Tim berlm e and that
the Neighborhood Youth Corps
has been working at various
projects in the Zig Zag area
Announcements by the Zig
Zag and Clackamas Hanger
Districts include the following
HOADS
In the Clackamas Hanger
District, all roads are open
except Skyline Hoad S42 bet
ween
O la llie
Lake
and
Breitenbush Lake because of
snow, S701 between Graham
Puss and Cachebox Meadows
because of snow and road
construction, and S63V which is
closed by a slide
There are no roads closed in
the Zig Zag area
The Zig Zag district has
announced that S32 to Kinsel
Lake is now open all the way.
CAM PG RO UNDS
The follow ing C lackam as
campgrounds are still snowed
in Peninsula. Horseshoe Lake,
and Breitenbush However, the
snow is melting rapidly and
these areas should be open
soon All other campgrounds
a re open and the d is tric t
requests that campers read the
bulletin boards to learn the
campground regulations
In the Zig Zag Distnct. the
Summit Rest Area will be
tem porarily closed in the near
future for complete renovation
Nanitch Campground is now
free of snow and Apline and
Phlox are still snowbound
(«hersopen are Camp ('reek,
Green
Canyon,
M c N e il, ,
Tollgate, Riley, Still Creek, ,
Barlow, Twin Bridges. D e v il’s
Meadow, and Nanitch
T R A IL S
(
In the Clackamas District,
the following trails are open to
use
Elk Iutke, Hound Lake, Alder
F la t, Shellrock, Fish Lake,
R iv e rs id e ,
A nvil
L ake,
Pyram id I-ake and Buck Lake
Fish Lake has not been
maintained and Elk Lake has
been maintained for 1 4 miles
T ra ils closed to m otor
vehicle use include Elk Lake,
Hound Lake, Alder Flat, Fish
I-ake and Riverside
In the Zig Zag Distnct, the
Skyline T ra il from Lolo Pass to
the Sandy R iver and from
Timberline to Barlow Pass is
now open Other sections are
blocked by snow
,
(
snow to make it to D e v il’s
Peak Paradise Park can be
hiked up for about four miles
Other trails completely open
are Burnt I^ike, Castle Canyon,
Cast Lake. Cool Creek, Flag
M o u ntain ,
M irro r
Lake,
Pioneer Bndle, Plaza Ridge,
Ramona Falls, Salmon River,
Old Salmon River, Still Creek,
Horseshoe Ridge, and Zig Zag
Mountain Loop
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95'
B R E A K F A S T CHOPS Thin cut ib.$1.39
PORK C H O P S . . Canter Cut
65
89
-lb. $1.29
PORK R O A ST . . .
89c
PORK S T E A K .......................... ,b 89c
FULL CUT
ROUND STEAK
Boneless
STEW MEAT
1.29»
FRESH RED SNAPPER
FISH STICKS
PEERLESS
ROUND STEAK
iib
L A N D O FR O ST
WIENERS 65
Lunch M eats
Boneless
SLICED CREESE
S W IS S CHEESE
FROZEN FOODS
Economy Cut
FAMILY SCOTT
TOILET
TISSUE
D E M O N S T R A T IO N
F R ID A Y 3-6 S A T U R D A Y 1 0 5
4
12 oz. cans
11 oz. non
returnable
bottles
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MRS. SMITH'S DELUXE
PIES
15 oz. cans
Dutch Apple
Peach
Blackberry
Cherry
STOCKELYS
PINEAPPLE JUICE
SOS DISH SOAP
W
im o o s o o
III
PRODUCE DEPT.
I f it's F resh er Than Ron A n d Frank
its O u ts ta n d in g In The Field.
LETTUCE
IH M
G reen
Solid
Heads
she moved to Sandy to make
her home
S urvivors
included
her
daughter. Mabel E
Griffin.
Rliodondendron,
grand
daughter. Carol Sue McAhery.
Rhododendron and three great
grandchildren
Gerber'« Strained
Crescent
Gerber’» Junior
Crescent
Hi Country
BABY FOOD
BABY FOOD
AFFLE JUICE
Gftiiha
Quart»
Hi Country
AFFLE JUICE
46-oz
Sale Runs 7 Full Days for
Our Customer’s Convenience
MARKET
Jumbo Size Calif
Store Hours 9 a.m . to 10 p.m. Sun thru Sat
Swaat & Juicy Fraa*tona*
were held Wednesday July 12.
at R iv e rv ie w
M ausoleum ,
,
rtiand Sandy Funeral Home
was in i liarge of arrangements
s&w
COFFEE
RO N & FRANK'S
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f„
_ PORK
’/« G a ll o n
M m hsnu
Portable
H L
SLAB
ACON
she
to Oregon Io settle in
the Portland area, where she
was married to John H Easter
IWW Mr Easter preceded
her in death in I860
She continued to live in the
Portland area until I * * when
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BONELESS CHOCK STEAK »>1.09
SPEHCER STEAK........... m. >1.89
BONELESS X-RIB ROAST „1 .0 7
7-BONE POT ROAST......... «> 75*
BONELESS CHUCK ROAST » .M *
PORK L O IN R O A S T S ............ «, 89c
The C lackam as
County W illam ette National cemetery
F a irg ro u n d s
o ffice
has
revealed that beef and dairy C lara Easter
c a ttle w ill be in sep arate
departments rather than under Clara K Easter. Sandy, died
one livestock superintendent at J ^ Y •• *n * !<*■• nursing home
the 66th annual Clackamas
,he
of 97
County F a ir, Aug 15-1»
Mrs Easier was bom Clara
K West on June
1875
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T-BONE STEAK .
BONE-ln SIRLOIN
CLOB STEAK.....
Larga, Graan Haad»
Vina Ripa Shear»
Red Carpet Service for our VIC’s
(Very Important Customers)
101 Main St. Sandy, Oregon
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