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10 - S A N D Y (O ra) POST Thur*., Aug. 22. 1974 (Soc 11 L & F nam es fund group Sandy Senior C en ter NEWS M r and Mrs Robert Ziemer. Nova, Ohio, welcomed a daughter, Karen Louise, bom Aug 5 She joins two brothers and a sister Grandparents are M r and Mrs John Blake, New London, Ohio, and M r and Mrs Freddie Ziemer, Sandy. SAFEW AY BAKE S H O P New classes will begin in September. Barbara Fleisch- man will instruct ceramics. A minimal fee will be charged for equipment and supplies. There will be no charges for in struction. An arts and crafts class, specializing in inexpensive yet practical crafts, will be in structed by Marje Jacoby. Supplies and materials will be furnished by the center. Signup sheets for classes are at the center There is no lim it on class enrollment. Do you need a ride to the doctor, grocery store, or to other Sandy area businesses’ Sandy Senior Center’s mini bus, and a host of volunteer drivers with their own cars will be able to serve your tran sportation needs Special trips to the Gresham M a ll, Lloyd Center, and Washington Square are being planned for this fall. Call the center at 668-5569 for more information. The trip to Oral Hall P ark on Aug 27 has been cancelled. Instead we have scheduled a special showing of two Walt Disney movies at the Sandy Theater; “ Snowball Express” and “ Worlds G reatest Athlete” . The shows will begin at 1 p .m , Aug 27 Cost is $1 for senior citizens Call the center Priter «Hactiva Aug. 21-27 at Safeways with Bake Shops HAWAIIAN FESTIVAL DAYS SOUTH SEA ISLAHO CAKE > ^^2 5 9 White with Pineapple and Coconut GOURMET PINEAPPLE D IE r iK Deep9' $ I 98 Now Just BANANA Party loaf HUT OOc LOAF 89* MACAROON COCONUT Cookies Sweet A Chewy Dol 89* M IN I PINEAPPLE SWEET ROLLS 8,..88‘ Breakfast Treats A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME . IF THERE'S NO ONE LIVING fo r his fa m ily w ith th e idea th a t th e ir h o m e fo r m an y years. it But w ill be w hat happens if he's n o t there? W ill th e fa m ily c o n tin u e to live th e re o r w ill c o n tin u in g m ortgage p a y m e n ts fo rce th e m to sell? W ith S tan d ard 's M ortgage C a n c e lla tio n Plan, yo u can guarantee th a t y o u r fa m ily w ill go on living in th e ir h om e — even if y o u 're n o t th ere to m ake th e m ortgage paym ents. D IC K H A R T M A R K E T BLDG. 200 S.W. M A R K E T, PORTLAND Suite 535 221 -0822 Res. 761 -8625 S ta n d a rd INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND,OREGON Dedicated to Excellence fo r Policyowners Plans are under way to prepare for the opening of school for fall classes. Parents having questions about the opening of school are asked to contact the building principal. Registration of students new to the district will be Monday, Aug. 26 at 1:30 p.m. First graders who did not register in the spring are en couraged to reg ister now. Grades one, two and three should register at the Firwood Building. Grades four, five and six should register at the In termediate Building. Grades seven and eight should register at the Upper Grade Building. Tuesday, Aug. 27, teachers new to the grade school will report for an orientation meeting. On Wednesday and Thursday there w ill be an all faculty in- service. After Labor Day weekend, teachers and pupils will begin w w 1 FABULOUS FALL CLEARANCE SAL RIBBONS, TRIM, FABRICS *1 0 % , 20% , 50% Off o r m o re d u rin g o u r Open 9:30 to 6:00 Monday thru Saturday 75 N .W . First ------------ -- - 6 6 5 -4 3 3 5 AIR C O N D ITIO N ED G resham 665-2426 S T A N M O R R IS B A I E M M d fa itie 'ta / PE T E CARLSON takes shooting at one of the Breakfasts. Lions will Turkey Shoot plus other adults and children, in annual Chuck Wagon B reakfast to be held Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at the Lion Club Hall in W emme. (P ost Photo) aim while turkey past Lions ( lub include another gam es of skill for p lp te F à d te a v B o r in g m a n a rre s te d A Boring man, Daniel R. Brosseau, 31, was arrested, charged and lodged in the Clackamas County jail last week while driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He was arrested at the scene of a one-car accident on High way 211. Brosseau’s vehicle was headed east on the high way when it reportedly crossed the dividing line and struck a fence post a 2 pH .0 LABOR DAY SALE BORDERLESS a 3 S IL K J U M B O C O L O R P R IN T S COLOR PRINTS K ’ Ü 3 & FROM SLIDES - FROM KODACOLOR ROLLS POPULAR SIZE SLIDES ONLY Limil 6 per customer * classes on Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 9 a.m. Lunches will be served for grades one through six at 40 cents and grades seven through £3 eight at 50 cents. Busses will begin on Sept. 3. Schedules will be available for parents. P h ysical Education Changes for 1974-’75 .0 Starting Sept. 3, all seventh grade students will have P .E. everyday for the first nine weeks They are expected to bring P .E. clothes on Sept 3 and will be issued a P E basket to store clothes. For BI.50 the student will be issued a lock for their basket and at the end of the year a refund of BI.25 wiU be given when the lock is returned. Students are not allowed to bring their own locks for P .E . Locks will be available on Sept. 3 in the P .E . locker rooms. The last three weeks of the grading period will be swim ming. The second grading period will be eighth grade P .E. starting with swimming Again locks and baskets will be available. UNIFORMS Boys: Plain white “T ” shirt; royal blue ath letic trunks; w hite sweat socks; tennis shoes. Girls: Royal blue and white striped “T ” shirt, royal blue nylon stretch shorts; white socks; tennis shoes (preferably white). These items may be pur chased locally. It would be wise to mark each piece of clothing with indelible ink or thread The school cannot assume responsibility for lost or stolen property D a ily showers w ill be required and towels will be furnished for P .E. classes Friday, Aug 30, at 5:30 p.m. physicals for upper graders turning out for football will be conducted in the upper grade _ i r dressing room Students are requested to bring a 50 cent fee. Announcement for other sports physicals will be made later. "Once Upon A Gorge," a slide program featuring Columbia Gorge plants and geology, spiced with a little singing, will be presented after the dinner hour at Multnomah Falls Lodge, Satirday, Aug 24. at 8 p m by Sandy Matheny of United States Forest Service S c lip n save clip n save — 99 „ 1 2 EXPOSURE IcO U P O N MUST ACCOMPANY OBOER 1 ... , , C O U P O N E X P IR E S 9 /1 1 /7 4 BORDERLESS S IL K EACH ‘ OUPON MUST ACCOMPANY OflDEA C O U P O N E X P IR E S 9 / I c lip n s a v e D U P L IC A T E COLOR PRINTS S L ID E S FROM FROM KODACOLOR ROLLS 1 3 5 /1 2 6 FILM S IZ E S ONLY Limit 10 per customer. COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER k jE T 20 $469 EXPOSURE COUPON EXPIRES 9/1 1/74 EACH 19 COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER C O U P O N E X P IR E S 9 /1 /1 1 1 /7 4 _____________ lE E I lk ll.- it M M g 3 1C C lip n save c li p n save COLOR ENLARGEMENTS 5x7 A S L ID E a n d M O V IE PROCESSING FROM N E G A TIV E S OR SLIDES KODACHRO M E OR EK TA CH R O M E 8 M M OR 2 0 EXPO SU R E POPULAR FILM SIZES ONLY Limit 3 per customer. (110 not included) 19 EACH I COUPON MUST AL EACH CO UPO N M U S I ?MPANY ORDER t C O U P O N C X P IR E S < S jM B W C l i p n save â BORDERLESS _ c lip n save ¡ » 8 8 8 1 » « S IL K COLOR REPRINTS COLOR tNLARGEMENTS FROM KODACOLOR N E G A TIV E S OR SLIDES 8x10 FROM NEGATIVES Limit 5 per customer -YtV. •> POPULAR FILM SIZES ONLY (110 not included; Limit 3 per customer 1. EACH EACH O U P O N E X P IR E S 9 /1 1 /7 4 C O U P O N E X P IR E S 9 /1 1 /7 4 | W mb M c COWOW t PRICES G O O D t W A W g l l -r ) SEPTEMBER Ü p Lp to fe a tu re d N e x t d o o r to V ik in g Sew ing C e n te r; across fro m Glass B u tte rfly 175 N.E. Hood 520 W. Powell Gresham, 665-2128 S lid e s h o w S to r e -W id e C le a ra n c e S a le . . . c o m e in o r c a ll Sewing classes KEN L. BATEM AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL buys a house E lna - W h ite Sew ing M achines Funeral decisions can be made before need. AT S À H 6 Ÿ .................. m an SEWING CENTER Reynolds Metals Co. last week increased its quarterly dividend on common stock to 25 cents per common share from the 12>* cents a share paid in the previous quarter THERE A J ^ /z Z Z P a b ï i c D iv id e n d up to reserve a seat. The second annual Senior Citizens Cultural Arts Festival will be held at the Lane County Fairgrounds in Eugene. This is a two day festival, Oct. 5-6, consisting of visual arts, literature, music, traditional folk arts, and drama. Applications are available at Sandy Senior Center for per sons 55 and over wishing to participate in the festival. SANDY SENIOR CEN TER PROGRAM Aug. 22-28 THURSDAY, Aug. 22 10 a.m .-2 p.m Golden Age Club Potluck 2 p .m .-4:30 p.m . drop in program FR ID A Y , Aug. 23 10 a m.-1:30 p.m. Loaves and Fishes 1:30 p.m .-4:30 p.m. Drop in program SATURDAY-SUNDAY Aug. 24-25 CLOSED MONDAY. Aug. 26 10 a m.-1:30 p.m. Loaves and Fishes 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m Card party 1:30 p.m .-4:30 p.m. Drop in program TUESDAY, Aug. 27 10 a.m .-l: 30 p.m. Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Walt Disney films 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Needle- craft 1:30 p.m .-4:30 p.m. Drop in program WEDNESDAY. Aug. 28 10 a.m .-l :30 p.m. Loaves and Fishes 1:30 p.m .-4:30 p.m. Drop in program The goal of the committee will be to raise »2400 per year operating expenses In order to meet this goal, mem bers have proposed special pojects, donations, pledges, and gifts as possibilities A finance committee for the new Loaves and Fishes program at the Sandy Senior Center was formed Monday for the purpose of fund raising, according to Tom D ay, chairman of the committee Other members are Edna Haneberg, vice chairman, Joe Justin, Joe Mummert Ivan Barker, Marie Schwartz, Neil Coatney, and Dick Halvorson, director of the Senior Center. ! 1 ! GRESHAM M ONM OUTH HO O D CEN TER B U R N S ID E AT D IV IS IO N N ext to Pay Less 6 6 6 -7 0 8 2 207 W EST M A IN Across from »he C o rn ersto ne 8 3 8 -3 9 9 6 ■CBB ¡¡B O B LAY-AWAYS WELCOME C hel X O u R RR CES and SERviCl O n in mouse camera repair services NEW BERG 514 EAST FIRST STREET Next to J.C Penney's 5 3 8 -9 4 5 3 JB&SBk A t X S T O R E S OPEN mono A Y THRU SA TUPDA Y
