Thur«.. Apr. 12. 1978 (Sec 2) SANDY (O rr) POST - 7
Senior center news
Introducing
Flea m a rke t nets
$800 fo r program
Théy’re here!
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Refrigerators
The
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1 p m -3 p m. games
The Sandy Senior Center
1 p m 4:30 p.m. drop-in.
flea market held April 7-8
April 11
generated nearly $800 to
Friday
benefit the Sandy Loaves and
8:30a.m.-11 a m drop in
Fishes nutrition program
“Our thanks to all who 11:30 a.m.-l pm . Loaves
assisted in this project," said and Fishes
Gretchen Casey, assistant 1 p m.-4:30 p m. drop-in
April 15-16
senior center director. “ A
Saturday-Sunday
special word of thanks to
April 17
Edith
Weidman,
who
Monday
coordinated table rentals at
8:30 a m.-11:30 a m. drop-in
the flea market.”
The Sandy Senior Center 11:30 a m.-l p m Loaves and
Advisory Committee will Fishes
meet Tuesday, April 18, from 1 p m -3 p m cards
9-11 a m at the center. The 1 p.m -4:30 p m drop-in
public is invited to attend
12 p m Zoo-To-You
April 18
The men’s breakfast will
Tuesday
be April 18 at 7 a m. Tom
Botbyl will coordinate the 7 a m.-8 a m. Men's break
breakfast.
fast
Opening day of trout 8:30 a m.-11:30 a m. drop-in
fishing season is Saturday, 9 a m .-11 a m. SSC Advisory
April 22. If you are interested Committee
in fishing a local lake or 11:30 a m.-l p m. Loaves and
stream, call Botbyl at 668 Fishes
1 p m.-4:30 p.m. drop-in
5569
Sandy Senior Center
April 19
Program
April 13-19
April 13
Thursday
8:30 a m .-11:30 a m. drop-in
11:30 a.m.-l p m. Golden Age
Club potluck
Wednesday
8:30 a m.-11:30 a m. drop-in
11:30 a.m.-l p m Loaves and
Fishes
2 p.m .-3:30 p m . family
album
1 p.m.-4:30 p m. drop-in.
G am e night slated
Cash prizes will be
awarded during game nights
slated April 14, 21, and 28,
7:30 to 10 p.m., at Sandy
Elementary School.
Proceeds will go to the One
MARY HILTON of Stretch and Sew will
coordinate a fashion show at the lun-
Way Community Theatre.
For information call the
Sandy Community School at
668-5744. The Friday night
sessions will be held on the
upper grade stage.
cheon meeting of the Sandy Christian
Women’s Club on Friday, April 21.
Spring in Style' them e
SINCERITY
George & Marcia Halvorsen
Funeral Directors ft Counselors
of W om en's
“Spring in Style’’ is the
heme of the Sandy Christian
Vomen’s Club salad lun-
heon on Friday, April 21.
The 11:45 am . meeting
n il be held at T .J.’s
lestaurant in Sandy.
Irish Lenihen from Medora,
•J.D., will be the guest
peaker and singer. Trish is
i former rodeo queen and a
ational representative for
hristian women's clubs.
The special feature will be
t Stretch and Sew supper
ityle show by Mary Hilton
C o v e re d P a rk in g W a lk w a y s
show
and Kathy Deitz.
Mary
teaches the Stretch and Sew
classes at Menlo Park and
has combined her talent for
sewing and modeling for the
show.
Babysitting for children
under 6 will be provided at
the Sandy Assembly of God
Church.
R eservations for the
luncheon can be made by
phoning Irene Blount at 668-
4214.
Women
of
all
denominations who are in
terested in the Christian faith
are invited to attend
Christian Women’s Club
meetings.
FUNERAL HOME
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TRUCKLOAD
TREE SALE
Boring to review
reading program
BORING- Superintendent
Dave Gillespie has asked the
school board here to pick up
expenses for a summer
reading
program
for
students with reading dif
ficulties.
Cost of the program would
be about $700, Gillespie said,
which would pay a teacher's
salary and fringe benefits
The board will decide on the
request at its May session.
“The program has been
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Gresham, 667*2800
Across from Golf Course
Coastal Pines
run on a tuition basis in the
past,” Gillespie said. “ It fo
cuses on reading with some
math. We’ve had about 10 or
11 students in the past, but I
feel that the low enrollment
is partly because of the
tuition.”
Gillespie said students
would be referred to the
program by teachers
e 1-18 lb capacity
il see-through washer lid
Permanent Press/Regular wash cycles
i water level selector
LAZBOY
W rite-in bid
"Comfort”
falls short
Only one name was
scribbled in April 4 as a
write-in candidate from
Clackamas County for the
Mt
Hood
Community
College
District
and
Gresham Union High School
District board races
And it was the same person
in each race
Dale R Fraser. 21735 SE
Bohn a Park Road. Boring,
was the only name to appear
as a write in candidate for
either the Mt Hood at large
position or the GL'HS position
1 seat.
In the Mt. Hood race.
Fraser finished 2.289 votes
behind the winner, Gladys
Brooks In the Gresham
race, he trailed winner David
Young by only 1,371 votes
But theres’s always next
year
o-o-o
Some Scottish pubs are
now
serving
Sunday
customers for the first time
in 100 years under a new
licensing law amendment
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Portlond 97204
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