Thur»., Aug 21 , 1980 (S ac 1) SANDY (Ore ) POST—7
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Free lunch meal policy announced
Sandy Elem entary D istrict
last week announced its
policy for free and reduced
price meals and free m ilk for
children unable to pay fu ll
price The aid comes under
the National School Lunch,
School Rreakfast and Special
M ilk Programs
School lunch prices w ill
rise 10 cents this year, ac
cording to Superintendent
Clark Lund lamches for
children in grades 1-6 w ill
pay 60 cents per meal and
students in grades 7-6 w ill
pay 70 cents
The cost of the reduced
price meals w ill also rise
from 10 cents to 20 cents.
M ilk prices w ill remain 5
cents.
Local school have adopted
a fam ily size income criteria
for determining e lig ib ility,
i See graph 1
C h ild re n fro m fa m ilie s
whose income is at or below
the levels shown are eligible
for free meals, reduced price
meals and-or free m ilk. In
a d d itio n ,
fa m ilie s
not
meeting these criteria but
with other unusual expenses,
due to high medical ex
penses, shelter costs in ex
cess of 30 percent of income,
special education expenses
due to the mental or physical
condition of a child, and
disaster or casualty losses,
are urged to apply.
A p p lic a tio n fo rm s are
being sent to a ll homes in a
letter to parents. Additional
copies are available at the
school office.
In certain cases foster
children are also eligible for
these benefits. I f families
have foster children living
with them and wish to apply
for such meals and m ilk for
them, they should contact the
school
Under the provisions of the
p o licy, the lo ca l school
principals w ill review ap
p lic a tio n s and d e term ine
e lig ib ility. If a parent is
dissatisfied with the ruling of
the principal, he may discuss
the decision
w ith
the
determining official on an
inform al basis.
I f a parent wishes to make
a form al appeal, he may
make a request either orally
or in w riting to the district
superintendent, who w ill act
as hearing official, at 39065
Pleasant St . Sandy, 668-5541,
for a hearing to appeal the
decision.
The policy contains an
o u tlin e of the hearing
procedure.
I f a fa m ily m em ber
becomes unemployed or if
fam ily size changes, the
fam ily should file a new
application. Such changes
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Each Additional
Family Member
F R E E M E A LS &
F R E E M ILK
may affect the e ligibility of
the children
Each school and the office
of the superintendent has a
copy of the complete policy
which may be reviewed by
any interested party.
REDUCED
P R IC E M EALS
$8,150
10,760
13,380
15,990
18,600
21,220
28,830
26,440
$5,230
6,900
8,580
10,250
11.930
13,600
15,280
16,950
4-2,610
4-1,680
S H E R R Y HOWARD
on costum es, lig h ts and
sound, p u b lic ity or set
c o n stru ctio n , i f th e ir in
terests are not “ behind the
footlights.”
Almost everyone has read,
seen or heard of Agatha
Christie’s work, of her 84
sotires, many of which were
made into motion pictures,
“ Ten L ittle In d ia n s ” is
considered by many critics
as one of her best.
W ritten in 1936, it was
made into a play shortly
after. Fox saw a production
i
,
The Sandy Senior Center
w ill host the C lackam as
County Health Departm ent’s
Keep Well Clinic today from
9 a m. to 12 noon.
Tomorrow, the center w ill
sponsor a trip for members
to enjoy the fresh a ir and
b e a u tifu l scenery of the
i olumbia River Gorge A 20-
inile round trip rive r ex
cursion is planned.
Monday, the Sandy Senior
Center begins its week of
envelope
stu ffin g .
A ll
volunteers are welcome and
encouraged to lend a hand
stuffing 30,000 envelopes with
shower flow re s tric to rs
fu rn ish e d
by
P o rtla n d
General E lectric Co. Upon
completion of the project,
PGE w ill make a generous
contribution to the center’s
Loaves and Fishes nutrition
program.
Volunteers are asked to
12 noon Ixiaves and Fishes
Monday, Aug. 25
8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. PGE
Envelope Stuffing Project
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
10 30 a.m. Exercise Class
11.30 a in Therapy Pool
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
1 p.m. Cards
Tuesday, Aug. 26
8 30 a m. to 5 p.m. PGE
Envelope Stuffing Project
9 a.m. to 12 noon Drop In
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
and B irthday Celebration
Wednesday, Aug. 27
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. PGE
Envelope Stuffing Project
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Thursday, Aug. 28
8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. PGE
Envelope Stuffing Project
9 a.m. to 12 noon Drop In
10:30 a.m. Exercise Class
12 noon Golden Age Club
Potluck
call the center to let them
know when they can help.
T his m onthly b irth d a y
party for members born in
August w ill be held next
Tuesday in conjunction with
the Loaves and Fishes meal
On the firs t of the month,
the trip sign-up sheets w ill be
posted
fo r
m em bers’
perusal. The center is no
longer able to accept trip
re se rva tio ns
over
the
telephone. Participants must
go into the center and pay in
advance to reserve a spot.
Activities for the Week
of Aug. 21 to Aug. 28
Thursday, Aug 21
9 a.m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m. to 12 noon Keep Well
Clinic
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
Friday, Aug. 22
9 a.m. to 12 noon Drop In
10:30a.m. to5p.m . Columbia
R iver Excursion
of it on stage in London in
1945, during World War II.
When he was offered an
opportunity to direct a play
for the Sandy Community
Players, he chose “ Ten L ittle
Indians.”
“ I t ’s great,” Fox said.
“ I ’ve always been intrigued
with this particular play
since it’s beginning.”
Auditions w ill be held from
7 to 10 p.m. both evenings at
the Sandy T heater. F o r
further information, call Fox
at 668-4407 or 253-8585.
Openings
are
s till
a v a ila b le fo r the Sandy
Senior Center’s trip to Reno
and San F ra n cisco , ac
cording to D irector Sandra
Potter.
The seven-day trip w ill
leave Sandy Sept. 22 and
return Sept. 28. At Reno, the
visitors w ill be able to spend
the day at their leisure or
take a side trip to either Lake
Tahoe or V irginia City, at an
e xtra $10 charge. T h a t
evening w ill be spent at a
Reno floor show.
The excursion w ill move on
to San Francisco the third
day w ith a full-day tour of the
city planned for the fourth
day of the trip. The following
day, a trip to Monterey and
Carmel are planned.
The sixth day, participants
w ill begin the return trip with
a tour of California wine
country and a visit at one of
the local wineries. The trip
w ill stop fo r the night in
Eureka, Calif, on the Pacific
Coast, in the heart of the
Redwood Forests.
A
fo rm e r
C a lifo rn ia
counselor plans to open a
Sandy area o ffice fo r
psvchological counseling in
her home at 25700 SE Old M ill
Road.
Sandy man injured in collision
private hospital, a veterans’
hospital and a one-on-one
th e ra p y
p ro g ra m
w ith
adolescents fa cin g drug
problems.
She moved here from Los
Angeles in 1976 w ith husband
Gregg Howard.
Sherry Howard says she'll
open her office doors to the
public after Labor Day for
in d iv id u a l
c o u n s e lin g ,
m an tai counseling, fam ily
counseling and coping with
business stress.
She earned a postgraduate
degree in psychology from
California State University
with a thesis on humor
published in the Journal of
Social Psychology.
Her counseling office w ill
be open only evenings and
weekends at first, as she w ill
maintain her present job at
l^mb-W eston in Tigard, a
m a jo r potato processing
plant.
Sherry Howard's job there
involves
new
business
development analysis.
As a psy chologist, she has
worked in Los Angeles in a
Her office phone number in
Sandy w ill be 668-7395
K
Sandy
man
was
c r itic a lly
in ju re d
la s t
Thursday evening, Aug. 14,
when the car he was driving
co llid e d head-on w ith a
second vehicle on the Ross
Island Bridge in Portland.
A car driven by B arry
Lynn Parsons, 30, Sandy,
collided head-on with a car
driven by C lifford O’Dell, 63,
W ils o n v ille , according to
Portland police.
P arsons’
vehicle
ap
parently struck a cement
railing on the south side of
W ood
Stoves
the b rid g e as he was
traveling east, crossing into
the westbound lane where
O’ D e ll was d riv in g , ac
cording to the report.
The accident forced police
to close the bridge to traffice
for more than two hours.
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Cost for the trip is $258,
based on double occupancy
rates, and includes travel
and hotel accommodations.
Meals are not included. For
more information, contact
the Sandy Senior Center,
before the Aug. 29 deadline,
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C o u n s e lo r t o t i r i !
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Trip openings still available
‘10 Little Indians’ audition set
Auditions fo r the Sandy
C o m m u n ity P la y e rs fa ll
p ro d u ctio n , “ Ten L ittle
Indians,” w ill be Tuesday
and Wednesday, Sept. 2-3.
The th re e -a c t m y s te ry -
th rille r, w ritten by Agatha
Christie, w ill be directed by
Ken Fox.
The production offers roles
for four women and seven
men. Needed w ill be one man
in his 20s, a man and women
in their 30s, and the rest of
the cast in their 40s to 60s.
There w ill also be an op
portunity fo r people to work
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