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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1981)
J— S AN D Y (Ore ) POST Thwr* . Jen 1 1*81 (Sec 1) By fire officials School menus Cottrell Welches Sandy Mooda*. Jaa. S Beef and cheese ptzza Tossed salad French dressing Sliced peaches Peanut cup M ik i* . Jaa. 5 Chicken and noodles Buttered broccoli Crisp* carrot sticks Cherry crisp Milk Moada*. Jaa. S Hamburger gra vy Mashed potatoes Buttered peas Peanut butter sandwich Pears Milk Tuesda*. Jaa < Tuesda*. Jaa. 8 Wiener wraps Catsup Seasoned green beans Pear halves Cookie M ik Tuesda*. Jan. i Macaroni and cheese Hot rolls w-butter Buttered green beans Tu rn ip wheels Mandarin oranges M ik Pork Chow Mein Steamed rice Buttered beets Maple bar Orange wedge Milk Wedaesda*. Jaa. 7 Oven fried chicken Popeye salad Honey buttered biscuit Cherr* cobbler Milk Wednesday Jan 7 Beef ste* Cracker Cheese biscuit Fresh apple Milk Wednesda*. Jan. 7 Wieners w-beans Lettuce * -dressing Buttered mixed vegetables Banana Milk Thursday. Jan. 8 Meat and cheese pizza Buttered com Frosted graham Applesauce Milk Thursday. Jaa. 8 Macaroni and Cheese Seasoned peas Cabbaue and apple salad Bread and butter Chocolate milk Frida* . Jan. 9 Baked beans Wiener Corns Crisp vegetables Buttered French bread Peaches Milk Frida*. Jan. 9 Fish wedge Ta rtar sauce Buttered com Applesauce Birthdav cake Milk Thu rsd ay. Jan. 8 Au gratin potatoes with Little smokies Buttered spinach Cinnamon bread Jello Milk F rid a y. Jan. 9 Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Buttered peas Crunch* celery sticks Pudding Choice of milk Renters reminded of right to detectors by D A N D IL L O N If you own rental units, you'd better make sure the* are equipped with smoke detectors Owners of rental dwellings, apartments and motels ma* be held legally liable for damages that result from lack of smoke detectors Since Ju ly 1, smoke detectors have been required in rented quarters where people sleep The law requires owners to install and maintain the detectors. tenanb- are required to conduct periodic tests "We get lots of calls from people wondering about the new law and some com plaints from occupants saying that a detector isn’t in,” said Ju n Gallagher, fire prevention officer for the Sand* F ire District "W e've had real good luck by just calling the owners up and telling them about the new law.” he said The option is an automatic $250 fine if the owner refuses to install the detectors. Gallagher said "W e 've never had to go that far, and we hope we don't,” he said " A renter has a right to be protected by a smoke detector,” said Clyde Cen ters. Oregon fire marshal The law also requires that owner-occupied dwellings be equipped with a smoke detector at the time of sale ' i t would be helpful if realtors and other professionals involved in home sales would advise sellers of this requirem ent." Centers said He said his office has received many reports of fires where detectors saved lives and property , but also some reports of detector failures. The most common cause of failure is due to a dead battery " E v e ry smoke detector should be tested at least once a month.” he said In the Sandy area, residents are apparently getting the smoke detector message The district's education program is working so well that even district personnel were surprised by the results of a smoke detector survey last spring in which 75 percent of those questioned indicated that they use detectors "W e've had real good luck in our area,” said Gallagher. • We think it's higher now " G allagher said he has sold an average of 18 smoke detectors every two months since the new law went into effect He also said district residents should be sure to make frequent battery tests County to hear farm use variance [ Tina’s Brass Ring The creation of three lots through a non-farm use application will be con sidered by the Clackamas County hearings officer at 7 p.m this Monday , Jan. 5, in the County Courthouse Frank and Vivian Gokey propose to create three lots of approximately 8 26. four and four acres respectively Single family residences, not in conjunction with a forest use. will be built on each of the four-acre lots An existing residence will be located on the 8.26-acre parcel The property is on the south side of S. Colorado Koad, approximately one- fourth mile east of its in tersection with S. Moonbeam D rive, in the Sandy area The property is currently zoned transitional timber 20- acre m inimum lot sue The application is available for inspection at the D epartm ent of E n viro n m e n ta l S ervice s, P lanning D iv is io n . 902 A berne thy Road, Wood Stovoi Re-sale Clothing Custom -built Cabinet« F u rn itu r« Q u ality A p p lia n c e* N ow O p e n ! Com e in and S ave1 38965 P roctor (N e x t to Sandy TV) 17425 Shallay Sandy Aero«» h o rn TJ • 4 4 S -4 4 7 3 Auditions called fo r play Auditions for the Sandy Community Players next production. 'T h e Curious Savage.' will be this Sunday. Jan 4. at 2 p.m. at the Sandy Community Theatre Rehearsals will begin next Wednesday. Jan 7, and the production will oper. March 13 and run for three weekends "Th e Curious Savage’ was w ritten by the h ig h ly- acclaimed. award-winning playwright John Patrick, who also wrote Everybody troves Opal' which was performed by the Players a year and a half ago The piay is a comedy with interlaced moments of poignant drama The ability and potential to develop a strong character from the specific role you are trying out for is going to be a key criterion in casting.” said Jim Wilhite, director "One of the strengths and delights of the play is the s tro n g c o n t r a s t in g characters, each having a unique personality. For this reason it would be ad vantageous to read the script prior to the auditions There are roles that may be cast with, people who have no prior theatrical experience." he said There are 10 characters in the piay and parts for five men and five wom en, ranging in ages from 16 to 65 Copies of the script ma* be obtained on 48 hour loan by calling Wilhite at 661-0219 during the day. and 668-5330 in the evening Tryouts will continue .until 5 30p.m.. than an h o ir break will be taken Callbacks will begin a t6 .3 0 p jn There are several positions open on the production crew to assist with set building, props, makeup, costumes, publicity and promotion. P ersons interested in becom ing in vo lv e d in production are urged to attend the try outs Plans are being made to provide child care at the theater d ir mg rehearsals for people with small children whe would like to participate in the p la y . Q u a lifie d teenagers w ill p ro vid e supervision and planned activities in the costume room at the theater District reports quiet week The Sandy F ire District reported a quiet wee« over the Christmas holiday Last Wednesday. Dec 24. firefighters responded to a shed fire on Revenue Road as part of a nutual aid with the Boring F ire D istrict They responded in a sim ilar capacity that same day to a flue fire at a Hauglum Road -esidence Last Wednesday. the district responded to ar. automobile accident on Firwood Road, about one mile off Highway 26. No one was injured F rida y. Dec 26. the Sandy fire department sent two tankers to a fire in Boring on Andy Street as a mutual assistance The district also responded to a flue fire at a Bluff Road residence The fire caused no damage and the firefignters didn't have to apply any water, according to reports An automobile ran into a poie at the intersection of Tickle Creek Road and High way 211 Sunday . 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