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Food stamp requirements now tighter
Missionary sets appearance
T he
R ev.
K e n n e th
Bemntendi. an Assemblies of
God missionary to Taiwan,
w ill be guest speaker next
Wednesday. Feb 18. at 7
p.m at the Sandy Assembly
of God. the Rev Dale Ed
wards pastor, has announc
ad.
During the past 10 years.
Bemntendi and his wife. Lan
da, were involved in pro
m oting the In te rn a tio n a l
Correspondence Institute in
T a iw a n
They
w e re
overseers of the program in
v o lv in g
n e a rly 40.000
students
IC1 is the m ajor cor
respondence Bible study pro
gram of the Assemblies of
God More than 1 m illion
students from 76 countries
are enrolled
The Benintendis have been
instrumental in getting 10 B i
ble courses translated into
the Chinese language to be
used in several countries
Currently, many of these
courses are being studied in
side China
The couple has had an ef
fective ministry among the
54 T aiw anese churches.
Thev served as director of
To help illustrate that a
happy person is a busy per
son. the Sandy Senior Center
has a week s worth of a ctivi
ty w ith so m e th in g fo r
everyone.
This Tuesday, Feb 17, a
re p re se n ta tive fro m the
Social Security A dm inistra
tion w ill be on hand at 12:30
p.m to talk to the group
about new developments and
answer any questions.
Wednesday . Feb 18, the
in-house film presentation
w ill cover stress and adap
tive behavior appropriate to
coping w ith it.
Next Thursday . Feb 19,
the center w ill welcome the
C lackam as County Keep
Well Clime Various tests
monitor the health of the
p a r t ic ip a n ts
and.
if
necessary. medical referrals
are made A ll senior citizens
are offered these services
for a 89 membership or an
affordable donation
A speaker from Mt Hood
Community College plans to
offer a presentation on self
defense fo r seniors next
tionable.
In addition, the regula
tions w ill put into effect a
provision of food stam p
legislation enacted in May
that allows states to develop
a profile of types of food
stamp cases and e lig ib ility
factors that are most subject
to error States would then
be able to require verifies
tion of all inform ation and
food stamp cases that fit into
these categories shown to be
“ error prone ”
“ The error-prone profile
can be an im p o r ta n t
management to o l.” said
C arol R ucker Forem an,
a s s is ta n t S e c re ta r y o f
A griculture “ States should
be able to use it to target
their verification efforts on
the inform ation and cases
most likely to cause errors
This can help to promote ad
m inistrative efficiency while
reducing errors at the same
tim e .”
Other changes in the new
regulations w ill be verifica
tion of household identity
and residency in every case
The rule also clarifies the
state's authority for secur
ing verification of inform a
tion provided by destitute
h o u se h o ld s
s e e k in g
emergency food stamps
These changes are in addi
tion to current verification
requirements Currently, all
people applying for food
stamps must document their
incom e, so cia l s e c u rity
number and certain medical
and u tility expenses.
People who are not U.S.
citizens must prove that they
are legal aliens who have
been admitted to this coun
try for permanent residence
States may also require all
applicants to provide proof
of liquid assets In addition,
states must require proof of
a number of other e lig ib ility
factors, such as rent or
h o u se h o ld c o m p o s itio n ,
whenever the inform ation
provided by an applicant has
been questionable
Beginning in June last
year. USDA required states
to obtain social security
numbers from applicants to
facilitate cross-checks of in
formation about applicants.
Other new rules at that
time required persons dis
qualified for food stamp
fraud to arrange to pay back
the value of the stamps they
received before being allow
ed to rejoin the program.
Most western wood stays in the west
Rev.
K e n n e th
the work among the moun
tain trib a l people for two
years Most recently, they
h e lp e d c o o rd in a te the
m in is trie s at the New
Assemblies of God Center in
downtown Taipei. Taiwan
B e n in te n d i
Just prio r to returning to
the U n ite d S ta te s, the
Benintendis returned to the
Chinese cities where they
had been as children They
w ill share their experiences
from these visits into China
Multi-media show slated
“ Signs of the Times.” a
d r a m a tic , m u lt im e d ia
presentation, w ill be shown
this Sunday. Feb. 15. at 9 45
p.m
at Sandy B a p tis t
Church
The presentation, given by
a Seattle youth group, con
sists of drama, music and
s lid e s , as w e ll as a
newspaper which has been
researched and published by
People applying for food
stamps w ill be asked to pro
vide more proof of informa
tion on their applications
trom now on.
A new rule announced by
the U.S D epartm ent of
Agriculture gives states add
ed authority to require proof
from every applicant of
household size as well as all
shelter and child care ex
penses used to determine
e lig ib ility and benefits
The rule w ill allow states
to require documentation of
these factors, whether or not
the inform ation supplied by
the applicant appears ques-
the group. All matenal m the
presentation is based on the
Book of Matthew and cu r
rent events
“ Signs of the Tim es” w ill
take the e n tire Sunday
School hour this Sunday , so
all classes w ill meet in the
general sanctuary this week
only The nursery and begin
ner classes w ill meet as
usual in the lower level.
Thursday at 12:30 p.m Alice
Gustafson w ill share defense
techniques in hopes of
preparing seniors for hand!
mg any unpleasant situation
Activities for the Week of
Feb. 12 t o F e b . 19
Thursday, Feb. 12
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m
E x e rc is e Class
10 a m Humanities Class
12 noon Golden Age Club
P o tlu c k
Friday. Feb. 13
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9:30 a m. Arts and Crafts
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
2 p m
B a n d P r a c tic e
7:30 p.m Portland Hockey
G am e
The Seattle group consists
of 25 young people who are
part of a youth m inistry seg
meat at Boulevard Park
Presbyterian Church Tom
Horton is the leader of the
group
Sandy Baptist Church is
located two miles east of
Sandy, off Highway 26. at
34495 S.E Ja rl Road
Social Security
t a t i v e
12:30
pm
1 p.m
Blood
Represen-
B o w lin g
P ressure
W e d n e s d a y . F e b . 18
9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 am
In c o m e
Tax
A s s is t a n c e
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
12 noon to 3 p.m. Fuel
A s s is t a n c e
12:30 p.m F ilm on Stress
T h u r s d a y , F e b . 19
9 a.m. to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m
E x e rc is e Class
9 a m Keep Well Clinic
10 a.m Humanities Class
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
12:30 p.m Guest Speaker —
Western lumber is staying
in the West
The trend of a greater
p e rc e n ta g e of W e ste rn
lu m b e r shipm ents being
shipped to Western destina
tions expanded once again in
1980. a c c o rd in g to the
Destination of Shipments
re p o rt co m p ile d by the
W estern Wood P roducts
R e s id e n ts h i t
b y ic e s t o r m
h a v e d e d u c tio n
Sandy residents who suf
fered property damage in
the January 1980 ice storm
may have a tax deduction
D a m a g e s ca u se d by
casualty losses such as ice.
fire, collision, and other un
foreseen disasters are allow
ed as itemized deductions on
both the federal and state
tax returns and may reduce
the tax
To claim this deduction,
the taxpayer's total itemized
deductions, including the
casualty loss, must be more
than the “ zero bra cke t
am ount" for that particular
filin g status 82,300 for a
single return; 83.400 for a
joint return, and 81,700 for a
separate return of a m arried
person
To determine whether an
individual has sustained a
deductible casualty loss, the
fa ir market value of the en
tire property after the event
should be compared to its
value before the loss The
deductible amount of this
decrease in value, reduced
by any insurance reimburse
ment and 8100.
Association
In 1980, 65 9 percent of the
tru c k and r a il lu m b e r
shipments from the West
stayed within the region
During 1979. 63.7 percent
was shipped to the West, and
10 years ago, 38.2 percent
stayed in the West.
Many of the West-to-West
shipments are to manufac
turing plants, where other
products are maufactured
and marketed throughout
the United States and in
other countries
T he
p e rc e n ta g e
of
shipments to the South rose
slightly, from 13.2 percent in
1979 to 13.5 percent in 1980
The Northeast region also
to o k a s lig h t ly b ig g e r
percentage share, moving
from 4.6 percent in 1979 to 4 9
percent in 1980
While the Northeast, South
and West gained, shipments
to the North Central region
dropped sig n ifica n tly. In
1980 the North Central region
was the destination of 15.7
percent of Western lumber
shipments That compares
to 1979, when the region ac
counted for 18.5 percent, and
1970 34 percent.
“ Bureau of Census figures
released late last year con
firm ed the influx of people
moving to the Sun Belt
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Lee Meat Company
Seedy 668-4638
Custom Slaughtering
Grain Fed Locker Beef
• Cut, W rapped & Frozen— Locker Packs
Cattle Hauling on Tuesdays
We Do Our Own Cure .. Smoking
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Dining
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COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
IMM ANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
CNURCN
Guniti* t/IUMi
Marning eonhip
Home Bible Study
. . . 9:30 ant
. . 9:45 a.m
. . . 11:00 a.m.
. . . . 6:00 p.m
Nursery Core During Worship
Pastor John H Van Lierop
H om e 4 6 9 -4 1 0 0
Church 6 6 9 -4 5 4 3
W orship
Sunday School
Bible Study
W orship
• Sandy Rexall Drug
• Timberline Glass
• Sandy Auto Body
• E.W. Eldridge, Inc.
• Independent Bank of Sandy
• Sandy Funeral Home
• TJ's Fireside Dining
• Sandy Office Supply
• Jim's Big Apple
• Clackamas County Bank
• Sharon’s Sentry
• William’s Thriftway
• Taco Time
• Lorrie’s Sandy Floral
• Mt. Hood Dairy Queen
• The Inn Between
PASTOP FR A N K KOEPKE
668 623? -
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for
rent
Call
668-5548
St. MICHAEL S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Set * * • M e s 7:30 p.m
Sunday M e » 10 00 a.m
St
John* Catholic Church
Welche* Oregon
Corner Streust 8> Plaatant
Sandy Oregon
Father Carl Gimpi
668-4446
E
Continental Telephone
9 30 a.r
11 00 a n
Presenting the reformed faith
Sunday School..................10 a.m .
W o r s h ip ............................ 11 e.m .
W ed. service .................... 7 p.m.
Gospel of Christ
Community
Church
Sunday School
9:45 a.m
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m
Evangelist Service 6 :0 0 p.m
Bible Study
Wednesday...........7:00 p.m
13060 Bobby Bruce Lane
P a s to r H . Q . M c A d a m s
Sandy Church of
the Nazarene
C urrently m ee tin g at:
171 5 0 U niversity A v e ., Sandy
(Seventh Doy A dv en tis t
C hurch,
You Ara Welcome
Pastor
TERRY ZU LL
668 7714 - Home
6 6 8 6 1 4 4 - Church
Sunday School - 9 :4 5 a .m .
M orning W orship • 1 1:00 o jn
SANDY
ASSEM BLY
OF G O D
Chapel of the Hills
Bible Fellowship
S U N D A Y SER VIC ES
Sunday School
9 46 a.m
Morning Worship
10 45 a.m
Evangelistic Service 6 0 0 p m
F am ily N ight
Wednesday ...7 :0 0 p m.
D ale Edwards
PASTOR
Church
Phon*
6 6 8 5 58 9
ORIENT DRIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
(S outhern)
15150 S E ORIENT DRIVE
BORING. OREGON
(2 b miles from Sandy)
BIBLE STUDY - 9 45 AM
MORNING WORSHIP - 11:00 AM
CHURCH TRAINING - 1 0 0 P M
AFTERNOON WORSHIP - Z OO P M
(PASTOR) Tad Daen
CHURCH PHONE - 6664083
HOME PHONE - 6616761
Pastor R obert F. S chelfert
668 5712
Located E H w y 26
b e tw e e n Sandy & Brightw ood
Sun. Bible S c h o o l. . . 9 :4 5 a.m
Sun W orship Sorv . 1 1 :00 e.m
Sun. Evening Sorv . . 6 :0 0 p.m
W ed. Pastor V is ita tio n . 7 p.m
Thurs. Bible Study . . 7 :1 5 p.m
You ore w elco m e
In d e p e n d e n t
M o ri d e n o m in o t io n a l
Pastor Kent M cKinnon
A ssistant M ik e W hisner
Call 822-3654
Church of the
Good Shepherd
(Episcopal)
Sunday C ornm union
9 a.m .
M id w e e k Services
Tue» Thurs . 10 o.m
Little P ioneer church
on W est P ioneer BIvd
F a t h e r L in d s a y W a r r e n
2 8 4 7439
S an d y B a p tis t C h u rch
We invite you to jo in us fo r f r llo u s h ip
Sunday
Church 6684064
Pastor 6684795
9 45 Sunday Sc hunt
11 0 0 Monimq W 'xd vn
6 00 (w iling Wtxyiup
eraiaui*»
W ed n esd ay
7 Ml pm Prayer M«*tv»
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE
CHURCH
We emphasize Biblical teaching
supportive fellowship children's
learning center & regular home
meetings
MiLIlHi’lL
Equal Opportunity Employer
Hoodland Church
of Wemme
663-6213
SANDY
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Sabbath School
Morning Service
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A w a rm C hristian w e lc o m e
a w a its you a t . . .
(Kelso areal
6 p.m
Proctor and University
Tone
Church
Rev. A la n L. W y a tt, pastor
Me»» 6 p.m Sat.. 8 a.m. Sun
Sandy Assembly of God
Youth Dept.
8 :3 0 o n
9 :3 0 o.r
9 :4 8 a.e
1 1:00 a.e
A Cordial Welcome is
Extended to All
We wish to thank the following businesses for
their support of our Jog-a-thon:
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In center of Sandy on Proctor 668 4979
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"Thank you!” |
has found his own best
customer in his backyard
Higher ra il rates to other
regions, p a rtic u la rly the
N ortheast, have a ll but
driven Western lumber from
those m arkets,” he said.
^„m c to Chunft
Sunday ulMoi
Opening wonhip
—— ———
M o n d a y . F e b . 16
P re s id e n ts D ay — The
center w ill be open 9 a m to
3 p.m for preparation and
serving the noontime meal
Business office w ill be closed
a ll
day.
T u e s d a y , Feb. 17
7:30 a m. Men's Breakfast
9 a m to 12 noon Drop In
9 a m SSC Advisory Board
12 noon Loaves and Fishes
12:30 p.m Guest Speaker —
region, and th a t’s where the
hom ebuilding action has
been centered." said WWPA
Director of Economics Fred
Reseburg. “ In turn, it's
lo g ica l to see w hy the
Western lum ber producer
Sandy High School ( » u ff Rood)
Sunday morning'. (9 30 11 30)
Or lohn Moore (695 2924)
Or AJ Baylis (658 4728)