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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1981)
Thur» 7----- -------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- ----- Monday, Feb. 23 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 9 30 a . m Exercise Class 10:30 a m. Therapy Pool 12 noon Loaves and Fishes l p m Cards Next Thursday, Feb 26, Sandy seniors will have the opportunity to partake in some home cooking at its finest and enjoy some good old fa s h io n e d c o u n try socializing at the Golden Age Club potluck. Following the meal, a musical group from Sandy Union High School will entertain. Tuesday, Feb. 24 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p.m. Birthday Party with Sandy Center Silver Tones 12:30 p.m Bowling l p m . Ceramics Activities for the Week of Feb. 19 to Feb. 26 Thursday. Feb. 19 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 9 a .m . Exercise Class 9 a m Keep Well Clinic 10 a m Humanities Class 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p.m Guest Speaker, Self-Defense for Seniors Wednesday, Feb. 25 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9 a m . to 12 noon Income Tax Assistance 10 a m. Basic H air Cutting Class 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12 noon to 3 p.m. Fuel Assistance Friday, Feb. 20 9 a m to 12 noon Drop In 9:30 a m Arts and Crafts 12 noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p .m . O reg o n C ity M ilw a u k ie Shopping Trip 2 to 4 p.m Band Practice Thursday, Feb. 26 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 9 a m. Exercise Class 10 a m. Humanities Class 12 noon Golden Age Club Potluck Bull Run School revises free lunch requirements Bull Hun School this week announced its revised policy for free and reduced-price meals and free milk for children unable to pay the full price Under the new policy, a fam ily whose income is under 15,700 with one child in school is entitled to free m e a ls and fr e e m ilk . Eligibility for each addi tional child is determined by an average income hike of 11,530 To be eligible for reduced- price meals, the one-child fam ily’s income must be under $8,350 Eligibility for each additional child in this portion of the program is determined by an average income hike of $2,380 Children from fam ilies whose income is at or below these levels are eligible for free meals, reduced-price meals andor free m ilk. In ad dition, families who do not meet these criteria but have other unusual expenses, such as unusually high medical expenses, shelter costs in excess of 30 percei.I of income, special education expenses due to the mental or physical condition of a child, and disaster or casual ty losses, are urged to apply. Application forms are be ing sent to all homes in a let ter to parents. Additional copies are available at the school office. The inform a tion provided on the applica tion is confidential and will be used only for the purpose of determining eligibility. Applications may be submit ted at any time during the year. Foster children are eligi ble for these benefits in cer tain cases If families have foster children living with them and wish to apply for the plan, they should contact the school. Under the provisions of the policy, Robert Fones, prin cipal, w ill review applica tions and determine eligibili ty. If a parent is dissatisfied with his ruling, he or she may wish to discuss the deci sion with Fones on an infor m al basis. If the parent wishes to make a formal ap peal, he or she may make a request to the hearing of ficial, Jack E. Layton Sr., 43754 S.E. Phelps Road,San dy, 668-5941, for a hearing to appeal the decision. A copy of the complete policy is at the principal’s of fice and may be reviewed at any time. SUHS scores compare well In testing given Sandy Union School juniors earlier this year, the students com pared favorably to national and tri-county area scores. SUHS administered the California Achievement Test to members of its junior class in D ecem b er and January. The examination measures student aptitude in reading vo ca b u lary and SUHS board seat awaiting March ballot tages shows that 5 percent (tw o item s) w ere below average, 23 percent (nine items) were average, 26 per cent (10 items) were high, and 46 percent (18 items) were very high. Test results w ill be used to evaluate curriculum and ad vise students on future pro grams, according to Dennis Crow, assistant principal. com prehension, spelling, language expression, gram mar and usage, and math concepts and skills. Compared to national and tri-county mean scores, San dy High scored average and above average on 37 of the 39 item groups in the test bat tery. The breakdown of percen 1) SA N D Y (O ru .) POST— 3 Sandy Girl Scouts to host hundreds Saturday, Feb. 21 Sandy area G irl Scouts will host Alpine Thinking Day at the Sandy Union High School from 10 a m to 3 p.m. More than 200 area girls and 42 leaders will participate. The 75th annual District 2 C o n ven tion of R e b e ka h Lodges will be held at Sandy I.O .O.F. Hall from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22 Part three of a film series fe a tu rin g fa m ily e x p e rt James Dobson will be shown at the Sandy Church of Christ, 39640 Pioneer Blvd., at 6.30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 23 John Stewart w ill discuss the culture, religion and beliefs of Nepal at Cedar Ridge School, Room 1. The discussion at 7 p.m. will be accompanied by a slide presentation. This program is presented through the San dy Community School City Manager Roger Jor dan will present his proposed 1981-82 budget to the Sandy Budget Committee at 7:30 meet at 9 a m in the Sandy Community Action Center, and at 6:45 p.m. in the com munity room at the Indepen dent Bank of Sandy. p m in Council Chambers at Sandy City Hall. Tuesday, Feb. 24 Orin Wright of Gresham Alarm will he the guest speaker at the noon luncheon m e e tin g of th e S an d y Chamber of Commerce at T J ’s Fireside Dining An in tr o d u c tio n to p re p a r e d c h ild b ir t h , presented by Leslie Cornish, ■Will be given at Cedar Ridge School, Room 2, at 7 p.m. She w ill discuss preparation for p re g n a n c y , la b o r and delivery Emphasis will be on birth options in the Portland area. Film s of two births will be shown This is a Community School class “ Analyzing Three of the W orld’s Great Problem s” w ill be discussed by Dan Hannon at 7 p m. in Cedar Ridge School, Room 1. Han non has researched and w rit ten on hunger, population and energy and has dealth w ith these problem s in depth Basic haircutting will be taught at the Sandy Com munity Center by Mrs Sex ton today only at 10 a m. Robert Seidel of Magic Mountain Botanicals w ill discuss aromatherapy at the Sandy Community School t r a ile r a t 7 p .m . This fascinating subject includes the history of essential herbs, how they are made and how fragrance was used by the ancients for healing. Thursday, Feb. 26 The Sandy Optimist Club meets at noon at T J ’s Fireside Dining. The Sandy Golden Age Club w ill hold its semi monthly potluck at the San dy Senior Center at noon. Bike maintenance w ill be offered at the Community School tra ile r at 7 p.m. The month-long class will include how to check and maintain Wednesday, Feb. 25 The Sandy TOPS Club w ill tire pressure, adjust gears, how to fix a flat and how to ‘‘true ” a wheel. The leader is Tim Skelton CASHING CHECKS IS HASSLE County eyes tax relief daims C la c k a m a s C o u n ty Assessor George Malin is now accepting claims for property tax relief on owner- occupied homes Sandy area homeowners who have purchased new homes since June 30,1980, or who have not filed for tax relief on their present home, should contact the assessor about filing for tax relief. Claims will be accepted until April 1. Under Oregon’s Property Tax Relief Plan, the state pays part of the property taxes on owner-oceupied homes. The state payment Is shown as a credit on the owner’s November tax state ment, reducing the amount the owner pays. Homeowners who received property tax relief last fall on their present residences should not file again. Their tax relief will be continued automatically. Homeowners who have changed the use of their pro perty — such as converting it to rental units — must notify the assessor of the change. Homeowners who do not notify the assessor of a change in use must pay back any state payment plus a 20 percent penalty. M o b ile h o m es, con dominiums and single units of multiple-unit residential housing qualify for property tax relief, along with conven- tional homes. The taxpayer must own and live in the dwelling. The Insurance Professionals • • • • • • • • • • INTER-WEST UNITED PACIFIC USF & G UNIGARD ROYAL DAIRYLAND VIKING BONNEVILLE PROGRESSIVE MUTUAL OF ENUMCLAW W ITH YOUR CHECK GUARAH ROGER M . ATKINS J PIA Sandy Insurance Agency 39041 Proctor Blvd., Sandy, OR 668-5527 "Independent & Home-owned” , AT THE R e t a il f o r th e fa m ily 19 Also new Baby Gifts An at-large position on Sandy Union High School's board of directors will be fill ed in the March 31 election. The position is currently fill ed by Paul Tucker of the Bull Run district. Tucker filed last week with the county elections board, indicating his intentions to run again for the position He has held the position for four years “ I ’ve only missed two meetings in my entire term, which I think is an indication of my faithfulness.” he said Other residents of the district who are interested in running for the position have until Feb 24 to filp with the elections office. TINA’S Brass Ring New 4 nearly new I 38965 Proctor, Sandy Across from Rexall Drug , GOLF COURSE RESTAURANT & LOUNGE STARTING THIS THURSDAY, FEB 19 For Your Dining Pleasure... Your choice of Top Sirloin Steak, New York Strip Steak and Seafood at its best! FEATURING...----------------------- Available nightly1 Everybody's favorite and our specialty* Bring the family and enioy Cottrell board positions up March 31 The Cottrell School has four board positions with varying term lengths for voter consideration at the Tuesday. March 31. election Position 5, now held by Wayne Belcher, is a four- year term that expires June 31, 1985. Positions 1 and 2. held by M ike Cholbi and Judy Lenchitsky respective ly. are three-year terms, ex piring June 30, 1984 Position 3, held by board-appointed Larry Werth, expires June 30. 1983 All interested persons who have resided in the Cottrell School District for one year are invited to visit the East School office to obtain an ap plication for filing for a board position The final date for filing at the C la c k a m a s C o u n ty C lerks office is Tuesday. Feb 24. 1961 (Suc Keeping posted Senior Center News The Sandy Senior Center w ill host a short workshop on self-defense for seniors to day following the noon meal at the center Alice Gustaf son, a representative from Mount Hood Community Col lege, w ill be the gu?st speaker. A van-load of shoppers will leave the center tomorrow, Feb 20, at 12:30 p.m with plans of spending the afte r noon exploring the Oregon City Shopping Center, the new Sunnyside Meier and Frank store and the Holly Farm Shopping Center The group will return to the center at approximately 5 p.m. This month’s birthday p ar ty f e s t iv it ie s w ill be augmented by a guest ap pearance by the center’s own Sandy Center Silver Tones. The fun begins at noon this Tuesday, Feb. 24, with a Loaves and Fishes meal and a lovely birthday cake baked and decorated by Odessa lxmike Fufe. Plus Doily Specials! — TVES.— N o C lo w n in g A ro u n d . . . w h e n a u to -tru c k , tra c to r p a rts a re n e e d e d . C o m p le te m a ch in e shop se rvice . Store Hours: 7:30 to 6:00 Mon. thru Sat. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY NAPA AUTO PARTS FANCHER CHICKEN N DUMPLINGS $475 -W E D - BUDDY NITE!’ 2ND FER HALF! — THDRS.— PRIME RIB! 8 0Z 120z $650 $875 A n d In tro d u c in g the... JIMMY VEE SHOW! 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