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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1981)
Thur» School menus Sandy Welches Cottrell Munday. March 2 Chuck Wagon Stew Cheese Stick Mixed Fruit Whole Wheat Roll — Butter Milk Munday. March 2 Creamed Tuna on Noodles Buttered Carrots Lettuce with Dressing Fruit Cup Milk Tuesday, March 3 Chicken and Noodles Mixed Vegetables Fruit Bread and Butter Milk Tuesday, March 3 Beef Taco Lettuce & Cheese Seasoned Green Beans Frosted Graham Ruby Jello Milk Tuesday. March 3 Barbecued Pork Sandwich Buttered Peas Carrot Sticks Applesauce Milk Wednesday. March 4 Pork Noodle Casserole Buttered Mixed Vegetables Cinnamon Toast Orange Wedge Milk Wednesday. March I Fish Portion Tator Logs Catsup Cole Slaw Jello Jewels with Whipped Cream Milk Thursday. March 5 Chicken Fried Steak Potato Rounds Cabbage & Apple Salad Hot Whole Wheat Roll Milk Thursday, March 5 Burrito with Sauce Carrot Coins Tater Tots Peaches Milk Friday. March 6 Fish Sticks Tartar Sauce Seasoned Green Beans Apple Coffee Cake Bread and Butter Milk Thursday. March 5 Spaghetti Buttered French Bread Turnip Wheels Buttered Green Beans Apricots Milk Friday, March « Macaroni and Cheese Peanut Butter & Celery Buttered Peas Egg Salad Sandwich Pears Milk School band financing spring tour 1) SANDY (Ore ) POST— Y C C a p p lic a t io n s r e a d y Munday, March 2 Macaroni and Cheese Cottage Cheese and Pears Tossed Green Salad Hot Biscuit Milk Wednesday, March 4 Poor Boy Sandwich Potato Chips Celery Sticks Sliced Peaches Milk Feb 26 1981 (Set Friday, March 5 Egg a muffin Celery with Peanut Butter Buttered Broccoli Pudding Milk Applications w ill be ac cepted now through March 15 for nearly 1.000 jobs with the Youth Conservation Corps i YCC) in Oregon this summer The youth work program is operated by Oregon State Parks, several bureaus of the Department of the In terior and the US Forest Service The YCC provides jobs during the summer for persons at least 15 and not yet 19 years old The YCC is open to all youth, but applicants should have an interest in the natural environment Selec tions for jobs w ill be by statewide random drawings by computer Former YCC participants are not eligible for a second year, but may apply for youth leader positions. Form er p articip a nts in terested in a youth leader position should apply to their former camps Participants in the YCC are in tro d u c e d to e n vironm ental issues, con tribute to their solutions and work with the managment and development of public lands In past years, YCC has completed projects involv ing stream improvement, tree thinning, range fencing, trail construction, fish and w ildlife habitat improve ment, and construction of recreation facilities Young men and women work side by side beginning on or about the last week of June for periods ranging from four to eight weeks Enrollee pay is based on the federal minimum wage, with deductions made for board and room at residential camps Towing' servie Persons interested in the program may obtain more information and applications at high schools, sta te employment offices, youth and social organizations and Forest Service and Interior Bureau offices Discount repairs and fender work We guarantee I k tor» parts and eipert MTVIC4 Quality auto painting Retail Clothing fo r the fa m ily FREE Also new Baby G ifts TIMA’S Brass Ring insurance estimates 41S51 S.E. Hwy 26, Sandy N e w J n e a rly n e w l DUMI 38965 Proctor, Sandy Across fro m R e xa ll D rug a The Insurance Professionals • INTER WEST In a Feb 12 story on the Sandy Union High School District board meeting, The Post failed to clarify that a proposed band trip was fund ed by students rather than the board. High school band director Steve Christensen asked the board at its Feb. 9 meeting for permission to take 55 students in a chartered bus on a concert tour of six cities in California and Oregon. At the m e e tin g , Christensen outlined the details of the trip, including the projected cost of $6.160. Because The Post story didn't mention the money was raised through various student fu n d ra isin g ac tivities, some readers con cluded that the board was paying for the trip The Post regrets the in convenience its omission caused to the school district and constituents • UNITED PACIFIC • USF & G • UNIGARD • ROYAL • DAIRYLAND • VIKING • BONNEVILLE • PROGRESSIVE • MUTUAL OF ENUMCLAW Sandy Insurance Agency 39041 Proctor Blvd., Sandy, OR 668 5527 "Independent & Home-owned" official s r a m r CONSOLIDATED KKFUKT OF CO NDITIO N TO THE SITF.SINTK ND KN T OF HANKS STATE OE OKKOON (lerludlng Dome.ltc «ubsldtarlri» < Dollar 4m«aU la ThaaaaaM ar Lrr.Ai. Tm.f or fiTAT» HANK MO rank 177________ The I n d e p e n d e n t Bank o f S a n d y CITY STATI TCOUNTY Sandy j rcnrMAi u lu liv i iurran-r wo C la c k a m a s From th e b ack w o o d s to th e back yard . . . H o m elite is T h e C hain S a w King fir com ‘ riiiet <>r bDMMta* t>*Tf 9 7 056 p e c e m b c r 1 1 ,1 9 8 0 O re g o n A M E T E 1 Cash arwi due from depository institutions 2 U S Treasury securities 3 Obligations of other U S Government agro« ies and corporations 4 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 5 Other bonds, notes, and debentures " Federal Reserve s U m .1 i and corporate slock 7 Trading account securities H in the United States , No, Federal funds sold and securities purchased u rider agreements to rs txvans Total (vxcludmg unearned income) b l-ess allowance for possible loan losses C Loans. Net !e*ase financing receivables • a 10 (- i 7Î 11 Hank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 11 Il Heal estate owned other than bank premises Investments in urwonaolidated subsidiaries and associated companies 14 15 Customers liability to this hank on acceptances outstanding o th e r assets 16 T O T A L ASSETS u u m of items I thru IS) 11 a m i m m 17 Demand deposits of individuals partnerships IS It Tim e and savings deposits of individuals Dapoatto of United States Government Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions Deposits of commercial banks C ertified and officers checks Total Deposits «sum of items 17 thru 21) Total demand deposits Total time and savings deposits S J725L M a il, 0S j B 7 | L X ~ ' M* ’ Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase a Interest bearing demand notes mote balances) issued Io the U b Other liabilities for borrowed money Mortgage indebtedness and liab ility for capitalised leases . N unc Na tie S Treasury Hanks liab ility on acceptances executed and outstanding o th e r liabilities T O T A L L IA R IL IT IF S (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) «sum of items 24 thru 26) 21 Subordinated notes and debentures K jt ir v ( u r iT A I 12 12 Preferred stock Common stock 14 Surplus 25 16 27 Undivided profits Reserve ter contingencies and other capital reserves T O T A L E Q U IT Y C A P IT A L <sum « / items M thru M ) No shares outstanding No shares authorised [ N v ftfc 1 iAOCfl No shares outstanding M T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S A ND E Q U IT Y C A P IT A L (sum of .terns M EM O R A N D A at I ) r---K --- - fiO O J . N u tie (par valu») 2 Standby letters of credit Cash end duv from depository institutions , cor responds to item I a ba vs) 39085 Pioneer I H W t . 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Amounts outstanding as of report date • • . 3 3 cu inches • 20 in Bar Vibration isolator • High RPM Boat loop • Brush guard Safety tip • Automatic oiler >1 and I I I • (!» Amount of standby letters of credit in Memo Hem l a d ) conveyed la others through participations b Tim a certificates of deposit in denominations of • inn 000 or more e Other tim e deposits in amounts o f lio o o o o or more Average for 20 calendar days (or calendar month) ending w ith report date W M A TvM • • • • 35M .» 1 MAM n r i ( swings* UAJ” 26 2» a Featuring the New “330” A Homelite! States 26 a a C o m e in for a fre e H om elite' d em o n stratio n J 10 H U Z ■» n e ] it Itfij 11 ne h 25 27 i and <orporations 21 22 21 24 • « !) .k r"-; : r> J. i I »• L - J lm » partnerships, and corporations 20 • (I) 1 Just 1 mile East of Sandy on Hwy 26 1
