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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
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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
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Quality auto
painting
Retail Clothing
fo r the fa m ily
FREE
Also new Baby
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TIMA’S
Brass Ring
insurance estimates
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Hwy 26, Sandy
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• 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
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