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Students honored at Sandy High assembly tU iiK U . Senior Center News ANDY SENTR Awards for academic and Betschart, Ron Fehringer, athletic achievements were Shannon Spradlmg and Jo announced last week at the Ellyn Murillo Class of 1983 annual Sandy Union High include Alex Brewster, Vicki School awards assembly Lindrooth and Lisa Read They include Certificate of Attendance: Oregon Scholars, a gover Andre Klein, .Sw iss Foreign nor s award for the top 5 per Exchange Student cent academically in the Scholarship award win state Julie ('uzner, Anna ners were also announced at George. Wendy Rader, Tami the awards assembly They Shafer. Mark Watkins. Da include: mian Bollerm an. Stuart International Brotherhood Bilyeu and Ben Craig of Electrical Workers Da National Merit Finalists mian Bollerman Damian Bollerman and Jim Gresham Men Elks Club Beatty National Merit Commen Scholarship Paula Woster G resham Men and dations Todd Nelson. Nancy W om en's E lk s Clubs Met oy and Amy Craig Scholarship: Anna (>eorge Athletes of the Month Donna Nelson, September; Konrad Noble Scholar ship Jo Stedronsky. Cherie Elliott, October; Col ene McDonald, November. Clackamas County Bank Scholarship: Wendy Rader t hris Jones, December; Sandy Business and Profe- Larry Topliff. January; Dan Martin and Chris Jones, sional Women Scholarship Nina Stankewitsch February; Steve Contreras. March, and Scott Skipper, Student Body Scholarship: April Renee Hess and Jo Stedron Scholars of the Month Jo sky. Alternate is Kelly Laf ferty. S tedronsky, Septem ber. F u tu re F a rm e rs of Pam Cansler. O ctober; America Scholarship Wen Paula Woster, November, dy Rader and Joe Grassl Kelly Spradlmg, December; K iw a n is S c h o la rs h ip Tann Shafer. January. San Renee Hess dra Bonner, February; Kvla National Honor Society Smay, M arch; and Ben Craig. April Scholarship Stuart Bilyeu and Mark Watkins Science Award: Stuart Bilyeu Sandy Alumni Association Scholarship: Cathy Ken Most O u sta n d in g Chemistry Student Susan nedy, Glenn Ize r and Clift Douglas Vedder Pop Rannow Scholarship Most Oustanding Drama Ben Craig. Student Colleen Bergeson. French Class Scholarship Most Outstanding Senior Marjan Nazeeri and Christy Art Student Kelly Lafferty Jarvis. and Carrie Brewster Tom SUHS Board of Directors Most Outstanding Home K e lly L a ffe r ty , C a rrie Ec Student: Doug Vedder Marine Corps Semper Brewster and Mark Watkins Fidelis Music Award: Dale John Strauss Scholarship Goracke Marjan Nazeeri, Yasmeen 4.0 Awards Class of 1984 Nazeeri, Jot* Grassl, Rob Ed = 1 include Trov Wolfe. Joe wards and Leo Krick The S a fa ri C lub in Estacada w ill be the site of the Sandy Senior Center’s Senior Dine Out this evening. May 21. Persons who wish to take part in this monthly get- together are asked to contact the center for reservations, 868 5569 Transportation w ill be provided for the 6 p m departure The return will be approximately 9 p m Reservations are s till available for persons who wish to travel to Vancouver, Wash, to see "The Coming of Age," a special exhibit of in spiring art works by seniors liv in g in C lark County. Wash Those who plan to attend the event, sponsored by Clark Community College, the Marshall Center and the city of Vancouver, are asked to meet at the Sandy center this Tuesday, May 26. at 10 30 a m. Arrangements w ill be made for lunch in Vancouver Leuthold named to state board The State Board of Educa tion has named three Orego nians, including a Sandy principal, to the State Tex tbook Commission The board appointed Ran di Leuthold. principal of Cedar Ridge School in San dy. and Clyde Swisher, language arts teacher at Nyssa High School, and reappointed John Cermak, Rainier school superinten dent The commission met last week in Rainier same hazards of faulty in sulation installation D is tric t residents un doubtedly have insulation in their attics, he said If you are planning to insulate in the future these are some tips. Do not cover recessed fix tures or fans If you have in sulation that now covers these units, remove it At least three inches of air space should be allowed around each fixture, metal chimney or fireplace. Before installing insula tion. walk through the house, checking for recessed fix tures, lights, heat lamps, vent fans or other sources of heat in the ceiling which would be near the insulation in the attic. Check for the location of m e ta l ch im n e ys or fireplaces To locate the fix tures in the attic, it may be helpful to turn them on. ac cording to Gallagher To pro led these units from becom mg fire hazards, install a jMTmanent sleeve of fine wire or sheet metal to main tain at least three inches Activities for the Week of May 21 to May 28 Thursday, Mav 21 »a m to 12 noon Drop In 9a m Exercise Class 10 a m. Humanities 12 noon lx>aves and Fishes Meal 6 pm Senior D ine Dut Safari Club Friday, May 22 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal 1 to 3 p m Band Practice 1 to 4 p m High School District Track Meet Monday, May 25 Memorial Day. Center Clos ed Tuesday. May 26 10 30 a m Departure for Cultural Festival in Van couver, Wash 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal 1 p m Ceramics Wednesday. M ay 27 9 a m. to 12 noon Drop In 12 noon Loaves and Fishes Meal 12:30 pm . May Birthday Party 1 p m F ilm : "A Day on the Mountain" Thursday, May 28 9a m Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities 12 noon Golden Age Club Potluck t p m, Greek Travelogue and Slide Presentation Mother, son team for exhibit A pair of Sandy residents are c u rre n tly exhibiting their work at the Dayspnng Gallery at the Camera Con nection, 39570 Pioneer Blvd. Elsie Dries and her son, Dennis Dries, are exhibiting some pen and ink drawings and portrait photography for the next few weeks. Mrs. Dries, who has been interested in pen and ink drawing for a number of years and has captured some awards for her efforts, draws inspiration from a va riety of subject. The works on display illustrate several buildings Dennis Dries became in te re s te d in p o r tr a it photography as a teenager and has recently begun to take the hobby seriously. The gallery is open daily during business hours. Staff photo - t f - • s s ......... s ■ ■■ s ? « - I <111 im m u re . clearance between units and insulation It should also be high enough so the top clears the insulation by six inches, t lean out areas around units, removing old insula tion and dirt The site is then ready for application of insulation The district issued a word of caution When working in the a ttic , be extrem ely careful not to come in con tact with the bare electrical wiring In many incidents involv ing insulation, the material was a brand having both the Underwriters Laboratories and In te rn a tio n a l Con ference of Building Officials approval which are based on the tunnel test This test is designed to test the rate of surface flame Coupon Savings! 1 ■ Wednesday night | 5 9 p m ■ Negulai *5 95 adult '5 40 senior ■ citizen A 65' per | year lor kids | 1 1 0 years ot age Insulation thrifty, but care urged Rising energy prices have made many people con scious of the importance of a well-insulated home. With the rise of the popularity of weatherizing to cut energy costs, some pro blems do occur, however, ac cording to the Sandy Fire District and those problems can be quite costly The largest single family home fire in the history of the district, a $300,000 loss, occurred because a recessed light fixture had been con- vered with insulation at some point in the house’s h istory The insu latio n, coupled with leaving the light on for seven hours, led to the loss. According to Fire Marshal Jim Gallagher, there are steps to take to insure that your home is safe from the Seniors celebrating May birthdays are invited to be special guests of honor at the center's monthly birthday party this Wednesday, May 27. Following the cake cut ting, a film, "A Day on the Mountain, will be shown at approximately 1 p m. Appointments are s till a v a ila b le fo r persons wishing to schedule a com plimentary 30-minute con sulfation with a local at to rn e y June 4. For assistance, contact the center. I spread Most incidents, however, result from a smouldering fire. They ig- nite from a low-temperature heat source and spread by smouldering inside the in sulation, away from this heat source until they con tact combustible materials. The surface flame test does not adequately evaluate the potential fire hazard, ac cording to the fire marshal I I I I (Valid 5/27/81 only) | 10S,< (COUPON)— — Come experience the w ild life * All you can eat! 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Joel 3:9, 10 The 20th Century has been the bloodiest and most revolutionary in history And wor preparations become m ore frenzied daily Do we see THAT TODAY IS OUR WORLD’ IT is a SIGN OF THE LAST DAYS 3. DISARMAMENT TALKS. Isa. 2:2-4 The strong peace movements of TODAY and the areot U R G FN rv «1 b .t d ^ ? arlU' nUC'eOr W* OPOn’ ° ’ W° f ” ° C,r’° ,n of th„ prophecy »Tr’ thS 4. A W AKENING OF THE HEATHEN COUNTRIES. Joel 3 : 9 , 2 The Bible predicted fbot the SLEEPING heathen countries would h___ LAST DAYS The sudden awoken,ng of the many notion*of*A FR fC A Cond*ASUk evidence thot w e hove reoched the LAST DAYS of EARTH H lS in e v ThAS A ,u r,h * ' CHRIST S 2nd C O M IN G . » ar tk HISTORY This is a sign of 5. INCREASE OF KNOWLEDGE. D aniel 12:4 The space age mokes this one all too obvious todav fv «n ih . ™,z,.i . l . admit that this SIGN Is fulfilled 1» „ ,o ,d ?hot 8 0 ° « 7 7 ? » ’ d*<od* ond . , mind must *• Has the BIBLE clearly described our world today? 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