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Sandy firm fined $400 A Sandy firm has recently been assessed a civil penalty for violation of the Oregon Homebuilders Law by the Builders Board of the State Department of Commerce A $400 civil penalty was assessed a g ain st Sandy Floorcovering, Inc., for con tracting to install floorcover ing in a residence while not registered The Builders Board was e s ta b lis h e d in 1972 to register all persons who per form work on residences As of June 1, 15,363 builders were actively registered in Oregon. Non-registered builders are subject to civil penalties up to $1,000 for each offense Since its establishment, the Board has assessed approx im ately $300,000 in civil penalties T h u r» Fishes meal The topic of her d is c u s s io n w ill be “ Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know About San dy Community Schools, But Were Afraid to Ask ” Seniors are reminded that volunteers are needed to help out in the Sandy Senior Center booth during Sandy Mountain F estival Days, June 11-12 Volunteers are also needed to assist in food preparation and cleanup ac tivities prior to and following the event Please contact the center if you wish to help Activities for the week of June IN to June 25 Thursday, June IN 9am Exercise 9 a m to noon - Keep Well Clinic Noon • Loaves and Fishes meal Friday, June 19 10 a m • Departure M aryhill Museum Noon meal rogant disregard for the fu tu re of our N a tio n a l F o re s ts is a n a tio n a l disgrace.” Weaver said “ T he tim b e r in d u stry , after intensive lobbying, has succeeded in reversing the House Agriculture Comm it tee’s approval of my amend ment, offered and passed last week, to take $20 million from an expanded road budget to restore a $20 million cut in reforestation fund,’’ Rep Jim Weaver, D-Ore , said last week “ T h e ir effo rts to cut reforestation, in order to provide more federal sub sidies for roads, goes hand in hand with their desire to li quidate the last of the old growth trees on our National Forests as fast as possible Their actions are a national disgrace, and a threat to the future of our Northwest tim ber economy," he added “ M y amendment would have saved 32 million tree seedlings from destruction,” W eaver added, in remarks made after a heated debate before the House Agriculture Committee. "The tim ber industry’s ar- The Agriculture Comm it tee decision, reverses a deci sion made last week to adopt the W eaver Am endm ent which would have transfer red $20 million from the Forest Service Road budget to the Reforestation Budget W eaver pushed for the am endm ent in order to guarantee full reforestation of our federal forests. "W e presently have 32 billion board feet of sold, but uncut, tim ber This massive volume of available timber far exceeds the normal in ventory At a time when all budgets have been pared, it is ridiculous to extend the highly developed Forest Ser v ic e ro ad system in to m a r g in a lly p ro d u c tiv e u n d e v e lo p e d a r e a s ," Weaver added "The Republicans, who cry the loudest about getting the federal government out of the fr e e e n te r p r is e system, have orchestrated the passage of a massive government subsidy for the timber industry by providing By Barbara Waterhouse For The Post Wednesday, June 24 9 a m to 11 a m - Ceramics Noon - Loaves and Fishes meal 1 to 3 p m. Band practice Thursday, June 25 9am Exercise class 10 a m. • Humanities class Noon - Golden Age Club potluck more federally-funded roads in to th ese m a r g in a lly - productive areas," Weaver said “ The existing road budget was already inflated and out of proportion. " I am saddened, shocked and ashamed that any com mittee in the United States Congress could s a crifice these seedlings and the pro per reforestation of our N a tional Forests because a few greedy, short sighted tim ber c o m p a n ie s d id n ’ t g et everything they wanted in the Forest Service budget It is s im p ly a n a tio n a l disgrace,” Weaver said Weaver pointed that the Northwest would not only lose 32 million seedlings, but also countless jobs in the reforestation and tim b er management industries hour David owes his immor tality not to the fact that he raised a people to the zenith of their power, but to his songs of triumph and despair that have reached out to every man in every age David had the ability to adapt to totally different situations He had a superbly balanced personality — the depth of his emotions was m atched by exceptional mental powers. He was as capable of winning an in dividual to his side as he was It is not surprising to find that Charles Gulston, author of "David, Shepherd and K in g ," has also w ritten poetry, He has written the old story of David's tragedies and triumphs in a sensitive, imaginative style that sug gests poetry In the course of history, from Moses to Churchill, a man has risen to match the Tuesday. June 23 Noon - Loaves and Fishes meal 12 30 p m - Guest speaker Jan Reynolds, Community Schools coordinator 1 p m - Ceramics Weaver blasts timber industry An a m e n d m e n t w hich would have restored $20 m illio n to re fo re s ta tio n funds is dead Streambank protection work begins July 1 A contract for bank protec tion along the Sandy river near B rig h tw o o d w as recentlly awarded by the Portland District of the U S Army Corps of Engineers The right bank of the San dy River, about two miles west of Brightwood, w ill be stabilized under a contract let to Terra Construction. Shady Cove, for $205,980 on May 14 The contract calls for ex cavation of about 9.000 cubic yards of m aterial from the river's bank, reinforcement of the area with 4,090 cubic yards of fill m aterial and riprappping with 9.240 cubic yards of rock This will help prevent riverbank erosion and stop the Sandy River's meandering in the Sleepy Hollow area The Sandy River work will done from July 1 to Sept 1 to avoid disturbing the move ment or spawning of fish in the river Work is scheduled for com pletion by m id October 1981. of administering the affairs of state Up to the age of 50, he climbed steadily in triumph with God’s assistance First there were the shepherd years, then the fugitive years and finally, the kingly years They were divided in tw o ; b e fo re and a f t e r Bathsheba His last 20 years, after Bathsheba. wrung this cry from him, "M y life is spent with grief, and my years with sighing.” But God did Gresham Alarm — -— ---------------------------- -— -Inc. 3 9 3 7 3 P r o c to r , P .O . 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To make reservations, call 668 4972, 630^4728 or 622-4526 Babysitting services are available S C P s e ts th e a te r d a te s The Sandy Com m unity Players will present the Neil Simon comedy, “ The Odd Couple,” beginning the first week in July and running through the Sandy Mountain Festival. The p lay, d irected by L arry LaM arsh, w ill run Ju ly 3 ,1 0 ,1 1 ,1 7 and IS a tS p m July 4. the production will open at 7 30 p m so theater goers can watch the Sandy fireworks display after the show For ticket information and reservations, call 668-7737 or 695 2845, T r a ffic v o lu m e d o w n in s ta te T raffic volume on most of Oregon's highways showed an increase in vehicular traf fic in January 1961 com pared to a year ago, accor ding to a report from the Oregon State Highway D ivi sion. A summ ary of the perm a nent traffic recorder data for r u r a l and u rb a n s ta te highways showed in inci of 7.5 percent in vehicular traffic Sandy O repon Fath er Carl tu n pi 668 4446 SANDY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Proctor and Univ»r«ity INTRODUCTORY PAINT SALE Sabbath School Morning Service • Excellent hkle • Easy application • Easy clean up ameritonC Pastor SANDY ASSEMBLY OF GOD S U N O A Y SER VIC ES Sunday School 9 4S a m 10 4b i m Evangelist* Service 6 0 0 p m M o m m y Worship D o le Edwards PASTOR 8 :3 0 a m S u n d a y S c hool B ib le S tudy 9 :3 0 a m 9 :4 5 » m S u m m e r S c h e d u le O n ly A Cordisi Welcome it Extended to All PASTOP F R A N K KOEPKE A w o r m C h ris tia n w e lc o m e o w a it s y o u o t Hoodland Church of Wemme Presenting the reformed faith S u n d a y S c h o o l.................. 10 o. W o r s h i p ............................ 11 ». W o d . s e r v ic e .................................... 7 p m . R ev. A la n I Sunday School 9 Morning Worship 11 Evangelist Service 6 Bible Study Wednesday . . . 7 45 a m 00 a m 00 p m 00pm 13060 Bobby Hruca Lana Pastor H O McAdams 663-6213 Sandy Church of the Nazarene C u r r e n tly m o o tin g o t 1 7 1 5 0 U n iv e rs ity A v o Sondy (S e v e n th O oy A d v e n t is t C h u rc h ) S u n d a y S c h o o l - 9 :4 5 a m . M o r n in g W o r s h ip 1 1 . 00 a m P a s to r R o b e r t F. S c h a lt e n 668 5712 Chapel of the Hills Bible Fellowship t o ta le d f H w y 26 b e I w e e n S a n d y A B r ig h tw o o d Sun B ib le S c h o o l . . . 9 : 4 5 a m Sun W o r s h ip S o rv . 1 1 :0 0 a m Su n E v e n in g S o rv . . 6 : 0 0 p m W o d P a s to r V is ita t io n . 7 p m T h u rs . B ib le S tu d y . . 7 : 1S p .m Yo u o r » w » /r o m e In d e p e n d e n t N o n d o n o n 'in o iip n o l P a s to r K e n t M c K in n o n A s s is ta n t M ik e W h itn o r Phone 668 5589 Call «22-3884 (S o uth ern) BORING. OREGON (2H miles from Sandy) B fIL f STUDY - 9:45 AM M 0 R M M WORSHIP - I I IM A M CHURCH 1RAIMIMC - 1 OR P M •FTIRMOOW WORSHIP - 7 00 P M (PASTOR) Ted Oavts CHURCH PHOMf - 661 W l ) H0M ( PHOMf - 6616261 Beautiful flat finish Excellent color retention W y a t t p a s to r Gospel of Christ Community Church Church of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal) 15150 SE ORIENT DRIVE NOW Church Church ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH S T A IN vtnqt-bond* TERRY 2U L L 6 66 7714 - H o m e 668 6 14 4 - Church F am ily Night Wednesday . . . 7 : 0 0 p m PA 5 7 0 LATEX S O L ID C O L O R A 9 30 e m 11 00 a m Y o u Ara W elcom e Nobody has the colorsl Ameritóme has Y400 VINYL-BOND- INTERIOR WASHABLE FLAT FINISH W o r s h ip (Kelso areal 6p m 1 8 0 9 0 SE lo n g o n s o n d In te r io r P a in t IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Set eve Maes 7 :30 p m M m e 6 p m Set.. 8 a m . Sun Aglow sets next meeting Gulston. who was a jour nalist in South Africa for 25 y e ars, has also w ritte n "Jerusalem The Tragedy and the T riu m p h ,” “ No G re a te r H e rita g e ,’ ’ and “ E te rn ity is for E v e ry Man ” 668 6232 - Sunday M eet 10 00 e m d isp la y s la te d Fast drying low odot Flat latex finish Soap & water clean-up Can be brushed, sprayed or rolled The book in c lu d e s photographs, diagram s, a chronology of David's life and an index Sawder Kheoi Church of Christ BURGLAR FIRE S E C U R IT Y A L A R M S not reject him and David ac cepted divine chastening with humble resignation COMMUNITY F R E S IIT E R IIR CNURCN St P A IS O I N T E R I O R F L A T W A L L F IN IS H 5 lióme to Church Sen l ib it dvdy. Sen commwnten Sea avt taunts Wvd Bible tiwdr B r id a l g o w n A B r id a l Show w ill h ig h lig h t th is m o n th ’ s meeting of Joy Fellowship Bridal gowns dating from 1914 to 1970 w ill be featured as well as a gown hand-sewn by a group member Speaker for the June 22 meeting will be Darlene Ow ings, a form er Sandy resi dent, who will furnish the music for the program She and her husband are involv ed in ministry at the Oregon C ity A s s e m b ly of God Church All women are invited to attend the Monday show at the Sandy Assembly of God Church. The program will begin at 7 p m and babysit ting is provided 1, S A N D Y ( O r » I PO ST Story of David has poetic overtones Loaves and Fishes Monday, June 22 9:30 a m. • Exercise class and therapy pool Noon Picnic in Meinig Park 1 p m - Cards for 1981 ( $ • < Book review Senior Center News The bi-monthly Keep Well Clinic will be held at the center today from 9 a m to noon Appointments for this health screening program can be made by contacting the center at 668 5569 An e x c u rs io n to the M a r y h ill M u seu m and Stonehenge replica has been planned for Friday, June 19 A picnic will be held on the grounds of the estate Depar ture has been scheduled for 10 a m. from the center and the bus will return at approx imately 5 p m, A Loaves and Fishes pic nic in Meinig Park, followed by outdoor activities, is on the agenda for Monday, June 22, from noon to 2 p m . Seniors will be invited to test out the newly constructed horseshoe pits in Meinig Park. Jan Reynolds will be the featured speaker following T u e s d a y 's L o a ve s and J u n » 18 Sunday C om m union 9 am M id w e e k S e rv ic e s T u e s T h u rs . 10 a m l i t t l e P io n e e r c h u rc h o n W e s t P io n e e r B lv d Father Lindsay Warren 284 7439 Sandy Baptist Church W r In v ite you to Join us f o r fe llo w s h ip Rent the Dynamic Duo! A Lancia Pressure Washer & Airlessco Paint AIRLESSCO Sprayer PAINT SPRAYER Sunday Church 6 6 8 4 0 6 4 Pastor 6684 79 5 9 4 5 Sunday S, tv ■ 4 II (Ml M ivnnq W'Oxhin bOO I vrtiviq W ieshgi W ednesday 7 .X) pm Prayer Mixfinu R E N T A -L A N D A R EN T-A N PRESSURE WASHER/ PAINT STRIPPER FELLOWSHIP BIBLE Powerwash your house m 4-5 hours Paint your house in 6-0 hours CHURCH We emphasize Biblical teaching, supportive fellowship, children s learning center I regular home meetings, ”T 1UÎ1MAL Sandy H<h School (M v tt Rood) • F o r use o n w o o d o r m a s o n ry 31970 Proctor • Low sheen finish • S o a p a n d w a te r c le a n • Excellent hide tot from Sonda» mornings (9 30 11 30) PASTORI Or lohn Moore (695 2924) Or Al Baylis (658 4728)
