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
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3%40 SE Pioneer Blvd
Sandy OR 97055
668 6116
St. MICHAEL'S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Johns C a tho lic C hurch
Welche» O regon
The Hoodland Women’s
Aglow Fellowship will hold a
luncheon meeting this Tues
day, June 23, at the Red Lion
Inn at Bowman’s.
It w ill begin at 11:30 a m
Guest speaker w ill be Zola
Harris, a m ember of the nor
thwest area board and Even
ing Aglow of Portland.
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
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Excellent color retention
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Gospel of Christ
Community
Church
Church of the
Good Shepherd
(Episcopal)
15150 SE ORIENT DRIVE
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6 66 7714 - H o m e
668 6 14 4 - Church
F am ily Night
Wednesday . . . 7 : 0 0 p m
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9 30 e m
11 00 a m
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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
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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
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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
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We emphasize Biblical teaching,
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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
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Sonda» mornings (9 30 11 30)
PASTORI
Or lohn Moore (695 2924)
Or Al Baylis (658 4728)