SANDY (Oro ) POST Thur»
Sept
17 1981 (Se
N N A honors Post cartoonist
A Sandy High junior has
earned the Sandy Post a na
tional award for one of the
best original cartoons in an
A m e ric a n
w eekly
newspaper
Roman Scott, 16, part time
Post cartoonist the past two
years, captured third place
honors
in
N a tio n a l
Newspaper Association's
Better Newspaper Contest
Competition in the original
cartoon category includes
A m e ric a n
w eekly
newspapers of all sizes
Some entries were from
community newspapers with
more than 10,000 circula
tion many times larger
than The Post
The Post ’s cartoonist is the
son of Walt and Jackie Scott
of Sandy He said he gets
m any ideas fo r loca l
editorial cartoons from his
mother, who serves as cor
respondent for The Orego
man
His w in n in g ca rto on
depicted Ronald Reagan
during his campaign as an
e ld e rly p o litic ia n w ith
missiles flying out of a pom
padour hairdo
This marks ihe second
consecutive year The Post
has won a national award in
the NNA Better Newspaper
Contest, one of the most
prestigious and popular na
tional competititions
Cartoonist Scott has con
tributed to new Portland
Reunions set this weekend
Thursday, Sept. 17
The
Sandy
P a re n t-
Teachers Club room parent
meeting will be held at 3:15
p m in the library of the
Sandy Grade Schoool.
The Sandy Elementary
School District board meets
at 7:30 p m in the library at
Cedar Ridge School
Saturday, Sept. 19
The Sandy C o u n try
M a rk e t k ic k s o ff its
Christmas in September
Sale at Nelson Memorial
Pioneer Park, corner of
362nd Drive and Highway 26,
during the usual market
hours of 10 a m to 4 30 p m
ROMAS SCOTT
comic book “ Monday Fun
nies" and attended a sum
mer cartoonist workshop
with nationally known car
toomst Bill Plympton
As contributor to "Mon
day Funnies.'' he appeared
in a "Faces & Places" t< levi
sion program about tile
m agazine, a va ila h h ! iS
Portland area bookstores
He represented the state
last year in national com
mercial arts competition at
a Vocational In d u s tria l
Clubs of America conven
tion
In addition, he has par
ticipated in th<* now defunct
Sandy High Talented &
Gifted Program, as well as
foreign language club and
chess club
He’s enrolled in classes in
graphics and graphics pro
duction at Sandy High and
plans to continue a study of
graphic design and fine arts
in college
His fa vo rite a rtis t in
Salvador Dali
Illegal burn nets man court date
23, of Culver was cited Fri
day for driving with i
suspended license
The theft of a dirt bike was
reported at a residence • on
Pleasant Street Friday . It
was recovered by Sandy
police Saturday on Firwood
Road
John Kevin Goering, 20, of
Gresham was arrested I ïte
last Friday on charges of
driving while under the in
fluence of intoxicants While
he was in custody, the* motor
cycle he was driving was
stolen
Thomas Lee Cansler Jr ,
18, of Sandy was cite*d for il
legal possession of intox-
icants and driving without
an operator s license on
Highway 26 near Langen
sand Road last Friday His
passenger, Phillip Andrew
LaJoie, 19, of Sandy was also
cited for illegal possession of
intoxicants
John Alexander Rodden,
18. of Sandy was cited at the
intersection of Bluff Road
and Meeker Street Friday on
charges of illegal possession
of intoxicants also In a
separate incident, Brian
John C ro c k a tt, 18, of
Welches was ited by Sandy
police for being a minor in
possession of alcohol
Beulah Gaulke, 74, of San
Bull Run School District
No 45 this week announced
its policy for free and
reduced price meals for
children unable to pay the
fullprice of meals under the
National School Lunch pro
gram
Children from families
whose income is at or below
the adopted levels are eligi
ble for free or reduced price
meals
Application form s are
available at the school office
and may be submitted at any
time during the year
In certain cases foster
children are also eligible for
these benefits If families
have foster children living
with them and wish to apply
for such meals for them,
they should contact the
school.
classifieds I
A copy of the complete
policy is available at the
school p rin c ip a l's office
which maybe reviewed by
any interested party
Sign up here now!
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Quilting I:
* Three week class, 7-9 p.m., storting Oct. 5.
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9 patch & log cob patterns taught Quilt as you go
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Christmas craft class. Pre reg istra tion &
deposits required fo r all classes.
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September.
This Saturday, Sept 19,
marks the first of a two-
weekend C h ristm a s in
September Sale at the Sandy
Country Market The sale
concludes the follow ing
Saturday, Sept 26
M arket members w ill
gather at Nelson Memorial
Pioneer Park, one mile west
of Sandy at the intersection
of Highway 26 and 362nd
Avenue, during the usual
market hours of 10 a m to
4 30pm to offer special ear
ly Christmas shopping days
to the public
Emphasis will be on pro
viding a good selection of
items to help complete
Christmas shopping lists, ac
c o rd in g
to
m a rke t
organizers Available will be
a potpourri of art work and
hand crafted goods, as well
as food products packaged
for gift giving
Free gift wrapping will be
offered for any purchase
over $5 Santa Claus will also
be on hand to greet
youngsters of all ages
All interested vendors with
handmade gift items or food
products to sell may obtain
inform ation about booth
space by calling 668 7668 or
668 8447 by Friday, Sept 18
sporting goods?
Sunday. Sept. 20
The 4th annual Sandy
Chamber of Commerce Golf
Tournament will be held at
Mountain View Golf Course
For pre registration, call the
chamber office. 668 4006
Graduates of the Sandy
High School class of 1976 will
hold their five-year reunion
in the Wildwood Recrea
tional Area, east of Sandy
The potluck picnic will begin
Tuesday, Sept. 22
at noon in the Mt View
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s
of
shelter For more informa Portland Genera, Electric
tio n , c a ll Steve W olf, Co will discuss the Marmot
668 4536. or Terry Gabot, Dam at the luncheon
667 3610
meeting of the Sandy Area
There will be a Boring Chamber of Commerce at
Grade School reunion in the noon at the Tollgate Inn
Naas Building in Boring
The initial meeting of the
from 1 to 5 p m This reunion Sandy Area Camera Club
is especially for those who will be held at 7 p m at San
attended the old school dy Union High School in
building on Richey Road
room 40 The club is open to
persons interested in all
Monday, Sept. 21
aspects of photography For
Kelso School will host an more in fo rm a tio n , c a ll
open house from 7 to 8 30 Steve, 668 4536
p m A short Kelso Com
munity Club meeting will be
Wednesday, Sept. 23
held before the open house
The Sandy TOPS Club
Refreshments will be serv meets at 9 a m in the Com
ed
munity Action Center on
Sandy City Council meets Pioneer Boulevard
at 7:30 p m in the council
The “ Focus on the
chambers at Sandy City
Fam ily” film series, featur
Hall
ing Dr James Dobson, con
Jubilee will host Terry and tinues at the Orient Drive
Carol Ann Unger for a Baptist Church, 15150 S E
“ Home Sweet H o m e "
Orient Drive, at 7 p m This
presentation at 7:30 p m at week's topic is "Christian
the Living Way Fellowship Fathering ”
on Strauss Avenue, across
from Sandy Elementary
Thursday, Sept. 24
School.
The Sandy Golden Age
Rainbow Girls meets at Club hosts its semi monthly
the Masonic Hall at 7:30 p m
potluck at the Sandy Senior
C o ttre ll School board
Center at noon
meets at 8 p m in the East
The Rebekah Lodge meets
Building
at the 1.0 O F Hall at 8 p m
dy was cited for failure to
yield the right of way follow
ing a two-car accident Satur
Under the provisions of the
day at the intersection of policy, Robert Fones will
Pioneer B oulevard and
review applications and
Meinig Avenue There were
determine eligibility If a
no injuries
parent is dissatisfied with
Sunday, Robert Scott
his ruling and wishes to
Peters, 20, of Sandy was
make a formal appeal, he
taken into custody by Sandy
may make a request either
police and charged with
orally or in writing to the
violating his parole
h e a rin g o ffic ia l, Jack
Edward James Shaw, 26,
Layton, 43754 S E. Phelps
of Brightwood was lodged in
Road, 668 5941, for a hearing
the Clackamas County Jail
to appeal the decision The
early Tuesday morning for
policy contains an outline of
d riv in g w ith a license
the hearing procedure
suspended by Multnomah
I f a fa m ily m em ber
County officials for failure to
becomes unemployed or if
appear at a court date
the family size changes, the
Market plans
Christmas in
September
for new or used
St Michael's annual Ham
Dinner and Bazaar will be
held at the Sandy High
School Commons from 5 to 8
p m. Prices are $3 50 for
adults, $1.75 for children and
$10 for the whole family
Bull Run School sets
free-lunch policies
Police report
A Sandy man was cited
this week as the result of
burning illegal materials on
a day w hich the E n
v iro n m e n ta l P ro te c tio n
Agency had not designated
for outdoor burning
Sandy F ire Chief Bob
R athke c ite d
D a rw in
Delaney Buswell, 29, of San
dy into Clackamas County
District Court Sunday. Sept
13, for burning prohibited
materials — tires — and bur
ning on a non-burn day
I^ast Thursday, personnel
at
H ild e b ra n d
N orth
America told Sandy police
that someone had taken a
television, typewriter and
toaster oven from the firm 's
Industrial Park location
Value of the merchandise
was approximately $175
A 17-year-o,d Sandy youth
was cited last Thursday for
careless driving after the
car he was driving struck a
utility pole of North Bluff
Road near the Sandy High
School athletic field No one
was injured in the incident
Aristeo Remigo Martinez,
Keeping posted
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