Keeping posted:
Thur*
B lo od d riv e F rid a y a t h ig h school
Thursday, Oct. i
A stress control class
fx-gins at Welches Elenien
tary School, sponsored by
the Sandy Seventh day
Adventist Church The eight
week class meets each
Thursday evening at 7:30
p m For registration or in
formation, cal 668 6144 or
668 6859
F rid a y , Oct. 2
A Bed Cross blood drive
will be held from 12:30 to
5:30 p m in Gym A at Sandy
Union High School
Community Bridge Night
begins this evening at 7:30
p m at the Sandy Communi
ty Center
The Sandy Community
Players present “ A Bar
relfull of Pennies” at the
Sandy Community Theater
on Proctor Boulevard at 8
p m
Saturday, Oct. 3
The annual Community
P re s b y te ria n
C hurch
Oktoberfest w ill be held
from 10 a m to 3 p in in the
ch urch basem ent
The Oral Hull Foundation
for the Blind board of direc
tors meets for its monthly
meeting at l 30 p m in the
Rainbow Lodge at Oral Hull
Park
SCP’s presentation, “ A
Barrelfull of Pennies" con
tinues its run at the com
munity theater at 8 p m
Monday, Oct. 5
Adult Morning Exercise
class begins at the Sandy
Community Center The
class meets Mondays from
9:30 to 10 30 a in and
Thursdays from 9 to 10 a m
The Sandy City Council
meets at 7:30 pm in the
council chambers at Sandy
City Hall
The Rainbou Girls meet at
the Masonic Hall at 7 30 p m
Tuesday, Oct. 6
Oregon Labor Commis
sioner Mary Wendy Roberts
will be the guest speaker at
the weekly luncheon meeting
of the Sandy Chamber of
Commerce at noon at the
Tollgate Inn
‘ ‘ Photography How It
Works” will be one of the
featured programs at the
first regular meeting of the
Sandy Area Camera Club at
7 p m at Sandy High School
Room 41 The other featured
program , a color slide
presentation entitled "Basic
Picture taking Techniques."
is also scheduled
Anyone interested in join
mg the Sandy Area Camera
Club is invited to attend or
call Steve Wolf, 668 4536, for
more information
A N utrition a l Cooking
class continues at the Sandy
A d v en 11 s t
Com in u n it y
Center at 7 p m
Wednesday, Oct. 7
The Sandy TOPS Club
meets at y a m in the Sandy
Community Action Center
The Sandy Garden Club
meets at 9:30 a m Hood
Chalet The program will t>e
a guided to u r of the
Clackamas Community Col
lege Environmental Learn
•ng Center
Ladies Gym and Swim
begins at 7 p m in the Cedar
Ridge School gymnasium
The film series, “ Focus on
the Family,” with Dr James
Dobson continues at Orient
Drive Baptist Church at 7
pm
I he Sandy Business and
Professional Women's Club
meets a, Elmer's Colonial
Pancake and Steak House in
Gresham at 7 p m
Thursday. Oct. 8
The Sandy Golden Age
Club meets for its semi
monthly potluck at the San
dy Community Center at
noon
The Rebekah Lodge meets
at the I t) O F Hall at 8 p m
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The monthly Senior Law
Project will be held at the
Sandy Senior Center today,
Oct 1. from y 30 a m until
noon Appointments are still
a v a ila b le fo r persons
wishing to consult with a
local attorney free of charge
for 30 minutes
A 10 week course on the
humanities, sponsored by
Mt H.xxl Community Col
lege and taught by Tom Ten
Eyck, begins today at 10
a m Seniors of varied
educationsI backgrounds
are invited to attend the
class
The Clackamas County
Bank w ill offer a free
Glaucoma Clinic tomorrow,
< )ct 2, from y a m to 4 p in
The clinic is open to the
public, however, seniors will
be guaranteed service
Participants traveling on
the three day excursion to
Lake Chelan in north central
Washington tomorrow are
October 1 1981 (Sec
reminded that departure
time has been set for 6:15
a m Persons who need
transportation from their
homes to the center tomor
row morning are asked to
contact the center
The Community Center
will be open to the public on
Friday evenings from 7 30 to
10 p m beginning tomorrow
through Dec 14 for card
playing and special instruc
lion in bridge
For more information con
cerning services and ac
tivities for seniors, call the
Sandy Senior C enter,
668-5569 Office hours are
8:30 a m to 5 p m
Activities for the Week of
Oct. I to Oct. 8
Thursday. Oct. I
y a m to noon Senior Law
Project
y a m Exercise Class
10 a in to noon Humanities
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Noon: Loaves and Fishes
Meal
F riday. Oct.
6:15 a m : Lake ’helan
Departure
9 a.m to 4 pm
Free
Glaucoma Clinic
at Clackamas Count' Bank
9:30 a m to noon Introduc
tion to Drama
at Gresham Senior L'enter
(registration only)
Noon Loavi-s and Fishes
Meal
7 30 p in Community Caul
Night
M onday, Oct. 5
9 30 a m to Noon Arts and
Crafts
9:30 a in
Exercise Class
and Therapy Pool
Noon Loaves and Fish«
Meal
1 p m Cards
1 p in Oil Painting
Tuesday, O il 6
9:30 a m
Planning and
Evaluation Subcommittee
11 a m
Blood Pressure
Clinic
Noon Loaves and F'ishes
Meal
I p m : Ceramics
Wednesday. Oct. 7
9 30 a m : Ceramics
Noon Loaves and Fishes
Meal
1 p m Band Practice
Thursday, Oct. 8
Exercise Class
9am
10 a m
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A joint meeting of Dover
Extension Study Group and
Potpourri Study Group of
Sandy will be held Monday,
Oct 12. at • :»t. ,i i,
Community Presbyterian
Church
The lesson, “ q u a lity
Fashion and Fabric,” will be
presented by Lynda Burks of
the Dover group amt Ginny
Kallen of the Potpourri
group
A potluck luncheon will In-
served, and those attending
should bring their own table
service.
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