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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1981)
4 SANDY (O re ) POST Thur» October 22 1981 (Sec I) Keeping posted: School menus Sandy Welches Monday, (let. 26 Monday, (H l 26 Chicken fried steak Catsup French fries Banana Cinnamon twist Milk Monday. Oct. 26 Chuck wagon stew Cheese sticks Cornmeal roll Butter Cherry cobbler Whipped topping Milk Baked lasagna Cabbage and pineapple Salad Garlic bread Fruit crisp Milk Wednesday, Oct. 2M Fried chicken Seasoned green beans Fruit salad Whole wheat roll Chocolate milk Thursday, Oct. 29 Tostada with Lettuce and cheese Bread and butter Sliced peaches Milk Friday, (HL. 3« Beef stew Cottage cheese and Fruit salad Bread and butter Cookie Milk Thursday. (Ht. 22 Potato frank casserole Popeye salad Buttered peas Banana cake The Sandy Golden /\ge Club w ill host its semi monthly potluck luncheon at the Sandy Senior Center at noon Sandy Kebekah Lodge will host its annual Homecoming .H 'he I.O.O.F Hall A potluck supper is scheduled for 6 pm with the regular lodge meeting at K p in All area Kebekahs are invited The Sandy Design Review Board meets at 7:30 p in in council chambers at Sandy City Hall Among the topics of discussion will I m * a pro posed expansion a, the Tollgate Inn The Sandy Elementary School Board meets at K p in m the Cedar Ridge School library to select a new board member to replace Paulie Jagosh who has moved from the district Milk T uesday, (let. 27 Tuesday, Oct. 27 Ski swap scheduled at high school Cottrell Tuesday. (H t 27 Spanish rice Buttered spinach Carrot sticks Spaghetti with Meat sauce Cole slaw Garlic bread Apple wedge Milk Pears Milk W ednesday, (let. 2N Toasted cheese sandwich Cream of tomato soup Carrot coins Ginger bread Applesauce Milk Wednesday. Het. 2X Beans w itb ham Cole slaw Buttered broccoli Cherry crisp Milk Thursday, d e l. 29 Navy bean soup Thursday, (let. 29 Crackers Lettuce wedge Dressing Roll with butter Glorified rice Milk Shepherd's pie Lettue»* with dressing Friday, (let. 3« Halloween Lunch Spooks in a blanket Celery sticks Raisin apple squares Milk Friday, Oct. 23 "A Barrelfull of Pennies,” presented by the Sandy Com munity Players, opens the final weekend of its run The play will lie staged at K p in in the Sandy Community T h e a te r on P ro c to r Boulevard T ickets are available at Sandy Country Florist or by calling (Mil 0219 Friday, (let. 3« Dog on a broomstick Vampire delight Goblin goodie Ice Scream Witches midnight Brew Witches fingers Goblin crunchies Ghoulish quiver Witches’ brew nr 695-2845 A meeting of the Sandy Union High School Booster Saturday. Oct. 24 Club will be held at 7 30 p m in the library A ski swap meet will be held at Sandy High School from 9 a m lo f ip m Items to be included in the swap should be brought to the high school before 6 p m Friday. Oct 23, for cataloging For more information, call Bob Karsten or Peggy Halt at Sandy High School. 66H «oil Tuesday, Oct. 27 The Sandy Grange 392 will hold a social night at 7:3« p m at the Grange Hall on Kelso Road, east of Orient Drive Games will tx* played Refreshments will be serv ed The final presentation of SCP's "A Barrelfull of Pen mes” w ill be staged at H p m m the Sandy Community T h e a te r on P ro c to r Boulevard Sunday, Oct. 25 The Sandy High School ski swap meet continues today from 9 a in to 5 p m Monday, Oct. 26 An instrumental concert will fie held at Sandy l 'mon High School at 7:3« p m B PA seeks input on proposed service The Bonneville Power Ad ministration has scheduled a public ''scoping” meeting this Monday, Oct 26, at 7:30 p m at Kelso School on en vironmental issues surroun ding a new 500,000-volt transmission line proposed for service in the Longview Portland area by 19HH Five plans are now under consideration, four of them involving further develop ment of existing powerline corridors, including the cor • ■ixfmg coendu'« , R'upotwd n< •■ i»bng corrid o r dk N I I I I I I WASHINGTON I I I I I ridor just west of Sandy The plans include possible routes on both sides of the Columbia River, with river crossings on in several alter natives BPA began planning for the project in 1979 with a draft environmental impact statement describing two possible routes Reassess ment of the project has resulted in the several more potential routes P rin te d in fo rm a tio n a l SERVICE WE GIVE! I INSURANCE WE SELL . . . The p e rso n a l insurance counsel and ad vice o f a local a g e n t is im p o rta n t to you in p la n n in g a c o m p le te insurance p ro g ra m . SUHS play tickets here Tickets are now on sale for Sandy High School’s fall pro duct ion. "West Side Story " The m u sica l w ill be presented in November at the Sandy C om m un ity Theater The play, which has been in rehearsal since school began, w ill open Nov 13 and run Nov 14, 19. 2« and 21 with performances at H p m each evening Costs of the tickets are Committee to study planned arts center The Sandy Union High School Board of Directors is asking for volunteers to serve on a community wide advisory committee for the proposed Performing Arts Center and the related building renovation pro gram The directors are asking in te re s te d c itiz e n s , representing all high school feeder districts, to par ticipate on this committee Willing volunteers are ask ed to call Superintendent Jack Peters at the high school d is tr ic t o ffic e , 66K Holt, extension 2«l Booster club organizing meeting set A meeting of the Sandy Union High School B* ¡der Club will be held this Mon day. Oct 26 at 7 V ip m the library The purpose of the group is to form a parent patron sup port structure for all ac h v itie s at Sandy High whether they are academic extra curricular or athletic Ml interested citizens are w eleome •• G e o rg e M o rg a n Local R e p re s e n ta tiv e $3 5« for adults, $2 5« for students and $1 5« for senior citizens and children under 12. WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY 668 4421 Sandy, Oregon Classified Business, Professional Directory SANDY AUTO BODY INC. 38650 Pioneer blvd Sandy. Oregon 97055 Telephone 668 4175 CRUSHED ROCK . ‘ltd*** Guaranteed service On All Makes 668 7363 Don Obrist, Inc. We o r» »he ho m e d e liv e ry e > p e r » t1 668 4 179 3 7 3 9 6 Ruben lo n e Sandy PUMP & SUPPLY Town & Country Estates Realty HAIRDRESSER S A LES end S E R V IC E Hair Designed Uniquely for You! D & A PUMP & SUPPLY EXCELLENT W ORK e REASONABLE RATES (Evenings by a p p o in tm e n t) E o irb o n k t M on* Red Jacket 656 3683 668 4902 CONCRETE READY MIX MT HOOD R E A D Y M IX Read* M>e Concrete Roc* C»u*hed Send e»d G*e»ei Phone 668 6515 Avo i Hair Design en A wonwi 668 8343 2 blocks so of hwy 26 SAND and GRAVEL ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL C rushed Rock Fill and Top Soil 658 3138 * en» loce'ed e< * 'w ood J«nt»>o« TAX CONSULTANT A L L M A IN T A X SE R VIC E Cedar Plozo Bldg Suite No 12 Rank keeping A In co m e Te«*5 Pickup A Oehvery 666 8051 1 Carry In Service Wentab Property Monog«m»nt • • Custom Homes e New Construction Commercial • Ai reoge 3 9 1 8 0 Proctor Sandy 6 6 6 8 05 0 IMPORT REPAIR Mt. Metric on Br ig h iw o o d Loop Practical VW repair PARTS • SERVICE *3 0 5 3 0 M o n thru Frl 622 4304 SAVE $ $ & GAS! P R IN T LOCALLY! WATCH for details n e it week 668-6581 Friday, Oct. 30 M n rr T lia n A H ig h School King... A P ie c e o f r i i i e f e i i e l r v . . . W illi (lie D a z z le o f l)i;iiii(>n«ls. S150.00 S|M*cial I i i I k m I ik I oi W e inv ite price. m id v P ric e ... ( foi 2 W eeks ( h ilv ). Itaybrrak tn ta ke .i< l\ . t i l l a g e o f th is s p e c ia l i i i l n x l i i c t o i \ ( ItiNise fro m 3 e le g a n tly t ra fte d i mgs. a ll w t i l l 2 genuine d ia m o n d s p lu s a sim u la te d gem stone. . \ \ a ila h le in It Ik v e llu u o r w h ile go bi. Don't m iss (his o p p o rtu n ity to o \\ n w hat w i ll he one of m ost tir a s u r e d possessions. m id i i •• (h is lm I lo !><• e lig ib le lo r th is s p e c ia l p r ic e . 3 9 0 8 4 Proctor, Sandy in H e rita g e Square. 6 6 8 -6 137 © 668 6137 ALSO a v a ila b le for Estacada Sam B arlow G re s h a m etc 1 A iH i i n n l Class Kings, liu 11/iTT ÆTÇ1RVED Illu s tr a tio n * s im ila r to s to c k o n h a n d ) Hey Baby drink your Milk. Portland Trailblazer Billy Ray Bates is one of the hottest slam Junkers in the NBA. And baby, that kind of effort takes a lot of energy. No wonder he teams up with milk for the beautiful nutrients that help power him to the hoop. Take Vitamin B2, for instance. Important in converting food into energy, it also scores a big assist in maintaining strong, healthy eyesight. For moves as smooth as silk, include at least two glasses of milk in your own game plan. Here’s to all you beautiful babies drinking your beautiful milk! I )airy farmers o( Oregon. REALTOR Fill m aterials * Crushed rock D em olition * Bulldozing * Roadgrating v BUSINESS CARDS ^W E D D IN G INVITATIONS RUBBER STAMPS ''B R O C H U R ES ENVELOPES & BUSINESS FORMS M ilk the beautiful food. TV 8 Radio Service C E D A R p l a z a No lo w er l e v e l * Sandy Fast Print Oregon D a iry C o u n c il. TELEVISION SERVICE . “ These scoping meetings w ill provide opportunities for the public and local governments to learn about our plans,' said George Gwinnutt, BPA's Lower Col umbia Area manager "The meetings will also give us some direction for the public as we begin our environmen tai analysis.” M OO NLITE MADNESS The Sandy TUPS Club meets at 9 a m in the Sandy Community Action Center on Pioneer Boulevard N u t r it io n so u rce : N u t r it io n E d u c a tio n S e rvice s/ For Your Cord In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548 AUTO REPAIR materials on the proposed project will be aval la tile a, the scoping meeting The Sandy Cham tier of Commerce meets at noon for its weekly luncheon meeting at the Tollgate Inn Wednesday, Oct. 2M
