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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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“ 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/
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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