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SANDY (O r. ) POST Thwr»
Novar, .bar 19 1981 (Sac I)
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Senior C enter News
Sandy a r e a se n io r
citizens will have the op
portumty to attend the Fri
day evening performance
of Sandy Union High
School's ‘West Side Story”
at 8 p.m
Tickets are Si 50 and
may be purchased at the
Sandy Senior Center office
A percentageof all ticket
sales for this special per
formance will benefit the
Mt Hood Hospice Actress
Ann Sothern. who will be in
the Portland area over the
weekend doing benefits for
the hospice, will attend the
performance
A group of residents from
the Orchard Crest and St
Jude's nursing homes will
be special guests of the
center and several local
Girl Scout troops this Mon
day, Nov 23, from 3 30 to 5 Senior Center
Noon leaves and Fishes
p m for a Thanksgiving
program
7:30 p m .: Community
Card Night
The Sandy Senior Center
Monday. Nov. 23
office will be closed during
normal business hours in 9 30 a m : Arts and Crafts
9 30 a m ,: Exercise Class
observance of Thanksgiv
ing Day next Thursday, and Therapy Pool
Nov 26 H ow ever, a Noon: Loaves and Fishes
Thanksgiving potluck will 1 p m : Cards
be held from 1 1 a m to 2
Tuesday. Nov. 24
p rn
9 30 a m to Neon Medical
For more information
Insurance Assistance
and reservations, call the
center. 66« 556»
Activities for the Week of
Nov . 19 to Nov . 26
Thursday, Nov. 19
9 a m Exercise Class
10 a rn Humanities Class
Noon leaves and Fishes
F riday. Nov. 20
9 30 a m Introduction to
Drama at the (¡resham
Play auditions set
Staff photo
Dorothy Shrum , left, and M a rg e Jacoby of the Sandy G arden cluh are readying wreaths and swags for the club's
Greenery and Goodies sale to he held in conjunction with the Candy Cane B azaar at the Sandy Senior ( enter Dec 4-5
Garden club readies for show
‘‘Times of Joy,” the holi
day flower show presented
th is
w eekend
by
Clackamas District 15 of
the Oregon State Federa
tion of Garden Clubs, will
have a real Sandy touch
The Sandy Garden Club
is designing stage scenes
depicting the holidays for
the show The club will
design a Thanksgiving
scene using cornstalks,
pumpkins, Indian corn and
a u tu m n
le a v e s ,
a
Christmas scene with an
old fashioned, decorated
Christmas tree, and a New
Year’s scene with “The
Clock Strikes 12” as the
theme
The club will also display
many floral arrangements
and a variety of hor
ticultural exhibits
“Times of Joy” will be
presented a, Lot Whitcomb
School, 7400 SE Thompson
Hoad, Milwaukie Satur
day, the displays will be
open from 2 to K p m Sun
day's display time is 1 ,o 6
p rn
The Sandy club is also
busily preparing for its an
nual “ G re e n e ry and
(¡oodles” sale, to be held in
conjunction with the Sandy
Senior C enter's Candy
Cane Bazaar Dec 4 and 5
At that sale, the cluh will
f e a tu r e a v a rie ty of
wreaths and swags for the
p u b lic at re a s o n a b le
prices
Farm market seeks partition
The hearing will be
reopened on a Sandy man's
principal use lot size
variance application next
M onday
to
accept
Clark enters
gubernatorial
race in 1984
Don Clark, Multnomah
county executive, announc
ed Monday that he will be a
c a n d id a te
for
the
Democratic nomination for
governor of Oregon in 19H2
Clark. 4«, said, "After
giving this race careful
consideration, I have con
eluded that not only should
I run for governor, but that
I can win in May and I can
win in November I have
decided to run because I
believe that there has been
a severe erosion in the last
three years of Oregon's
tradition as a forceful, pro
gressive and independent
minded state "
C lark
noted
th a t
Oregon's »“conomy is now
the third worst in the
I Imted States and said that
the state's high unemploy
ment, combined with a lack
of leadership, ‘ has caused
out morale, our confidence
and our state to suffer ”
“The tradition of the
previous 20 years of pro
g re ssiv e .
b ip a r tis a n
leadership must be re
established.” Clark said
"We are no longer writing
new chapters in the Oregon
story We are back on our
heels, waiting for the next
blow to land
A fifth generation Orego
man and native of Silver
ton. ('lark is the elected
county e x e c u tiv e of
Multnomah County— hav
ing served in that capacity
since 1979
testimony from the Oregon
State University Extension
office
reo p en ed
to a c c e p t
testimony regarding tin-
applicant's request to par
The Clackamas County tition an 8.3 acre parcel
hearings officer will hear from the existing property
the testimony at 9 a m on and continue its use tor
Nov 23 at the Department growing horticultural pro
ducts anil comments regar
of Environmental Services
ding that testimony No
in Oregon City
other testimony will he con
The property in question sidered
is on the south side of SE
Also on next Monday's
Trulwl Hoad, approximate
agenda at 9 a rn is a stall
ly 690 feet east of its in
tmporary permit request
tersection with SE Langen- by a Cherryville area man
sand Hoad
Harry Sat tier is appeal
The hearing on this ap
mg the Clackamas County
plication, filed by Fred Planning Divisions staff
Wickersham of Toney s decision to deny h is request
Farm Market, is being to renew a temporary per
mit to use a mobile home as
a
re s id e n c e
for
a
caretaker farm laborer
The site is on the north
side of Highway 26. at its
intersection with SE ('her
ryville Drive
Today, the hearings
licer will consider a non
farm use application filed
by Wayne and Debbie
Stone
They are asking to place
a residence, not in conjunc
tion with a farm use. on
property located on the
north side of Coalman
Hoad, approximately 130
feet west of McQuaw Hoad
in the Sandy area
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A uditions for “ But
terfhes Are Free, to fw-
presented in January by
the Sandy Community
Players will be held next
Tuesday. Nov 24, at 7 p m
at the Sandy Community
Theater
Noon Loaves and Fishes
12 30 p m November Bir
thday Celebration with
Sandy Silver Tones
1 p m Ceramics
Wednesday. Nov. 25
9 30 a m : Ceramics
Noon Loaves and Fishes
I p m Band Practice
Thursday. Nov. 26
II a m
to 2 p m
Thanksgiving Potluck
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No prepared readings
are necessary for the audi
tions
For M on ond W o m en
8 3 4 3 2 blocks to. of Hw y 26
ning o p p o m lm e n tt a v a ila b le
Holes still open include a
young, aspiring actress,
her mother, and a director
friend of the girl
Mark Kuntz, Sandy High
School drama instructor,
will lx- the male lead
Cemetery
expansion
bearing set
The Board of County
Commissioners will hear
testimony Dec 2 at io a m
on a proposed expansion of
Sandy Hidge Cemetery
Clackam as County is
proposing to make a lot line
adjustment with property
to the south to increase the
size of the e x is tin g
cemetery by four acres
The Clackamas County
hearings officer has recoin
mended denial on the non
conforming us«- applica
tion
The cemetery is on the
south side of Highway 211,
approximately one mile
west of 362nd Drive
ENJOY
Thanksgiving
at the Tollgate!
Entrees inclu de Roast Turkey,
Smoked Ham, Prime Rib and
Fresh Halibut....
Make Reservations early
668-8456