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Thur» Agreement simplifies building O K ’s School menus Sanely Cottrell Welches Monday. Dec. 14 Pork tamale pie Seasoned green beans Peanut butter sandwich Monday, Drc. 14 Spaghetti with Meat sauce Tossed green salad Ranch dressing Garlic bread Apple cobbler M ilk Apple crisp Milk Tuesday, Dec IS Beef burrito Carrot and raisin salad Green beans with Bacon bits Bread and butter Milk Wednesday, Dec. 1 6 Tuesday. Dec. IS fhuckwagon stew Lettuce wedge with dress ing Roll with butter Cherry cake Milk Wednesday. Dec. 1« Chili Turkey ala king Turkey dressing Spinach Sliced peaches Cinnamon bun Milk Grated cheese Crisp mixed vegetables Bread and butter Peaches M ilk Monda>. Dec. 14 Creamed tuna on Hot biscuits Lettuce with dressing Buttered carrots Chocolate pudding Milk Tuesday. Dec. IS Beef and noodles Cheese wedges Buttered com Potato chips Peaches Cake Milk Wednesday. Dec. I# Sloppy joes Carrot and raisin salad Cinnamon twists Cucumber wheels F ruit crisp Milk Thursday. Dec. 17 Thursday, Dec. 17 Chili beans topped Thursday. Dec. 17 with cheese Oven chicken Peanut butter Mashed potatoes w ith Celery chunks gravy Orange slices Buttered French bread Cornbread and honeybut- Tangerine ter Milk M ilk Christmas Dinner Turkey with dressing Mashed potatoes Cranberry sauce Fruit salad Gravy Hot rolls with butter Buttered peas Dessert Milk Friday, Dec. Ik Hamburger on a bun Lettuce Pickle relish Potato cakes Catsup Spiced applesauce M ilk Friday, Dec. IS Friday. Dec. 18 Taco Lettuce and cheese Buttered corn Christmas cake Ice cream bar M ilk Tacos Corn chips Cole slaw Celery sticks Ice cream bars Choice of m ilk County commissioners and about IS fire districts in Clackamas County have made an agreement that may help builders of com m e r c ia l and p u b lic buildings The county and fire of ficials have agreed to let county building plan in spectors conduct plan reviews normally done by inspectors in the State Fire Marshal's office H owever, before the workload is switched to the county, the state must ap prove the proposal The agreements were made as part of the ap plication process for a par tia l exemption from the state law that requires the fire marshal review of plans C urrently builders of c o m m e rc ia l or p u b lic structures must submit plans to both county and state agencies for review The county looks for struc tural and code compliance, while the state examines plans for fire hazards and safety codes “ There is some duplica tio n th a t w o u ld be e lim in a te d ," said Dick Dopp, county development s e rvice s d ire c to r, His department includes the county plan reviewers " I t w ill be n e fit the b u ild e rs and the fire districts." he said, “ No longer w ill the public have to travel to Salem to take plans in and to answer questions ** If the change is approved, builders would save the cost of submitting a copy of its building plan to the state. Dopp also said fire districts would be able to p ro v id e m ore in p u t because reviews would be done closer to fire district offices, r i s In fact, it may allow b e tte r f ir e p ro te c tio n before the buildings are b u ilt." Dopp said. He explained that now districts tailor their equip ment and training to ex is tin g b u ild in g s —w inch vary greatly With a local review, the buildings would be reviewed with the fire district facilities and man power in mind Another advantage is that the county would get a larger fee because the reviewers would be doing more work The county reduced its development services divi- SM S tt ( A W I M m 1 M CSS M l S « S « S tt XM M l M l w Christmas Specials! For Men & Women now u n til Dec. 31 New Customer’s special: Wash & Wear Perm Includes H aircut & Free B ottle of Shampoo... ’25 00 "C all for more holiday sp e cia ls!" Activities for the Week of Thursday, Dec. 17 9 a m. to Noon: Keep Well SCP auditions set The Sandy Community Players w ill hold auditions n e x t W ednesday and Thursday, Dec 16 and 17, for roles in “ Tribute,” a drama by Bernard Slade Auditions for two men's roles, age 20 and 50, w ill be held Dec. 16 at 7 p.m in the Sandy C o m m u n ity Theater T ry -o u ts fo r fo u r women's roles, ranging from ages 20 to 50, w ill be held at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 17. Men’s call-backs w ill be held that evening at 7:30 p.m. A ctors and actresses should bring a prepared two-minute audition piece from a play and are urged to read “ T rib u te " before auditioning. For scripts and more in formation, call Katie Ten E yck, the d ire c to r, at 668-9286 Clinic 9 a m .: Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p.m.: Christmas Par ty and Play diate*/ *1 z&tV «S m #»/ > quirements. Opportunities w ill be pro v id e d fo r v is its w ith teachers, counselors, sup p o rt s ta f f and ad ministrators The Board of Education w ill convene in regular session at 7:30 p m in Rooms 50-51. Parents may call for an appointment or may simp ly drop in. Students w ill not attend school during con ference day. "The body without the spirit (breath, see margin) is dead." James 2:26. "The spirit of God (breath which God gave him, see margin) is in my nostrils." Job 27:3 HOW MUCH DOES ONE KNOW OR COMPREHEND AFTER DEATH? Ecd. 9:5,6,10 "The living know that they shall die, but the dead know not anything. . . Also their love, and their hatred, and their envy, is now perished. . . There is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest." Ps. 115:17 "The dead praise not the Lord." CAN THE DEAD COMMUNICATE WITH THE LIVING, AND AREN'T THEY AWARE OF WHAT THE LIVING ARE DOING? Job 14:12,21 "So man lieth down, and riseth not; till the heavens be no more, they shall not awake, nor be raised out of their sleep. . . His sons come to honor, and he knoweth not; and they are brought low, but he perceiveth it not of them." Ecel. 9:6 Neither have they any more a portion for ever in anything that is done under the sun. Ps. 146:4 The dead cannot contact the living, nor do they have any idea of what the living are doing, they are dead. Their thoughts have perish ed. TO BE CONTINUED. . . Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church I M ail in this COUPON: I A ddress: • ♦ Y_______ ______________ _S t a t e .Zip We Can Save You Money on your prescriptions. IF YOU TAKE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING MEDICATIONS Call Us For A Price Check. 668-4111 Aldactazide Dyazide Dymelor 500 mg Dymelor 250 mg Lasix 40 mg Ser-Ap-Es Valium 5 mg Aldomet 250 mg Diupres-500 Inderal 10 mg Inderal 20 mg Inderal 40 mg Premarin 1 25 mg Indocm 25 mg Motrin 400 mg Motrin 600 mg Tolinase 250 mg Super Single Waterbed- On The Above Brand Name Medications l U t e W U .......... ’MS’! Com^l«t*1 We're waterhedn & much morel Complete bedding & fumliure mipplle* '’Credit Terms Available!0 Across from drug store on Proctor Blvd. 66 487 4 * Open IO 6 p m 7 dov* a week un'll Chrlttma« I 88805 Proctor Ip Sandy OtECK GUARAN TEE. I Nam e: N E W L O W P R IC E S • Stained loc<iu«r»d W ITH YOUR | If you w o u ld lik e m ore in fo rm a tio n on this subject Christmas Layaway Special! • Xinbfni» • H»»)boatd CASHING CHECKS IS HASSLE P.0. Box 519, Sandy, OR 97055 Conference day set The second in a series of academic conference days w ill be held this Monday, Dec 14, from noon to 4:30 p m . and from 5 to 8 p.m , at Sandy U nion H igh School. It is a day set aside for parents to visit with school personnel about th e ir c h i ld ’s p ro g re s s in classwork and in meeting the school's scholastic, a t tendance and conduct re Department operations are funded through fees for plan review and building permits 2 39110 Proctor Sandy 668 4744 A m M l S« £» M l m M l M l M l M l M l M l M l M l fics B» M STATE OF THE DEAD by the center at minimal Dec. 10 and Dec. 17 cost. All interested seniors are asked to pre-register at Thursday, Dec. 10 the center office. 9 a m .: Exercise Class “ Christmas Eve,” a play Noon: GAC Potluck and p ro d u c e d by B onnie Entertainment Vorenberg’s senior drama Friday, Dec. 11 class, w ill be featured Noon: Loaves and Fishes entertainment at the Sandy 12:30 to 5 p.m.: Portland Senior C enter’s annual Shopping Trip C h ris tm a s p a rty next 7:30 p .m .: C om m unity Thursday, Dec. 17, follow Card Night ing a festive Loaves and Monday, Dec. 14 Fishes meal at 12:30 p.m. 9:30 a m.: Exercise Class S e v e ra l w e ll-k n o w n and Therapy Pool members of the center are Noon: Loaves and Fishes included in the holiday 1 p.m.: Cards presentation. 1 p.m.: Oil Painting P ersons se e kin g Tuesday, Dec. 15 assistance with payment of 7:30a.m.: Men’s Breakfast fuel bills may be eligible 9 a.m.: SoC Advisory Com fo r assistance fo r the mittee w in te r season. Income Noon: Loaves and Fishes levels, in order to qualify 1 p.m.: Blood Pressure for the program, must not 1 p.m.: Ceramics exceed $499 per month or Wednesday, Dec. 16 $592 75 per month for a cou 9:30 a.m.: Wreath-making ple. For more information, Workshop call the center, 668-5569. 9:30a m.: Ceramics Noon: Loaves and Fishes sion staff's work week to four days at the beginning of October because con- s tr u c tio n was down Accent Hair s WHAT IS THE "SPIRIT' THAT RETURNS TO G O D AT DEATH? The Sandy Golden Age Club w ill host a potluck, followed by a Christmas program, at the Sandy Senior Center today at noon. Musical entertain ment w ill be provided by the Sandy Silver Tones Pancakes and sausage w ill be served at the Men's Breakfast next Tuesday, Dec 15. Doug Spany, local beekeeper, w ill be on hand to describe his business and provide samples of honey The regular mon thly meeting of the Sandy Senior Center Advisory Committee follows at 9 am A special one-day class in wreath making with M arj Ja co b y of the Sandy Garden Club w ill be held next Wednesday, Dec 16, from 9.30 a m to noon Participants are asked to bring an assortment of cones fo r the session. Wreath frames and other supplies w ill be furnished O«c«mb«r 10 1961 (Sec 1) SANOV (O re ) POST—3 SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT NEW LOW PRICES On Our RUGBY GENERICS SANDY REXALL DRUG 38950 Proctor Blvd., Sandy, OR NEW HOURS: Monday Friday » am 7 p.m. 9 a m -6 p m , Sun 10am -3pm IF cashing a check Gives your patience a test Relax! 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