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April 8 1982 (Sec I)
Senior complex offers family spirit
by IM S DILLON
The residents of Cedar
Park Gardens have been in
Iheir new apartments for
less than a week, but
already the group seems
like one big family
The project, on McCor
mick Drive adjacent to
Meinig Park drew from an
in itia l list of 44) applicants
and almost immediately
filled to capacity Just two
unsubsidized units were va
cant Tuesday
The senior citizen apart
ment complex, built by Ave
and Ginny Brewster with a
F a rm e rs
Home
Ad
ministration (Fm HAi loan,
opened the doors last week
to 20 apartment. 15 of
whose rent is subsidized
The $675,000 p ro je c t
features 18 one-bedroom
units for local seniors -tw o
designed specifically for
handicapped residents, as
per
Fm HA
re
quirements—and two two-
bedroom units, one of
w h ic h
houses
the
c o m p le x ’ s
o n -s ite
manager
In that special apartment
is an emergency board
which is connected to each
room. When an elderly
resident needs assistance,
there are two cords in each
apartment which can be
p u lle d ,
a le r tin g
the
manager that there is a
problem
The only way that the
light can be turned off is if
the manager goes to the
apartment and personally
checks on the problem
A telephone system is
linked directly to Sandy
Fire Department
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The five-building com
plex also features a com
munity center with a wood
stove for use in case of
e m e rg e n c ie s of lo c a l
g atherings
A la u n dry
room is also housed in the
facility
Each of the units also has
a private patio, an advan
tage for those who wish to
spend some time outside in
the evenings
landscaping, being com
pleted by Les Geren,
fe a tu re s “ f u n c t io n a l"
plants, such as fruit trees,
filbert tr es and blue ber
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THE SABBATH
11. The apostles w o rke d upon it d u rin g the
same tim e
12. The apostles never rested upon it.
13. C hrist never blessed it.
14. It has never been blessed by any d ivin e
a u th o rity.
,5. SUNDAY has never been sa n ctifie d
16. No law was ever given to enforce th
ke e p ing of SUNDAY, hence it is no tra n
sgression to w o rk upon it. W here no
law is. there is no transgression. Rom.
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Sandy Elementary School readers raised approximately
$300 during the recent Easter Seal Book a thon
Sandy fifth-grader Wesley Kelly was the top reader He
finished 47 books and collected $78 in pledges He won a
jacket and appeared on the Easter Seal telethon
Other top readers were Tim Martin, Carrie Van Daam.
Greg Martin, and Trina Wright
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W a II t h ,p
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readers
honored for
book-arthon
ries In addition, there will
be five or six garden plots
available for the residents
who wish to tend their own
garden
An added attraction is
that residents or visitors
can go anywhere in the
complex and ever have to
climb a step The complex
is served by a series of
ramps with 5 percent grade
for easy access to the se
cond level.
Sandy Community Ser
vices Director Sandra Pot
ter Marquardt said housing
of this sort is “ always at a
premium in this area “
“ There’s not enough low
cost housing to meet the
need and demand,” she
said “ The Brewster com
plex helps, but the need and
demand continue ”
Mrs Brewster, herself,
surm ised th a t another
complex such as Cedar
Park Gardens could be
built and easily filled
However, she pointed.
FmHA is not financing
la rg e r apartm ent com
plexes such the new Sandy
site, but is turning to four
plexes and smaller rentals
While the new housing
project meets a need for
some Sandy residents, Pot
ter Marquardt pointed out
another housing need that
exists in the area
“ Of critical need in the
future is a residential
facility to prevent institu
tionalizing of seniors," she
said “ It would allow in
dependent lifestyles "
For the independent
residents of Cedar Park
Gardens, however, their is
also a sense of community
and help is just the pull of
an emergency cord away
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4:15. See also 1 John 3:4.
The N ew Testam ent n o w here fo rb id s w o rk to be done on SUNDAY.
No penalty is p ro vid e d fo r its vio la tio n .
No blessing is prom ised fo r Sunday observance.
No re g u la tio n is given as to how it ought to be observed. W ould this
be so if the LORD w ished us to keep it?
SUNDAY is never colled the C hristian SABBATH.
It is never called the SABBATH day at a ll.
SUNDAY is never called the LORD S DAY.
SUNDAY is never called even a REST DAY.
No sacred title w h a te ve r is a p p lie d to SUNDAY, then w hy should w e
call it holy?
It is sm ply called ‘firs t day of the w e e k".
Jesus never m entioned it in any way. never took its nam e upon His
lips, as the Bible shows.
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Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church
P.0. Box 519, Sandy. OR 97055
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