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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1982)
SANDY (O r* ) POST Thvrt Apr.I IS 1992 ($•< I) Pioneers celebrate park’s anniversary MONDAY. APR IL 19 Fish sticks T artar sauce Vegetable salad Fruit bar Bread and butter Milk Association M elvin Haneberg welcomes all to join in for the get together in observance of the 100th birthday of the Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park. Howard Berger will pre sent a short program of the park s history Documenta tio n of the o rig in a l homestead grant will also be on exhibit P assage of the Homestead Act of 1862 b ro u g h t a tid e of homesteaders to the then sp arse ly -se ttle d Sandy area The Act enabled the head of each household to stake his claim of 160 acres, register it at Oregon City, improve it and, at the end of five years, receive his homestead grant free and clear Nels Nelson and his wife, Hannah, arrived in the 1870s and located a claim just west of the young set tlement of Sandy In the true pioneer tradition, he fell trees for their first home—a log cabin Keeping pace with his in dustrious neighbors, the land was cleared and, along with them, a road was established A section of that roadway remains as Highway 26 to Orient Drive Welches Cottrell MONDAY. APRIL 19 Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Buttered peas Peaches Milk MONDAY. A PR IL 1» Hot dogs Pork and beans Lettuce with dressing Carrot sticks Cookies Fruit Milk TUESDAY. A PR IL 2« Creamed tuna on Hot noodles Buttered carrots Celery sticks Chilled pears Milk W EDNESDAY. A PR IL 21 Spaghetti French bread Buttered broccoli Cucumber wheels Apple wedge Milk Sandy Members, guests and frie n d s of the Sandy Pioneer Association will gather this Sunday. April 18, at the Sandy Commum ty Center at 12 30 p m for the annual potluck dinner P ioneer P resident School menus TUESDAY. A PR IL 2« Corn dogs Mustard Tater tots Carrot coins Apple juice Bar cookie Milk TUESDAY. APR IL 2« Hamburger on a bun Lettuce Pickle relish Carrot sticks Orange wedges Milk W EDNESDAY. A P R IL 21 Beef and bean tostada with lettuce and cheese Cinnamon bun Sliced peaches Milk W EDNESDAY, APRIL 21 Meat and cheese pizza Crisp mixed vegetables Applesauce Gingerbread Milk THURSDAY. APR IL 22 Weiner wraps Catsup Potato rounds Buttered corn Applesauce Milk Mrlvin Itanrbrrg, Edna Itanrbrrg and Connie Revenue took part in the replanting of snowdrops from the original Revenue cemetery to the Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park which celebrates its ItMtth anniversary this weekend and Orient Drive on west As the Nelson family grew, a fine “ carpenter built" house of Victorian architecture replaced the log cabin while the forest was yielding to farm and pasture lands M r Nelson's deathin 1904 destined that his son. Be would remain with the widowed Hannah and farm the home place As the years moved along. Be was no longer to farm and sold part of the place Love for his friends and neighbors, as well as his home, directed him to reserve a favorite corner and place it in the caring hands of the Sandy Pioneer Association His intention was that each member might claim his right in that historic bit of homestead—a pace to walk freely beneath the tall firs, to picnic at the rustic tables or simply rest and meditate T his s p rin g , the H istorical P reservation Committee of the Sandy Garden Club planted the p ark w ith Snowdrops, removed from the 1853 Revenue settlem ent in observance of the park's 100th anniversary Senior Center News: THURSDAY. APR IL 22 Turkey noodle bake Lettuce and egg salad Cheese biscuit Stewed prunes Milk FR ID A Y , APR IL 23 Turkey ala king over rice Green beans Fruit cake Bread and butter Chocolate milk ------------— F R ID A Y . A PR IL 23 Beef raviolis Buttered corn Roll with butter Pears Milk - — — — THURSDAY. A P R IL 22 Pork cutlets Hot rolls Mixed vegetables Peanuts and raisins Pudding Milk FR ID A Y . A PR IL 23 Macaroni and cheese Popeye salad Buttered green beans Cinnamon rolls Chilled pineapple Choice of milk — — - Save $ 4 0 on Ready to Finish CHILDREN'S BEDS A ttractive, versatile and solid as a rock. Defensive driving to aid seniors Seniors who are in terested in participating in the National "55 Alive" Defensive Driving Course for people 55 and older should pre register now for the class that will be held in the latter part of May The class teaches drivers how to compensate for gradual decreases in vi sion, hearing and dexterity with trained volunteers as teachers No driving tests are included in the two day class A $5 fee will be charged each student for the cost of m a te ria ls A fte r co m pleting the course, seniors may be eligible for a special discount on their in surance premiums A Keep Well Clinic, spon sored by the Clackamas County Health D e p a rt ment, will be held at the Sandy Senior Center today from 10 a m to noon Seniors who are 60 years and older are eligible to receive health screening services on a donation basis Eor more informa tion, call the senior center at 66ft 5569 A rra n g e m e n ts a re underway through Sandy Travel Service for a seven day cruise to Alaska on the C u n a rd P rin c e s s for members and friends of the Sandy Senior Center T r a v e le r s w ill s a il through the inland passage and visit the ports of Juneau, Sitka and Ket chikan. with a day viewing Glacier Bay Eor more in formation about the trip or for reservations, call the center S en iors who need assistace with yard work and home upkeep during the warm weather months may use a resource 'ist of teenagers who are in te re s te d in su m m er employment. The list is now available at the senior center MONDAY. APR IL 1» 9:30 a m Exercise Class and Therapy Pool Noon: Ixiaves and Fishes 1 p m .: Cards TUESDAY. APRIL 2« 7:30 a m : Men's Breakfast 9 a m . : Sandy Senior Center Advisory Commit tee Noon leaves and Fishes 12:30 pm : Guest Speaker Father Lindsay Warren 1 p m : Blood Pressure A variety of aids for seniors with disabilities is currently available for use on a loan basis These items include a hospital bed, m o to rized wheel chair, walker and crutches To make a request, contact the senior center Activities for the Week of April 15 to April 22 T i l l K SD AY. A P R IL 15 9am Exercise Class 1« a m Keep Well Clinic 10 a m Humanities Class Noon lauives and Fishes 12 30 p m 1’ionaires a n d ia m o M A I)» IN I) ‘ i A "Lei v Go" I not wear SALE ASSORTED STYLES A ll n o w . . . 25% Clinic 1 p m Ceramics W EDNESDAY, APR IL 21 9 30 a m.: Arts and Crafts Noon U»aves and Fishes THURSDAY. APR IL 22 9 a m .: Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities Class Noon Golden Age Club Potluck LOFT BED by Jud. Shepfiarö M -..ett WITH CHRIS. . . Join Chris in a fun jazz-dance fitness program so you'll look and feel like a million. Put a bounce in your step, a smile on your face and reaffirm the positive, pleasant side of your personality. Applicants have been asked to list experience and references as a re quirement for considéra tion Women's dress shoes by FR ID A Y , APRIL 1« Noon: Loaves and Fishes 7:30 p m .: Comm unity Card Night $259 *"Sr11 $159 "TS.“1£ We ll be glad to help you get the professional finish you want on your ready to finish furniture. Stop by and see us and ask about our regular finishing classes." Margaret Well, owner ---------------------------- CLASS SCHEDULE------------------- M on., W ed., A Friday 9:3 0 a m .* M o n . A W ed., 5:3 0 p.m. at the G re s h a m A rm o ry . 5 0 0 NE Division ‘ Baby Sitting Available CLASSIC w o o d s SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION! T o n ig h t! A p r il 15, 7 :0 0 p .m . B O R IN G G RAD E SCHOOL U N F I N I S H E D F V H N IT V H E Gresham Village Stopping ( enter at E Powell and Burnside across from Fred Meyer FOR MORI INFORMATION CALL 2 5 4 -1 0 8 5 • Open 7 D a w a Week lot the Finest Seafood A Fine Spaghetti! ACROSS THOM COAST TO COAST By popular demand - extended thru April! Chicken Lovers' TWO-FER 95 Down-Home CHICKEN DINNERS W ITH h on ey b ro o d e d d e e p frie d chicken, choice of solod or cole slaw, ond breod . . . . A fte r 3 p.m. every day but T uesdoy, REMEMBER: Double Oysters every Tuesday! Excellent Wine & Beer selection Daily lunch SPECIALS 39004 Proctor • 668*6900 0NH Mon -Fn. 11 a at - I p a Open Sat 4 p.m.-S p.m Dowd Sun I holidays • Free D e h \e r\ to last County Phone: 661-1000 12.8% A.P.R.1 FINANCING by G .M .A .C . SAVE s63648 For a lim ited tim e you w ill ave $636 48 on o $5.000°' balance for 48 m on ths under the 12.8% G .M .A .C . financing program , as com pared to your own Bonk finoncing These special rates apply to 1981 C h evro let Cars A Trucks, as w e ll as 1982 M odels. W e have 4 new 1981 Citations. 2 n ew 81 Chevettes, 1 n ew M alib u A 1 new C om oro all at b elow current cost. A you'll sove m ore w ith the 12.8% finoncing W e urge you to get our finance rates A then to check w ith your frien d ly Banker. He or she natu rally w ill suggest that you hurry to Carlson Chevrolet A tak e ad va n ta g e of these special rates O n a $10.000 balance you'll save $1.272 96 This reduced interest charge is subsidized en tirely by C h evro let A G .M .A .C ., so it doesn t cost us anything You can ta k e ad van tag e of our consistently low er prices A then ta k e ad va n ta g e of "G enerous M otors"' low interest. In o ther w ords, it w ould be w ise to purchase a n ew Carlson C hevrolet A finance all you con ot this low ro te— then— invest your money in C .D .’s or w h a te v e r. The e x tra interest incom e w ill help reduce your paym ents. W e hove a lorge selection of oil M odels av ailab le . A if w e don t hove your first choice— w e ll find w h a t you w ont. You just con t help but enjoy your n ext C h evro let purchase from . . . . PETE 1 Above Grokeff Jewelry in Sandy s Wheatlond Bldg < BUNK BED CARLSON 6684101 SANDY Open Sun. F
