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2—SANDY (Ore ) POST Thur» Moy 13 1982 ($•< I, Senior Center News A d u lt cam p o ffered se n io r s Local seniors will have an opportunity to see the Academy Award-winning film , “ Chariots of F ire," th is e v e n in g a t the Eastgate Theater Departure from the San dy Senior Center will be at 4 30 p m Movie goers are reminded that there will be not time to have dinner along the way because the movie begins ar 5.30 p m , however, a stop is planned for a light snack or dessert on the return trip. Gale Orford, director of Camp Tamarack, will be the center’s guest speaker tomorrow, May 14. follow ing the Loaves and Fishes meal She will provide in formation on the Senior Adult Camp which she coordinates several weeks in June Activities offered during each five day session in clude canoeing, hikes, fish in g , c ra fts , n atu re studies and dancing. P er sons who are interested in registering for any session may do so following the program. The Sandy Senior Center Staff photo Bucolic scenes such as this are a frequent site as the weather continues its warming trend throughout the area. ORR Solar tour highlights Sandy area residences Two Sandy homes will be featured in the fourth an nual Solar Home Tour scheduled this Sunday, May 16, from 1-5 p m This self guided tour is sponsored by the OMSI Energy Center and the Col- u m b is S o la r E n e rg y Association, and offers area residents an oppor tunity to inspect working active and passive solar homes in the Gresham Sandy area Locally, the Fehringer residence on lx* Ann Court re p res en ts a passive, SUHS frosh top the norm in testing Sandy Union High School administered the Califor ma Achievement Test to members of its frenhman class in April Comparing Sandy results with the national average, the local school fared well T h is e x a m in a tio n measures student aptitude in reading vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, la n g u a g e e x p re s s io n , grammar and usage, and math concepts and skills In comparison to na tional average scores, San dy High scored average and above average on 37 out of 41 item groups in the teat battery T he b re a k d o w n by percentages demonstrates that 10 percent were below average, 46 percent were average, 27 percent were high and 17 percent were very high Teat results will be used to evaluate cur ric u lu m and ad vis e students on future pro grams according to Den nts Crow, assistant prin cipal (USPS 481-180» M IM 4 I« O>agor> N -w t p o p - r b u b lith «,« A »ta<iaiion and u 1 Suburbor. bra«» direct-gain home which stores power in a concrete slab and brick wall A spec hom e, b u ilt by D ave Skelton and Sons at 40050 Gary St is also a passive, d ir e c t-g a in , but also features an active solar hot water system Cost is 15 per car load and the local tour will also include a wind system, ac tive solar home and a passive envelope home Tickets are available at The Sandy Post between 8 a m and 4:30 p m Thurs day and Friday $ 1 0 .0 0 tl« o w b a ro m O reg o n $ I I $ 14.00 O u ttid a M o rth w a tt ond b o citk C o a ti S iala« par year $17.00 Sandy Poti. Sandy. Oregon 97055 No. 19 All //I Cedar Fencing 6 Ft................... ’3.19 Sunning Fool » In tlu d a t » le tg g n I « 4 » 6 Bnard» tw o } ■ 4 ■ • ifT ffT ff • a il« ond one 4 . 4 . » b o ti f t Sat nan; O r, by the Piece: • I ■ 6 • 2 >t $ 1 . 0 8 « 6 #1 Codar Board» 0 »I Cedar Rail« > H » I ( »dar Pott* a 4 ■ 4 j ml la $1.87»- 4 » j $4,39». T l'E S D A Y . M AY 18 7 30 a m.: Men s Breakfast and Guest Speaker 9 a m .: SSC Advisory Com mittee Noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p m .: Blood Pressure Clinic l p m . : Ceramics W EDNESDAY. MAY 19 9:30 a m : Arts and Crafts Noon Loaves and Fishes THURSDAY. MAY 28 9 a m .: Exercise for Adults 1 0 a m : Humanities Noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m : Steve Wallace, Barter Systems Interna tional DALE HARLAN (Democrat) for Clackamas County Commissioner THE OREGONIAN o f May 5, 1 982 said: " . . . best in C lackam as C ounty." "It is tim e fo r Clackam as C ounty voters to re tire fiv e -te rm C om m is sioner Stan Skoko. Today's m ore com ple x issues slip easily fro m his grasp. It is Skoko w h o creates dish arm on y on the b o a rd .” DALE HARLAN stands o ut am ong the six candidates fo r the D em ocratic n o m in a tio n . The O re g o n ia n re co m mends DALE HARLAN. DALE HAR l A N - fo r jobs, security fo r c itiz e n s fro m c r im in a l a c tio n s , econom ic g ro w th . DALE HARLAN is also endorsed by Labor, O EA and V ete ra n s of For eign W ar. V o te fo r jails for c o n v ic te d c r i m inals. V o te for DALE HARLAN M ay 18. Nationally Oregon Ranks 10th Among the 50 States In Reported Crime. The Odds are Nanowing That You Will Becom e a Victim of Crime. SUPER SAVERS 2 x 6 REDWOOD TK çommon »299/« SPECIALTY f Pf t Garden Stahe» with any purchatgl LUMKRIAU8.MC. 668-8033; T TO MA T EPIAI ON MANO How Many Crimes are the Work of Repeat Offenders... Criminals Who Walk the Streets ... Released Because of Limited Jail Cell Space? Ipu Finest Seafood and TWO-F 4 * — "-W • -* - 48b, 0 Clam Stmt H Potato!/ Colè X Across The Square from 39004 PROCTOR 0HH Monday Friday 11 a m -9 p m , , May 13, 1982 SPRING FEVER SALE CLAM STRIP . ,, »4 50 In Nor«hwo«t and b a< ifu C o a ti State« O u ttid a O reg o n par year RESTAURANT t • bo* O ne of the good ones MONDAY. M AY 17 9 30 a m Exercise Class and Therapy Pool Noon: leaves and Fishes 12:30 p m : Musical Enter tainment l p m.: Cards Genealogy Class $9 00 In C lark am a« County par year M u ltn o m ah C ounty t>Ryy> xt . Co M ow tpapot THURSDAY, MAY 13 9 a m .: Exercise for Adults 10 a m : Humanities Noon Golden Age Club Potluck 4:30 p m .: Departure for “ Chariots of F ire “ F R ID A Y . MAY 14 Noon Lxraves and Fishes 7 30 p m : Com m unity Card Night lp m 668-5540 Sandy looks UP to ... NT, Mattano) Activities for the Week of May 13 to May 20 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Pre-school party set at Kelso School Kelso Grade School will hold a pre school party thia Monday, May 17, at I 10 P m for all those who will enter the first grade nest year Birth certificates and im mum ta ll or i r<M«ds should ha brought Io aid mi pre regiarratKMi A tto d d tid ^ bubl>«h«à waabty rh u ttd ay« by Tho O utlook bubtitb m g la n d y O regon *70SS Sarond do«« p o tta g e pord at t o n a r Oregon vat ions should he made in advance by telephoning MS-0011, extension 228 Featured speaker will be State Superintendent of Public Instruction Verne Duncan C e r tific a te s of a c c o m p lis h m en t w ill be presented to all nominees and winners of the monthly Outstanding Student and Athlete competitions This second banquet of the year will honor the designees for the months of January, F e b ru a ry , M arch and April Information about join ing the Booster Club may be obtained by contacting Donna VedJer, 868 «113 - COUNTY CLERK The StfncfyPost Banquet fetes students fo r scholastic aims The Sandy Union High School Booster Club is sp o nsorin g a sp ec ial awards banquet this Mon day, May 17, beginning at 7 pm in the high school commons All current members of the Booster Club, parents of honored students, award winners and the general public are invited Heser JU A N IT A recently sponsored a Spr ing Bazaar to raise funds to support Loaves and Fishes nutrition program . The center staff and members expressed thanks to the m a n y v o lu n te e rs and donors who were responsi ble for making the event a success Because of their support, Sandy Loaves and Fishes will continue to serve area seniors through the con gregate and m eals on wheels hot lunch p ro grams Several low income hous ing units within the city are now available to seniors For information, contact the center 668 5569 '' W » '• - Saturday 4 9*p m One Would Be Too Many! That’s Why We Should All Vote “Yes” on Ballot Measure 3. Ballot Measure 3 is a bond issue which would finance the construction of State and County Regional Jails and help to equip or improve jail facilities. Your “Yes” on Ballot Measure 3 says you want to keep repeat criminals, dangerous criminals off the street. Committee to Finance New Correctional Facilities. 4789 Sesame St N E „ Salem, Oregon 97305
