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Tbvr» Kty • 19» (Sec I) SANOY (Ore.) POST—3 Senior Center News: Seniors readying for Gorge cruise A group from the Oral Hull Foundation will enter tain today 's Sandy Golden Age Club potluck meeting with a musical program at 1 p m. T h e p o tlu c k , w hich begins at noon, is open to all members and guests Following the potluck the hiking club will leave for a short excursion in the M ount Hood N a tio n a l Forest. R eturn to the center will be at approx imately 4 p m Preparations are now underway for the center's participation in the Sandy Mountain F estival this weekend. July 10 and 11 The Sandy Senior Center will sell homemade pies and cookies in Meinig Park as a fund-raising project for the Loaves and Fishes program Anyone interested in assisting with this project is asked to attend the pie baking workshops today and tomorrow from 1:30 to 4 p m. The annual Columbia River Gorge scenic cruise has been planned for Fri- day, July 30 This year, participants will travel via Amtrak from Portland to Cascade Locks where they will board the Columbia Sightseer Cost of the trip is $22 50 per person Reservations and pay ment mustbe received by the Sandy Senior Center no later than July 9. July is the month to renew Sandy Senior Center memberships and newslet ter subscriptions Dues this year at $1 for membership and $2 for 12 issues of the Sandy Senior Scene Griffin stays to fill Tucker spot S ia li p h o to New Flower Garden shop proprietor Diane Tiller readies her flowers and plants at 39075 Proctor in Sandy for a grand opening celebration Friday through Sunday. N ew flow er shop bloom s D ia n e T ille r , who operates a garden nursery near Sandy with her hus band. Patrick, has opened a new flower and plant shop with partner Zeph Me Naughton at 39075 Proc tor, Sandy The site is the former home of Lom e's Sandy Florist and earlier Donne’s Sandy Florist across from T J ’s restaurant Proprietor Diane Tiller said her shop will feature outdoor plant sales plus ad vice from OSU Extension Service experts from 1 to 5 p m . Fridays and Satur d ays d u rin g M a s te r Gardener Clinics there She’s also remodeled the old florist shop to include a large new walk-in cooler for cut flowers. The new Flower Garden shop w ill celebrate its grand opening this Friday through Sunday with free refreshments and a door prize Normal business hours will be 10 a m to 6 p in Tuesdays through Satur days Terry Lenchitsky was sworn in at a reconvened SUHS board meeting June 30. and Pete G riffin was ap pointed to fill the vacancy left by the death of Paul Tucker. An election to fill that position will be held March 29. 1983 Griffin had served as board chairman at what he thought would be his last meeting on June 14. Len- Tiller earlier worked at Lorrie s Sandy Florist. Some of the horses in the Mountain Festival parade July 8 will carry her flower arrangements SERVICE WE GIVE! Hood-Land Construction Licensed & bonded for sewage 4 cesspool work. Fully insured for property damage. e Road Grader August of 1978 She is mov ing to Texas with her hus band Activities foe the Week of July 8 to July 15 THURSDAY. JU LY 8 9am Exercise Class 10 a m.: Humanities Class Noon: Golden Age Potluck and Musical Program 1:30 p m.: Hiking Club Trip 1:30 p m . Pie Baking Workshop F R ID A Y .J U L Y 9 Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1:30 p m .: Pie Baking Workshop 7:30 p m .: Comm unity Card Night Road building. fl P 0 Box 294 Woodland Park Plaza. Welches 97067 LEVIS 5 0 1 ’s Regular *19 50 LEVIS SUITS Shirts Long & Short Sleeve Grief, Curlee. Sewell, Dallas Lanvin, Chaps. College Town Reg *l5 °°fo *30°° NO W ‘8" I . ’16" Reg '150°° to '335°° Saddleman Dress Jeans Reg *20°° <8 i24°° ’13" WOMEN S SUNDRESSES Lane - Oops - New Raves SPORTSWEAR That s M e - Jantzen • Bobbie Brook "TT" 17500 Strauss Ave. 6 6 8 -6 8 8 7 Easy parking, too. 668-4421 5 1 7 ’s R egular * 19.99 NOW WOMEN'S T H l RSDAY. JU LY 15 9 a m .: Exercise Class 10 a m : Humanities Class Noon: I-oaves and Fishes 1 p m .: Hiking Club Trip FSLK R egular'1(>00 to '27°° NOW ’ 1 3 " W EDNESDAY. JU LY 14 Noon: Loaves and Fishes 2 p m .: Band Practice H Dt RAI bAYirtGn AND LOAN ASSN ALL H A G A R SLACKS D E N IM JEANS TUESDAY. JU LY 13 10 a m.: Golden Age Club Board Meeting Noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p m.: Oil Painting The Benr Franklin WALRAD 22S“ Sandy, Oregon W EMME MONDAY. JU LY 12 9 a m .: Exercise Class Noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p m Cards Prizes Galore G e o rg e M o rg an Local R epresen tativ e W. (BILL) STIENBARGER SUNDAY. JU LY 11 11 a m - 6 p m : Sandy Mountain Festival Booth Sandy Mountain Festival Day Friday 9 am-6 pm July 9 The personal insurance counsel and advice of a local agent is important to you in planning a complete insurance program. C learin g. SATURDAY, JU LY 19 11 a m -8 p m : Sandy Mountain Festival Booth Spin and Win INSURANCE WE SELL . . . Blacktop driveways. Backhoe ditching. Top soil. Crush rock. Fill dirt. 622-3151 chitsky defeated Jeffrey M iller June 29 in the elec tion for Position 2. In other action the board decided to place the same $2 7 million operating levy before the public again Aug. 10. The levy was voted down 1,099 to 896 on June 29. The board also voted to accept the resignation of Ruth Kostur, an English teacher at SUHS since Membership is not a re quirement for seniors who wish to participate in ac tivities or services of the center However, member ship fees collected by staff and volunteers are used to offset operational costs ------------------------------------------------------- l WESTERN BOOTS Tony Lama - Justin - Don Post Texas __ aqi G raff - Present Co. Reg *59’ * to '300 NOW ’as00,»*! DRESS SLAX ----- “ ----------------------------------------------------- SPORT COATS Champion - Town & Country Harris Grief, Curlee. Sewell. Dallas Lonvin, Chaps, College Town Reg '16°° to *57*° Reg '80°° to '295°° now , 8M»o$36°° now *2000»o, 199°’ ............. 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