Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, July 15, 1982, Page 3, Image 3

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Surplus cheese to be distributed
There is more free cheese on the
way, courtesy of the U S govern­
ment.
U S Department of Agriculture
surplus cheese will be distributed
at several sites in around the coun
ty next week
Qualifying families in Sandy.
Boring and the Mount Hood area
can get a five-pound block of
cheese from the federal govern­
m ent if th e y m eet inco m e
qualifications
To qualify for the cheese, reci­
pients must have an income that
doesn’t exceed 125 percent of the
government's official poverty in­
come guideline
Sandy area residents with a ZIP
code of 97055 , 97030 or 97019 may-
pick up the cheese at the Sandy
Community Action Center, 38500
Pioneer Blvd , any day next week.
Ju ly 19 to 23 Distribution hours
will be 9 a m to noon and 1 to 4
pm
A family of four with a gross
monthly income of $950 would be
eligible for the cheese, however, a
sim ilar fam ily earning $1,000 a
Boring residents who have a Bor
mg Post Office ZIP code, 97009.
may pick up cheese from 3 to 6
p m Ju ly 20 and 21 at the Boring
while the mayor serves a
two-year term
Incumbent Mayor Ruth
Loundree said Tuesday
that she has not yet made a
final determination as to
whether or not she will seek
a third term
Council members whose
te rm s w ill e x p ir e in
November are Don Blair,
Vern Richards and Deane
Wessel ink.
This year all nominating
petitions for the elected
positions must be filed with
the city no later that 5 p m
on Aug. 31. This will aHow
the city a small mount of
tim e
to
v e rify
the
signatures gathered
The city charter specifies
that anyone who wishes to
A night of entertainment
is in store for local seniors
Boring residents who have a
Gresham Post Office ZIP code.
97030. can claim some of the free
cheese at the Sandy Community
Action Center
Hoodland area residents with
ZIP codes of 97011, 97028. 97049 OT
99067 may pick up the cheese at the
Mt. Hood Lions Club in Wemme
next Thursday between 10 a m
and 3 p m .
The giveaway is for Clackamas
County residents only Proof of ad­
dress will be required
November election set for council
The city of Sandy is look­
ing for residents who want
to help shape the city's
future during the next four
years
Local voters will vote
Nov 2 for three City Coun
cil members and a m ayor
On the same ballot, the city
expects to present a tax
base proposal that would
replace its current $14,000
limit.
City Manager Roger J o r­
dan said this week that peo­
ple interested in seeking a
spot on the city 's governing
board should be ready now
to begin the process that
will lead to the November
election
The council members
will serve four-year terms,
If the petition has been
circlated by someone other
than the person being
nominated, the nominated
persons »oust also file an
acceptance of the nomina
tion.
mayoral petition
Jo rd a n recom m ended
that anyone who is seeking
election should file their
petition as early as possible
so that city officials can
verify the signatures If
s ig n a tu re s c a n n o t be
verified and the petition
has been file d e a r ly
enough, the candidate can
be notified that deficiencies
are evident and the ap­
propriate corrections may
be made before the final fil­
ing date
No voter may sign more
than one petition for each
office to be filled in the
election That means a
resident may sign three
council petitions and one
If a petition is filed with
an insufficient number of
registered voters who live
in the city, the name on the
petition cannot be placed
on the ballot.
run for a city office must
obtain a petition at City
Hall and obtain a minimum
of 20 v a lid
vo te rs '
signatures from residents
within the city The petition
must be filed with the city
recorder
Bowmans management revamped
this Friday evening when
they attend the Sandy Com
munity Players musical
revue “ I ’ve Got Rhythm "
Tickets are $2 50 for
senior citizens and are
available at the Sandy
Senior Center office
Paul
S pence
w ill
d e m o n s tra te his a u c ­
tioneering skills following
the Men’s Breakfast this
Tuesday. Ju ly 20. at 7 30
a m S en ior men and
wortlen, and their guests,
are invited to attend
The price of breakfast is
$1 25 and includes sausage,
eggs, hashbrowns, juice
and coffee After the pro­
gram, the Sandy Senior
Center Advisory Commit­
tee will meet at 9 a m
ture from Sandy will be at 6
p m that evening
S e n io rs
w ill
m ake
another trip to Washington
Park this year to view a
s p e cia l p ro d u c tio n of
Rodgers and Hammers
te in 's
m u s ic a l.
“ O klahom a.” sponsored
free of charge by the city of
Portland
Because of the popularity
of the series, participants
will be required to bring a
picnic dinner before the
performance
For more information
concerning services and
programs, contact the San
dy S e n io r C e n te r at
668 5569
Sum m er w ouldn't be
complete without taking in
a baseball game and area
residents will have an op­
portunity to see a Portland
B e a v e rs
g am e
n ext
W e d n e s d a y, J u ly 21
General admission is $3.75.
For reservations, contact
the center no later than
Tuesday, Ju ly 20 Depar
Activities for the Week of
July IS to July 22
THURSDAY, JULY IS
9 a m .: Exercise Class
10 a m : Humanities Class
Noon Loaves and Fishes
l p m . : Hiking Club
F R ID A Y . JU LY IS
Noon Loaves and Fishes
7:15 p m .: Sandy Com
munity Players' “ I ’ve Got
Rhythm ”
7 30 p m : Com m unity
Card Night
M O N D A Y. J U L Y 19
9 a m .: Exercise Class
Noon Loaves and Fishes
and Anderson
construction set to start on
two new Red Lions in
Southern California, we in­
tend to keep our focus on
the hotel business,” said
Tod McClaskey, chairman
of Thunderbird-Red Lion
Motor Inns
Thu n de rbird -R ed Lion
M oto r
In n s
is
an
in d e p e n d e n t ly -o w n e d
association of 49 inns and
hotels in seven states, with
h e a d q u a rte rs in V a n ­
couver, Wash.
A
sm oo th
and
cooperative transition took
place to meet the needs of
vacationers, condominium
owners and business con­
ventions, said McClaskey
A m e ric a n G u a r a n t y
Financial Corp, is the
h o ld in g
c o m p a n y of
American Guaranty Life
Insurance, headquartered
in Portland.
The Sandy Post won
general excellence honors
along with 11 other state
newspapers recently at the
annual Oregon Newspaper
P u b lis h e rs A sso c ia tio n
convention in Ashland.
This marks the third con­
secutive year The Post has
won the sta te p re s s
a s s o c ia tio n ’s h ig h e st
a w a rd fo r n ew sp a p e r
publishing.
The Post placed third in
general excellence rating
a m on g sta te w e e k ly
newspapers of 2,500-6,000
circulation behind larger
Forest Grove News-Times,
first, and larger sister
paper Cottage Grove Sen­
tinel, second
Am ong state w eekly
newspapers with circula­
tion of 6,001 or more. Tigard
Tim es placed first. Beaver­
ton Valley Times placed se-
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Noon Loaves and Fishes
2 p m .: Band Practice
THURSDAY, JU LY 22
9 a m .: Exercise Class
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10 a m : Golden Age Club
Join us for Chef Charles'
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