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Aug »2 I *82 (S«c I , SANOV (O r* ) POST
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High school sets registration times
School bells w ill toll soon
and Sandy Union High
School officials are ready
ing for the day when
students return from sum
mer vacation
To prepare for the new
school year, registration
and scheduling dates have
been set for new and retur
mng students
According to Dick H ar
rison. director of student
services, all incoming and
re tu rn in g students w ill
receive a schedule and in
structions in the mail If
that schedule is accep
table. a students w ill only
need to sign the schedule
and register
Registration gets under
way next Wednesday. Aug
18. for freshmen and new
students from noon to 8
p m Sophomores, juniors
and s e n io rs w ith no
schedule changes may con
firm their schedules and
register Thursday and F ri
day. Aug 19 and 20
Thursday's session w ill
be noon to 8 p m ; Friday,
registration w ill be 8 a m.
to 3 30 p m
During registration, fees
w ill be paid, lockers w ill be
assigned and turnout cards
for activities and athletics
w ill
be
c o m p le te d
Counselors w ill be present
to answer students ques
tions
Arena scheduling for
seniors w ill be Aug 30 from
9 a m to noon, juniors w ill
schedule their classes that
day from 1 to 4 p r».
Sophomores w ill plan their
schedules Aug 31 from 9
The closure of Sandy
Public Library to link up
with a countywide library
computer system has been
delayed
According to Librarian
Sue Newlands, the delay
was caused the failure of
some needed equipment to
arrive from the vendor at
the county library head
quarters As a result, the
closure has been postponed
u n til
s o m e tim e
in
September.
She said the moratorium
on fines, which was in
stituted to gain delinquent
books for entry into the
c o m p u te r,
c o n tin u e s
through this Tuesday, Aug,
17.
$38°°
“ It's really not that d if
fic u lt,” Newlands said
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1969 Chevrolet pickup was
taken from outside his
Sunset Street residence
Last Saturday morning,
personnel at Meats 4
Treats told police that so
meone had entered the
business and taken wine,
beer and change.
Monday morning, police
responded to a two-car ac
cident at the intersection of
Highway 26 and Ten Eyck
Road A car, driven by
Benjamin Samuel, 69, of
Portland reportedly ran in
to the back of a car, driven
by Tami Jean Wulf, 24, of
W elches, as she was
waiting for a red light at
the intersection.
No citations were issued
as both vehicles were mov
ed before police arrived
MEMBER
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Publisher*
Association ond U S Suburbon Pre«*
Volunteers w ill help type
titles in the library's collec
tion into the new computer
system for access at other
libraries in the countywide
system
Classified Business,
Professional Directory
Police study car thefts
There w ill be a back-to-
school dance next Friday
evening, Aug 20, at Sandy
Union High School with the
newest rock group in the
Northwest, Throttle Down.
The dance, which begins
at 8 p m , w ill benefit the
Sandy O p tim ist C lub's
drive to generate money
for scholarship funds
Advance tickets are $2
for single admission and $3
per couple
They are
available at Sandy Rexall,
Dairy Queen, Taco Time
and Paola’s Pizza Barn.
Tickets at the door w ill
be 12 50 for singles and
13 50 per couple.
N e w la n d s sa id the
lib r a r y
is
se eking
v o lu n te e rs
to a ssist
librarians during the shut
down The only require
ment is that volunteers
have a c c u ra te ty p in g
skills, she said
< IV » M I III
Plus only ports needed
Teen dance
to benefit
scholarships
The rest ol the student
body w ill tiegin school Sept
8 w ith a full da\ of classes
Library shut-down delayed
For better
m ileage1
For
better mileage*
Carburetion our specialty
Sandy police are in out and holes had been pun
vestigating a number of ched in the right side of the
vehicle thefts that occurred car Investigation is conti
during the week
nuing
Last Saturday morning.
Thomas Paul J r told
Elizabeth Richman told police Monday morning
police that someone took that someone had taken his
her 1969 Pontiac F irebird
1975 Ford pickup when it
while it was parked outside was parked outside his
T oni's R estaurant and Tupper Road residence.
Lounge
The truck was recovered
L a te r
th a t
d a y.
five hours later on Tupper
C la c k a m a s
C oun’ y
Road, a short distance
s h e r iff 's
d e p u tie s
from his home
recovered the vehicle on
A c c o rd in g to p o lic e
Judd Road, three miles
reports, the vehicle had
west of Highway 211. The been hot-wired and police
wheels had been removed,
suspect that someone took
the windows were broken
the vehicle for a short time
and then abandoned it. The
incident is under investiga
tion.
Tuesday morning, Albert
McLean told police that his
Buses w ill run th e ir
regular schedules on the
first day of school tor
Ireshmen Sept 7 Classes
w ill be held all day lot
freshmen only as an orien
tation Selected student
body officers and honor roll
students will be present to
act as guides and lend a
helping hand
Students who don’t at
tend their scheduled arena
time may go to the school
Sept 8 from 9 a m to 3 p m
to enroll in classes that are
s till available for their
grade level By going late
however the student will
hkse the opportunity of first
choice and a preferred
schedule, according to
Schedules w ill be com
pleted during arena and
w ill be official Students
w ill not be allowed to
change their schedule after
TUNE-UPS
Kackhoe operator Steve Mackey digs a ditch for a drainage project on North Bluff Road.
Work is underway to remove standing water which has been a problem for several years
and shortens the life of the roadbed. Paving from Highway 26 to Bell Street is expected to
get underway in a couple weeks.
school officials
No buses w ill run during
registration or scheduling
Students w ill complete
their class schedules dur
ing those time periods and
are asked to report prom pt
ly
P a re n ts a re a lso
w e lco m e d u rin g
the
scheduling process
Home o f the 1 2-m onth or
10,000 m ile WARRANTY. ’
Photo by t»an Dillon
their scheduled arena time
is completed
a m to noon and freshmen
w ill meet that afternoon
from l to 4 p m
Lice n se d B o n de d
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668-5548
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In Clockam as County per yeor
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M ultn o m o h County
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Sandy Post, Sandy. Oregon 97055
No 32
August 12, 1982
Custom Pizzas low as s155
8-in. cheese
Cheese Pizza
8" 10” 12'' 15”
1.65 2.45 3.45 4.95
For EACH additional
topping add:
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TOGO'S SPECIAL COMBINATIONS
TOGO Special
.60
S hrim p
Sausage
Tomatoes
Mushrooms
8 Pineapple
3.95
5.25
6.95
3.25
4.25
5.95
Canadian bacon and pineapple
9 Anchovies
10 Pepperoni
11 Black Olives
12 Green Pepper
13 Extra Cheese
14 Canadian Bacon
Call Ahead
668-3578
For FasterService1
.
or
Stop in and order on your way to shop
your pizza will be ready to go when you are!
We make
em; you
bake 'em
Lg
6.95
Beef, onions, peppers, refried
beans, and special m ix of sauces
Luau Pizza
Beef
Cnions-Free
Salami
Med.
5.95
Pepperoni, sausage, beet. Iinguica
onions, olives, m ushroom s
Mexi-Pizza
TOPPINGS AVAILABLE
Sm.
4.95
BAKING INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1
Preheat oven Io 450'
Step 2
Remove wrapping and disc Place in hot oven
on rack about si» inches from the bottom
Step J
Bake 10 to ,? minutes or until cheese in the center
of pizza is well melted and browned
Step 4
Remove from oven let set for one to two minutes
then slice and serve
Step 5
Alter enjoyinq TOGO S VouBake Pizza., all and
order some for your freezer1
Keep retr/gerafed until uta>
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