SANDY ( O f . ) ROST Thur»
Free lunch criteria told by schools
School begins Tuesday
for most area schools and
officials are finalizing last-
minute details, including
qualifications for free and
reduced-price meals for
children unable to pay the
full price under the N a
tional School Lunch Pro
gram.
The Sandy Elementary
D istrict w ill charge 80
ce n ts fo r m e a ls fo r
students in grades 141 and
90 cents for students in
grades 7 and 8. Reduced
p ric e s fo r q u a lify in g
students will be 40 cents
per meal.
In the Welches School
District, lunches will be 65
cents apiece, if purchased
in books of 28 tickets at a
time. Otherwise, lunches
will be 70 cents per meal
Milk will be 15 cents
In the Cottrell School
District, lunches will be 80
cents a day for students
through fourth grade, S3
pei week or 110 20 a month
For fifth through eighth
graders, lunches will be 75
cents daily, 83 75 weekly or
812.75 on a monthly basis
Application forms for the
free and reduced price
meals will be distributed to
a ll p a re n ts and a re
available at school offices
In certain cases, foster
children are also eligible
for the benefits If families
Menus
Sandy
TUESDA Y. SEPT 7
Kish wedges
Buttered com
Fruit
Cinnamon buns
Milk
Party set
to hand out
yearbooks
Photo by Dan Dillon
Sandy paramedic« assist George Leroy Connett of Sandy after he was involved in a one-car accident early Tuesday
evening. Connett was cited for driving under the influence of intoxicants after the car he was driving rolled on Bluff
Road, adjacent to the Sandy Mormon Church.
Keeping posted
Dover group launches year
F R ID A Y , SEPT. 3
‘ •The W o o lg a th e re r,”
presented by Sandy Com
munity Players, opens in
the Backstage Studio at
Sandy Community Theater
at 8 p m Entry will be
made through the theater's
backstage door.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4
“The Woolgatherer'* con
tinues at the Backstage
Studio at Sandy Communi
ty Theater at 8 p m
MONDAY. SEPT. 8
Sandy City Council meets
at 7:30 p m at Sandy City
Hall
The Sandy Rainbow Girls
meet at the Masonic Hall at
7 30 p m.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 7
Today is the first day of
school for students in the
Sandy Elementary. Bor
ing, Welches, Bull Run and
Cottrell School Districts At
L
Sandy Union High School,
today is the first day for
freshmen only. All other
students begin Wednesday
Sandy Area Chamber of
Commerce meets for a lun
cheon m eeting at the
Tollgate Inn at noon Jerry
Leadham, small business
coordinator for Clackamas
Community College will
speak on “ How to Better
Manage Your Business.“
The annual Mee Ma par
ty will be held at Sandy
High School from 7 to 9
p m in front of Room 15 for
distribution of the 1981-82
yearbook
hom e
of
A u lik k i
D u b ro w s k y , 43900 SE
M u sic
Cam p
R o ad .
Meeting topic is unusual
fru its and vegetables
Anyone interested in join
ing is invited For more in
fo rm a tio n , c a ll Lin d a
Thoreson at 688 5018. or
l^ouise Bell at 888 7000
Sandy Golden Age Club
W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 8
The Sandy TOPS Club
meets at 9 a m in the San
dy C o m m u n ity Action
Center
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9
The Dover Extension
Study Group meets from
9:30 a m to 1 p m at the
hosts a potluck luncheon at
noon at the Sandy Senior
Center.
The Bull Run School
Board will hold a regular
meeting at 7 p m. in the
school cafeteria.
The Sandy Rebekah
Ixxlge meets at 8 p m at
the I O O F Hall in Sandy
W E D N E S D A Y .S E P T N
Beef and bean tostada
with lettuce, cheese and
tomatoes
Sliced peaches
Milk
The annual Mee Ma P ar
ty will be held at Sandy
High School this Tuesaday,
Sept 7, to distribute the
1981-82 yearbook
The party will be held
from 7 to 9 p.m. in front of
Room 15.
Purchasers are asked to
bring their receipts for
quick delivery If someone
wishes to pick up a year
book for a friend, they are
asked to b rin g t h e ir
friend's receipt
There will be just 10
yearbooks availab le for
purchase, according to
Eleanore Hermanson
THURSDAY. SEPT. 9
Pizza
Seasoned green beans
Orange wedges
Milk
F R ID A Y . SEPT. 10
Wiener wraps
Catsup
Potato rounds
Carrot sticks
Applesauce
Milk
Cottrell
Welches
W EDNESDAY. SEPT N
Pizza
Tossed salad with dressing
Buttered peas
Cauliflower chunks
Chocolate cake
Milk
TUESDAY. SEPT. 7
Com dog
Catsup
Potato chips
Carrot coins
Apple crisp
Milk
W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 8
Pork and gravy
on mashed potatoes
Buttered peas and carrots
Peanut butter sandwich
Pears
Milk
THURSDAY. SEPT 9
Mt Vernon chicken
Mashed potatoes
Carrot-raisin salad
Hot rolls with butter
Watermelon chunks
Milk
FRDA Y. SEPT. 19
Fish sticks
French fries
Buttered broccoli
Turnip wheels
Jello with topping
Milk
The Stfndy Post
THURSDAY, SEPT 9
Chuckwagon stew
Cheese sticks
Roll with butter
Grapes
Milk
FR ID A Y . SEPT 19
Toasted cheese sandwich
Macaroni salad on
lettuce leaf
Applesauce
Maple bar
Milk
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In the Welches district.
Superintendent Kenneth
Blackburn will review ap
plications and determine
eligibility Appeals will be
made to Richard Hoffman.
Star Route. Rhododendron,
or 622-3165. for a hearing to
appeal the decision
Cottrell Superintendent
Jean Lundy will review ap
plications and determine
eligibility in that school
district Appeals will be
made to Judy Lenchitsky,
34231 SE Bluff Road. Bor
ing, or 683-5745
have foster children living
with them and wish to app
ly for such meals for them
they should contact the
local school adminstrator
Under the provisions of
the policy, principals at
Sandy Elementary District
school will review applica
tions and d e te r m in e
elig ib ility
If a parent
wishes to make a formal
appeal, he may make a re
quest to Superintendent
Clark Lund. 39085 Pleasant
St., or 688-5541, for a hear
mg to appeal the decision
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