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« ' *■ _____: „T .r.r.r.w Thur» Sept » 1982 ($ •< I ) SANDY (O r« .) R OSI Senior Center News: Center makes pitch for horseshoes Beginning today, and continuing every Thursday afternoon, local seniors w ill be a b le to p la y horseshoes at the pit in Meimg Park. The games w ill begin at 2 p m on days the Sandy Senior Center hosts Golden Age Club potlucks and 12:30 p m on every other T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n . Transportation w ill be pro vided to and from the Senior Center for all in terested participants Guitarist Jim Knoll w ill perform after the noon Photo by Dun Dillon Labor Day marked the end of the summer for Chuck Stevens of Portland, saddling his horse Smokey. Chuck and his * if**. sP*nt the summer as hosts at the Riley Horse Camp near Zigiag. The two had been camped, with their three horses, since June 29. tempted theft, one count of attempted burglary and one count of second-degree theft He was released to his parents and referred to Clackamas County juvenile authorities A Portland man was a r rested late F riday and charged with stealing a $5 w aterm elon from Berry land in Sandy Janz D e n n is F ra n k LaFrienier, 21, was taken to Clackamas County Jail on a charges of second- degree theft, giving a false name to a police officer and a Multnomah County w ar rant for driving with a O b itu a r ie s LaRoy Briggs LaRoy Briggs. 68. of Government Camp died Sept 4 at the Providence M e d ic a l C e n te r in Portland He was born Sept 20, 1913 in Denison, Texas A construction engineer, he and his wife first moved to Government Camp in 1952 They made the home their permanent residence in October of last year No funeral w ill be held at M r. B r ig g s ' re q u e s t. Friends of the fam ily are invited to visit the fam ily home in Goverment Camp Saturday, Sept 11 after 2 p.m. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society Briggs was a veteran of World War II, having serv ed in Europe He is survived by his wife, Maxine, of Govern m ent C am p, th re e children, Gary, of Wilson ville, Susan, of Houston, Texas, and Renee, of Seat tle, Wash Other survivors include h is s is te r, A nna, of S pokane, W ash., his b ro th e r, C ly d e , of Sacramento, Calif., and five grandchildren. Michael Orr Funeral services fo r Michael O rr were held Wednesday in the chapel of Sandy F u n e ra l Home. Vault interment was at Cliffside Cemetery. Michael Patrick Orr was born Jan. 1, 1968 in Los Angeles He died Sept. 5 at his home in Boring He was 14 years old When Michael was 4, his fam ily moved to Boring. He was active in all sports programs at Cottrell and played trumpet in the band. He was also a mem ber of the school newspaper staff. A class which w ill fling open new vistas for older adults is scheduled this fa ll Sandy and Gresham area senior citizens w ill have the o p p o rtu n ity to e xplore suspended license Drama for Seniors It is an Last Tuesday evening, introductory class, design George LeRoy Connett, 32, ed specifically to enliven of Sandy was charged with and enrich the lives of older wreckless driving, driving adults. The class w ill be taught under the influence of in toxicants and failure to fu r by Bonnie L. Vorenberg, a nish proof of insurance professional in theater, after the car he was driving dance and gerontology. She on th e rolled on North Bluff Road s e rv e s Portland/M ultnomah Com near Bell Street. mission on Aging, on the American Theatre Associa tio n ’ s N a tio n a l S enior A dult Theatre P rogram He is survived by his and is currently project parents, Michael and Lin director for an Arts and Ag O rr of Boring, a sister, ing grant from the National Judy O rr of Boring; grand Endowment for the Arts. Her goal is to keep senior parents, M r. and Mrs. M.W Chinn, Joe L. O rr and adults young, fresh and Leora T. Orr, all of Los adaptable to change B ecause V o re n b e rg Angeles The fa m ily suggests believes "anyone of any memorials be made to the age can a ct," she teaches Sandy Union High School an energizing Drama for Athletic Department in his Seniors basic acting class I t e x p lo re s s p e a kin g , memory. PERIr . i m ÌE SERVICE & PARTS TOGO " C o m e in a n d m eet our c h e e rfu l c re w : K a th y , S a n d y , S a n d ra a n d Authorized Service For: S h e r r ie . . • • Amana • Frigidaire • G.E. T h e S a n d y Post (USPS 481-180) Mfvern O r«9o n N ew tp o p e r nub li.h » r t Association and U S Suburban P ra t* A . a<x lotion N o tio n al Published w eakly Thursday« by Tha Outlook PuW tthm g Sondy O reg o n V7OS3 Second d o n p o t toga po»d ot Sondy Oregon N o w tp a p o Co B oh 68 • KitchenAid. • Maytag 661-5548 SUBSCRIPTION RATES $9 00 In C lo cko m o t County per year ............... $10.00 M u ltn o m o h C ounty Elsew h ere in O reg o n $11.50 In N o rth w est ond Pocific Coosf State« O u tsid e O reg o n per year $14.00 RiEGELmtinnZ $17.00 Stoles per yeo> Sandy Po»». Sandy O re g o n 97055 N o 36 301 E. Powell S«pt. 9. 1982 HYPNOSIS Call for Appointment _______ FOR: « S M O K IN G •B E D W E TTIN G • NAILBITING WEIGHT MEMORY SELF CONFIDENCE Colt 668-4221 B illie M c N u t t P H D C e r t if i e d U n io n H y p n o t h e r o p is t Fall Bulbs HERE this w eek! PLA N T your S prin g color n o w 1 D affo d ils, narcissus, crocuses, tu lip s , h y a c in th , iris & m ore! S a le on O u td o o r P la n ts ! COLORFUL BOUQUETS 5 $050 ONLY M OPEN 10 6 Tues Sat I C om plete locol flo ris t shop O u td o o r p la n t & garden center F f r v e r Special of Week: Pizza Cutter! Reg. ’2.95 With any size pizza only T o G Soles ond Service O u tsid e N o rth w est ond Poohc Coast • STRESS • FEARS • SPORTS • Jenn-Air G d r d c i? 3*075 Proctor e Sandy 668-V767 665-4168 P 668-3578 "W e m a k e ’em , y o u b a k e 'em I" O p en 4 - 10 pm M on. thru Thur»., Noo.t- 10 pm Fri. & Sat. and noon-8 pm on Sundays. 17480 Meinlfl by Thriftway, Sandy. A taco feed, jointly spon sored by the Sandy Senior Center and Sandy Sentry, netted the Senior Center $212 »4. The feed was staffed by senior volunteers from the local center Activities for the Week of Sept, a to Sept. IS Noon Loaves and Fishes 12 30 p m Guitarist Jim Knoll lp m . : Cards 1 p m .: Ceramics THURSDAY. SEPT » 9 a m : Exercise Class Noon: Golden Age Club Potluck 1 30 p.m : Hiking Club to Oxbow Park 2 p m .: Horseshoes in Meimg Park TUESDAY. SEPT. 14 10 a m Golden Age Club Board Meeting Noon Loaves and Fishes 12 30 p m.: Senior's Day at Washington Park Zoo FRIDAY, SEPT IV Noon Loaves and Fishes 7:30 p m : C om m unity Card Night W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 15 MONDAY. SEPT. 13 9 a m .: Exercise Class Graduation Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m,; Blood Pressure Clinic Curtain raises fo r senior actors Watermelon theft nets trip to jail A 12-year-old Sandy youth was arrested early F rid a y m o rn in g a fte r residents along M cCor mick Drive told police that someone was attempting to break into their vehicles parked along the street. The youth was arrested at 1:04 a m and charged with eight counts of at- meal this Monday. Sept 13. Tuesday. Sept 14, there w ill be the annual trip to the Washington Park Zoo to participate in the zoos senior day activities. $2°° listening, emotions and characters to discover how they contribute to the basics of drama. Participants find theater to be a healthy stimulation for mind, body and emo tions, but most of all acting is fun, she said Seniors with any level of experience are welcome The class, sponsored by the Sandy and Gresham Senior Centers and Mount Hood Community College, w ill be held at the Sandy S e n io r C e n te r, 38348 Pioneer Blvd . on Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon, begin ning Oct 1 -= ^ k YES! I w o u ld lik e to s u b s c r ib e t o t h e S a n d y P ost nam e— ----------------- address------------------ phone B FOR KEEPING OUR FORESTS NJ 1 'O K I I P OHIOON O R IIN ! please b ill me check enclosed Turly in CJ k U im s County................................. $9.00 Yearly in Multnomah County .................................$10 00 Elsewhere in Oregon ............................................ $11.50 Elsewhere in Ratifie Northwest............................ $14 00 Elsewhere, per year .................................................. $1100 MAIL TO: The Sandy Rost. R 0 Boi i f . Sandy. OR 91055 ’82 Chev. Closeout! CITATIONS............»500 CHEVETTES................ 600 CELEBRITY'S..............700 CAVALIERS................900 LUVS...........................400 LUV 4 x 4 s ..................600 2 & 3 /4 PICKUPS. . . 400 S-TO PICKUPS......... 350 The a bove am ounts re p re se n t the fa cto ry in ce n tive a llo w a n c e paid to C arlson C h e vro le t w h e n you purchase these selected m odels b e tw e e n now & Sept. 22. This trem endous saving is is in a d d itio n to o u r lo w -lo w closeout prices on a ll re m a in in g 82 M odels. We s till have a b o u t 70 new '82 M odels th a t w e need to m ove b e fo re Sept. 22, in cluding 9 d e m o n stra to rs on w hich you w ill save even m o re ! t We have too much selection, & w e ll fin d it fo r you, if w e sh o u ld n 't have W e II pay yo u r 18-hole green fees at R ippling River in W em m e o r g ive you 5 FREE rides on th e slid e a t the Ski Bowl just fo r ta kin g a dem o d riv e in a new C arlson C h e vro le t (by re se rva tio n , please). W h atever it takes w e 'll p ro b a b ly do it, so com e try U3 on fo r p rice . . . . PETE CARLSON 668-4101 SANDY O pe n Sunday & Evenings
