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~ è ; Log tru c k er honored for safe record A Sandy log truck driver, Glenn Sm ith, re ce n tly received the Special OLTA Group Fleet Safety Award in the 2-5 employees divi sion from the Oregon Log T ru c k e rs A s so ciatio n (OLTA) The award is based on all-around excellence in m a in te n a n c e , r e c o r d keeping. driver selection and accident frequency The a w a rd was presented by Lloyd Mar shall, Coquille, 1981-82 OLTA Safety Committee chairman, at OLTA's an nua! convention in Bend Smith is a member of the C la c k a m a s M u ltn o m a h Chapter of OLTA SCP hunts fo r board participant The Sandy Community Players, Inc has announc ed a vacancy on its board of directors. The directorship expires April 1983 and is a non -pa id community volunteer posi tion The board will welcome recommendations naming interested persons who wish to be nominated All SCP members at large and residents within the metropolitan area are invited to mail recommen dations and particulars to oard of Directors, Sandy Community Players, Inc., P 0 . Box 221, Sandy, OR 97055, or call president Judy Sheppard at 668-6182 Casting call goes out fo r new comedy Auditions for “The White Sheep of the F am ily,” a comedy about crooks, will he held next Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 15 and 16 The play, written by L. du Garde Peach, will be directed by Doris Sheik who re c e n tly d ire c te d “ L o v e rs and O th e r Strangers” for the Sandy Community Players Auditions will begin at 7 30 p m. each night at the S an d y C o m m u n ity T h e a te r . P a r ts a re available for men and women who are 17 and older rhwrs City plans more youth activities School menus Cottrell Sandy Welches MONDAY. SEPT. 13 Baked lasagna Tossed green salad Applesauce Cinnamon bun Milk M ONDAY. SEPT. 13 B eef and s c a llo p e d potatoes Seasoned green beans Roll with butter Chilled cantaloupe Milk MONDAY. SEPT 13 Macaroni and cheese Hot cinnamon rolls Popeye salad Peaches Milk TUESDA Y. SEPT 14 Hot dog on a bun Potato rounds Mixed fruit Gingerbread Milk TVESD A Y. SEPT 14 Baked beans Wiener coins Crisp mixed vegetables Buttered corn bread Fruited jello Milk TVESD A Y, SEPT 14 Sloppy joes Buttered carrots Celery sticks Ice cream Milk W EDNESDAY. SEPT. 15 Spaghetti with Meat sauce Tossed salad Garlic bread Peaches Milk W EDNESDAY. SEPT. IS Turkey gravy Mashed potatoes Fruit salad Hot rolls with butter Cantaloupe M ilk T H l RSDAY. SEPT 1« Sloppy joes Cherry tomatoes Applesauce Gingerbread Milk THURSDAY, SEPT. 18 Shepherd's pie Lettuce with dressing Carrot sticks Raisin-apple squares Milk F R ID A Y . SEPT. 17 Macaroni and cheese Buttered spinach Deviled egg sandwich Grapes M ilk F R ID A Y . SEPT. 17 Tacos Corn chips Cole slaw Fruit Milk W EDNESDAY. SEPT IS Turkey ala king Biscuit Carrot sticks Cookie Apple Milk T H l RSDAY. SEPT 1« Beef burrito Seasoned green beans Sliced peaches Bread and peanut butter Milk F R ID A Y , SEPT. 17 Spaghetti with Meat sauce Cabbage and carrot salad Fruited jello Garlic bread Milk Sept 9.1982 (Set 1) SANOY ( O e ) WO8T-6 kids out on the night of the M o re a c t iv it ie s fo r youngsters are on the San fu ll moon—the harvest dy Recreation D e p a rt moon, actually,” Kmght- ment's fall calendar than Weiler said. Following a ever before set of clues, they will hunt ‘‘W e re trying to em for prizes which will be hid phasixe a lot more kids den around Meinig Park. s tu ff," said recreation All the new offerings d ir e c to r B ill K n ig h t- won't just be for the young, Weiler, “ particularly little however Some will be for kids' stuff ” the young at heart. The regular line-up of fall The recreation depart a c t iv it ie s w ill be ment w ill offer F riday augmented with a toy night performances at the library, classes on pup Sandy Community Center peteering and a Harvest " I t ’s a takeoff on your Moon Treasure Hunt typical coffee house where The toy library, which people in the community w orks lik e a re g u la r can come in and play lib ra ry , has been suc music,” he said. cessful elsewhere in the Here is a sampling of the state and Sandy’s should fall line-up: follow suit, if a catalog of F r id a y N ig h t P e r f o r toys can be established, Knight-Weiler said. mances: Alternate Friday “Some of the towns on evenings upstairs in the the Coast are doing it," he Sandy Community Center, beginning Oct. 15, from said. "Hopefully people 7:30 to 10 p.m., instrumen w ill bring in their toys at our first meeting ” Cur talists, bands and people who like to make music for rently, he said, a couple softballs are all that make fun will gather to entertain the community up the inventory. Anyone interested in per The puppeteer ng class will offer youngsters an op forming is asked to contact portunity to make their the Sandy R e c re a tio n own puppets and put on a Department, 668-5569, to program for the communi reserve a date for their per fo rm a n c e . C o ffee and ty refreshments will be serv The treasure hunt will ed. coincide with traditional harvest festivities. Pre-School Co-op: A ‘‘We thought we’d get the variety of fun and educa- tional activities will be of fered for children, ages 3 to 5, in c lu d in g c ra fts , storytelling, field trips and games Parent participa tion will be required on a rotating basis. An o r g a n iz a tio n a l meeting will be held Thurs day, Sept 23, at 10 a m at the Sandy C om m unity Center Costs will be deter mined by the group Puppeteering: Children will learn how to make dif ferent puppets and perform a show Tim e and place for this activity will be an nounced. A materials fee will be charged Introduction to Theater for Youth: This activity will be for 8- to 12-year olds. Times and places will be announced Dungeons and Dragons : E .T. was only the beginn ing. Monday afternoons at the Sandy C om m unity Center, afficionados of this m e d ie v a l g a m e —and n ew co m e rs to o —w ill gather from 3 to 5 p m. The activity begins Oct. 4 and is free Community Card Night: Begins Oct 8 at 7:30 p m. at the Sandy Community Center. Toy Library: This new idea in lending libraries is patterned a fte r s im ila r libraries m other Oregon communities An organize tional meeting will be held Wednesday, Oct. 6, at 10 a m at the Sandy Cora munity Center B eg inn ing Registration for all San dy Recreation Department Activities begins Oct. 4 and ends Oct. 8 R egistration m ay be completed in person at San dy Community Center or by calling 668-5569. The Community Center also has forms fori registration by mail. nome to Church COMMUNITY P R E S B lT E R ItN CHURCH Sunday uhool HFrigidaire À M G A /4 m a n a MITSUBISHI C rosley ä v CLOSE-OUT SAVINGS ON ALL ’82 MODELS! SUM M ER SALE! /J A M IT S U B IS H I/M G A 13” Color Personal Portable IflMlTE ») IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Opvmng worship 4 JO a m S undayK ho ol.............. 9 45 i.m Uwnmg »onhip ...H o O i.m Home Bibla Study 6:00 pm S u n d a y School B ib le S tudy PASTOP T h e Sandy P a r e n t- Teacher Club is ready to welcome back all returning members and open the door to all new members The first meeting of the local boosters at Sandy Grade School will be held tonight. Sept. 9, at 7:30 p m in the school gym nasium There will be a discus sion and vote on the new year’s activities Officers for this year are Debra Hoard, president; Rich Marshall, vice presi dent; G ail Van Dann, secretary, and Nona M ar shall, treasurer H oly Cross Episcopal starts year Holy Cross Episcopal Church will launch its fall schedule this Sunday, Sept. 12, and c e le b ra te its patronal fes tiv al, Holy Cross Day. Fam ily Communion will be held at 9:30 a m and Sunday School will be at 10:30 a m . Classes will cover all age groups from nursery to adult, with the younger children being introduced to the curriculum that will teach them to sing the Ten Commandments through the year That curriculum is call “Sir Oliver’s Song.” Amana is so con fident ol the quality and dependability of Amana Radaranqe M icrowave Ovens that the y’re backing them w ith the longest w arranty In the industry. St. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH John» Catholic Church Walchat. Or 19011 SANDY ASSEMBLY OF C O D S U N D A Y SE RVIC ES Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning W orihip 10:45 a m Evangelistic Service 6 00 p.m F a m ily N ig h t Wednesday 7 00pm D a le E d w a rd s 9 15am Sunday school 9 45 a in Worship service Pastor: Elizabeth Hampton Gray 667*6633 9 30 a m 11 OO » m Paitor BERNIE C LA RK 6 6 8 9 3 4 9 - Home 668 6 14 4 - Church ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH ONLY MichowAvtTCveu (S o u th e r n ) 15150 S i ORIFNT DRIVE BORING. OREGON I CROSLEY SAVINGS r f I ' M cu.fl. upright FO O D FR EEZER (2*7 miles from Sandy) BIBLE SWOT - 4 45 (Lb MORNING WORSHIP - 11 00 AM CHURCH TRAINING - 1 00 F M AFTERNOON WORSHIP - 3 00 P M (PASTOR) Ted Devi» CHURCH PHONE - 66« 6 0IJ HOME PHONE - 6616761 w ith a fu t u r e " Sandy Church of the Nazarene C u r r e n tly m e a lin g o l 7 1 5 0 U n iv e r t it y A v e S an d y (S e v e n th D o y A d v e n tis t C h u rc h ) Sunday School - 9 :4 5 e.m . M orning W orship 1 1 00 a m. Evening Service • 6 :3 0 p.m. Paitor Nobert F. Scheifere 668-5712 Church of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal) Sunday C o m m u n io n 9 a m. M id w e e k t e r v lc e t \ T u e t .- T h u r « . 1 0 a m L ittle P io n e e r c h u rch on W e i t P io n e e r B lvd F a th e r D a v id L o u n tb u ry 6 6 « -5 6 6 3 o r 3 3 8 -8 8 7 0 Sandy Baptist Church GAS RAW S M /r Invite f/ou to Join us for fellow sh ip. 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M : M W M -T b u r r M , le t. t-S CLOSED SUNDAY We emphasize Biblical teaching supportive fellowship, children s learning center & regular home m e etm p e Ilf ^‘wiiaJti bMulstion ¡HFrigidaire SUMMER SAWMOSf EASY TERMS OR USE YOUR BANK CARDS .'.IO C .« » • Msonartto Door Seals • S M M e fo ts rlo r • Kaoy-ta-rsech ture Control P R n W U Y S tY A N D •« T A H A T O N WITH FULL •ERVICfi AFTER THE SALE A P P L IA N C E S ON Tempers- as A y s RUW A M O C IA T ID VO LUM I •LJYinS *475 YOUR TRAPS - « IS WORIN MONEY L A -Z -B O Y R E C LIN E R S 301 a. pauiail greshom, 665*415 lULINGAT Sandy High School (Rlull Road) Sunday mornings (9 JO 11 JO) Living Way Fellowship (Foursquare) OiKOvsry Worship Mrvics Ned eve Mrvics Pastor Ken Wold 17275 Strauss 668 4949 (Formerly St Mich«»!'» Hall) W edneedav 7 :3 0 p m FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH Frigidaire, a name that m eant dapendabMtty kt apphanoaa, la proud to present a quality Mne otgasrangaa Each model la fitted with a fu« range of cooking and cleaning convenience» end bum with the engineering exoeNenoe standard m every Frigidaire appliance T E L E V IS IO N Classified: SANDY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH You Are Welcome _.--r - T T T h e p io n e e r c h u rc h Sandy. Oregon Father Carl Gimpl 668 4 4 4 6 NOW Church ^ 5 0 9 Boring Community Methodist Church 1 8090 St langensand Sabbath School Morning Service KOEPKE Church C a n « ol Church and Richey Roads 6pm Proctor and University A rwntontB. FRA NK 668 6733 - Ma»» 6 pro Sat . 8 a m Sun Sandy PTC readies for school year 11:00 a .m . A C ordial W elcom e 1» E «tended to A ll "A S T O R St • 100% solid state chassis • 82 VHF-UHF channels • Twin antennas 9 ,4 9 . * * or,h ,P H o m e 66S-6 100 Church 6 6 0 -4 5 4 3 Comer ol Meinig i Scenic Sandy This space for rent Call 668-5548 8 :38 e.m. 9:30 a.m. W or»hlp Nursery Cora During Worship Pastor John H Von lierop Sat eve Mau 7 30 pro Sunday Mam 10 OO s m _____ H o o k b in d in g : Learn the ancient art of bookbinding in this two-day workshop Each student will complete a hand-bound book. Class runs Nov. 17 and 18,6 30-9.30 p.m. at the Sandy Community Center. There is a 15 charge, plus a materials fee Harvest Moon Treasure Hunt: Some very unusual objects have been hidden somewhere in the city park. Different clues have been drawn up for different age groups. Bring fellow detective friends to Meinig Park on Oct. 2 at 4:30 p.m. P ra y e r M e e tin g
