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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1982)
6 Sept » >»82 S*< 1) SANO* (Ore ) ROST Thur» Voters’ league seeks Sandy-area chapter School menus Sandy Welches MONDAY . (M'T 4 Wiener wraps Catsup Potato rounds Carrot sticks Applesauce Milk MONDAY. (MT I Sloppy joe Shredded lettuce Frosted graham Applesauce Milk WEDNESDAY (M'T. « Beef and bean tostada with lettuce and cheese Cinnamon bun Sliced peaches Milk Kiwanis installs officers guests attended the in stallation banquet last Thursday at the Communi ty Presbyterian Church Installation ceremonies were conducted by Frank Happold of Sandy, who is Lt Governor of Division 66 Clark Lund, supennten dent of the Sandy Elemen tary District is the new president of the Sandy Kiwanis Club A large crowd of Kiwanis members, their wives, visiting Kiwanians and BPW speaker slated to address politics Zoe O Kelly of Clat skame, state chairperson for Political Action, will be the guest speaker of the Sandy Business and Pro fessional Women's Club dinner meeting next Wednesday, (Jet 6 She will give the background of why business and professional women, as well as all American citizens, should become politically aware The meeting will be held at TJ's Fireside Dining at 7 p m Guests are welcome Mayor Ruth Loundree has been invited as guest of honor Confab offers tips for business women The Institute for Managerial and Profes sional Women will hold their fifth annual con ference this Saturday, Oct 2. at the Jantzen Beach Thunderbird. 8 30 a m to 7 pm The conference theme, "Getting Off Third Base," is targeted toward women managers, professionals and business owners Oregon Secretary of State Norma Paulus will discuss why women are still seen as minor league players despite many achievements She will share strategies and tac tics on how to get off third base Sixteen other presenters will give expert advice on bow to get the top job For more information or registration, call the In stitute at 226 7701 of the Pacific Northwest District of Kiwanis Inter national Also installed as officers in the Sandy club for the coming year were Roger Atkins, president elect; Gus DePaepe, vice presi dent. Don Deming, secretary, and Mel Barnes, treasurer The newly in stalled board of directors includes Hugh Armstrong. Howard Berger, Ken Hallgren. Terry Lenchit sky. Bob Montgomery, Chalmers Thornber and Norm Trost THURSDAY. (M'T. 7 Pizza Seasoned green beans Orange wedges Milk TUESDAY, OCT. 3 Chili Crackers Peanut butter sandwich Celery sticks Whipped jello Milk WEDNESDAY. (KT. 6 Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Seasoned green beans Roll with butter Fruited jello Milk WEDNESDAY. OCT. 8 Hot dogs Potato chips Buttered corn Cucumber wheels Fruit Milk THURSDAY. OCT. 7 Beef-a-rom Lettuce wedge Dressing Honey buttered cornbread Orange wedge Milk never supported without study and a member con sensus The findings are made available through open meetings pamphlets, letters and speakers A unit of the League for couples is being formed and will meet at the home of Polly and George Casterline. 31711 SE Divi sion Drive. Gresham, this evening. Sept 30 The League of Women Voters also would like to start a unit in Sandy For more information on the East County League of Women Voters, call 252-6060 Brides ReRlstered at CJoudtree Ä Sun Mft rbrt a Umlh I SEPT.-04 T -\O\ . THURSDAY. OCT. 7 Hot beef sandwich Mashed potatoes Buttered carrots Crunchy turnip Apple crisp Milk bkide (.ROOM Jerry Tramposh Bill Kent Gary Houghton William Figueroa Kimberly Berry Carolyn Scott June Morían Sandi Morgan FRIDAY. OCT. X Fish sticks French fries Cole slaw Peanut butter in celery Pudding Choice of milk FRIDAY. OCT. H Turkey salad Cheese sticks Buttered corn Cinnamon toast Fruit medley Milk FRIDAY, OCT. X No School The East County League of Women Voters is looking for Sandy area residents, male and female, who are interested in studying local and national issues and passing their knowledge on to the general public The League, is the mid die of its annual member ship drix e through Oct 9. is currently studying juvenile justice, community health needs and the rising costs of health care The League of Women Voters believes an inform ed voter is necessary to in sure good government In the League, an issue is MONDAY. OCT. 4 Hamburger gravy on Hot biscuits Tossed green salad Buttered green beans Fruit Milk TUESDAY. OCT. S Meat and cheese pizza Carrot coins Buttered peas Peach cobbler Milk TUESDAY, OCT. 5 Fish sticks Tartar sauce Buttered corn Fruit bars Bread and butter Milk Past President Darrell Dempster, left, and district Lt. 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