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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
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THURSDAY. OCT. 7
Hot beef sandwich
Mashed potatoes
Buttered carrots
Crunchy turnip
Apple crisp
Milk
bkide
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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. Governor Frank Happold. center
congratulate new Kiwanis President Clark Lund at the club's initiation
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