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Thurt Oc) 29 1982 (Sec. I) SANDY (O re.) POST— 7 Senior Center News: Costume party on tap for Senior Center A Halloween party with e n te rta in m e n t and refreshments will be held at the Sandy Senior Center tomorrow with festivities kicking off at 12:30 p m P articip an ts are en couraged to attend in costume Prizes will be awarded to those sporting the most creative get ups An orientation program, which will be presented by staff persons for new center members, will be held following the party A refresher workshop for anyone previously involved in the spring genealogy class will be held at the center on Monday. Nov 1, from 10 a m to noon Under the guidance of Maxine Taylor, persons w ill gain insights into various methocs of tracing individual's ancestry New members may also join the group at M o n day's meeting Preparations for the San dy Golden Age Club's Dec 3 bazaar are underway Seniors who wish to con tribute to the effort may do so by amending weekly arts and crafts sessions at the center every Thursday after the noon meal Materials will be will be furnished by the center for the handicraft projects A volunteer attorney will be on hand to consult with persons 60 years of age and older who require legal ad vice next Thursday, Nov 4, from 9 a m to noon. Anyone wishing to schedule a 30-minute free appoint ment is asked to contact th center at 668 55611 as soon as possible THURSDAY, OCT. 28 9 a m Exercise Class 10 a m,: Humanities Class Noon: Golden Age Club Potluck 2 p m : Arts and Crafts FR ID A Y . OCT. 2« 10 a m Drama Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12 30 p m Reception for New Members and Hallo- Clinic 1 p m ween Party MONDAY, NOV. 1 9am Exercise Class 10 a m Genealogy Class Noon Loaves and Pishes 1 p m : Cards 1 p m Ceramics BURGLAR FIRE SECURITY ALARMS Gresham Alarm In business sine« I96Ä THURSDAY. NOV. 4 9 a m Senior Law Project 9 a m : Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities Class Noon Loaves and Fishes l p m : Arts and Crafts TUESDAY, NOV. 2 9:30 a m Planning and Evaluation Subcommittee Noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p m. : Dance Class funded at this tim e ," Wilson said "It depends on their needs analysis We want (the developer) to establish there's a local need " If the developers can pro ve a need exists locally for more housing of this nature, then funding may be made available in the future for additional units, Wilson said Although all three pro posals are currently just in the pre-application stage. Monday evening each developer will get the op portunity to discuss the particulars of his or her project with the Sandy City Council and lobby for coun cil support in a public hear ing at 8 p.m at Sandy City Hall Sandy's comprehensive plan requires city fathers to disperse subsidized housing throughout the community. Because all three proposals are for low- to moderate-income, sub- sidized family units, the ci ty will participate in the FHA review process The first proposal is for a 35-unit complex, south of McCormick D rive near Loundree and Wolf Drives T h a t is proposed by Westgate Homes of North Bend The second proposal is for a 24-unit complex, sub mitted by Michael McKeel of Gresham That would be built just north of Tupper Area youngsters are tak ing steps this week to brighten the Thanksgiving celebrations for some deserving senior citizens and families. The Sandy Pathfinder Club will be going door to door tomorrow, Oct 29, in the Sandy area gathering canned goods fo r Thanksgiving baskets W ednesday e v e n in g , some 60 Pathfinders from Hood View Seventh-day Adventist Church in Boring began their drive in the Boring-Damascus area, distributing grocery sacks for contributions which will be picked up this Saturday Every year Pathfinder Clubs go out at Halloween and, rather than asking for a treat for themselves, they ask for food to help others The food collected locally is taken to the Adventist Community Service Center where it is used to prepare food baskets for deserving families in the community. Each box contains a com plete meal for the family. People in the area served by Hood View Pathfinder Club may wish to leave their sack on the doorstep if they plan to be out Satur day. It will be picked up by a club member If a person is not con tacted by a member of one of the Pathfinder Clubs and they would like to con tribute to the food drive, they may contact the local church. In Sandy, the number is 668-6144 In the Boring-Damascus area, the numbers are 663-5611 or 658-6777. Pathfinder Clubs are sponsored by the Seventh- day Adventist Church. Pathfinders In Sandy and Boring are busy this week collecting food to help stock Thanksgiving baskets for deserving families. DOES YOUR AUTO INSURANCE NEED A TUNE-UP? MARK for State Representative District 23 ■ '¿ Jt Governor Vic Attyeh Mr. and Mrs. Duane Day Wad« Bettis Clay Mayers, State Treasurer C.B. Stauffacher Mr. and Mrs. Nick Roth Dr. John Peters Wayne E. 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Their travels have taken them th ro u gh o u t the midwestem states, into the m o u n tain s ta te s , the southern s ta te s , New England and Canada The team members work together in various a r rangements with solos and duets, testifying about God's love and reconcilia tion through personal ex periences r: for a decisive, informal, effective. COUNTY Gospel show featured at Boring church "'5ft FREEZER ALARMS • HARLAN COMMISSIONER Baptists host revival A Portland evangelist will lead members and friends of Orient Drive B a p tis t Church on a Revival Week Nov. 1 to 7 with nightly meetings at 7 p.m. C liffo rd V ic k , an evangelistic pastor from Lincoln Street Baptist Church in Portland, will be the speaker at the services at the church, 15150 SE Orient Drive, two and a half miles from Sandy Vick began his ministry in 1971 and has held pastorates in Texas, Tuc son, Ariz., and Eugene before moving to Portland in 1979 A gospel music team, Pete and Naomi Fast of Portland, will also par ticipate in Revival Week services They served for years in various churches in 20 states, and in West Germany and Belgium Nursery care will be available for children 3 years of age and younger Elect DALE _ • mi_ii PIHL L2_J Park The final proposal, by Phyllis Mizner of Town and Country Real Estate in Sandy, is for a 20- to 24-unit development, immediately south of the Park Crest area Youth ‘trick or treat’ to fill food baskets CLOSED CIRCUIT T.V. rz* WEDNESDAY. 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