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6- SANOY ( O f * ) P O S I T h « r. Nov II 19*2 ($ •< 1) By liquor funds Bazaars fill local calendar Sandy revenues boosted With the holiday season rapidly approaching, civic and social organizations are planning a host oi Christm as bazaars with traditional and unique of fenngs for gift-giving or holiday decorating Kob l.awson SUHS grad lands MHCC play lead A 1982 Sandy High School graduate w ill play the lead role when the Theater Arts Program of M t Hood Com m unity College presents the Portland Metro area's first production of the play “ T h e E le p h a n t M a n ," opening this weekend in the Studio Theater at 8 p m Rob Lawson will play John M e m c k , born with such deformities that he was exhibited as a freak until saved from this ig nominious existence by a yo u n g s u rg e o n . D r. Frederick Treves In spite of his physical appearance. M errick has a sensitive and perceptive m ind, and entered the circles of the upper classes of the late Victorian period in England Unlike the movie of the same name, the play does not use exaggerated make up to portray the defor m ities Instead, Lawson contorts his body and voice to give the illusion of defor mity. Lawson has been active in dram a since the eighth grade when he played the Beast in “ Beauty and the Beast ' He serves on the board of directors tor the Sandy Community Theater where he has performed in several productions, most recently “ T rib u te " and ‘ ‘I ’ve Got R hythm .” He a ls o d ir e c te d “ The Woolgatherer" for the San dy Community Players He is now attending MHCC on a talent tuition scholarship for theater The play is directed by Richard Melo, director of theater, and the cast con sists of nine actors who double playing many roles The p la y w il l be presented Nov 12,13,18. 19 and 20 in the Studio Theater at 8 p m Spaghetti feed planned at Bull Run The Bull Run Community Club is hosting a spaghetti dinner and evening of games this Saturday, Nov 13, in the school cafeteria The authentic spaghetti dinner, specially prepared by Mrs Konaella, form er cook at the school, w ill be served from 5 to 7 p m The games will be played from 7 to 9 p m Cost of the dinner is $2 50 Games w ill coat 25 rents The Oregon Liquor Con trol Commission reported this w eek th a t liq u o r revenue distributed during the 1981-82 fiscal year amounted to more than $72 million, an increase of 3.12 percent over the 1980-81 fiscal year The Gresham Communi ty Hospital Auxiliary is h a v in g its annual Christmas Bazaar tomor row, Nov 12, in the Con stitu tio n Room a t the hospital from 9 a m to 5 p m Free coffee will be served along with the bake C itie s an d c o u n tie s receive a share of the funds in proportion to population The city of Sandy received $26,502 80 and Clackamas County received $576,296 78 for the recently-completed fiscal year This does not include funds received from City Revenue Sharing or M e n ta l H e a lth Alcotiolism and Drug Ser vices accounts ■ale. There w ill be a drawing for a small television, a gift c e r t i f ic a t e fr o m th e hospital gift shop and a din ner for two at a Gresham restaurant Proceeds from the drawing go to the Hospital Building Fund Item s for sale w ill in clude stuffed toys, tole painting, dough art, doll clothes and ornaments St. Michael's Women's Club hosts its an n ual bazaar this weekend, Nov. 13 and 14, from 9 a m to 5 p m each day at the w ill host a craft bazaar at Cottrell School on Satur day, Dec 4, from 10a m to 6 p.m. The bazaar will fe a tu r e hom em ade Christmas gift items Besides handcrafts and Christmas items, there will be a variety of baked goods Hot dogs, pie, coffee and punch will be on sale throughout both days A hake sale and food con cession are also planned Cottrell Community d u b Santa Claus w ill be at the bazaar and free babysit ting w ill be available for pre-schoolers Proceeds w ill go to help the sixth grade Outdoor School program F R ID A Y , NOV. 12 9 a m : D e p a rt fo r Pendleton Woolen Mills 10 a m : D ram a Class Noon Loaves and Fishes 7:30 p m . : C o m m un ity Card Night The Sandy Golden Age Club begins distributing the 1983 Kiwanis Communi ty Birthday Calendar to day. Persons may pick them up at the Sandy Senior Center between the hours of 9 a m and 5 p m M O N D A Y. NOV. IS 9 a m .: Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m .: Cards 1 p.m .: Ceramics The club coordinates the effort annually under the Kiwanis Club's sponsorship as a fundraising project to benefit the Sandy Senior Center T U E S D A Y , NOV. 1« 7:30 a m . Men's Breakfast 9 a m . : SSC Advisory Com m ittee Noon: Loaves and Fishes l p m : Dance Class TH U R SD A Y. NOV. I I 10 a m Humanities Class« Noon Potluck and Film on Puerto Rico The Sandy Senior Center Advisory Comm ittee w ill meet at 9a m this Tuesday to review general business topics A breakfast of ham. eggs, toast and hashbrowns will be served before the meeting at 7 :30 a m Dates change for CPR class The bendy Ftre Depart mamt has rescheduled one of Its u p c o m in g ( P R Ebe G ift T bryV H rolh • Kerosene • Gasoline (» R O O M Kimberly Berry Charla Geissler Jerry Tramposh Stuart Hughs The class which was originally scheduled for neat Saturday, Nov 18, has been moved back ana week h»Nwv r Clam will begin al 8 a m aagadBlaatapp<':'<'<,l. 667-1060 For Prom of S ervice " Fall Super BARGAINS Ä s Tiger Paw SIZE PRICE FE.T. PJ6S/8ORI3 $49 60 SI 67 PI 75/80« 13 £91 and School of toofcery PI 85 /80« 13 ¡ PI 8 5 /7 5 « 14T 51 83 53 64 54 54 IH N P I9 5 /7 5 R I4 59 14 2 16 P2O5/7SR14 61 70 2 30 P215 /7 5 « 14 64 20 247 P2O5/75RI5 P 2I5/75R I5 6332 242 6 6 13 257 RADIAL CLOUDTREE A S M ain M S M M G r a h a m P I5 5 /8 0 R I3 SUN VALLEY esrtifted by the American Mod f rees C P * certlftca TELEVISION SERVICE IGG SO Piwieet Wvd OrtfiM V M S T sìog G cho 448 4175 'W*** a, l.uarenlead Servira On All Maltas M R 73B3 TV t R adio S e r v ie « c tO A A z l a e a Me I LOtete le v e l PRICE F E .I S5987 SI 67 PI 8 5 /8 0 « 13 £ 1 ^ 2 5 « 14 P I95/75R I4 « 0 5 /7 5 « 14^ 63 95 I 91 67 66 6889 204 P2OS/75RI5* This space fo r rent. Cali 668-5548 Fill m aterial* • Crushed rock Demolition • Bulldozing * «oodgroting We are ike home delivery « p e n 4 4 4 4 1 7 « I t m e u b e e t e e e Send, *44» y »« R«4 l»<b«4 D A A P U M P * SUPPLY CONCRETE READY M IX Sandy Roofing Company b H o a « ••<*<»«*• A N D GRAVEL 242 5 DAYS O N I Y N O V • ' «¿ ham ewesps HR» »t-M UVe» V77 TE RV moontmn E ll- t a e i Weedy Oelee CUSTOM wheels ; FXTRA / I0 t b THRU 11tfc IN GRESHAM r r .T r f r u . i t l S O 995 C IN G A V A I CHIMNEY SWEEf. » L Ig g . W tori A M -S IM licenced. Bended end Inured 73 95 7665 WE DO ALL THIS. < < V ALIGNMENT OF FRONT F N O Â p* COMPUTER BALANCE A U « W K E L S ROTATION au a wheel ' s v> S a v e a t BRAKE INSPECTION au « wkels u L a I A s I T 112 0 0 R O C K CREEK S A N D C ,u*hedSe<k FiH end T a . 2 93 Warranty aganu faikxe due Io rvarkmamNo M ararkmamrxp or irucrrus aryn J e r-'tilr-rA IJ » .* » A s to c c m o u r ™ GSE3S225J mg me kkr 0« me tread (down ro 2 / 32nd remaemg 'r-piati-d tree ’ryy a you tread) me ure and be 'epaeed or replaced return me laced ore to an authorized B n O Tee Store COMBINATION SPECIAL S A N D and GRAVEL bM « mo G* r « u $ ME «SIS le x « * « at r -weee krxter 2 73 73 98 ALL TIRE PRICES INCLUDE M O U N T IN G A N D EXCHANGE 668 8051 Phone _________________ 2 16 2 30 247 FULL W ARR A R R ANTY A N TY FOR FREE REPLACEM REPLACEMENT ENT F re e A ir Checks F re e R o a d H a z a r d W a rra n ty P>«fcw* B Owhwrv M T H O O O R E A D Y M IX ••«Me M e 6 9 09 ■ 1 ' ' r Free 5000 M ite R otatio n Free Flat Repairs Free Tubeless Stems A L L M A IN T A X S E R V IC E Cedor Plaza Bldg &uite No 12 B o o * b B Incom« T«««e 448 4702 20 4 P235/75BI5 In c lu d in g W e ig h ts F re e Re B alan ce TAX CONSULTANT BALIS m MftVtCI 7281 75 69 Free Balance Don O b rist. Inc. *64-7177 SIZE Pa 5/75« PUM P A SUPPLY '55^ - 1H PI 6 5 /8 0 » 13 P 2 I5 /7 5 « I4 * Carry In S e rv ,« CRUSHED ROCK fiali an»!«*«1 P tusS 15?F FT 1 79 B IG -O S teel R ad ia l For Y our C ard In This DIRECTORY — P hon« 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 SANOT AUTO BOOT INC. • Alcohol Fuels Giles Fuel Co. ALL SEASONS Classified Business, Professional Directory PHON8 e Diesel • Stove Oil 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE TH U R SD A Y. NOV. 18 9 a m .: Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities Class 10 a m D e p a r t fo r Clackamas Town Center Shopping T rip Noon Loaves and Fishes 1 p m .: Arts and Crafts 52# BRIDE A U T O REPAIR FREEZER ALARMS • ALSO AVAILABLE: W E D N E S D A Y . NOV. 17 Noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m Blood Pressure Clinic 5:30 p m Senior Dine-Out f/j OC OCT.-NOV .-DEC. T h is m o n th 's S en io r Dine-Out w ill be held at Crepe Heaven in Gresham this Wednesday, Nov 17 The restaurant boasts of a complete selection of din ner and dessert crepes, as well as other entrees with a foreign fla ir For reserva tions, contact the Sandy Senior ('enter as soon as possible at 66« 5589 Peni CLOSED CIRCUIT T.V. 2 0 0 G a llo n * 8 O v e r C .O .O P ric e * Subject to C h a n g * W ith o u t N o tic e E xpert B urner 8 Fu rn ace R epair C heck our C o m m e rc ia l R ate * O n G a io lin e K eep-F ull Service A v a ila b le — M e te r e d D e liv e ry Brides Registered at C loudtree * Sun T e r r y N e ls o n , U S . Forest Service mycologist, will be the center's guest speaker that morning 434 268 3 39373 Proctor, P.O. Box 40 668-5016 or 666-5200 ------ SANDY------ s1O9,9o<°r, each More than 50 prizes have been donated by Sandy m e r c h a n ts an d area residents for the fundraiser to help offset coats for the s c h o o l’ s g r a d u a tio n ceremony this spring Top prize 11« W ) savings bond d o n a te d by Clackamas County Hank G ift certificates, valued at 830 ap ie c e , have been d o n a te d by W illia m s T h rift way and Sandy Sen U7 Babysitting w ill be pro vided by the eighth grade class at 71 rents per child A film will la planned (or older children Movie ad mission w ill ba SO cents In b u tin e * * t in e * 1968 ------------------------------------------- Inc. SPECIAL Shopping trip on tap for seniors A shopping excursion to the P e n d le to n W oolen M ill's Outlet Store is plann ed tom orrow , Nov. 12. Departure from the local center w ill be at 9 a m A luncheon stop w ill be made before returning to Sandy at approxim ately 3 p m Gresham Alarm HEATING OIL To rent table space, at 35 each, call Michele Watts at 663-4136 or Lin O rr at 663-5943 Senior Center News: The Sandy Golden Age C lu b is sp o n s o rin g a Veteran’s Day potluck to day, Nov 11, at noon at the Sandy Senior Center. Members and guests of the organization are in vited to attend A program featuring a film travelogue on Puerto Rico is scheduled following the meal BURGLAR FIRE SECURITY ALARMS Liquor sales statewide exceed ed a ll p reviou s fiscal years, amounting to more than $154 million ch u rch h a ll, 18150 SE l^ingensand Road. Sandy Revenue Sharing account. $8,732,853 T he M e n ta l H ealth A lcoholism and D ru g Services account received 50 percent of the gross taxes collected on beer and wine, amounting to $5.407.973 This was an increase of one-tenth percent over the 1980-81 fiscal year The State General Fund received $39,421.11; the in c o r p o r a te d c it ie s , $12,475,506, the counties. $6,237,752, and the City - z , PHONE 665-3154 B IG -O TIRE CENTER 2001 I . Powall GRESHAM FREE COFFEE »TORI HOURS: 8-6:30 Weofcdays 8-5 Saturdays
