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School menus
M O NDAY. NOV 22
Lasagna
Tossed green salad
Garlic bread
Orange wedges
Cottrell
Welches
Sandy
MONDAY. NOV. 22
MONDAY. NOV. 22
Beef Taco
Lettuce
Cheese
Buttered corn
Hot dogs
Potato chips
Celery with
Peanut butter
Bananas
Milk
Milk
T U ESD A Y. NOV. 23
Cluli topped with cheese
Cookie
Fruit
Bread and butter
Chocolate milk
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 24
Pizza
Buttered corn
F ru it salad
Juice
M ilk
THUR SDAY. NOV. 25
No School
Happy Thanksgiving
F R ID A Y . NOV 2«
No School
aple bar
Peaches
Milk
TUESDAY. NOV. 23
TUESDAY. NOV. 23
Toasted cheese sandwich
Rice tomato soup
Crackers
Applesauce
Milk
Turkey with dressing
Mashed potatoes and gravy
Cranberry sauce
Green beans
Hot rolls with butter
F ru it salad
Pumpkin custard
Milk
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 24
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 24
Hamburger on bun
French fries
Ketchup
Mustard
Shredded lettuce
Chocolate pudding
Milk
Hot beef sandwich
with gravy
Mashed potatoes
Peas and carrots
Cauliflower chunks
Raisins
Milk
THURSDAY. NOV. 25
THURSDAY. NOV. 25
No School
Happy Thanksgiving
No School
Happy Thanksgiving
FRIDAY. NOV. 2«
FRIDAY. NOV. 26
No School
No School
From Boring woman
Magazine picks anecdote
A Boring woman who
just happened to be in the
right spot at the right time
was rewarded for her ear
for the unusual
Glenda Gomez. 8830 SE
Hite Court, was in the
Gresham branch of Oregon
T rail Savings and Loan
when she overheard a con
versation that planted an
idea in her mind
Recently the idea paid off
when she received a $300
c h e c k fro m R e a d e r ’s
Digest for the anecdote she
submitted to the monthly
m agazine's departm ent,
“ L ife In These United
States.” recounting the in
cident
” 1 sent it in about a year
ago.” she said, "and they
notified me in August that
it was going to be in.”
The anecdote appears in
the November issue:
"W hile waiting in line at
a savings-and-loan bank, I
overheard a young man as
he was applying for a
checking account He had
been patiently responding
to question after question,
but when the teller asked
for his mother’s maiden
name he seemed bemused
"F in ally he answered the
question, then added with
mock sincerity, And my
dog’s name is Dusty.’”
A longtime reader of the
monthly feature magazine,
G o m ez sa id she was
"v e ry ” surprised "1 sent
in a couple about the same
Chilly evenings and mor
nings seem like ideal times
to warm up the home with a
fire in the fireplace, but
b e fo re e x te n s iv e use
begins, the Sandy F ire
Marshal advises some cau
tion be taken
"As the weather begins
to deteriorate, we re going
to have a corresponding in
crease in chimney fires,”
said Jim Gallagher
G a lla g h e r
ad vis es
residents to check their
chimney and, if warranted,
schedule a m echanical
cleaning
Dry, well-seasoned wood
should be burned, he said
“ Every day, religiously,
burn the fire hot and open
the drafts wide open That
burns out the creosote
buildup on a daily basis ”
G a lla g h e r
suggests
periodic checks of the
chimney by tapping the
stove A "tinkling sound”
could mean the beginning
of creosote buildup and an
increase in the chances for
a chimney fire
The Sandy Church of
Christ is hosting a four-part
series on the Bible beginn
ing this Sunday. Nov 21,
with the 6 30 p m service
"We feel it’s pertinent at
th is tim e,” e x p la in e d
Pastor Dan Wheeler "For
the past couple hundred
years, the Bible has been
very much under attack
The archaeological and
h is to r ic a l proofs very
much establish the validity
of the Bible.”
The senes of filmstrips
w ith soundtracks w ere
prepared by Neil Lightfoot,
professor of religion at
Abilene
Tex I Christian
University
" I t ’s a refreshing study
because it shows the Bible
and its basic message has
rem ain ed unchangeable
through the centuries,”
Wheeler said
The first program. "The
Bible Comes Into Being.”
examines making ancient
books and speaks of the
characteristics of the Bible
itself
The second program ,
The Manuscripts of the
Bible.” takes a look at an
cient Hebrew and Greek
scriptures that are still in
existence today It will be
shown Nov 28
"The Versions of the Bi
ble" describes the ancient
versions of the Bible as
well as its English ver
sions It will be shown Dec
5.
The final program, "The
B ib le
and
Recent
Discoveries,” looks at a r
chaeological discoveries
that have supported the Bi
ble. such as the Isaiah
Scrolls and the Dead Sea
Scrolls
Wheeler will host each
program Following each
20-minute film strip, there
w ill be a question-and-
answer period, he said
Each service is expected to
last one hour
All services will begin at
6 30 p m at the church
located at 39640 Pioneer
Blvd The public is invited
A Red Cross CPR
class will be given at
the Sandy Adventist
C o m m un ity Center.
17150 University Ave.,
Nov 21 and 22
T im e s
fo r
th e
classes are 1 to 5 p m
on Nov. 21, and 6 to 9
p m on Nov 22
For more inform a
tion. call 668-9249 or
668-6144
Space is limited
OUR LOAN
RATES H IST
time and they used this
one.”
As for the young man ap
plying for the checking ac
c o u n t,
” 1
w o u ld n ’t
remember him if 1 saw him
now," she said. “ I t ’s been
so long I just happened to
overhear.”
COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
StlKUy Khool
Opanmj wonnip
Sun4„«h„,
3 30 ( m
9<5 ; m
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Mwnini aonh.p
Home Bible Study
6 00 p m
Nursery Core During Worship
Pastor John H V an Lierop
H o m e 660 6 1 0 0
Church 660 4 5 4 3
Dotnei of
A Scemc Sandy
IM M ANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
W o rih ip
Sunday School
Bible Study
W orship
6pm
Johns Catholic Church
Welches Oregon
8 am
Sun
1 8 0 9 0 SE Longensond
Sandy Oregon
F ather Carl Gimpl
bf>8 4446
SANDY
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Proctor and University
9 30 a m
11 00 m
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You Are Welcome
P a s to r
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PASTOR FR AN K KOEPKE
668 6232
Church
SANDY
ASSEMBLY
OF G O D
N ig h t
7 00 p m
66B °5589
PASTOR
Sandy Church of
the Nazarene
C u rren tly m eetin g of
1 71 50 U n iversity A ve Sondy
(Seventh Doy Adventist
Sunday School 9 .4 5 o m
M o rn in g W o rth .p . 11:00 o n,
6 : 3 0 p .m .
6 6 8 -5 7 1 2
(S o u th e rn )
15150 S t ORIENT DRIVE
BORING OREGON
(2‘ > miles Oom Sandy)
11 00
F a m ily
W ednesday
Postor R obert F Scheifers
ORIENT DRIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
B i l l ! STUOT - 9 4 S A M
Sunday School
9 45 a m
Mom m g Worship
10 4 5 a m
Evangelistic Service 6 00 p m
E v e n in g S e r v i c e
BERNIE CLARK
668 9249
Home
668 614 4
Church
MORNING WORSHIP -
00 a m
S U N D A Y SE R V IC ES
Sat • * « Maw 7 30 p m
Sunday M a « IO 00 a m
Sabbath School
Mom m q Service
II
A Cordial Welcome is
F «tended to All
St. MICHAEL S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Mass 6 p m . Sat
8 :3 0 o m .
9 .3 0 o m.
« 45 a m
A M
Church of the
Good Shepherd
(E p isco p a l)
Sunday C o m m u n io n
9 am
M i d w e e k s e r v ic e s
T u e s .- T h u r s . 1 0 o m
CHURCH TRAINING - 6 00 P M
EVENING WORSHIP - 7 00 P M
Little P ioneer church
on W est Pioneer Blvd
(P4ST0B) I t «
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Sandy B aptist Church
W e in v ite y o u to jo in u s fo r f e llo u s h ip
Sunday
Church 668 4064
Postor Fred Vogel
9 4 5 S u n d ay S chool
I I 0 0 M o r n in g W o r s h ip
6 0 0 E v e n in g W o r s h i p
n
Wednesday
7 3 0 p m Proyer Meeting
If you’ve been putting off plans and purchases because of interest rates
on loans, hurry to Clackamas County Bank.
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE
Grange night CHURCH
to feature
potluck, fun
PMSfORS
Because we've just lowered our Interest rates significantly across the
board, on just about every loan you might need, Including auto, vacation,
home Improvement and personal loans. And now's the time to apply,
because you haven’t seen rates this low In a long time.
isize Biblical teaching
'fellowship childrens
enter 4 regular home
The members of the San
dy Grange have invited the
public to attend the Sandy
Grange Booster Night this
Saturday. Nov 20, at the
grange hall on Kelso Road,
just off Orient Drive
The evening will begin
with a potluck supper and
8:30 p m ., followed by a
program of fun and games
According to members,
the evening w ill o ffer
guests an opportunity to
learn what the grange is all
about
Local church hosts Bible series
CPR class
planned
this week
flume to Church
St
Fire marshal
urges caution
with chimney
Nov IS l»S2 ($•< I) SANDY (Or» ) POST
Or lohn Moore (695 2924)
Or AI Baylis (658 47281
thrmt (Bluff Ruad»
m gvH M i l
JOi
Living Way
Fellowship
(Foursquare)
Orwwerj
Worship service
Wed evt sonnet
So come to Clackamas County Bank today for all the details on our loans.
And start making your plans fall Into place.
CLACKAMAS
First Church
of C hrist. S cientist
9 ga
Slam.
7 15 p ro
Pastor Ken Wold
17275 Strauss
668 4949
(formerly St Michi’t s Mall)
COUNTY BANK
1525 West Powell Boulevard
Gresham Oregon 97030
Standii Seme«
SmNay Schesl
Wednesday eeenm(
CNild’ en \ Room
s e trrr
V om ate
attend
10 00 a m
10 00 am
I N y a
available at an
invited to
66« 3212
SANDY OFFICE: 668-5501
WOODLAND OFFICE 622 3131
Member FDIC
BORING OFFICE 663 3000
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