4— SANDY ( O r * .) 1*051 Thur». Nov 35. I M 2 (Soc 1)
Students set
to decorate
area windows
Sandy businessmen have
an opportunity to add some
Christmas cheer to their
businesses in the coming
weeks w ith the annual
Christmas Window Pain
ting Contest sponsored by
Sandy High School
Students in the school's
art department will paint
Christmas scenes on local
m erchants’ windows on
Wednesday, Dec 8
Any merchant who would
like to have his window in
cluded is asked to call the
school at 668 8011 ext 234
no later than next Friday,
Dec 3 Coat is (6 per win
dow
Students in grades 9
through 12 w ill compete in
three categories
begin
ners, intermediate and ad
vanced Plaques will be
awarded to winners
Local art students will
also compete with East
County high schools in two
other Christmas window
contests Saturday. Dec 4,
a local team will paint a
window at TJ's Athletics in
Gresham
Another team
will paint a window at J in
Weston Pontiac before
Dec 4 in a second contest
Local contestants will be
chosen based on designs
submitted to the SUHS art
faculty for judging
SUHS frosh
have plans
to cut costs
Cheer up If money has
you down this Christmas,
freshman students from
Sandy Union High School
can help save money on
Christmas tree purchases
this year
The class is -e llin g
coupons that allow the pur
chaser to get a discount on
their Christmas tree at
dealers throughout the
P o rtla n d m e tro p o lita n
area
Coupons w ill be available
Nov 29 to Dec .3 by calling
the school. 688 8011, and
sking for a freshman class
f f ic e r , e ith e r D ebb ie
J,amm and Pamela Dim -
mick
A rea C h ristm as tree
retailers participating in
clude Wonderview Nursery
and Garden Center, 29300
SE Haley Road, Boring,
Drake's Seven Dees, 16519
SE Stark, Portland, and
Frank Granstrom, Division
and Hogan, Gresham
School menus
Sandy
M O N D A Y, NOV. 28
Hot dogs
French fries
Carrot sticks
Buttered com
F ru it
M ilk
M O N D A Y. NOV 2»
Macaroni and cheese
Buttered spinach
Cinnamon biscuit
Apricots
M ilk
TU E S D A Y . NOV. 38
Corn dogs
Mustard
Seasoned green beans
Carrot sticks
Sliced peaches
M ilk
T U E S D A Y . NOV. 3«
Taco salad
Cheese stick
Buttered corn
Cinnamon roll
Pineapple tidbits
Milk
W E D N E S D A Y . DEC. I
Fish sticks
T a rta r sauce
Peas
Fruit
Cinnamon twist
M ilk
W ED N E S D A Y . DEC. 1
Turkey ala king
on rice
Buttered peas and carrots
Cornmeal roll
Cherry crisp
M ilk
W E D N ESD A Y. DEC. I
Macaroni and cheese
Hot rolls
Tossed salad
Buttered green beans
Peaches
M ilk
TH U R S D A Y . DEC. 2
Vegetable beef soup
Lunchmeat sandwich
Grange wedges
Oatmeal cookie
M ilk
TH U R S D A Y . DEC. 2
Spaghetti with meat sauce
Popeye salad
Roll with butter
Ruby jello
M ilk
THURSDAY. DEC. 2
F R ID A Y . DEC.3
Spaghetti with
Meat sauce
Vegetable salad
Sliced peaches
G arlic bread
Milk
F R ID A Y , DEC. 3
Beef vegetable soup
Crackers
Tuna sandwich
Applesauce
Peanut butter brownie
M ilk
F R ID A Y . DEC. 3
Barbecued chicken
Mashed potatoes
Cinnamon rolls
Carrot sticks
Raisins
Choice of milk
TU'MNDAY. NOV.
Tacos
Com chips
Cole slaw
F ru it
M ilk
Pizza
Finger salad
Buttered peas
F ru it
M ilk
Barter group strengthens
Barter Systems Interna
tional recently strengthen
ed its position with its
members by forming a
B arter Deposit Reserve
Corporation <BDRC). ac
cording to the Sandy op
tometrist who heads the
Portland office
The crea tio n of this
reserve w ill provide addi
tio n a l a s s u ra n c e th a t
Barter members who hold
Barter Trade Units will
suffer no losses due to the
dissolution of one or more
Barter Systems Interna
tional offices
BDRC, a private cor
poration which has been in
the making for more than a
y e a r, was form ed and
capitalized during the re
cent Barter Systems con
vention at Safety Harbor,
F la , according to D r
Robert Schouten. president
of B arter Systems Interna
tional of Portland
“ B a rte r T ra d e U nits
have always been backed
with goods and services,
but BDRC w ill help remove
the fears associated with
holding a membership in a
local office that is sold or
te r m in a t e d ," Schouten
said
Chartered in 1977, Barter
Systems International is
the nation's largest barter
com pany, w ith ap p ro x
imately $21») million annual
volume and a network of
more than 30.000 members
among 80 local franchise
offices
The Portland office was
founded in 1979 and has ex
perienced rapid growth
Ivy Wharton, who has
performed in such produc
tions as "Senior Spring
Talent Show" and "The
Music M an" at Mt Hood
Community College, w ill be
the Sandy Senior Center's
guest F riday, Nov 26
She w ill entertain the
Loaves and Fishes gather
ing with a variety of vocal
selections beginning a t
12:30 p m
Persons with reserva
tion » fo r the Nov. 28
matinee perform ance of
th e Ic e C a p a d e s a r e
reminded that transporta
tion to Portland M em orial
Coliseum w ill be provided
by th e S a n d y S e n io r
Center Departure w ill be
Golden Age
hosts annual
craft bazaar
The Sandy Golden Age
Club w ill host a Christmas
Bazaar at the Sandy Senior
C e n te r, 38348 P io n e e r
Blvd , next F riday, Dec 3,
from 9 a m to 5 p m
A variety of handicrafts,
antiques, jew elry, plants
and baked goods w ill be
available for sale from
members and area craft-
s persons
The center's kitchen w ill
operate a kitchen conces
sion w ith h o m e m a d e
snacks and luncheon items
for sale throughout the day
A portion of the proceeds
from this event will be used
to s u p p o rt the S an d y
Loaves and Fishes pro
gram which provides hot
lunches to persons over the
age of 60 five days a week
For more information,
contact the Sandy Senior
Center at 688 5569
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M O N D A Y . NOV. 29
9 a m ; Exercise Class
TU E S D A Y . NOV. 38
9:30 a m : M edical In
surance Assistance
Noon loaves and Fishes
12 30 p m : Birthday Party
1 pm
Dance Class
W ED N E S D A Y . DEC. I
Noon Loaves and Fishes
12 30 p m : Blood Pressure
Clinic
lp m
Band Practice
T H U R SD A Y. DEC. 2
9am
Senior Law Project
9am
Exercise Class
10 a m Humanities Class
1 p m Arts and Cr ts
from
Mt. Hood Window Coverings
(A division of M t. Hood Cleaners)
20-30%
OFF
FREE INSTALLATION
• 1-IN. BALI BLINDS
• Woven Woods
• Custom Draperies
• Veresol's
• Verticals
• Custom Bedspreads
. . . AND much, much more!
(FREE Estimates)
Also: D rapery-cleaning & C arpet-cleaning
A division of Mt. Hood Cleaners
Mt. Hood Window Coverings
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F R ID A Y . NOV. 2«
10 a m .: D ram a Class
Noon Loaves and Fishes
1 2 :30 p m
Musical Enter
tainment
7:30 p m
C o m m un ity
Card Night
Noon Loaves and Fishes
1 p m : Cards
l p m . : Ceramics
Pre-Holiday Sale!
38862 Proctor in Sandy. Oregon
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P ublished
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T h v r» d o ,i
by
The Ou'loofc
Pub lish in g
Sondy O re g o n « 7 0 5 5 Sec o n d r loss po«»OQ« potd a t Sandy O re g o n
during the free 30-minute
appointment
A workshop to prepare
kitchen concession items
for the Dec 3 bazaar will
be held next Thursday
beginning at 1 p m Monies
raised from the project w ill
be used to support the
Loaves and Fishes nutri
tion program
CALL 668-4181
(VSPS 4»1 180 >
M fM M I
at 12:30 p m
Trained volunteers will
be available at the Sandy
center to help persons file
M e d ic a re or other in
surance claims, or to help
s e lect a s u p p le m e n ta l
Medicare insurance policy
this T uesd ay
A p p oin t
ments are available by
c a llin g the c e n te r a t
688 5569
A Senior Law Project
will be held next Thursday ,
Dec 2 from 9 a m to noon
at the center Anyone over
the age of 60 who wishes
legal advice on estate plan
ning, wills, consumer com
plaints or landlord-tenant
relations is eligible to meet
with a volunteer attorney
For In-home shopping convenience,
The Shindy Post
6»
668 5548
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Legal advice set for seniors
Cottrell
Welches
M O NDA Y. NOV. 29
Beef taco
Peanut butter sandwich
Chocolate chip cookie
Apple
Milk
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