4— SANDY (O r« .) POST Thvr.
Jon 13 1983 (S«< 1)
Retired
educators
to meet
Sandy PTC studies carnival change
THLRSDAY, JAN. 13
The Dover Extension
Study Group meets at » 30
a m at the home of Pat
W e itz e l.
44255
SE
Kleinsmith Koad Study
topic is Canada All are in
vited
The Sandy Rebekah
Lodge meets at 8 p m at
the LO O T Hall
SATURDAY. JAN. IS
Sandy Fire District will
hold a Multi media first aid
class at 8 a m at the main
station The class is eight
hours long
Registration for the San
dy soap box derby will be
from 9 a m to 5 p m at the
former site of Coast to
(.'oast in Heritage Square
For more information, call
Barry Fretz at 668 7028
MONDAY. JAN. 17
Ladies' Aerobic Exercise
meets today and Wednes
day, 9-10 a m . at Church of
the Good Shepherd For
more inform ation, call
663 5050
Sandy Union High School
district budget committee
meets at 7:30 p m
in
at the noon meeting of the
Sandy Area Chamber of
Commerce at the Tollgate
Inn
The Sandy PTC invites
new members to an open
meeting at 7:30 p m in the
Sandy Elementary School
gym The meeting will con
sider moving the carnival
from April to February.
Free child care will be pro
vided
Rooms 50-51 at the high
school
Sandy Rainbow Girls
meet at 7 30 p m at the
Masonic Temple
Sandy City Council meets
at 7 30 p m at City Hall for
a
g e n e ra l
business
meeting
The Cottrell School board
meets at 8 p m in the East
Building
TUESDAY. JAN. 18
Darrell Cook of Continen
tal Telephone will discuss
“ How to Use the Telephone
to Get More Retail Trade”
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 1»
The Sandy TOPS Club
meets at 9 a m at the San
dy Fire Department For
more inform ation, call
668-5010 or 668-8442
The Fireside Meeting of
the Sandy Business and
Professional Women's Club
will be held at the home of
Ruth Baum back, 13995 SE
Baumback Ave , at 7:30
p.m.
The Sandy Optimisées
meet at 7:30 p m at TJ's
Fireside Dining
THURSDAY, JAN. 29
The Bull Run School
board will hold a meeting
to formulate policy at 7
p .m
in the
school
cafeteria
Policy Board Set to go
before voters March 29. the
levy is J24O.OOO less than
the levy approved by
voters in 1980
Sandy lib ra ria n Sue
Newlands served on the
committee that set the levy
and said the drop was the
result of a "very, very con-
servative” nature by the
group
She noted that the in
crease in automation was a
leading fa c to r in the
group's ability to reduce
some spending
D ick T u f f li, county
libraries director, cited
more efficient manage
ment and the sa vings of the
Clackamas County-wide
Cooperative Library Net
work’s computerized cir
culation system
The newtwork is a con
sortium of 38 public, school
and special libraries in the
county
Sandy Public
Library is included in the
W e ore moving from the Gresham Moll on Burnside to C ollege Square
the w eek of January 15th to better serve you, so . . .
INVENTORY'S GOT TO GO!
/-HUNDREDS OF ITEMS
UP
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10 GAL. FISH TANKS
ON SALE
S C A M P S PET C E N T E R E A S T
Y c u r H a p p y P e i S to r e
B u rn s id e 4 M a in • G 'e s h o m Mtali » 6 6 S 8 3 0 0
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C a ll s to r e lo r h o u rs
EXPERT
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SANDY
MONDAY. JAN. 17
Fish s tic k s , T a r ta r
sauce. Vegetable salad.
Fruit bar. Bread and but
ter. Milk
TUESDAY, JAN. 18
Cheeseburger on a bun.
Lettuce, Pickle, Potato
chips, Peas, Milk
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 1»
Beef and bean tostada
with lettuce and cheese,
Cinnamon bun, Sliced
peaches. Milk
THURSDAY. JAN. 20
Wiener wraps, Ketchup,
Potato rounds. Buttered
corn. Milk
FRIDA Y, JAN. 21
Turkey ala king over
rice. Green beans. Cookie.
B read
and
b u tte r,
Chocolate milk
WELCHES
MONDAY. JAN. 17
Salisbury steak, Mashed
potatoes, Buttered beets,
Buttered French bread.
Apricots. Milk
TU'ESDAY, JAN. 18
Spaghetti w ith meat
sauce. Cole slaw, Roll with
butter, Pears, Milk
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 1»
Beef vegetable soup,
Crackers, Peanut butter
sandwich, Carrot coins.
Cherry cake, Milk
THURSDAY, JAN. 20
Beef taco, Lettuce and
cheese. Buttered corn,
F ro s te d
g ra h a m s ,
Peaches, Milk
FRIDAY, JAN. 21
O v e n -frie d c h ic k e n ,
French fries, Ketchup,
Bread with butter, Fruit,
Milk
COTTRELL
MONDAY, JAN. 17
Creamed chicken on hot
biscuits. Buttered broccoli.
Carrot sticks, Fruit, Milk
TUESDAY, JAN. 18
Tomato soup. Egg salad
sandwich. Crackers, Let
tuce with dressing. Apple
crisp, Milk
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 1»
Tacos, Lettuce, Corn
chips. Buttered carrots.
Call for Appointm ent
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• WEIGHT
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Milk
Turnip wheels. Fruit, Milk
THURSDAY. JAN. 29
Turkey roast. Mashed
potatoes. Hot rolls with but
ter, Buttered green beans,
Cranberry sauce. Fruit,
FRIDAY. JAN. 21
Hamburger gravy on hot
biscuits, Buttered corn,
Cole slaw. Cookies, Choice
of milk.
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Sandy P oll Sandy Oregon 97055
No 2
Jon 13 1982
BURGLAR
FIRE
SECURITY ALARMS
Gresham
Alarm
in buvneti sine» 1966
--------------------------------------Inc.
39 3 7 3 Proctor, P.O. Box 40
66 8-5 016 or 66 6-5200
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CLOSED
CIRCUIT T.V.
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FREEZER
ALARMS
B illie M c N u tt P H D C e r tifie d U n io n H y p n o th e r o p itt
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Members are to report
on volunteer hours and
mileage for the unit's pro
jects Loaves and Fishes
meal service and the Well
Baby Clinic.
> £ MOVING SALE
funding network and the
assistance is invaluable
“ If the levy were not to
pass, our funding would be
cut by 80 percent and we
would probably have to
charge out-of-city users,”
Newlands said
Menus
• STRESS
• FEARS
• SPORTS
room at 2 p m
SCAMPS PET CENTER EAST
Residents asked to back smaller levy
C la c k a m a s
County
residents will be asked for
SI 35 million in March to
run the county's library
system for the next three
years
The levy amount was
determined by officials
fro m the C ou n cil of
Librarians and the Citizens
Members and guests of
the Oregon R e tire d
Educators Association
Unit 23 will be entertain
ed by two readings given
by Zara Richey at the
Jan 19 meeting at the
Hood Chalet Recreation
STONES
January Clearance
Sale
HOURS: 4-11 pm Mon.-Fri. & 11-11 pm Saf. & Sun.
On Highway 26 east of Sandy at A lder Creek 622-3441
665-4158
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