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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1983)
„ p » *9 *1 1 » » 'i . Neighbors offer school loan program TH L R S D A Y , J U L Y 21 Sandy F ire District will host a blood drive from 2 to 7 p.m at the Sandy F ire Hall SUNDAY. J V L Y 24 Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its sixth annual golf tournament at Mountain View Golf Course in Boring Entry forms are a v a ila b le fr o m th e Chamber office, 668 4066. or Tournament Chairman Tim Ward G e o rg e , je n n y and Thomas Yang w ill present The G le a n e r s of Clackamas County want to remind residents that there are p e o p le in t h e ir neighborhood who have a hard tim e meeting basic nutritional needs. Yet, food in the area is often wasted or left to rot in fields and gardens. Glean ing gets this food that would normally rot to those in need. G lean ers g ath er and share crops that remain a fte r h arv es t. Low to moderate income people who qualify for the pro gram are required to have an adoptee—someone who can’t physically go to the field to pick. Food is shared with this adoptee and surplus is distributed through local centers, like the Sandy Community Action Center, to supplement and meet emergency food needs Staff photo unidentified d river, a young man, left the scene in another vehicle that stopped, with his vehicle partly blocking the road. A deputy flagged him over for questioning a ways down the road. No citations have been issued. Bluff Road repairs delayed ‘Miracle’ topic of Fellowship • by DAN D IL LO N It will be at least next spring before the next stretch of North Bluff Road undegoes renovation C ity M a n a g e r Tom Reber, citing the lateness of the building season, a possible altern ative fun ding source and a debt the city owes for another pro ject, asked the Sandy City Council to postpone Phase I l of the three-phase paving process begun last year. After "some significant whittling” of street im provement funds during the budgeting process, the Bluff Road project was the lone street project targeted 667-6633 for the new fiscal year. H o w e v e r, s in c e th e passage of the budget, discussions have concluded that this too w ill take the back burner for three reasons: • It would be approx im ately Sept 1 before the contract could be let and work begun • The city has initiated d is c u s s io n s w ith Clackamas County seeking F e d e ra l Aid Secondary System funds for this road An answer or idea of the possibility of funding won't be forthcoming until early 1984 • The city owes Les B ro w n a p p r o x im a t e ly $5.000 in oversizing costs he spent c o n s tru c tin g Dubarko Road to collector street standard That debt will be paid from street im provement funds. If the county chooses the local road project, it would be a complete reconstruc tion of the road, which is approximately five times the cost of the program begun last y e a r. T h a t would also last longer than the three-phased project. “ If we postpone this pro ject until next spring, we m ay not have to do the pro ject at a ll,” said Reber, "and if we did do the pro ject we could combine it with funds from the next fiscal year and have one project of a larger scope at that tim e.” In other action Monday night, the council: —A p p o in te d Randy Oliver and Ken Humbert to the L ib ra ry Board and recognized long-time board members Lucille Ogden an d A1 M o rn e r. A lso honored with certificates were fo rm er Recreation Commission members Gus DePaepe, Howard Berger and G ary Davidson. —Agreed to spend $5,000 to purchase m aterials and rent equipment to continue the sanitary sewer in filtra tion reduction program. G e n e ra l T e le p h o n e ’s customers in the Sandy area w ill have a new number to phone for all billing needs beginning this Monday, July 18 The new Customer Bill- HAPPY HOUR Tues. & Wed. 5-7 p.m. only Rent Movies I 2?3 ing Center centralizes all billing and credit functions The center w ill provide bill ing service including ques tions on long distance charges and bill payments. F o r b illin g inquiries. T h e Sandy R e b e ka h Lodge meets at 8 p.m at the IO O F Hall local customers should call 1-206-823-8633 To discuss payment of their bill or other credit-related func lions, customers should call 1-206-823-8668. These numbers are toll-free if the The food is donated by C la c k a m a s C o u n ty farm ers and gardeners Food also come from fam ily gardeners whose green thumbs produce an extra 25 pounds of green beans or 50 ears of corn, which m ay be claimed as a charitable deduction Last year Gleaners of C la c k a m a s C o u n ty gathered more than 270,000 pounds of edibles and serv ed m o re th a n 700 households They are seek ing help again this year L o c a l g ro w e rs w ith surplus to donate or per sons who believe they qualify as a gleaner are asked to call Clackamas County Community Action Agency at 655 8640 or the Interagency Food Bank at 223-1050. One Appliance V a I A and Parts and Service TV SPECIAL OFFER * W e Service All M akes and Models * W e Specialize in MICRO WAVE REPAIRS 10% OFF ALL SHOP LABOR (Wirt. This Ad) r ' — SS5 NE Burnside • 665-3018 or 667- 6261 Professional Medical Care and Surgery for Dogs & Cats F E A T U R IN G : ★ 20% DISCOUNT On H u Control Products ★ FREE Exams For Puppies & Kittens Receiving Their First Vaccine ★ Senior Citizen Discounts ★ Tattooing For Identification ★ Science & Prescription Diets ★ Open 7 AM Weekdays • 8 AM Saturdays ca ll is placed fro m a telephone w ithin G T E ’s serving area. N ear Zlm's Country Store 01 12-M ile Corner 6 6 5 -1 1 0 9 Dale D ah lqu iit D V.M For Appointment FT Coll 668-4221 FREEZER JAM — FIRST TIME OFFER— *Wholesale Prices To The Public In Sandy » Heritage \ Square on Pioneer Blvd 666-9052 C o lorful, big bunch of fresh cut flo w e rs AH CBS c assettes h a v e r e d le tte r in g on th e s p in e . . . a n d th e y ’re a ll o n s a le n o w ! So w h e n you ZEE RED, y o u ’ll s a v e ! N o th in g h e ld b o ck! Even D o u b le P la y C as s e tte s a r e on s a le n o w a t th e s a m e lo w ZEE RED p rice! C o m e in n o w ... it ’s y o u r re d le t t e r d a y ! CHURRE CL K IS S IN G T O B E C L E V E R 40% ou i.» " * » ’ fio r iti bavrniac ♦DIME-N-ßULL TAVERN' ORlfAfT.ORf. - OLD D> FIRST DECREE FUN * 11 WET W ED N ESD A Y. JU L Y 27 The Sandy TOPS Club (flótte F R O N T IE R S Belly Atnrnv TH U R S D A Y , JU LY 28 The Sandy (»olden Age Club will host a potluck lun cheon at the Sandy Senior Center at noon Billie M cN u tt PHD C ertified Union Hypnotheropist WANTED * TUESDA Y, JU LY 26 Rick Bornemann of T a x p a y e rs fo r a B e t t e r Economy will discuss "T ax R e fo r m " a t the noon meeting of the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce at the Tollgate Inn ZEN FO ODS : MOUNTAIN V ID fO \ w The Sandy Tough Love group meets at 7 30 p m at Your United Bank. 38561 Proctor Blvd. Call for Appointment gg ’ meets at 9 a m at the San dy fire hall For more infor mation. call 558-5010 or 668-8442 _____________ FOR: _________ • STRESS • SMOKING • WEIGHT • FEARS • BEDWETTING • MEMORY • SPO RTS • NAILBITING • SELF CONFIDENCE O p e n til 8 p.m . / a concert of piano and violin classical music at the Sandy C o m m u n ity Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. HYPNOSIS 668-7651 .. 5 21920 SE Stark. G ratham , Oregon GTE changes local billing number Pre-school offers equal opportunity Classified: 1 9 « (Sec. 1) SA NO * (O re ) POST Gleaners pick for others Worh eyed in spring The Sandy Community P re s c h o o l and Kindergarten Cooperative adm its students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accord ed or made available to students at the school It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, ad missions policies, scholar- shp and loan programs, and o th e r scho o l- administered programs July 21 ■ Golden Age hosts potluck Neighbors of Woodcraft has announced a new pro gram to help Oregonians plan and finance their children’s college educa tion while the children are still in junior high or high school. The organization has set aside $15 million for this purpose and w ill guarantee low-interest student loans for as much as $15,000 for qualified individuals Neighbors of Woodcraft is a f r a t e r n a l fa m ily b e n e fits o r g a n iz a t io n , home-based in Oregon, ac cording to M T ’ Red" D a v is o f S a n d y , who « T ’C _ . represents the group The m a in p u rp o s e of th e organization, he said, has I / v -,T - v ’ .i* been taking care of the elderly. He said students begin Sheriff's deputies are still investigating circumstances of repaying the loan six mon what appears to he a one-vehicle accident in the rain July ths after they are out of 13 on McCabe Road east of Sandy. This older Volkswagen school overturned after leaving the road northbound. The F o r m ore inform aton about the benefits of this low -interest, guaranteed student loan program, con tact Neighbors of Wood c r a f t in G re s h a m a t 667-5330 or call Davis in Sandy at 668 7060 “ Explosive M iracle" will be the subject of the testimony Patsy Dimm ick wall share Monday, July 25, at Joy Fellowship at 7 p.m. at Sandy Assembly of Got. Church D im m ick is a mother and homemaker who works at the Neighbors of Woodcraft R e t ir e m e n t C e n te r in Gresham Special music w ill be pro vided by Sherri Edwards, a talented musician who is the wife of Pastor Dale Ed wards of Sandy Assembly of God Chris Mac Donald, coor dinator, invites all women in the community to attend Free babysitting is provid ed. F or reservations, call the church at 668-5589 Thur» Keeping Posted: ■ '■ • - ptrtxtykem Centttt T-SHIRT CONTEST?! Sputi 30% & & ( a i M ~l C o m p le te local flo ris t shop O u td o o r p la n t ft g a rd e n c e n t e r _______ f(g a rd e n NNKI1IYB T H E F IN A L C U T ran »ILLY MEL T H E N Y L O N C U R T A IN EARTH, WIHB ft HIE , WILLIE HELSRH P Ö W E R L IG H T T O U G H E R T H A N LEATHER BLAIYS KMI6HT ft THE PIPS V IS IO N S K E E P IT U P MICHAEL JACKSIN T H R IL L E R T O T O IV MEH C AT WIRK ARGO M ODERN HEART A n d m o re , m o re , m o re! AVAILABLE AT THESE STORES: Budget Tapes and Records D. J.'s Sound City For W hat It's W orth House Of Sound Payless Jafco Music Millennium Rising Sun Records 39075 Proctor • Sandy 668-9767 CSS natratlsnwSatCKlnc • IS K JC K S k ------- - L
