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Vacation Bible school set
A Strawberry Shortcake Social will
be a special event on Friday, June 14.
Strawberry shortcake and coffee will
be served from 5 to 9 p n i at the San
dy Senior Center The public is in
vited. Proceeds w ill benefit Loaves
and Fishes.
like to attend For more information,
call the Senior Center at 668 5569
Thursday. June 13
9 a.m.: Morning stretch
Noon. Golden age potluck
1:30 p.m : Workshop for Strawberry
Shortcake Social
The June birthday party w ill be
held on Tuesday, June 18 at 12:30
p.m Birthday cake and a concert by
the Silvertones w ill be a feature of
the party.
The Strawberry Social is held in
conjunction with the regular com
m unity card night. Persons who en
joy playing a game of bridge,
pinochle or pool are also welcome to
participate in the activities
Friday, June 14
Noon: L A F meal
12.30 p.m : Depart for Washington
Park
5-9 p in , : Straw berry Shortcake
Social
7:30 p .m .: Community cards
Beginning June 17 the morning
stretching class w ill meet from 8:30
to 9:30 a m every Monday and
Thursday.
Gayle Geisler leads the class in
general aerobic and stretching
routines for the beginner. The class is
open to adults of a ll ages, but special
attention is available for seniors. For
additional information call the Senior
Center at 668-5569
A trip to Portland to see the
musical “ 42nd Street” is scheduled
for Wednesday evening, June 19 The
Tony Award winning song and dance
extravaganza w ill be staged in
Portland for the first tim e at the
Civic Auditorium A few tickets are
still available for anyone who would
Activities
June 13-20
Monday. June 17
8:30 a.m.: Morning stretch
10 a m : Finance committee
Noon: L & F meal
1 p.m.: Band practice
1 p.m.: Cards
1 p.m .: Quilting
An all-new program has been
p re p a re d by the C o m m u n ity
Presbyterian Church for vacation Bi
ble school, which w ill be held June 18
through June 21.
“ In the Footsteps of Jesus” is the
theme for the school Classes are to
be held each weekday from 9 a m. to
noon.
Classes w ill be offered for all ages
from nursery (age 3) through the
ninth grade
A back-to-basics approach to
Christian living is offered at vacation
Bible school. Bible-based lessons w ill
be taught with excitement and varie
ty through the use of many advanced
teaching methods Students w ill be
challenged and involved through
such activities as song time. Bible
s tu d y , v is u a l d e m o n s tra tio n s ,
classroom interaction, craft making
and other methods.
There w ill be a short program on
Friday, beginning at 10:30 a m., for
fam ily and friends. Door prizes are
also being offered
For information regarding vaca-
lio n B ib le school, c a ll B e tty
Schilperoort at 668-6186 or 668-4543
C h u rc h to h o s t le c tu re
At 8 p.m. on Saturday, June IS the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints w ill be holding a lecture on
"W hy the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints Builds Temples.”
A ll who wish to learn “ first hand”
the whys of this question are invited
to attend.
The meeting w ill be under the
direction of Max Holbrook, state
president. Presiding w ill be Hay
mond Dahl, bishop of the Sandy II
Ward. Doug Yates, seventies group
leader, w ill be conducting Other
speakers w ill be Presidents Sherman
Beck on faith, Max Holbrook on
repentence, John Larson on baptism
and Clyde Waddell on The Holy
Ghost
Also speaking w ill be Sister Eileen
O ldroyd on Joseph Sm ith and
Brother Reed Oldroyd on the Tem
ple.
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P u b lic n o tic es
BUDGET COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
Sandy Union High School District UH2
The Board of Director* of Sandy Union
H.gh School District UH2 invites in
terested residents of the District to sub
mit applications for membership to the
Budget Committee of the District.
Applications will be occepted through
June 30 1985 During the regularly
scheduled Board meeting in the month of
July, the Board of Directors will moke
selection from among those applications
presented
Interested persons should
contact Patricia Knox at 668 8011 for an
application and further instructions.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Sandy Planning Commission will
conduct a public hearing on Wednesday
June 19. 1985 to consider the application
of Sandy Athletic Club (Mr Scott Schaf
ferj for a conditional use permit to allow
the placement of a full service recreo
tionol facility on the former site of the
Bowmans Thriftway store tax lot 1100
section 13. map DB T2S R4E W M
within the City of Sandy The property is
located on the east side of Memig
Avenue, in the block between Pioneer
Blvd. and Proctor Blvd
The public hearing will be held in the
City Council meeting room at Sandy City
HaM. 39250 Pioneer Blvd. ond is schedul
ed for 8 00 p.m. Affected parties are in
vited to attend and to give testimony
This p u b lic h e a rin g has b een
rescheduled from the Wednesday June
5 1985 meeting. Notice of this public
hearing was previously provided as a
modification to a previously approved
conditional use.
Don Wilton
Planning Director
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June 19, 1985 to consider the application
of the Church of Jesus Christ la tte r Day
Saints Sandy Wards 1 and 2, to modify a
previously approved conditional use per
mit to allow the addition of 3.442 sq. ft. of
classroom space to an existing 14 686 sq
ft church building located on tax lot
1900 section 11, map DD T2S, R4E,
W M within the City of Sandy. The pro
perty is located at the southwest corner
of the intersection of Bell Street w ithi
North Bluff Road.
The public hearing will be held in the
City Council meeting room at Sandy City
Hall. 39250 Pioneer Blvd.. ond is schedul
ed for 7 30 p.m. Affected parties are in
vited to attend and to give testimony.
This p ub lic h e a r in g has b e e n
rescheduled from the Wednesday June
5 1985 meeting
Don Wilson
Planning Director
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SECOND NOTICE O f BUDGET HEARING
RIVERSIDE WATER DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given that a public
hearing on the Riverside Water District
Budget will be held on June 21, 1985 at
7 00 p.m, at 54967 E. Kirkwood Dr. Sandy,
Or.
Nan Slenning
Secretary
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The exposure by the Church of Scien
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A DAY OF FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
SATURDAY
JUNE 15, 1985
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9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
CHILDREN'S PARK
Straw berry Clow ns
Pony Rides
A ir House
M in ia tu re Car Rides
Skill Games
C o lo rin g C ontest Display
A rt/C am es
Fun G a lo re !!
Pacific N.W . Lily Society Show
STRAWRLRRY RUN
C ollege Center
Garage Sale - Bring your items
H o odview A m ateur Radio Exhibit
D unk Tank
Bingo
10-Kilom eters
3 -K ilom eter Family Run
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The Sandy High student recently
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NOTICE OF MEETING CHANGE
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sandy Plonmng Commission, scheduled
for Wednesday June 5. 1985. has been
rescheduled to Wednesday. June 19
1985 The meeting will begin at 7 30 p.m.
Pat Crappa
Planning Commission Secretary
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Sandy Plonmng Commission will
conduit a public hearing on Wednesday,
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On the heels of "The IRS Papers," the
IRS was rocked by disclosures that its
agents engaged in illegal electronic sur
veillance of taxpayers, conducted haras-
sive audits of taxpayers on a massive
scale and would even drill open taxpay
ers' safe-deposit boxes without permis
sion in order to get a, "inform ation"
sought by the IRS
The disclosures came in the form of an
interview with IRS agent Dean Boyd, pub
lished in FREEDOM, the Church of Scien
tology s newspaper The Boyd interview
was to be the firs, of many explosive inter
views with current or former IRS agents
published by the Church
A d d itio n a l in te rv ie w s w ith IRS
employees published by the Church
revealed to the American people tha,
• criminal acts are committed by IRS
employees and sanctioned by IRS man
agement in order to attain "quotas" on
collections,
• those promoted to management
positions within the IRS are only those
tha, condone or go along with the tactics
of intimidation and coercion espoused by
top IRS management,
• animosity between IRS employees
and management is so intense tha, indivi
dual offices are virtual armed camps, and
• the IRS will go to virtually any length
— including the commission of further
illegal acts — in order to prevent the
exposure o, its own criminal activities
The Church of Scientology condemns
the heavy-handed, abusive and often ille
gal tactics used by the IRS in its attempt
to gain control over individual Americans
and take away their rights
Systematically, through the years, the
Church has documented how the IRS has
been a major source o, the erosion of our
precious and hard-won freedoms
The Church has shown that the IRS has
continually managed to avoid a complete
audit by either Congress or the Govern
ment Accounting Office Any attempts to
conduct such an audit have been me, with
vicious retaliation by the IRS against the
individual or office involved
As the Church of Scientology has
repeatedly pointed out, no single agency
of a democratic government can se, itself
"above the law " Yet fhe IRS has done so
and considers that it is not answerable to
its own government This agency must be
forced to abide by the laws of the United
States jus, as all American citizens are
expected to do
N a tio n w id e su rv e y s c o n d u c te d
recently by the Church show tha, the
overwhelming maiority of Americans feel
that the United States would be belter off
if the IRS were reformed or abolished
altogether The Church believes that
there is no place in a free society for an
agency like the IRS which uses instru
ments and methods of terror against its
own citizens The IRS even had an "ene
mies list" tha, included not only actor
John Wayne but the Church of
Scientology
The Church of Scientology will con
tinue to expose crimes committed by
agents of the IRS, despite attempts by the
IRS to silence all who would speak ou,
against its abuses
We will no, cease our demands for
bringing to justice those who have perpe
trated illegal acts We are committed to
safeguarding the rights and freedoms of
all people, and to a civilization without
insanity, without criminality and without
war.
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