Sandy post., April 21, 1955, Page 13, Image 13

Fam ily W eek Plan
O f C h u rrK
G rn u n
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THE SANDY POST
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1955
adult fellowship of the church.
following ideas:
Family week will conclude on
Family week is to begin Sun-
uay, Aiay i, w nn special empiias-
Roberta Douglas
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Slated
space south of the
SANDY
! present annex. One committee
Roberta
ESTACADA
—
Miss
investigate
possible
solutions
.
.u o.
.,
bvterian church organization will to
headed by Ralph Haines, investi­
Douglas from the Oswego Meth >
Sundav. April 21 on the to both needs.
Iodist Youth FeUowshipwiU speak ¿«W ing conunfttee recommend a ■ The building com m ittt'e stud gated cost of new construction,
¡Sunday morning, APfl1
al. ,u tion to empower church officers it'd the many phases of the prob­ while the other committt'e. head­
11
scn,lce J*1 the £-‘>ta<!a':,d ,o ralse 52500 and purchase tern lem, considering past history and ed by William Blake, looked into
i Methodist church.
porary buildings for additional j future needs of the church. as the possibilities of purchasing
| She will give the speech which church school space.
well as the immediate problems. two defense housing units from
she gave at th e -y o u th
The voting will be held at a .The present building was built the Kellogg Park project.
The building committee, com­
on the
an ' ' J
special corporation meeting fol- around 1910, added onto in the
ness Which is Needed in tht
w in„ t |,c regular 11 o ’ c I ock 1950s and the annex, formerly posed of church officers and
Public High School Today. Her I J ™ «
A11 who have the old Gun Club building, was m any interested persons heard
speech w as very ntgniy rated supported , he church financially moved in following World \\ tr their reports, and (tpted to rec­
ommend to the congregation that
both for beautiful delivery a n d 1 or ‘ by their
. attendance during II.
present day challenge to youth, the past year are eligible to vote.
It was tHe general feeling that $2500 be raised to purchase, move
and establish tw o of the 24 by 26
according to Rev. Bolliger.
F or over a year, church offi­ within the next ten years the
Rev. Bolliger will bring the cers have considered ways of Com m unity-Presbyterian church foot units. These units will then
m orning serm on on the subject. making space in the present will need to extensively remodel be improved to provide class­
The Sum m ons of the Young and building for a pastor’s study but existing facilities or move from room space, a pastor's study and
m ore suitable nursery facilities
Fearless Prophet.
each suggestion meant reducing the present location. The corner for the regular w orship sendees.
s a choice business site, but
much
needed
classroom
space
of
Courteous. Understanding
Guest Minister
parking facilities are limited, as
The present building is serving
Youth Choir Sets
the church school.
Sendee
the church and community t >
well as expansion space.
Spurred on by winning fourth
H olds Services
Sunday Program
Two sub-committees invt esti the fullest, being in almost con­
place in the Oregon Council of
SANDY—Robert Douglas of
gated building program s for the stan t use. In addition to church
Churches
Town
and
C
ountty
SANDY Under the inspiiing
m eetings and activities, the in
the Corvallis Church of Christ
Gresham, Oregon
leadership of Miss Carol Em er­ improvement awards, a commit­
nex is regularly used by the Ki
conducted services at the Sandy
son. the Youth Choir of the Com- tee was appointed to investigate W alther Leaguers
w anis club and the Kindergarten,
Church of Christ from Sunday-
ESTACADA — The Women's m unity-Presbyterian Church has all possibilities for creating a
three Girl Scout troops, one Cub
through W ednesday evening.
Society of Christian Service of made great strides during the study. This committee quickly E lect O fficers
den and the Firwood extension
the E stacada Methodist church past months.
discovered that a growing church
¡will present Mrs. H arriet Krause,
SANDY The W alther League unit.
They have added much to the school enrollm ent involved more
an informed and excellent speak worship service on the Sundays than merely taking care of pres­ of Im m anuel L utheran church
er. at the Methodist church this when they have brought the ent needs, so that the problem elected officers at their April
For A Family Dinner
¡Thursday evening, April 21, at Ministry of Music.
was returned to the session of 1th meeting. B arbara Neuman
8 PM.
This next Sunday they will the church. Elder Don item ing will head the organization as
This Sunday Try
She is well known for her ¡again lead in worship as they was then appointed to form a president for the next year. Lyle
Schw
artz
was
elected
vice-presi­
¡Voice of America radio program sing W hispering Hope.
building committee representing
dent, Elisabeth Dey, treasu rer
¡and her magazine of the same
A
and Ernest Schwartz, secretary.
name. Site is the deputy com­
Just Good Food
Lulu Clark. Christian Growth
Sandy Pastor Is
missioner of the fair employ- C hildren’s Hour
chairm an, led in a discussion
¡ment practices law- in the Bur­ H eld Each Monday
Carefully Prepared
and Bible study of the topic, My
e a u of Labor. Mrs. K rause states
Battery Chaplain
W itness in Worship.
The Methodist
.that the interpretation and en­ ESTACADA
SANDY Rev. Philip R. Iiam-
Jon Isakson told about the
forcement of this law is a chal­ Children’s Hour, a study class
pe
pastor of the Sandy Com- Youth Night the le a g u e r s nt.
for
school-age
c
h
ild
’e
n
,
is
het<t
le n g e to the God-given potenti­
Beef Dinner .. $1.50
alities of all Oregon’s Christian every Monday afternoon at 3:30 nunity-Presbyterian church, has tended at Immanuel Lutheran
>een named 1st Lt. Chaplain fot church In Portland. The group
womanhood.
PM at the parsonage.
12 os. T-Bone, Rih
he 722 A.A.A. Battalion, with enjoyed the church service fol­
A refreshm ent hour will fol­ The current study pours«' is Battery C at Gresham.
lowed hy singing and refresh­
Drugs For Less
low the program to give the Christ First. The youngsters are
Roast Turkey .. 1.50
Commanding officer of the unit ments.
also
w
orking
on
May
baskets
to
audience
ar.
opportunity
to
meet
Phone MUtual 7-3841
Sandy, Oregon
is Lt. Col. Ira D. MiUer.
Carl Neum an was appointed |
be distributed on May Day.
Mrs. Krause.
chairm an of a skating party and I Frog ltegs and . 1.25
chili fet'd to be arranged next
French Fries
month.
notice of school meeting
Following the m eeting Elisa­
AUXILIARY AGENCIES
beth Dey and Barbara Neuman j
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legalI votere o f ^ c h o o U ^ tr ic l. No.
. H ealth Service:
()|M'ii 24 H ours A Day
led in gam es and singing. Lyle i
200.00
$
200.00
$
126.96
of Clackamas County, State
Oregon,
the 17th (lav of May, 1955,
(2) Supplies and other expenses $
Schw artz and Carl Neuman |
district will be held at The High School Building
f
h fiSCal school
T ransportation of Pupils:
9,613.60
a t 7:30 o'clock p. m„ for the purpose of discussing the budget for tnt^ ns
12.000.00
served refreshm ents.
11,000.00
(1) Personal service
5.723.08
year, beginning July 1. 1955. and
30' 195fe' lul< ln’,f” '
5,600.00
5.600.00
Last Sunday a group of leag­
(2) Supplies and repairs
640.57
650.00
550.00
uers joint'd with W ashougal Two miles east of Brightwood
(4) Insurance
Schedule I
Estimated Receipts and Available ( ash Balances
W alther L eaguers in an outing "4!8I truckers can’t I m - w rong”
(5) O ther expenses of
90.00
transportation
on Mt. Hood.
E stim ated Receipts From —
ConstructionO
ther
Spec-
. Total Expens«* of Auxiliary
General
$ 17,350.00 $ 18,540.00 $ 16,104.21 $ 15.028.35
Total All
Fund (from ial Reserve
Ageneit's
Fund
Funds
ITEM
bond sales)
Fund
Hizinoss grows on people; it begins in cob­
VI FIXED < HAKt.ES
(Exclusive of item s included under
$ 23.258.38 $ 23,258.38
1. Delinquent Taxes
webs
and ends in iron chains. The more busi­
$320,800.00
V-2)
320,800.00
1,162.30
1,500.00
2. Bond Sales
$ 42,761.21
42.Í61.21
1. Insurance
5 3.000.00
42,761.21
ness
a
man has to do the more he is oble to
5.351.51
3. T ransfers from other funds
5.300.00
6.000.00
37,448.38
3. Retirem ent & F.I.C.A.
37,448.38
5. Basic School Support Fund
accomplish,
for he learns to economize his time.
2,250.00
2,250.00
7. Vocational Education
$ 9,1881.66 $ 6.8(81.00 $ 6,513.81 $ 5.824.70
3,000.00
5. Total Fixed Charges
—Sir M. Hale
3,000.00
12. Tuition—Secondary
300.00
300.00
VII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
14. T ransportation—Secondary
750.00
750.00
400.00
1. Sites and improvement of sites $
16. Interest
2,600.00
2,600.00
1,600.00
2. New buildings
17. Rentals
2,500.03
2.500.03
3. Addition and alterations
18. Other Sources
___
___
103.84
900.00
200.00
$435,668.00 $114.868.00 $320,800.00
to buildings
19. Estim ated Total Receipts
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
761.69
700.00
700.00
4.
L
ibrary
books
20. E stim ated Available Cash Bal­
6.
F
urniture,
fixtures
and
other
Phone
MOhawk
6-3794
Gresham, Oregon
ance or Deficit (Add Cash Bal 16,000.00
4,747.08
4,000.00
6,000.00
16,000.00
___ __
equipm ent
ance—Deduct Deficit)
3,240.30
2,000.00
7. Assessments for betterm ents
21. Estimated total receipts and
$130,868.00 $320,800.00
available cash balance or deficit $451,668.60
7,600.00 $ 8,852.91 $ 26,038.69
8.960.00
9. Total Capital Outlays
(.encrai
Fund
Estimated
Expenditures
6,000.00
Schedule II
*
___________ 6.000.00
E x p en d itu re« fo r 2
IX, EMERGENCY
F isca l Y ears N ex t
¿cd
cc
Total Schedule II—General Fund
S
1 d ,
r e n t School Y ear
—Total E stim ated Expenses, Item s
8 t Ü h —
*
V n .9 1 V lir 3 S IXV'5’ V'4' VL5,
$182,610.00 $176,970.00 $149,617.63 $161.408.33
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9
ITEM
S p p
C>
Schedule III
BONI» INTEREST ANO SINKING I I NO
? 1
Ï «1 c
A
i
u
S
S
Debt Service—Bond Interest
«25
K O «
K b
Sinking Fund
*^•5 «
1. Principal on bonds (include nego­
SANDY
I. GENERAL CONTROL
tiable interest-bearing w arrants
1. Personal Service:
issued
under
section
111-1016,
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w
in
o
ASSEMBLY
OF GOD
1,200.00
$
(2) Clerk
5 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
O- C. L. A.
S 15.000«’
12.17
Arlan 4. Berglund, Paator
100.00
200.00
2. Supplies
2. Interest on bonds
9,bZ4.uu
97.53
140.00
Loop Highway
14000
3. Elections and publicity
3. Total Schedule 111—Debt Service—
--
10 A M.
Sunday School
4. Legal service (clerk’s bond,
—
Bonds
and
Interest
I
24,6^4.00
273.39
175.00
300.00
11 A M
Morning W orship
audit, etc.)
Schedule IV
CONSTRl ( TION FI ND (FROM BOND ISSUES)
5 O ther expenses of general control.
7 P.M. Christ Ambassador
127.50
200.00
200.00
(1) State School Boards Ass’n, etc.
Construction Fund
Service
6. Total Expense of
3. Addition and alterations to
8
P.M. Evening Evangelistic
1,710.59 $ 1,881.75
$
2,115.06
$
2,346.06
$320.800.00
General Control
_______ -- - »
buildings (not repairs)
Service
7.
Total
Schedule
IV
-Construe
II. INSTRl ( TION
Wcdnenday Evening
8 P.M
$320.800.00
tion E’und
1. Personal Service:
6,130.00
Bible Study & P ray er Service
$
6.500.00
$
6.500.00
OTHER
S
P
E
tlA
I,
RESERVE
F
IN
D
(1) Principals
5
Schedule VI
1,251.64
1,100.00
Hear ‘'Revival Time”
1.100.00
(2) Supplies & O ther Expense
5,650.00
Sunday 10:30 P.M. KEX
Other Special Reserve Fund—
$
(3) Teacher
4,000.00
1. Architect, A ttorney’s Fee,
Teacher
$ 20,548.00
4,650.00
Commission
Teacher
5,150.00
5.
Total
Schedule
M
—Other
Teacher
$ 20,548.00_____
4,550.00
Special Reserve Iund
Teacher
FIRST BAPTIST
4.750.00
OF
ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURES,
Teacher
Si-hedule \ II
SI MMARY
3.900.00
ÍCES, ANO TAX LEVIES
Teacher
ItrA m i 1
r»
CHURCH
5.100 00
Non Denominational Services
Teacher
5.100.00
Teacher
Every Sunday
5,050.00
Teacher
WOMAN’S CLUB HALL
4.500.00
I.O.O.F. Hall
Teacher
ESTIMATION OF TAX
4.750.00
Rev. O. M. Allen, pastor
Teacher
.
LEVY
5.050.00
Bible Study Classes
10 a m.
Teacher
4.400.00
Sunday School
10 a.m.
Teacher
W orship Service, 11 a.m.
3.700.00
Teacher
Morning
W
orship
11 a m.
4.000.00
H ear ‘‘Herald of T ru th ”
Teacher
4.200.00
1. Total esti-
$
20,548.00
Teacher
Training
Union
7 p in.
KEX Sunday, 3:30 p m.
mated expenditures $548..>82.00 $182.610.00 $24.624.00 $320.800.00
4.600.00
Teacher
3.700.00
Evening
W
orship
8 p.m
DEDUCT:
Teacher
3.900.00
2. Total estim ated re­
Teacher
76.450.43
86.250.00
90.700 00
ceipts and available
Total Teachers
598.00
750 00
750.00
cash balances
__
(4) Substitute Teachers
Calvary Community
4.295.56
3,900.00
(Schedule II
451.668 00
4.000 00
(6) Librarian
1.975.00
2 100 0®
2.200.00
3 Amount necessary
Christian Science
Baptist Church
(7) Clerical assistants
108.91
150.00
150 00
to balance the budget 96.914 00
2 Library supplies, repairs
Arthur Bauer, Paator
4.075.40
5.500.00
5.500
00
Society
DEDUCT:
3. Teaching supplies
3.010.40
3.000.00
5.000.00
4. Deficit forw arded to
Sunday School
10 a m.
Sunday
Morning
11 A. M
4. Textbooks
_ ,
315.00
315 00
315.00
next fiscal year
Nil
Morning W orship
11 a.m.
6 O ther expenses of instruction
Sunday School 11 A. M.
5. Balance to be raised
Young Peoples’ ('lass
7 p.m.
$116,215.06 $ I (»9.56.5 18t S 98,216.31 $ 93.836.20
Wed. night service 2nd Wed
bv taxation
96.91100
7. Total Expense
Instruction
Bible Study Class
7 p in.
each month, 8 P 'M.
ADD: Rebate
2.387.59
Evening
W
orship
8
p.m.
OPERATION
OF
PLANT
HI
6. Estim ated amount
2nd and Main Streets
Mid-week
Service
1. Personal Service:
of taxes that will not
Formerly Am. la-glon Hall
3.200.00
11 Janitors & other employees
Tuesday
"
7:30 p.m.
be collected during
3.000 00
Janitors & other employees
Corner of Booth & Brooks
the fiscal year for
ALL ARE CORDIALLY
750.00
Janitors & other employees
R«»atls, two milt's south of
w'hich this budget is
INVTTED TO ATTLNL
made, including esti-
6 950 00 $ 6.5 50 00
Oregon Bulb Farm s.
6.950 00
Total. Janitors
mated rebate on taxes 23,558.38
21200
250 00
25000
2) Police Service
230.00
7. Total estim ated tax
3» T rau n t Officer
913 57
800 00
800 00
levies for ensuing —
Supplies
1.565 45
Community-
2,000 00
Kelso Church of God
2.000 00
fiscal vear
$122.859 97
Fuel
160.00
100.00
400.00
Non l»enomlnational
8.
A
nalysis
of
Estl
Presbyterian
W ater & Sewer
2.257 99
2.400 00
2 400.00
Rev. Ralph Farmer, Pastor
mated Tax le v ie s :
Light and power
370 50
300.00
325.00
(1) Amount inside
Church
>andy Grange Bldg, at Kelso
Telephone
.
limitation
S 65.083.15
O ther expenses of operation.
1.507.52
REV.
PHILIP
R. HAMPE,
1.000 00
Sunday
School
10
A.M.
1.200 00
(2) Amount outside
__
Laundry Service
Minister
Sunday Service
11A M
6
'-
limitation
57.
i i 6 82
$
13.503.21
11,555.06 $ 14,166.66 $ EL537.03
Parsonage MUtual 7 2493
Bible Study (Adult)
6 P.M.
8 Total Expense
Operation
Dated this 29th day of March. 1955
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
Young Peoples’
màint S ance xm » kei airs
V. Dell Butler
Signed
Brenton Vedder
of Directors
Chairman.
Board
Service
6:15
PM
.
Morning
Servlrea
11:66
a.m.
District
Clerk
2 Repair, maintenance and
Evangelistic Service 7:45 P.M
Christian Endeavor 7:30 p .n t
Budget Commitec March 29. 1955
Approved
by
1
563.30
2
500
00
V.
Dell
Butler
Glenn T .Schaeffer
Wednesday Evening
and « u tp m e n .
S 3 50 00
Prayer Meeting
Signed:
2 099.90
3.500 00
Chairman, Budget Committee
2.500 00
Secretary. Budcet Com m ittee
Prayer Meeting
7:45 P.M
Wednesday
8 p.m.
(2) Building structure
1.025.54
6.250
00
2.000 00
First Publication April 21. 1955.
'I I 'nkeep
grounds
_____ _________ _ _________
Second
Publication
May
5.
1955
.5 Total Expeiwe of Maintenance
g250 0o $ 12,266.00 i 1,688.7» $ 8.29.5.43
SANDY The Berean Class
is in the morning w orship serv- ial em phasis planned by
the adult fellowship of the Com­ i ice and a move to get families church school.
m unity-Presbyterian church met to worship together as units
in the church annex Saturday that day. They have planned a M ethodist W om en
and after an evening of enter­ fellowship period following the
Present Speaker
tainm ent planned the Family service.
Week for the church which will
The
W esm inster Fellowship
be the first week in May.
has been requested to plan the
Lewis Hall had ben appointed evening program to include the
by the Session to head up this families of the church. The mid-
work and his committee was the |Week Bible study groups are to
mem bership of the Berean class. prepare their evening to help
II. D. Slaughter is president of I families in their daily worship
the group. They proposed the at home. The women's associa­
tion of the church will unite ‘n
sponsoring a family pot-luck din­
ner Friday, May 6. with enter
tainm ent and program provided
by the M ariners—the young
*
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m u n ity ^ * res
the
available
.11 of the groups of !h«>
h u rc h av
ai
the c church
all
Bateman
Funeral Chapel
Main at Fourth
Phone MO 5-4811
Cafe IIoodwav
ECONOMY DRUG
Cafe Hoodway
Carroll Tuncral ‘H om e
M t Hood Area
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and Repairs
Other
Special
Reserve
Fund Total
Schedule VI 1
Construction :
Fund Total ¡
Schedule IV
Bond Interest
and Sinking
Fund Total
Schedule III
General Fund ;
Total
Schedule U
Total All
Funds
MU 7-3331
Church of Christ