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Thur«., May 6, 1965 (Sec. 1) THE SANDY (Ore.) POST Full Tuition Scholarships To 5 Seniors TV Minister Slates Bible Lecture Series George Knowles, speaker on the weekly television program, “TV Bible Class,’’ seen in this area each Sunday afternoon at one o’clock on Channel 12, is scheduled to be in Sandy for twenty - two consecutive nights of Bible lectures. The series will begin, Friday night, May 7, at 7:30 in the Seventh - day Adventist Church located at University and Loop Highway. Large crowds have turned out nightly to similar meetings in Spokane’s Civic Auditorium, the Salem Armory, and the Fair grounds Auditorium in Eugene, according to IraD. Follett,pas tor of the local Seventh - day Adventist Church and host pas tor for the series. Knowles, a native of Van couver, British Columbia, has presented his lecture series in many cities of the Northwest during the last ten years. He is a graduate of Walla Walla College and an ordained minis ter of the Seventh - day Ad ventist Church. An unusual feature of the Knowles Bible lectures is the use of a large screen on which all of the Bible texts referred to by the speaker are projected so that all may read as well as hear the texts. The Bible texts and quotations are beauti fully illustrated in color in this remarkable collection of slides. A new plan of Bible marking, which enables the individual to find Bible texts quickly, is dem onstrated each evening. Several hundred Bibles will be on hand for the use of those who choose to participate in the Bible - marking plan. This always proves a great attraction, ac cording to a spokesman for the team. Another feature which has made the “TV Bible Class” lectures popular with people of all faiths is the nightly travel ogue. Mr. Knowles, whohas tra veled in Europe and the Middle East, features a different count ry each evening during the series in a brief travelogue de picting the different ways of life in the various countries. Of special interest to Bible stu dents are the pictures of the Holy Land. Associated with Knowles and his wife are Pastor and Mrs. Jim Hiner. Hiner serves as as sociate speaker and arranges for the musical program each evening. Before joining the team he filled pastorates in Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and Alas ka. The meetings are planned with the general public in mind, and are open to everyone. Sub ject material is based on the most frequently asked questions in the sphere of religion today. A positive and constructive ap proach is taken to each subject. There is no criticism or be littling of the views of others, says Knowles. Subject for the opening meeting Friday night is “Russia’s Race for Time.” Some of the other subjects in the series are: “Science and the Bible,” “Can the Space Age Conquer Death?” “WhyDidGod Permit Sin and Suffering?” “Five Ways to Tell if You Are Saved or Lost,” “God’s Remedy MR. and MRS. HOWARD WEYGANDT for Nervous Tension,”“WhySo (Betty Jean White) Many Denominations,” and“ 1,- 000 Years Into the Future.” Because of the many visual Double Ring Rite Unites Couple illustrations, and the fact that the meetings are always over A wedding dinner was given Wedding vows were exchang by nine o’clock, a large num ed by Miss Betty Jean White of in the evening by Mr. and Mrs. ber of children and youth us Sandy and Howard Weygandt of Henry Eng. ually attend together with their Portland March 27 at the Re The couple is at home at 710 parents. In the words of one organized Church of Jesus S. W. St. Clair, Apt. 16. The of the team members, “It seems Christ of Latter Day Saints, SE bride was graduated from Sandy to be something that appeals to 25th and Madison. high school and her husband every member of the family.” Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White, attends Portland State college. Rt. 2, Box 1765, Sandy, are Jaycettes parents of the bride. The bride PVT. ERICKSON groom is the son of Mrs. Henry FINISHES RADIO To Meet Eng and Murrelle Weygandt, The Sandy Jaycettes will hold both of Portland. RELAY course their regular meeting at the Rev. John Benger, pastor, Pvt. Gary E. Ericksen, son home of Sue Perkins on Wed performed the double ring cere nesday of next week. mony. Organist was Miss Car of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. The meeting will begin at 8 olyn Brown and ushers were Ericksen, Estacada, completed p.m. Location is 206 Pleasant Jann Fraser and Milan Tucker. a 12-week radio relay and car Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of rier operation course at the Street. Southeastern Signal Portland attended the couple. Army The bride was attired in a School, Fort Gordon, Ga., gown of embossed white bro April 30. Ericksen was trained cade. Her fingertip veil of il to operate and maintain field lusion fell from a white taffeta radio relay carriers and var bow. She carrier a white Bible ious communication equipment. The 19-year-old soldier, a topped with a white orchid. 1963 graduate of Estacada high A reception was given by Mr. school, was employed by the and Mrs. Bruce Fraser at their Haughton Logging Co., Estaca home, 2320 S. E. 157th Ave. da, before entering the Army Members of the house party in in November 1964. He comple eluded Mrs. Milan Tucker and ted basic training at Fort Leon ard Wood, Mo. Miss Irene Harris. T.V. Bible Class BIBLE LECTURE TEAM Five Sandy high school sen iors have been award scholar ships to attend Oregon College of Education at Monmouth next year. They are Roberta Mathe son, Gloria J. Vanes, Kenneth G. Enz, Rebecca Frasier and Sally G. Anstad. The awards were made by the OCE scholarship committe on the basis of ability and financial need. A total of 116 scholarship awards were made by OCE to high school seniors who plan to attend the college next year. Most of the awards are state scholarships for part or full tuition. The full tuition awards are for students who plan to major in elementary education. Students who receive the part tuition awards may major in any area offered at OCE. These five persons received full tuition elementary educa tion awards. Half of the scientists in the U. S. received salaries of more than $11,000 last year, accord ing to the National Science Foundation. 3 Church To Hold Mother- Daughter Banquet Friday A mother-daughter banquet Brewster’s for members and friends of the Sandy. Sandy Baptist Chapel will be held Friday evening at 6 p.m. at Ning's Fireside Cafe east of Sandy. Theme of the ban quet is “Pattern For Living.” Miss Barbara Loehr will be the featured speaker at the banquet. Miss Loehr is a miss ionary appointee to the island of Borneo with the Conservative Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Wheaton, Illinois. She will discuss the path which has led her from a college in firmary to an as-yet-non-exist ent hospital in Indonesia. For the past 2 1/2 years Miss Loehr was an operating room nurse at the Multnomah Hospital in Port land. At the moment she is doing deputation work prior to leaving tire states. Included in the evening’s pro gram will be a summer fashion presentation with mothers and daughters of the church model ing outfits. Clothes for the style show are being furnished by Family Store in Those modeling summerwear include: Debbie and LaDonna Waibel, Pam Benshoof, Louise, Barbi, and Kathi Von Bergen, Carla and Colleen Crouse, Kathy and Janice Crane, Mary Mitchell, Shirley Dyal and Rose Marie Gibson. In charge of the banquet prep arations are Louise Von Bergen and Shirley Dyal. The banquet is sponsored by the missionary society of the church. Mrs. Vera Fisher is the president. SANDY RADIATOR SHOP Complete Radiator Repair Overnight Service Guaranteed Work Phone MU 7-4595 after 4 p.m. SAY DAD SUNDAY IS MOTHER'S Fifty members of The Hood land Women’s Club, Inc. met at the Zig Zag Inn, last Mon day night, for the May meeting. Election of officers was held and the results are as follows: Pres. Eileen Anderson - 1st Vice Pres. Georgia Vermaas - 2nd. Vice Pres. Janet Hill - Sec. Pauline Chamberlain - Tres. , Lois Rice - Historian Velma DeShazer - Members - at-Large Pat Cushman, Vivian Collier and Lou Stauffer. Agnes Novotny presented facts stressing the importance of donating blood and Eileen Anderson distributed donor cards to members. The club is working on the Red Cross Bloodmobile project as co sponsors with the Sandy Jay cettes. Other topics of discussion included a reminder to gather rummage for the September Rummage Sale, which will again be held at the Rummage Sale Center in Portland. Members voted to contribute to the Can cer Fund and also voted in the amount of money to be given the county towards the “Hood- land Community Recreation Center.” Clackamas County Super visor of Public Parks, Dick Wlmot, was introduced, as was County Commissioner, Darrell Jones. The installation of officers will take place at the next meet ing on June seventh. Extension Unit Orient Extension will meet at the home of Mrs. Manning Blake, Bluff Road, at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, May 13. Mexi can cookery will be demonstra ted by Mrs. Kenneth Hedden and Mrs. Blake. DAY- Don't you think we ought to take inner I know a swell place to go, too it's NINGS FIRESIDE CAFE On the Loop Highway East of Sandy SEE THE Always a phone at hand in a home that's Telephone-Plannedf GEORGE KNOWLES Seen each Sunday on the T.V. Bible Class Corvair Monza Sport Sedan Channel 12 at 1:00 COMING FRIDAY Chevy U Nova Sport Coupe JIM HINER SANDY Associate Speaker 7:30 P.M. 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