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Leader of the Band
"This is my pride and Joy”,
Hetty
LJenkaemper in the thing else again. Back in the
beamed Fred Proett, Sandy's
ho^iital
tor surgery. I Hetty days of the old crank phones we
band leader, as he displayed
should be home by the time had aim« very hilarious ex­
the original manuscripts from
you read this. Our very twat periences. One time during a
the Gregorian ChanL Proett had
for a speedy recovery.
thunder and lightning storm,
just returned from a trip to
Ida Heffner also In
the at Jennie Welch's, lightning
San Francisco where he pur­
hospital for surgery, and we struck somewhere
near the
chased the in muse ripts, twaut-
hope she will be home very house and a huge ball of fire
fully done on parchment.
soon, and back among us.
cams out of the mouthpiece and
Proett divides his time be­
Our
deepest sympathy to shot clear across the kitchen.
tween Sandy high and grade
Harold McLean fur the loas of At the time
there was
a
schools. Each morning he ar­
hla wife Velmi. She will be young min staying at Jennies,
rives at the high school by
misaed by her miny friends a kid better than 6 feet tall,
7:30 a.m., where at tills early
the mountain.
and he dove under her sink.
hour on Tuesdays and Thurs­
Hettle Blaisdell off to Hawaii Now thia was a very am ill
days lie meets with the dunce
with her sister and brother-in- area, plus there waa a gar­
bund. He is highly tn favor of
law, for a vacation.
What bage can under there alao. We
small groups as” most students
a lovely time of the year to never did figure how he folded
learn best In small groups; when
be going to the Islands.
himself all under there but he
the group Is too large the In­
Li th and Bob Kaye are still did. We laughed so hard at
dividual never gets the op­
hunting for their pet Hamess him, that we never had time to
portunity to sink or swim so-
cat, who has been missing since become too frightened of our
to-speak.” He went on to say,
the first of the year. They have ball of Are that was bouncing
"A small ensemble player Is a
advertised and done everything off the kitchen walla. In
a
much lietter musician tlian one
possible to find him, and haven't way It was fun just to ring
who doesn't have tills oppor­
had any luck.
everyone'a ring and have a good
tunity.”
The cat was released tn the old gabfest. Course you really
The high school varsity liand
Gresham area, so tf anyone didn't have to ring their rings,
is currently preparing for its
knows anyone that has acquired thoy usually all answered any-
concert to lie held in March,
a Siamese cat since then, one wey. I guess I just don’t get too
and for the February 17 Wilco
that miybe just wandered into upset over the modern con­
League Festival.
their home, the Kayes would venience*, I enjoy them while
About the tieglnners band, in
appreciate any information they I heve them and do without them
which students are learning to
I
could get about him. He Is a when they aren't working.
play horns, Proett had this to
family pet, and a special pet suppose it is because I have
say, "It's one of the best be­
of Bobs.
been around here so long, and
ginner's band I’ve ever had,
Congratulations to Mary and spent miny days doing clothes
and one of the most satisfying
Robert Batemin, nee Purdy, on on a scrub board, which I had
classes I have. Each student
the birth of a son, Loren James, to haul the water in buckets
is doing fairly well.”
Rev. and Mrs. Engelgau from light presentation by Rev. God­ 6 lb. 4 oz. Mary said all the for, and then heat it on the
Each morning Proett teaches
Upper Volta, West Africa and win and a typical missions scene time she was going to have a stove. When I look back, I
three periods of different tiands
skit
presented
by
the
Engelgau
Rev. and Mrs. David Godwin
boy, and wouldn't even consider don’t remember ever thinking
at the high school.
from
El
Salvador Central family.
anything else. It wasn't until It was too mich of a chore.
"One of the tilings we're
The
purpose
of
the
conven
­
America will be the mlssion-
Birthday Congratulations to
just before he was born that
trying
to do Is to prepare the
I arles featured at the World tion is to inform and inspire
she began to doubt at all that Martha McLane. The McLanes
young imrsin to have a giaid
I Missions Convention to be held the congregation and Interested
it might not be a boy. it Isn't and the Bob Kayes had dinner
m isle response on hla own -
at the Sandy Assembly of God
everyone that plans so well at the Golf Club in honor of
or to be Independent. 1 want
churcb Feb. 18,19,and 20.
and has it work out the way the occasion.
him to rely on his own train­
I
The Engelgaus and their two
The Bowmins held a fare­
they planned.
ing.
The pep band Is a good
children first went as mlssion-
Don't forget the next Bright­ well party for Doris McKinley,
example of this. 1 try to leave
r arles to Upper Volta In 1953.
wood Extension meeting, the who has left for Africa. Joyce
it up to them as much as poss­
They studied language tor some
third Thursday of the month. Bowman mide her a gorgeous
ible.
But, of course, I'm al­
time In Paris and also Ouaga­
with
The next meeting will be held safari hat, complete
ways there If they need m«,"
dougou the capital of Upper
at the home of Rose Collier, flowers, also gave her a but­
Every afternoon finds Proett
Volta before beginning their
on the Old Country Club Road, terfly neL Cecello presented
at the grade school where each
service in the Boromo area.
at Brightwood. The program her with a huge whistle on a
day tie works with six different
The Engelgaus were the first
will be, "The Role of Todays lovely gold and pearly chain,
groups. He said, "I have some
to Introduce Christianity to this
Women.'' Everyone Is welcome In case she should get losL
good groups at the grade school.
area. In all they have now
to come, and I am sure you Boo Gaulke made her a lovely
It takes awhile to get acquainted
spent three terms and built
cake, that
had
will have a most enjoyable day. decorated
with 250 students right off the
numerous churches In the area.
in-
The meeting starts at 10:30, 'Happy Tiger Hunting''
bat, with ao m iny it's difficult
The Godwin family has just
with a delicious lunch served scribed on IL I know she is
to help each individual, as you
returned to the states follow­
at noon, for the price of 50 going to have a marvelous trip,
don't know or understand his
ing their first term In Central
and we are all anxious to hear
cents.
background etc.” He empha­
America. The Godwin family friends concerning the urgent
I am very happy to know that all about it when she returns.
sized that the student who
are outstanding musicians and needs for missions in these Charlie Augustine will be stay- She will be gone about 2 and
starts playing in the fifth grade
will be singing in the convention days. Also the church which Ing in the Comm inlty. I will a half months.
has a different attitude than the
each nighL
gave nearly four thousand dol­ admit that Charlie has had his
Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott (he's
one who starts as a freshmin.
Other speakers
during the lars to missions last year is problems, but when he bought the son of June Redfern) pre­
There were two new practice
convention will include, Rev. endeavoring to Increase Its giv­ the phone company, he was sented the Redferns with
a
rooms built over the Christ­
Earl Book pastor from Albany ing to this cause in the coming only acquainted with the Ul­ granddaughter - Don
and
mas holidays, ao the pupils can
and director of missions in the year.
terior workings of a phone busi­ family live in Washington.
work in them without being dis­
Ore. Council of the Assemblies
Pastor Rose and the congre­ ness. This is where he had spent
turbed by music coming from
of God. Also Rev. N. D. David­ gation Invites all to attend. the major part of his working
‘he other room<
son from Salem who is the You will enjoy the music as well career. The exterior workings
"Probably the most difficult
Siperintendent of the The Ore­
as the very Interesting pre­ and goings on of a rural phone
part of my Job,” Proett re­
gon Council of the Assemblies sentation of missions each company, were as new to him,
Mrs. Barbara Hadley, who marked, "is having to jump
of God and a world missions nighL
as they would have been to any
with
her husband is a newly from one age group to another.
leader for many years.
Missions films will be shown ordinary layman. Now he will
missionary
to 1 have the 4th through 12th
Interesting features of the at 6:45 Friday and SaL with be back at what he knows the appointed
grades - and I like them alL
Borneo,
will
speak
the
convention will include films the services beginning at 7:30. best, and I am sure everything
They have started to talk of
Ladles
Missionary
Society
of
of the mission fields, a black On Sunday the missionaries will will work fine. I for one take
the Sandy Baptist Chapel on splitting the departments - it
be speaking In each department my hat off to him for doing his
is really needed.”
Feb. 17 at 7:30 p.m,
of the Sunday school and Rev. best at something he wasn’t
Originally from Wayne, Neb­
In Indonesia, the Hadleys will
Davidson will speak at the 11:00 too much in the know abouL
raska, Proett graduated from
work
among
the
Dyak
tribesmen
a.m. service. At 6:00 in the
I spent many days without a
Nebraska State College where
evening another film will be phone, and I have to admit, it In Kalimantan Barat, or West
Ute • Fire
he received his degree In
Borneo.
They
will
go
out
under
shown followed at 7:00 by Rev. was the most enjoyable time
music. He taught in hla home
the
Conservative
Baptist
Godwin speaking.
I liave had around here for Foreign
Mission
Society, state for five years beforecom­
some
time.
I have several
Wheaton, I1L, and will assslt ing to Sandy.
parties on my line, that I am
Of teaching m isle he says,
other CBFMS missionaries in
sure are never home, and their
starting churches In the villages "You teach such an Intangible
phones ring continually. I have
and operating a hospital
and
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dispensaries.
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Hadley received his B.S, from
had to go and find a phone that
Oregon College of Education.
was working to call out, but
Mrs. Hadley graduated from
then I had no one In my family
Eminuel Hospital of Nursing.
that was 111 or In need of me
After
they were married,
at that particular time, so It
Hadley taught mathematics in
was a pleasant few weeks. But
a high school in Salem for a
then I have been here when
year. In 1962 he resigned to
the phone system was some-
attend
Western Conservative
I Baptist seminary, from which
he graduated In June of 1965.
Prior to going to Indonesia,
the Hadleys will complete an
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rubject, to tiegin with, you can’t
get anything concrete - • like
teaching a blind man the basic
colors.” Music he said Is bas­
ically 3 - fold technique, which
la the method of procedure;
musical notation and rythyms,
lie Ing able to understand what's
on the written page; and inter­
pretation, to be able to trans­
late what is Iwlng learned.
"if I don't believe in a thing
and enjoy doing it, I don't do it,”
says Sandy's Band leader, "I
either go all out for it or not
at all. For instance, if I feel
like doing the dishes I do them,
if not, they don't get done.”
It's very evident from his
alrtundlng
enthusiasm
he
means tiusliiosx, and certainly
feels that music should have a
place in the life of every Indi­
vidual.
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