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THE
Santv Post
GREAT W A Y
Churches in the Sandy-Hoodland area will celebrate the
advent of Christmas with special services. For your
information, most of them are listed here.
Congregations of all churches listed invite the public to
participate in the service of their choice.
TO THE MT. HOOD PLAYGROUND
Vol. 31
2 0 pages
SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 35, 1969
IM M A N U E L L U TH E R A N CHURCH
Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 7 p.m. Children of the church will
present a program, “ Jesus Our Savior.” Pastor Luedtke will
deliver the address, “ Away in a Manager.”
Christmas Day, Dec. 25, 10:30 a m. “The Message From
Outer Space” will be the sermon topic. The choir will sing,
“Today There is Ringing.”
Cargo
Stolen Here
C O M M U N ITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 7:30 p.m. The Annual Christmas
Eve Candlelight Service will be held in the sanctuary. The
invitation is open to all who would like to attend this service.
Police are still searching for
clues to the whereabouts of 215
cases of liquor valued at
$13,000, part of the contents of a
Sandy Truck Line van, stolen
from here Friday morning.
Theft of the loaded van was
discovered by truck line owner
A1 Perkins when he came to
work. Perkins said the truck
had been parked for the night
alongside a loading ramp at his
warehouse on University Ave.
The van, minus its alcoholic
cargo, was found later that
morning by Clackamas County
Deputy Tom Cutsforth near
ST. M IC H A E L ’S C A TH O LIC CHURCH
Christmas Eve, 11:30 p.m. Midnight Mass
Christmas Day. Services will be held in the church at 9:30
and 11:30 a.m.
ST. JO H N ’S C A TH O LIC CHURCH
WEMME
Christmas Eve, 11:30 p.m. Midnight Mass
Christmas Dav. Services will be held in the church at 9 a.m.
ST. JU D E ’S C O LLE G IA TE CHURCH EPISCOPAL
Christmas Eve, 11:30 p.m. Traditional Midnight Mass.
Canon Bozarth will celebrate.
Christmas Day. 10 a.m. Holy Communion. Father David
celebrant.
Fund Plea
Tops Goal
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE T R A N S F IG U R A T IO N
(St.
John’s, Wemme)
Wednesday Dec. 24. Christmas Eve Mass at 8 p.m. Father
Victor Gibson, celebrant. All are welcome to attend.
Regular Sunday services are at 12:30 p.m.
No. 52
Single copy lUc
Aims, a dozen miles northeast
of Sandy.
According to State Police
Sergeant Kaczenski, head of
the small army of officers
investigating the theft, the
burglars entered the truck line
office through a rear window,
took the keys to the van and
drove it off.
Tim e of the theft was put
between midnight Thursday,
when Sandy police made a
routine check of the truck line
premises, and 7:25 a.m. when
Perkins came to work.
A search of the area where
the truck was found revealed no
clues and police theorize it was
off-loaded elsewhere before
being abandoned on the
Springdale Road.
The
missing
beverage
shipment was consigned to
State Liquor Stores at Sandy
and Rhododendron. However,
local patrons need not worry
about any shortage of holiday
spirits. Alert Oregon liquor
authorities
have
already
d e liv e r e d
a d e q u a te
replacements.
The response to a plea for
funds to help purchase a color
television set to cheer David
Anderson, a desperately ill
Sandy area youngster, has been
termed “heart warming and
overwhelming” by Mrs. John
Dodson, one o f the sponsors of
the project.
In July ten year-old David
had a m a lig n a n t
tumor
removed from his brain and in
N ovem ber
a n o th e r was
removed from his spine. The
second operation left his legs
Twelve Sandy high school
SALTA CLAUS DELIGHTED SANDY CHILDREN W ITH
A PRE-CHRISTMAS VISIT
paralyzed, for how long his
■Indents were inducted into
ATURDAY AFTERNOON.
(Post photo)
doctors cannot say.
the Pioneer Chapter of the
A fte r learning o f their
National Honor Society at a
friend’s condition, David’s fifth school assembly last week.
grade classmates at Bull Run
The new honor students
school initiated the fund are:
raising and, with the help of
Seniors— Linda Davis, Toni
several parents, got it under
H
e
rg e rt,
Debbie Hubbard,
way.
Karen
Hukee,
Verlene Jones
Mrs. Dodson said their goal
and Curt Meier.
was achieved last week, the T V
set has been paid for and
J u n io rs --K im
Anderson,
donations received over the Gaule Claus, Leslie Decker, Jan
By Kathleen O’Brien
At a recent meeting, attended been asked already o f the cost
church is now held in the name cost o f the set are being used Haselwander, C liff Sandercock
by George and Ruth Rambo, of putting the building straight
of Lower Columbia Sunday to purchase urgently needed and Jerry Wesselink.
Searching for Dover on some Maurice Huey, Rosa Bond, on
th e
fo u n d a tio n
and
School
Fellowship and is m e d ic a l supplies for the
Following the induction
maps, you w ill find
it Tom and M a rily n Kasche, remodeling. It is hoped that it
a ff ilia t e d
w ith
American bedfast boy.
cerem onies, th e
Pioneer
designated as “ Dover Church.” Roger and Margaret Stewart, will be a community project
She added that David’s
Sunday
School
U n io n ,
Chapter and school faculty
In asking directions to a Mrs. Kimery, Mike, Diane, and w ith
d o n a te d
la b o r.
A
although the community in condition remains about the held a reception for the new
residence in that area, one Margie Stewart, Dave and landscape engineer has already
actuality owns the church and same since he was brought members and their parents.
often hears, “Turn left (or Bonnie Workinger and myself, volunteered his assistance when
property. I attended various home from the hospital Nov.
right) at the Dover Church.” preliminarv plans for saving that point is reached.
services in the church as a 29 after tests showed he had
The church, an old country the church building were made.
a n o th e r
brain
I intend to search out the
c h ild ,
and I know that d e v e lo p e d
style building, is on a comer
tumor.
The
b u ild in g
is now history of the building and
n u m e ro u s
c h u rc h
with the road branching to' “ leaning to the north” and would appreciate any help
However, she said, the
denominations have used the
either of it. If the old building some experts in the field have I anyone is able to give. The
television gift has inspired a
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could talk it would probably
vital response in the boy.
Next w eek’s
Sandy
have much to say.
“ Although medical people do
Post
will be distributed on
Grant DeShazer mentioned
not hold out much hope for I
that the building was there in
David, you can never tell.’ ' Monday, Dec. 29, since New
Year’s falls on our normal
1910, although the exact year of
says Mrs. Dodson.
publication day.
its construction is still to be
“The gifts o f so many
C opy,
classified
and
discovered.
people have made David realize
advertising deadline, will be
The community of Dover is
he is loved by many besides his
Friday, Dec. 26, at 3 p.m.
generally located by directions
family...and love can work
The following week the
football squad Dec 11.
The awards were presented miracles.”
to Dover School or Dover
Post,
will be back to normal
The
banquet,
sponsored
by
by
head
coach
Jim
Turin
and
Church - the school is now
publication. The first new
Marshall Gios, Bob Williams,
SUHS Athletic Director Ken
closed (consolidated with
year’s edition will come out
Wally Scales, Fred Proctor,
Brown, who also presented
Sandy) and there are some
Pete
Carlson
and
Ron
Long
Thursday, Jan. 8.
varsity
letters
to
the
following
people who want to tear down
was held at Mt. View Golf
players:
the old church building “ for the
Course and emceed by Gios.
Election o f four members to
lumber in it.”
Randy Ackers, John Day,
Frei’s sppech followed a
the board o f directors o f the
Dover is disappearing and
Jim Martin, Rick Bell, Terry
talk by Ray Novotny, a former
S andy
A rea Chamber o f
Nolan, Dean Phelps, Dennis
some people are concerned
professional football player
Commerce will be held at the
Weisen, Brent Peterson, Roger
enought to want to do
now living at Brightwood
regular meeting Tuesday, Dec.
John
E.
M a r tin ,
something about it. They feel
Williams, Terry Cansler, Tom
Fullback Roger Williams
23, at TJ’s Restaurant.
administrator of the Oregon
Ellis, Steve Gantenbein, Steve
the church has historic value -
won the award as “ Best
Three directors will be liquor control commission, has
Redmond.
artists
paint
it,
people
Defensive Player” and was also
elected for three year terms announced that all state stores
photograph it, others just
vo ted
“ Best All Around
Paul
W unische, Dave and a fourth to fill the and agencies will close by 6
admire it and a few recall at
Daniels, Don Pullen, Gary ■inexpired
P la y e r .”
The
‘ ‘ M ost
term o f Gary p.m. on Christmas Eve, Dec.
tending church services there
Inspirational Player” award Boswell. John Pulmondore, Gaylord, who moved from the 24, and New Year’s Eve, Dec.
Those who want to save the
went to tackle Ron Boyles.
Randy Huserick. Ron Boyles, area.
31.
building would do so by using
Williams and Boyles were Larry Thomas, Alan Goger, Ed
In order to offer better
Those nominal«« are Pete
JERRY FREI
community effort to put it level
elected for the honors by a Hanning, Jerry Stratton Dale C a rls o n , Jack
Callaghan. service to the public, all
on the foundations and restore
U n iv e rs ity
o f Oregon vote o f their teammates and Sliger Leon Verdoorn, Ron H o w a rd
Berger, Elizabeth state-operated outlets will open
it as it was originally ( without football coach. Jerry Frei, was coaches and their names will be Pinkerton, Cary Parker
Hartman, Phil Jonsrud, Hazel at 10 a.m. on these two days,
the door in the side) .. and so the principal speaker at the engraved on plaques to be
Managers: Joel Mills. Mike Murray and John Mills.
instead of noon which is usual
began “ Operation Dover” now Father and Son banquet given permanently displayed at the Craig, Stan Buhler, and Roy
All members are requested opening hour for most stores
in its infancy.
to attend.
for the Sandy Pioneer Varisty high school.
Nicholson.
and agencies.
NHS Inducts
Students
'Operation Dover'
To Save Landmark
BOY MEETS SANTA
Earlier
Deadline
Banquet Honors
Pioneer Varsity
SandyChamber
Sets Election
SANTA MEETS FRIEND
OLCC Lists
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