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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1976)
Thurs., Dec. 2. 1976 SANDY (Ore.) POST - 3 AT LAST. . . THE SALEM SINGERS will highlight the »ec.wd annual "C'hrlatmaK Gift tu the Community** munir convert aponaored by the Sandy Baptist Chapel in the Sandy High School auditorium on Saturday. Dec. 11, at 7:30. Concert becomes annual gift from Sandy Baptist Chapel The second annual “ Christmas Gift to the Com munity” music concert will be held in the Sandy High School Auditorium at 7:30 Saturday evening. Dec 11. Tins year, the Sandy Baptist Chapel, sponsors of the “ Christmas Gift," have invited the Salem Singers, Jack and Judy Bevelaqua and the Joy Bells to take part in the con cert Admission is free and there will be no offering received. The Salem Singers is one of the Northwest s finest choral groups For 25 years the Singers have logged thousands of miles to perform hundreds of concerts They have appeared on radio and television and have produced a number of record albums E arlier this year, they spent 16 days singing in the Orient The 24 men in volved represent ten to twelve different denominations and a wide variety of occupations. Jack and Judy Bevelaqua are a young couple gaining an appreciative audience in the Eastmont area They specialize in a contemporary folk sound. The Joy Bells is a trio of Sandy area ladies who attend the Sandy Baptist Chapel. Pastor Ed Grable invites everyone in the community to share in this concert What's cooking Confection fru it coke seven-layer cookies 14 teaspoons soda Easy seven-layer cookies 1 teaspoon salt Melt l »Uck of margarine in 2 teaspoons cinnam on bottom ore” x 13“ pan Sift the above dry ingredients Sprinkle over this 2 cups together. graham cracker crumbs 1 6-oz. pkg. of chocolate chips Mix: 14 cups oil and 2 cups spread on top of cracker sugar 4 eggs (beaten) crumbs 1 6 oc pkg of butterscotch Add eggs to oil and sugar. chips spread on top of above Blend in dry ingredients well. 1 cup nut chunks spread over Add 2 cups grated carrots and 1 cup well-drained crushed above. 1 4 cups coconut spread on pineapple and 4 cup chopped top of everything. nuts. Pour 1 can of Eagle Brand Bake in greased 9" x 13“ pan Sweetened Condensed Milk at 350 degrees for 40 minutes over all. Bake in 325 degree oven until Leave cake in pan and set on slightly browned over top. rack to cool thoroughly. About 1 hour. Then frost with cream cheese From the files of Mrs frosting, made as follows: 4 Howard (Sara) Berger,Sandy. cup margarine or butter Blend with 1 small (3 o z) The following carrot- pkg softened cream cheese pineapple cake was served and then beat with mixer at recently at the G alilean highspeed Mariners' meeting It was so Add 3 cups (sifted) powdered good, many asked for the sugar g rad ually. Add a recipe Ethel Emerick has teaspoon vanilla and 4 cup shared it with us well-drained pineapple. Spread Carrot-pineapple cake on cooled cake. Serves 15 to 2 cups flour 20 From the files of Mrs Paul 2 teaspoons baking powder Emerick, Eagle Creek Convectional fruit cake (Three Pounds) Beat 2 large eggs until foamy. Add: two-thirds cup firmly packed brown sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 2 Tablespoons soft butter Beat until well blended Sift together and add to egg mixture: Two-third cup flour 4 teaspoon baking powder 4 teasoon salt Mix intoa smooth batter. Add: 2 cups whole candied cherries 1 cup candied pineapple (4 slices) cut into large chunks 2 cups pecan halves 14 cups whole pitted dates 2 cups Brazil nuts. Blend with spoon or by hand until fruits and nuts are well mixed. Ba tier will barely coat mixture Turn into well greased 9“ square pan. Spread mixture evenly. Bake at 325 degrees for 40-45 minutes Let stand in pan until partially cool Turn onto rack. May be sliced after aging for 3- 4 days. Very rich! From the files of Mrs. Fred ( Harriet) Warner, Sandy. Immanuel Lutheran Church plans 75th anniversary The 75th anniversary of the Evangelical Lutheran Mission of Sandy, which later became Immanuel Lutheran Church, will be celebrated Jan 8,1977 The planning committee of the Sandy church chose that Sunday for the celebration because it was the closest Sunday to the founding date of Jan. 7 The planning committee for the anniversary said members are holding the observance to invited to sing and a noon pot “ learn of the history of God's luck dinner as been planned blessing here" and “ to thank The church is currently God for what He has done for looking for confirmation pic us.” tures, parochial school pictures Pastor Herman Koppleman, or other mementos of the of St. Louis, Mo., will be the history of the church for the speaker at the 9 a m service celebration. Anyone with Jan 9 He is the son of the pictures or mementos are church's first pastor The asked to contact the church Sandy Union High School office or members of the Symphonic Choir has been church. Carolers to visit area homes The Christmas season as a time of goodwill be emphasized by members of the Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church staring on Sautrday with their annual Christmas caroling visits. Members of the church will be visiting Sandy area residents and will collect funds which w ill be used for missionary work and buying goods for those in need. The carolers will also present listeners with a booklet about the Seventh-day Adventist faith. A portion of the funds received will be used the Community Services of the Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church, which is part of the world wide service providing food, clothing and health care in nearly 200 countries. Retired educators set executive board meeting An executive board meeting of the Barlow Trail Retired Educators Unit 23 will be held on Monday, Dec 15, at 2 p.m. The meeting will be held in the home of Ruth Baum back. At the last meeting of the group Nov. 17, the retired educators heard Dan McDonald speak on the theme of community involvement. Holiday cookies were served by hostesses Ethal Sutherland, Thayus Parmenter and M.Ttle Johnson at that meeting. The meeting was held '•* ^ e Sutherland residence. “AN INSURANCE PLAN THAT TAKES ALL THE WORRY OUT OF BEING COVERED” MEDICARE + PLUS A quality, no worry Health Care Program brought to you by Physicians Association of Clackamas County.. . • PACC is now able to combine Medicare benefits with its own Medicare supplemental cover age called .. . P .A .C .C . P R O T E C T IN G CIRCLE MEDICARE WHY P.A.C.C. CAN OFFER THIS WORRY FREE PROGRAM. . . 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