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inside the church
Aglow past president
Wem me guest Tuesday
The Hoodland Women’s
Aglow Fellowship w ill
welcome a Portland woman
this Tuesday, March 24. as
guest speaker at its monthly
meeting at the Red Iaon Inn
at B ow m an's, ju s t o ff
Highway 26 on Welches
meetings and attends Fast
Hill Church in Gresham
Reservations for the It 30
a m luncheon meeting are
necessary by this Saturday,
March 21 For reservations,
call 622 4526 in Hoodland,
668-4972 or 668 4088 in Sandy,
and 630-4726 om Estacada
Road.
F ra n ces
Woods
of
Portland is the mother of six
children and a former Aglow
president. She speaks at
many Aglow retreats and
Babysitting is available
and mothers are asked to br
mg a sack lunch for their
child
Evangelist slated here
E v a n g e lis t
B u fo rd
Woodard will preach in a
Revival at Orient Drive Bap
tist Church, I515OS F Orient
Drive. Boring
The revival services will
begin Sunday, March 29. at
II a m and continue each
evening at 7 p m through
April 5.
The public is invited
Sandy Baptist to host
traveled musical duo
Jeff and («loria Em inrich
Sandy Baptist Church will
feature Jeff and Gloria Em
mrich this Sunday morning.
March 22. during the 11 a m
worship service
The Fmmrichs are well
known around the world for
their "unique musical ex
pression of Christian living"
To place a church notice
Call The Sandy Post 668-5548
ing questions." she con
tinued
"Mike, on the other hand,
spent most of his formative
growing up years in a foster
home," she said "A fter high
school he chose Prairie Bible
Institute in Canada to con
tinue his education When he
returned to the Hoodland
area, he became involved
with young people a, a local
church where he is now
youth director, sharing with
them the answers he's found
to life's questions "
Christianson wrote many
of the songs the Iw» will sing
His songs and music reflect
the honesty and sincerity of
his search to find meaning
and truth in life, Cooke said
Kaffee Klatsch begins at
7 30 pm and ends at 9 30
p m The public is invited a,
this "Men's Night a, Sandy
Kaflee Klatsch ”
as they have travelled to
H a iti,
New
Zea lan d,
A u s tra lia . H a w a ii and
Europe in their ministry
The public is invited to
share this musical event at
the Sandy Baptist ('hurch.
34435 S F Jar I Road
Photo by ban billon
The (hurch of Jesus Christ nt I.atte -day S.nuts will host an open house M arch
ad dition to ils B lu tf Road church.
to shoo the cominiiniK the recent
New LDS church greets crowd
Five years ago the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints
built a new home for its Sandy ward
At the time. I<x*al membership was
250
By 1980 the church's membership
had grown to just under 700 and the
building committee at church head
quarters in Salt Lake City gave the
local ward the go-ahead to make an
addition to its facility at 16317 S F
Bluff Road
The new 8,078-square foot addition
more than doubled the size of the
church and features a "cultural
hall” or gymnasium, stage, kitchen,
and meeting and classrooms
Now the members of the ward
would like to show their new facility
to Sandy residents at an open house
next Friday, March 27, from 7 30 to 9
pm .
Because the church tries to stress
the total development of th<* in
dividual, the new addition reflects
that goal
"We feel very keenly about
physical development,” said Ray
mond Gifford, bishop of the ward
Hence, the cultural hall was built for
basketball and volleyball
In fact. Gifford said, the Mormon
Church once had the largest organiz
ed basketball league in the world
The gymnasium w ill get a real
workout every Wednesday evening
when the teenagers of the church
meet The boys use it for basketball
and small plays may be staged on
the adjacent stage from time to
time.
But along with the activities in the
cultural hall, the rest of the facility
will tie busy
The church is on«* of the largest
sponsors of Boy Scouting in the
United States "We’d like all our
boys to reach Eagle Scout," Gifford
said The boys also participate in
career development classes in the
lass rooms and meeting rooms
The girls use the meeting rooms
for classes on homemaking skills,
self esteem and planning goals.
The new addition will also find a
great deal of use with monthly ward
dinners
A new library, formerly sharing
space with the kitchen, is stocked
with audio visual materials which
church members may check out for
Monday evening family nights to
help teach family members about
the religion "We feel keenly about
developing teaching abilities,” Gif
ford said "There is no greater call.”
That teaching desire w ill be
reflected in the open house. Accor
ding to the organizer, there w ill be
displays on geneaology, fam ily
preparedness and food and water
storage Each auxiliary of the
church w ill have a display.
"V irtu a lly every room in the
building w ill have a display,” Gif
ford said " I f anyone wants to ask
questions, there’ll be someone here
to answer them."
Local Bike-a-thon set April 4
Hot dogs and snow cones
will be available at the April
4 Bike-a-thon. Sandy Lions
Club has volunteered its lun
chwagon and T J’s Fireside
Dining, the hot dogs Free
soft drinks w ill also be
available
Bob Rykker has also join
ed the committee to recruit
riders from Boring and
Damascus, and has made a r
rangements with the Boring
Fire Department to be on
hand if first aid is needed
During the coming weeks,
riders w ill be asking area
residents to back their ef
forts by pledging a contribu
tion for each mile they ride
There is a 20-mile max
imum Wheels For Life
chairman Anita Tinjum said
the sponsors would be asked
for their pledge only when
the ride is completed and the
rider's distance has been
verified
Each rider w ill be given a
lap card when they register
at Mountain Shadow subdivi
sion, near Kelso School. Tin
jum said "Everytim e they
ride through the check
points, we ll initial the card
At the end of the ride, we ll
check it and sign it to show
that the rider has earned
what the sponsor pledged,”
she said.
Riders w ill then return to
the sponsors to collect the
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The Sandy Post
Musical program set
by local Kaffee Klatsch
Sing a New Song" with
Phil Christianson and Mike
Whisner at Sandy Kaffee
Klatsch this Monday even
ing. March 23. at the Sandy
Community Center a, 7 3d
p m This Kaffee Klatsch has
been planned especialy for
women, men and high school
kids, according to Edna
Cooke, chairman
I first met Phil and Mike
several years ago when they
a tte nd ed
Sandy
High
School," Cooke said "Phil
was raised in a Christian
home and after high school
he decided to test his
p a re n ts ’
values
and
teachings by choosing a new
direction in his life
After several years of
searching for answersx and
experiencing things the
world offers, at which time
he played professionally in a
night club hand. Phil found
the answer to life's perplex
M arth 19 1981 (Sec I) SANDY (Or» , POST
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Friday, March 20th
pledges "The money our
riders earn will help con
tinue St Jude's lifesaving
research that has become
important to children all
over the world," Tinjum
said.
"We ll be showing that we
care about children by help
ing this cause," she said
"Please, support your rider
w ith a generous tax-
deductible pledge, and then
help them get the funds to us
within to days after the ride
is over "
The ride starts at the cor
ner of Fklund and Ix*anne
Roads at 9 a m. and will be
one half mile from check
point to checkpoint. The
course has been set up to
allow riders an opportunity
to rest without feeling they
have fallen behind the other
riders. II will also prevent
competitive speed riding
that can result in accidents
and injuries
Riders can pick up their
sponsor-registration forms
at Reliable Realty in Sandy,
the Boring Fire Department
or the Gresham Outlook, or
c a ll A n ita, 668 6043 or
668-7481, or Bob, 663 4638 or
658 3728
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