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on Deadline for entries in parade draws near The deadline for entries in the 1981 Sandy Mountain Festival Parade is June 12. All entries must be in the hands of the committee by that date to insure that they will be considered in the ju d g in g , a c c o rd in g to organizers. The theme of the July 9 parade is “ Frontierland to Fantasyland ' It w ill be held at 7 30 p m and proceed up Pioneer Boulevard Civic organizations, bands and marching groups are free while individuals pay $1, noncommercial groups $2 and commercial entries $10. ri^M. - „ p H ilio n Front. „ ft to Dahrens, Rich Maronay. Man Cathey, Curt Bacon. Miles Aubin and’ci^ en cyG H d d in " 1"’ Arn° ,d Jim K,’“x> hw" ¡J by SHANNON KEI.I.EY Post Correspondent The quick actions of an Alpine ambulance d river saved the life of a baby born two months prematurely on Thursday. May 17 Kussel James McMahan, weighing 2 lb 11 oz., is in stable condition at Em- m anual H o s p ita l in Portland. Three minutes later, the baby's head was stuck in the birth canal, and Hartney had to deliver it by manipulation When the baby was delivered, it was “ blue,” he said, from lack of oxygen. H a rtn e y im m e d ia te ly began g ivin g mouth to mouth—nose resuscitation to the child and continued until they reached Gresham Com munity Hospital An APGER • Apparent Pulse Grimace A citvity and Respiration) reading was taken to deter mine how well the newborn baby was doing and he had a "one reading", which is near death, according to Dr Gary Monday Hartney continued mouth to mouth resuscita tion and within five minutes the APGER raised to five. Normal APGER is seven. Monday assisted, cutting the umbilical cord. All three were transported to Emanuel Hospital via Life F lig h t h elicop ter, w hile H a rtn e y c o n tin u e d resuscitation M cM ahan s ta ye d at Emanuel for two days, but her son, who now weighs 2 lbs , II oz , will remain for six weeks. ‘That was a close call,” said McMahan, who has three other children McMahan was impressed with Hartney’s quick life saving reactions " I thought that was fan tastic,’ she said."I thought for sure I was going to make it (to the University)” . Hartney had delivered a baby once before, but never a two—month premature. breech baby “ I feel fortunate to be one capable to do that,” said Hartney ” 1 feel God was with me.” "A s p e c ia lty ! " • Logging • Dump truck • Long haul • Local C la ssifie d s? Joni Eareckson the film ministry of the Billy Graham Association, will be shown at 6 p m Summer school starts sign-up The film chronicles her struggles to piece together her life and her faith in God, in spite of the devastating circumstances F u n e ra l s e rvice s fo r Johanna C h ris tin a Vandenberg of Sandy were held last Friday in the chapel of Carroll Funeral Home in Gresham She died at Aberdeen. Wash , May 18, while visiting She was 76 Born in Boring, she attend ed L ew ylen School at Sellwood and Gresham schools She married Harvey Vandenberg May 18. 1922 at Vancouver, Wash He died in 1964, Mrs Vandenberg was a homemaker She enjoyed traveling, dancing and cam ping She is survived by her sons, George and Donald, both of Sandy, Charles of Eunam claw , Wash and James of Copalis, Wash ; a brother. Bendix Schmidt of Portland; sisters. Minnie Schmit and Marie Johnston, both of Portland. 13 grand children, and 19 g re a t grandchildren. '7 ,9 5 by BULOVA Sandy Insurance Agency ° INC. J "Independent & Home-owned" 39084 Proctor Boulevard in Sandy, Oregon Heritoge Square * Phone 668 6136 IT S BULOVA WATCH TIME n u m b e r is 6 6 7 - 6 6 3 3 "Reflections of His Love,” a new film highlighting the life and ministry of Joni Eareckson, will lx* shown next Sunday, June 7, at the Sandy Baptist Church, 34495 S.E. Jarl Road. The color feature, produc ed by World Wide Pictures, J. V an d en b erg H o t l in e p h o n e HereS the watch specifically designed for the rugged individual who has no time or patience with a fragile timepiece whether he$ climbing a mountain or diving for shells 100 fathoms down The Caravelle Deep Sea by Bulova has a case carved from a solid block of stainless steel and a screw-down crown that eliminates condensation Its automatic never needs winding Shock-resistant Anti magnetic And shows the day in either English or Spanish In white or black dial, with waterproof strap C aravelle JF IA ): 39041 Proctor Blvd., Sandy. OR 668 5527 Inspirational film due Deane’s Auto Repairl Deane Wesselink, owner . . . 33 years experience Eareckson is the star of a recent theatrical motion pic ture, "Joni,” which tells the story of her diving accident, as a young girl, which left her paralyzed from the neck down. Complete Automotive Repairs: Automatic Transmissions Exhaust Systems ‘ Brake Work General Tune-up CALL 668-4563 Opan Mon . Frl., 8 • 5 p.m. ____________ 1 % mi. east of Sandy 42007 S.E. Hwy. 26 We service Chrysler motors products: Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler. W E PUT A PREM IUM O N SERVICE, Signs of the Last Days UNREST, FEAR AND UPHEAVAL. LUKE 21:25- 27. This sounds strangely like an editorial from a current newspaper, a perfect picture of the world today and there is a reason: We are the people of the VERY LAST DAYS OF EARTHS HISTORY. The tense atmosphere in the WORLD TODAY should not surprise us. Christ foretold it. It should convince us that HIS COMING IS VERY NEAR CRAZE FOR PLEASURE. 2 Tim 3:1-5 The world has gone crazy for PLEASURE Only about 2% of the citizens of our large cities attend any church services requlorly, but they jam pleasure resorts and sports arenas by the thousands. America is spending billions each year for pleasure and only "peanuts' (in comparison) for GOD Pleasure mad Americans waste billions of ours in front of the TV set in direct fulfillment of 2 Tim. 3:4. NOTE: In 2 Tim 3:1-5 God lists 19 sins that describe the people of the LAST DAYS OF EARTH S HISTORY. Read the passoge in full in your Bible and then notice that your evening paper is evidenced that God s description in 2 Tim. 3:1- 5 is a description of men and women of today, just as HE said it would be in our day THE LAST DAYS INTEMPERANCE AND PHYSICAL DECAY. Eze. 16:49.50 Luke 17-28 30 Idleness, ease, mental and physical sickness, intemperance filth' and arrogance are all certain signs of the LORD S SOON RETURN A recent survey shows that '/« of the population of our nation is suffering from either mental or physical handicaps. diate*/ *1 Has the BIBLE clearly described our world today? Sandy Seventh Day Adventist Church PO Box 519, Sandy. OR9Z055 Professional banking services don't have to cost you a lot. At the Independent Bank, we otter the best in banking services at the lowest prices in town. Put your name on an interest-bearing checking or savings account today! We also offer many other Independent" fea tures, like: No-delay loan programs, Bank-by-mail, Payroll accounting and much more, all at little or no cost to you. If good service and saving money is a premium in your mind, visit your neighbors at the Independent Bank. We’d like to help. M e m b e r ED .I.C . i - fc Q u i c k a c tio i Paramedic Hay Hartney responded to the call and, when he realized she would not make it to the Medical Center, set up the am bulance fo r b irth p ro cedures Obituaries ( {'3 O Ji By ambulance attendant His m o th e r, T e rri McMahan of Eagle Creek, began to feel the contrac tions at 3 a m , and attemp ted to leave for the Universi ty of Oregon Medical Center at 1:30 p in , when her con tractions were two minutes apart She instead went to the Sandy Fire Department, who called Alpine A m bulance service The Immanuel Lutheran Church, SUM Pleasant St Is accepting applications for its Vacation Bible School “ P ro m ise s, P ro m ises From God” w ill be the theme of the sessions The nursery kindergarten ses sion will be June 8-12, from 9 a m to noon each day. The first through sixth graders w ill meet June 15-19, from 9 a m. to noon daily For information on the school, call 668 8164 or 668 5855 |) SANDY (O re ) POST Stand up to the pressure Depth-tested to 666 feet Deep Sea "«» $1095 , Entry blanks are available at Sandy City Hall, the San dy Area Chamber of Com merce. Back Lot Baroer Styling or Pioneer Keal E s ta te , or by w r itin g Parade. PO Box 674, San dy, Ore . 97055 by C lacka m a s C ounty authorities for an attempted second degree theft He was lodged in the Clackamas County Jail Also Saturday morning, at 1:10 a m , police cited Douglas Wayne Steffanson. 18, of Gresham for driving with a suspended license and careless driving Sunday, police took a theft report after someone told police that their watch was taken while they were swim ming at the Sandy Swimm ing Pool. May 20 1901 ($•< For information on Hoodland events, see Hoodland Happenings every week in The Post. Police report youth cited in theft case S 17-year-old Sandy youth was cited for second degree theft last week following an incident at a Hood Street residence in Sandy. According to Sandy police reports, a resident of Hood Street told police that a sledge hammer and splitting wedge were taken from his home Saturday, May 23 The youth was cited and releas ed Early Saturday morning, Sandy p o lice a rre s te d Harvey Dean Kimery, 23. of Sandy on a warrant issued Thor» * -------------- | If you would like more information on this subject I Mail in this COUPON: jN a m e : I Address:__ V 1 fy-------------------------- — ______________ .State Zip I I I I J I The IhidEpENdENT B an I c of SftNdy 385ÔI Proctor Blvd. /Sandy. OR 97056/668-8030 3
