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Police report:
Test driver fails to return
Sandy police are looking for a
man who took a 1982 Chevrolet
Blazer for a test drive Sunday and
hasn’t been seen since
According to personnel at
Carlson Chevrolet in Sandy, a
man approached a salesman bet
ween 4 and 4:30 p m Sunday and
asked to test drive an 118.000
Blazer
Salespeople at the local dealer
ship discovered the vehicle had
not been returned when they in
ventoned as they were closing at
approximately 9 p m
The man stopped with the
Blazer at Shorty 's Corner and pur
chased 120 in fuel The vehicle was
las t seen heading west on
Highway 26
The driver was described as a
white male, between 30 and 35
years of age. about six feet tall
and weighing 160 pounds He has
dark hair and a thin mustache
Sunday he was wean ng a blue-
and-white checkered shirt and
blue jeans
The Blazer is described as black
with a silver stnpe across the bot
tom. with aluminum mag wheels
and four-speed transmission. It is
diesel-powered
Sandy police are investigating a
rash of criminal mischief reports
from Saturday evening when the
windows of eight vehicles were
reported smashed by a large rock.
According to police reports,
sometime between 10 p m and
midnight windows in vehicles
parked on Gary Street, Scenic
Street, Barker Court, Pleasant
Street (twice), Wolf Drive, Scales
Avenue and at Paul Koch Ford
were damaged
P o lic e e s tim a te th a t the
damage to each car was between
$200 and $300 There are no
suspects
In what police believe was a
related incident, Paul Koch Ford
personnel reported that two spare
tires were taken Tuesday from
two pickup trucks that were park
ed in the company lot.
A Sandy man told police Satur
day that someone took his tool box
and tools from the back of his
pickup truck while it was parked
in the lo t o u ts id e T o n i’s
Restaurant and Lounge between 1
and 1.30 a m
Police said the tools and tool box
were valued at $2,000
According to Sandy police, a
local patrolman was assisting an
Oregon State Police trooper last
Tuesday evening, Feb 16, on a
traffic stop when a passing vehi
cle swerved close to the two of
ficers. The vehicle was later
discovered in the ditch just east of
Sandy.
Larry Ervin Vance of Sandy
was arrested and lodged in
C la c k a m a s C ounty J a il on
charges of driving while under the
influence of intoxicants
Sandy
S e n try
p ers o n n el
reported two shoplift attempts
during the week
Last Wednesday, an U-year-old
was cited after reportedly taking
three candy bars. Monday, a
1 3 -y e a r-o ld was c ite d in to
Clackamas County Juvenile Court.
Fitness advocate kicks off drive
The Sandy Optimist Club
launches its membership
drive this evening with a
dinner at the Sandy Com
munity Center
Ogie Shaw of Fitness
Factors, a Hillsboro-based
firm specializing in fitness
motivation, will be guest
speaker
Anyone who is interested
in working in a youth ser
vice org ..„ration is invited
to ait nd the dinner with
club members at 7 p m. at
the Community Center,
38348 Pioneer Blvd
There will be a small fee
for the dinner.
Shaw will focus his talk
on how to keep yourself
motivated to stay with a
fitness program. He will
also demonstrate a concept
of exercise used by the
Apollo astronauts
The educational segment
of Shaw's presentation wi’!
attempt to clear the air
concerning m yths and
misconceptions surroun
ding fitness ,.i America.
He will demonstrate and
explain the importance of
measuring fat percentage
and show the easiest
method fo r m easuring
blood pressure known to
day. Motivational keys for
staying with a fitness pro
gram will also be explain
ed.
A strong advocate of the
A p o llo
A e ro k e n e tic
System, a little publicized
exercise program used by
A m e ri'-a n a s tro n a u ts ,
Shaw will demonstrate this
q u ick
and
e f f ic ie n t
b re a k th ro u g h 1: d a ily
fitness with audience par
ticipation
Shaw, a graduate of the
U n iv e r s it y
of
N o rth
Carolina, has served as
conditioning consultant to
the Seattle Seahawks and
other professional teams,
as well as dozers of in
dustrial organizations
FEB. 20-27, 1982
F U T U R E F A R M E R S F E E D IN G
A M E R IC A ’S M IL L I O N S
He was presented a com
mendation by Chief Bruce
Baker after two months as
a Portland police officer
and was named Outstan
ding Rookie as district
d ir e c to r fo r
F itn e s s
M o tivation In s titu te of
America. He is currently
executive director of Ogie
Shaw’s Fitness Factors,
book they read. Beverly
Bowman, Oregon Society’s
readathon co o rd in ato r,
said she expects about 200
schools to participate in
this spring's readathon
Last year, more than
$140,000 was raised by
Oregon and Clark County,
Wash., students.
“ Evidence continues to
mount,*' Bowman said,
“ that the incentive to read
for the need of others and
the chance to win awards
are strong stimulants to ac
quiring the reading habit."
Students who complete
the readathon will earn
coupons
fo r
fre e
M cDonald’s hamburgers
and the chance to win one
of 50 bicycles that will be
given away in a grand prize
drawing.
Pleasant Home invites
Kenyan missionaries
Frank and Alma Dobra,
Conservative Baptist mis
sionaries to Kenya, will be
guest speakers at the Plea
sant Home Baptist Church
this Sunday, Feb 28, at 7
p.m.
The Dobras completed
their 25th year of mis
sionary service during
their last term. They were
appointed to Pakistan and
served there four terms
before moving to Uganda
because
of
m e d ic a l
reasons
Due to political uncer
tainty, Uganda's govern
ment granted them only a
three-month visitor visa
F in a lly ,
th e y
began
evangelistic work among
the large Asian population
of Mombasa, Kenya
Along w ith open a ir
meetings and Bible clubs,
the Dobras make contacts
as they visit shops in the
area and direct five-day
camps for high school boys
and girls
SUHS slates
parents visits
this Monday
The third in a series of
academic conference days
will be held this Monday,
March 1, at Sandy Union
High School from noon to
4:30 p m., and from 5 to 8
p.m.
Academ ic conference
days are set aside for
parents to visit with staff
about their child’s progress
in c la s s w o rk and In
m e e tin g th e scho o l's
scholastic, attendance and
conduct requirements.
Opportunities will be pro
vid ed fo r v is its w ith
teachers, counselors, sup
p o rt
s ta ff
and
ad
ministrators
Parents may call for an
appointment or may simp
ly drop in. Students will not
attend school during con
ference day.
As field chairman, Frank
w as in v o lv e d in a d
m in is tra tiv e duties for
MAC workers He also
researched the Digo tribe
of Muslims in the area
Alma worked with boys
and girls clubs and taught
cooking to m inister to
women.
Pleasant Home Baptist
Church is five miles east of
Gresham, at the intersec
tio n of D o d ge P a rk
Boulevard and Pleasant
Home Road.
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"LEARNING TO DO .
DOING TO WORK . .
EARNING TO LIVE . .
LIVING TO SERVE."
Funds raised are return
ed to MS patients in local
communities in the form of
c o u n s e lin g , tr e a tm e n t
clinics, special equipment
and research. MS afflicts
the neurological center
with crippling effects, pro
ducing disturbances of the
body’s sensory and motor
systems.
The non-contagious af
fliction hits persons from 15
to 55 years old.
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Our future depends on the comm itment
of these young people to agriculture and
animal husbandry. These are the farmers
of tom orrow who will produce the food
we eat. Through the latest technological
advances in the sciences of agriculture
and animal production, these young
people will be the agri-business men and
women of tomorrow. We extend a hearty
thanks to these young people during
National Future Farmers of America Week.
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Readathon battles Multiple Sclerosis
Students at Kelso School
and in the Boring and Cot
trell school districts will
have their noses buried in
books until the first part of
April to raise funds for the
Multiple Sclerosis Society.
The society’s Oregon
chapter readathon involves
f ir s t - th ro u g h e ig h th -
graders who find sponsors
to pledge money for each
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February 25, 1982
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THE SABBATH
9. It is a memorial of creation. Ex. 20:11,
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Ex. 20 31:17. Every time we rest upon the
seventh day, as God did, we com
memorate that grand event.
10. It was given to Adam, the head of the
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tative to all nations. Acts. 17:20.
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made 2,300 years before ever there was a Jew.
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13. The Bible never calls it the Jewish Sabbath, but always "the Sab
bath of the LORD, thy GOD.”
14. Evident reference is r..ade to the Sabbath and the seven-day week
all through the patriarchal age. Gen, 2:1-3; 0:10, 12; 29; 27, 20, etc.
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16. Then God placed it in the heart of His moral law Ex. 20:1-17. Why
did He place it there if it was not like the other nine precepts, which
all admit to be immutable?
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17. The seventh-day Sabbath was commanded by the voice of the liv
ing God. Deut. 4:12,13.
18. Then He wrote the commandment with His own finger Ex. 31:10.
19. He engraved it in the enduring stone, indicating its imperishable
nature. Deut. 9:22.
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