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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1982)
" *-**** Thvr» Inside the Church School menus Sandy Welches MONDAY. M AY 1« Baked lasagna Tossed green salad Applesauce Cinnamon bun Milk MONDAY. MAY 1« Burrito with sauce Ta ter tots Seasoned green beans Peaches Milk TUESDAY. M AY I I Hot dog on a bun Potato rounds Mixed fruit Gingerbread Milk TUESDAY. M AY I I Sliced roast turkey Savory nee Tossed green salad Bread and butter Applesauce Milk W EDNESDAY. MAY 12 Turkey ala king Biscuit Carrot sticks Ice cream Apple Milk THURSDAY. MAY 13 Beef burrito Seasoned green beans Sliced peaches Bread and Peanut butter Milk F R ID A Y . M AY U Spaghetti with Meat sauce Cabbage and carrot salad F r u ite d je llo Garlic bread Milk W EDNESDAY. M AY 12 Sloppy joe Buttered corn Carrot coins Fruited jello Milk THURSDAY. MAY 13 Shake and bake chicken Buttered sweet potatoes Buttered French bread Orange wedge Milk F R ID A Y . MAY 14 Baked beans Wiener coins Lettuce wedge Dressing Buttered cornbread Pears Milk Parents get chance to go back to school Adventists fete services director Cottrell MONDAY. M AY 1« Tomato soup Cheese zombie sandwich Crackers Cucumber wheels Cake Milk S an d ra P o tte r M a r* quardt. Community Ser vices director for the city of Sandy, received the 19H2 C o m m u n ity S e rv ic e s A w a rd of the Sandy S even th day A d v e n tis t Church Saturday, May 1. The presentation which honored her for outstan ding community service was m ade by P a s to r Bernell Clark as part of the church's community rela tions day. More than 350 TUESDAY. MAY 11 Pizza Tossed salad Carrot sticks Whipped jello Milk W EDNESDAY. MAY 12 Fried chicken Mashed potatoes Buttered corn Turnip w heels Chilled peaches Milk THURSDAY. MAY 13 Sloppy joes on bun Buttered vegetables Chilled pears Milk F R ID A Y . MAY 14 Barbecued pork Hot biscuits Buttered beets Cauliflower chunks Ice cream bar Choice of milk Sandy High School will sponsor a special “ Back-to-School Night” this Monday, May 10, beginning at 7:25 p.m. in the high school com mons. Parents are asked to arrive about 7:10 p.m in order to pick up their student's schedule which they will then follow throughout the evening A special program will be featured at 8: I f p n and refreshments will be served. Some students will make class presenta tions while others will work on projects dur ing the parent visitation persons a tte n d e d the c e re m o n y , in c lu d in g c h u rc h m e m b e rs and friends from the Sandy area Clark commended M a r quardt for significant con tributions to the quality of life in Sandy through a wide range of activities which she helps coordinate Among them, he said, were programs designed to help senior citizens, such as the Loaves and Fishes meals provided at the Senior Center each weekday, and a re a w id e e m e rg e n c y relief planning Marquardt's work brings her together often with the Adventist church The con gregation conducts a conti nuing program of welfare services for needy persons, and often those who come seeking assistance are referred to the church by the city The church’s community services center, located on the north side of the in tersection of Highway 26 and University Avenue, recently was designated as the community's central emergency shelter for use in time of natural disaster or at times when people are evacuated and stranded and in need of food, clothing and shelter. M ar quardt is the coordinator of the city program The church has been a Baptists cite 42nd anniversary It was a busy day at O rie n t D r iv e B a p tis t Church April 25 when ac tivities celebrated the 42nd anniversary of the church. A small group of people meeting in the Grange Hall in Sandy (now the site of Williams Thriftw ay) m ark ed the beginning of Orient Drive Baptist Church. At that time it was known as First Baptist Church of Sandy After several moves and a couple of name changes, the church purchased pro perty located at its present location, 15150 SE Orient Drive, two and a half miles from Sandy The 42nd anniversary ac tivities began with Herbert V Hollinger, editor of the Northwest Baptist Witness, as guest speaker for the 11 a m worship service. Several former pastors were on hand for the an niversary services and took part in the program. They included Fred King, now in Beaverton; Orlin Allen, now in Portland; Jim Gantenbein, now in Port Orchard, Wash., and Ken Cook, now in Estacada The c u rren t pastor is Ted Davis of San dy Music plays a big role in the worship services at O rie n t D r iv e B a p tis t Church and the celebration was no exception. Doug C a s tle , m usic director, led the congrega tional singing and choir presentations The church history was read by Emma Dee Castle whose fam ily is longtime members of the church. The only charter members present was Sylvia Guthu of Sandy. The afternoon sermon Stop-smoking clinic set was preached by Darrell Evenson, director of In terstate Baptist Associa tion Missions in Portland long-time supporter of the Loaves and Fishes pro gram, with financial con tributions to sustain the program and regular p ar ticipation by the "Dorcas'' ladies of the church who help prepare and serve some of the meals Nazarenes set service Church of the Nazarene in Sandy cordially invite all who are interested to a t tend in celebration of the formal church organiza tional services They will be held at the S ev en th -d a y A d v e n tis t Church, 17150 University Ave., in Sandy on Sunday, May », at 2:30 p m Comet’ Church — ——— — — — — — COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Then you may want to at tend the Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking, sponsored by the Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church, that will be held at Sandy Union High May p m. meet School next week. 10-14, from 7 to 8:30 nightly. Sessions will in Room 15. The Five-Day Plan is a series of five consecutive one-and-a-half hour ses sions that aid people by showing how to beat the smoking habit on four d im e n s io n s of lif e : physical, mental, social and spiritual. The Five-Day Plan has already helped millions around the world to quit smoking. Send*» school Opvntng worship.............9 JO am Sundai school............... 9:45 a m Mo»ning worship.......... 11:00* m Hom* Bible Stud» 6 00 p m W orship Sunday School Bible Study W orship PASTOP FRANK KOFPKt 668 6232 9 45 10 JO am Sun communion . 10 45 12 00 am Sun eve service . . 4:30 7:JC p.m Wed Bible stud» 1 JO B 30 p.m W e o ile r p e n o n a l hom e Bible itu d y or p riv a te Bible correspondence study O nly cost is your tim e 1 Hoodland Church of Went me A c ta 2 0 -2 7 Fam ily Bible Study . 10:1 S a m F a m ily W o rs h ip . . 1 1 :0 0 a m S*t eve Mess 7 30 p m Sunday M e » ¡ O O O im St Rev. A la n I . W y a tt, p a s to r (6 5 S -3 0 7 5 ) Boring Community Methodist Church C a n « of Church and Riche» Hoads 6 p m Johns Catholic Church Welches. Oregon Mess 6 p.m. Set.. 8 a.m. Sun. 1 8 0 9 0 SE Longensond 9 15am Sunday school 9 45 a m Worship service Pastor: Elizabeth Hampton Gray The p io n e e r chu rch w lfh a fu tu re " Sandy. Oregon 668 4446 F ether Carl Gimpl SANDY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Proctor and University Sebbeth School Morning Service 9 30 a m 11 00 e m You Are Welcome Pastor BERNIE CLARK 6 6 8 9 2 4 9 - Home 668 614 4 -Church SANDY ASSEMBLY OF G O D Sandy Church of the Nazarene C u rren tly m eetin g of 17150 U niversity A ve Sandy (Seventh Doy A dventist Church) Sunday School • 9:45 o.m AAornlng W o rth ,p 11:00 a m. E v en in g S e rv ic e • 6 : 3 0 p .m . D o le E dw ards T h is s p a c e fo r re n t. C a ll 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 Church PASTO R » J m 6 6 8 5589 ORIENT DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH (S o u th e rn ) 15150 SE ORIENT DRIVE BORING. OREGON (2‘ ? miles (torn Sandy) Visa and M astercard welcom e, discount applies to all items in stock, excluding repairs. BIBLE STUDY - 9 45 JIM MORNING WORSHIP - 11 00 AM CHURCH TRAINING - 1 00 P M ARE »NOON WORSHIP - 1 00 P M (PASTOR) ted Davit CHURCH PHONE - 441 4043 HOME PHONE - 644 4741 Church of the Good Shepherd (E piscopal) Sunday C o m m u n io n 9 a.m . 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They'll be aw arded EVERY 2 HOURS, concluding Friday w ith a beautiful $295.00 Ansonia w all clock and on Saturday w ith an elegant $450.00 Pave'diam ond ring ! ■ , ■ . • 6 6 8 -5 7 1 2 Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 10 4b a m Evangelistic Service 6 0 0 p m F a m ily N ig h t Wednesday .7 :0 0 p.m \ Pastor Robert F. Schaifori S U N D A Y SERVICES SAVE 20 % STOREWIDE ! Church Church of Christ Sun Bible stud» St. MICHAEL S CATHOLIC CHURCH fo r th e ir Fourth A nnual 6 :3 0 a m . 9 :3 0 a m . 9 :4 S a m 1 1:00 a m A Cordial Welcome tt FMtended to All Nursery Cor« During Worship Pastor John H. Von li« r o p H om « 440 4 1 0 0 Church 44B -4543 39440 SI Pioneer Blud Sandy OR 97055 668 6116 Join G ro k e tt Jew e lry M ay 7th & 8th I IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Coiner ol Memig 4 Scenic S*ndy Want to kick the smoking habit? / ; fr' •*
