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4— SANOY (Ora ) POST Thwr» Aw« 19. 1482 ( So« I) Keeping posted inside the church Zoo-to-You critters return THURSDAY. AUG. 19 R e g is tr a tio n fo r sophomores, juniors and seniors begins at Sandy Union High School from noon to 8 p m . and con tinues Friday, Aug 20, from 8 a m to 3:30 p m. The second annual yard sale, sponsored by St Jude's Home, begins today from noon to 6 p m in the courtyard at the home, 39641 Scenic St. The sale co n tin u es F r id a y and Saturday, Aug 20 and 21, from 10 a m to 4 p m each day. All items are half price on Saturday. F R ID A Y . AUG. 20 Oregon M im e Theatre performs at Sandy Com m u n ity C e n te r, 38348 Pioneer Blvd., at 10 a m A back-to-achool dance will be held at Sandy High School at 8 p m with rock group Throttle Down Ad vance tickets are available at Sandy Rexall. Dairy Queen, Taco Tim e and P a o la s P iz z a B a rn T ic k e ts w ill also be available at the door T he M es se n g ers of Praise, a 10-member group of college students touring Oregon this summer, will present a concert at 7 30 p m . at Sandy Baptist Church The troupe com bines song, puppets and drama in their message for all ages The public is in vited Curtain time for "Lovers and O ther S tra n g e rs ," presented by Sandy Com munity Players, will be 8 p m at Sandy Community T h eater, 38935 Proctor Blvd SATURDAY. AUG. 21 Sandy Country Market is open from 10 a m to 4 30 p m at Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park, corner of Highw ay 26 and 362nd Drive S C P ’s p ro d u c tio n , ’ ‘ L o v e rs and O th e r Strangers," will be staged at 8 p m at the Community Theater M ONDAY. AUG. 23 Cottrell School Board will hold its rescheduled August meeting at 8 p m. in Room 3 in the E as t Building. Candidates ap plications for the TAG Pro gram and the Resource Room will be considered and the final hiring of these teachers will be completed TUESDA Y. AUG. 24 Sharon Roto, Vanguard Adjustment, will speak to the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce about the St. John's district revitaliza tion e ffo rts in N o rth Portland Meeting time is noon at the Toligate Inn W EDNESDAY. AUG. 25 The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m in the San dy C o m m u n ity Action Center, 38500 Pioneer Blvd The Washington Park Zooto-You program visits Sandy Public Library at 2 30 p m. THURSDAY. AUG. 2* The Sandy Golden Age Club hosts a potluck lun cheon at the Sandy Senior C e n te r, 38348 P io n ee r Blvd , at noon The Sandy R ebekah Lodge meets at 8 p m at the Odd Fellows Hall Senior Center News Seniors plan picnic in park Pastor Fred Vogel will welcome church member« through the door* of Sandy Baptist Church this Sunday when he preache« hi« first sermon a« pastor Sandy Baptist welcomes pastor by DAN DILLO N There may be a world of dif ference between a metropolis like Chicago and a small community like Sandy, but new Sandy Baptist Church pastor Fred Vogel sees no need to change his message when he takes over the local church this Sunday. " I want to carry on with the Bi ble being applied to daily living,” he said. ‘‘The more I was able to carry that on, I found that people are interested in that." Vogel, 36, will preach his first sermon this Sunday at the 11 a m service on "God's Plan for Our Church " A potluck will follow the service The day will conclude with a 6 p m. service and visit from Dr Larry McCracken, director of the Conservative Baptist Churches of Oregon. Sandy Baptist Church is located at 34495 SE Jarl Rd The new pastor is busy now get ting acquainted with members of his new church and the communi ty He plans to speak with local ser vice groups to get a grip on the pulse of Sandy. " I really want to get acquainted, not only at the church, but I really want to get acquainted with all the people in town First of all I want to find out where I am ," he said Vogel replaces pastor Ed Grable, who served in Sandy for a dozen years, and brings with him a commitment to fam ily oriented service "In the past I've had a strong emphasis on family-type seminars like marriage enrichment," he said. "M y wife, Mary, has con ducted seminars for the women on being a woman, wife and mother "W e'll have things like that definitely," he added. "We want to have that emphasis." Weather permitting, the Sandy Senior Center will host a picnic tomorrow. Aug 20. at noon in Meinig Park The meal will be from Loaves and Fishes to be en joyed in the peaceful at mosphere of the city park Transportation will be pro vided from the Senior Center to the park Next Monday and Tues day, Aug 23 and 24, Gladys Vogel began his p a s to ra l ministry in Pecatonica, 111., where he served for eight years before moving to Chicago He has a bachelor's degree from the Univer sity of Illinois and received his theological training at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, 111 “We have really been received warmly in Sandy," he said "The people at the church and in town have been very friendly The Vogels, who are renting a home in Sandy while they wait to sell their Chicago home, have five children, Matthew, 11, Michael, 10, Joy, 7, Melody. 4, and Jonathon, th re e m o n th s —th e V o g e ls ' "original Oregonian," he said Hoodland Bible camp slated Bible Camp is free, ex cept for a 25-cent daily fee for swimming. P uppeteers to p e rfo rm The New Life Puppeteers will present a program of music, dialogue and stories next week at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Bible School John and Jeanine Bartelt are the New Life Pup peteer* and are dedicated to presenting the scriptures to make them come alive in the hearts and minds of children and adults The entire family is encouraged to attend Sandy man’s lilies garner top prizes A Sandy man recently won tw n p re s tig io u s awards in the 35th Annual International Lily Show in St Paul, Minn Ed McRae, representing Oregon Bulb Farms, won the Michigan Lily Society a w a rd and the N o rth A m erican L ily Society Director's Award lor the bast tru m p e t-s h a p e d hybrid lily in the show The awards were both given for the stem of "Black Dragon, "a white Il ly with a yellow throat and dark purple back side to the petals of the flowers Each lily entry is judged against both a "standard of excellence" for that par ticular lily and the quality of the other entries The Illy show is an an nual event in which lily en thusiasts from around the world come to exhibit, look at, and learn about lilies Mothers are asked to join their children for the day sessions The New Life Puppeteers w ill be at Im m a n u e l Lutheran Church. 399«! Pleasant St . Aug 23. 24, 26 and 27 from 9 3011 a m., and Aug 25 from 7-9 p m For more information, call 666 6164 or 668 6639 Songs, drama this Friday The M esseng ers of Praise, a 10-member group of college students touring Oregon this summer, will present a concert at 7 30 pm at Sandy Baptist SB CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK iwaSV »www HoMMrtd «associ «u r A «aasa F R ID A Y . AUG. 28 Noon: Picnic in Meinig Park 7.30 p m . : Com m unity Card Night TUESDAY. AUG. 24 Noon Loaves and Fishes 12 30 p m : Guest Speaker — Gladys Schaler/ Egypt 1 p m.: Oil Painting MONDAY. AUG. 23 9 a m.: Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m : Guest Speaker W EDNESDAY. AUG 25 Noon Loaves and Fishes 5 30 p m.: Senior Dine Out — l a Chiesa Church The troupe combines song, puppet« and drama in their message for all age« The public is invited Sandy Baptist Church is hosting the group of young people this week who are part of M O P ( Ministry of Operation Penetration, an arm of the Conservative Baptist Association). The group this week organized and conducted a daily vacation Bible school at the church In addition to the Bible school, the M O P team has sponsored activities for high school aged students throughout the week, In cluding a trail hike and fireside evening session Sandy area parents look ing for long or short-term care for their children on short notice now have a new resource to tap Clackamas Fam ily and Child Care Inform ation Service has available an in formation and referral ser vice covering available sources of child care throughout C lac ka m as County The service is designed to make the search for readily available child care easie. "With the high rate of unemployment, particular ly in several rural areas of Clackamas County, this service is essential because parents, often on short notice, don't know where th ey can le a v e th e ir ch ild re n ," said Leilani Pennei, information and referral coordinator The purpose of this ser vice is to provide each parent or guardian with in formation on specific child care resources available to th e m , in c lu d in g a ll registered fam ily day care homes and centers, some u n r e g is te re d hom es, p resch o ols and kindergartens and other care c enters The service, available by c a llin g 657-3007, w ill operate from 8 a m to 4 p m. every week day to provides information for care of children from six weeks to 12 years old Varying types of a r ra n g e m e n ts w ill be available, ranging from one hour up to 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays Parents who need care in the county may get infor mation about child care in their area, an idea of average costs and licensing requirements by calling the telephone number Providers of child care in Clackamas County who have not already been con tacted and wish to have their names included in this free listing service are also encouraged to call Book review How smart is Al Haig? by SARA FORK For The Post If G eneral Alexander Haig is so smart, why did he finish 214th ( in a class of 310) in his graduating class at West Point? Does that mean there are 213 generals his age that are smarter than he ia’ Is that why the United States didn't win the war in Viet nam'1 Those are the questions Calvin Trillin asks in "U n c iv il L ib e r t ie s ,” now available at Sandy Public Library If laughter re ally is therapeutic, it’s time to toss away those pills and take a whopping dose of T rillin Also new at the library is a real sizzler of a spy book. “The Brink” by N.J Crisp Two British agents are forced by their loathsome boss into reluctant alliance a f t e r th e y a r e both suspected as traitors If the concept of "launch on w ar ning" hasn t already chill ed a reader s bones "The Brink" will Classified: Someone once asked Stephen King if horror stones are all he writes The answer is in his new book of four short stories o ffe re d in one la rg e package. In "Different Seasons," King proves his ability to w rite just good stories The Kind brand of driving nar ra tiv e , and g raphically re n d e re d scenes and characters are all here, with just a touch of the nightmarish elements that remind the reader that this is Stephen King at his best People read 667-6633 it! (USPS461 180) Aneo«.»* en» U I tvfcv'fcen »'«♦• »«St <•••»•» rs»«»»«« s» O e»««» »etfaefenf C« ien»» O>eg»n* W ke. en» < le«t «»••«•« »»»«• ten»» Orejen *»■ «• M 5541 IUBSCMPTION BATIS m Cleikenie» C««ni» «e. »ee< SV 0 0 00 llyaw kata m O a * a n S * 0 1 1 I m Mortti«,«» «n» »«■»■* Caa»> Katat OwWMla O ta *« » »at yaat S M 00 Oir<a«ta M ootioatt an» » a tit« Caatt K ata* »at yaat 1 1 7 .0 0 Meltnemah Cawnty Sandy ro«t SofKiy O ratori 4705) Mo 33 Drive a safer, smoother. better-running car SO A yyu .t 14 I 403 SERVICE WE GIVE! COMBINATION SPECIAL $ 95 WE D O ALL THIS: ct^ , ^A LIG N M EN T 29 ■■■ OF FRONT END INSURANCE WE SELL . . . 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Hood Evangelical Free Church, will be held next week, Aug 23-27, from 9 30 a m to 2 p m daily Children 4 years old through the sixth grade are eligible to attend camp at the log church located across from the Hoodland Park Plaza on Highway 26 Bible stories, singing, crafts and swimming at Camp Arrah Wanna will be some of the planned ac tivities Children should br ing a sack lunch each day Registration is available by filling out a registration form on Aug 23 at 9 a m at the church S c h a le r, a seasoned traveler of the Middle ELast, will present a slide p ro g ra m of h e r e x periences in Israel and Egypt The programs will be at 12 30 p m each day ---------- — ______ ’* * * ’ 5 DAYS ONLY A AU 21ft U G . 17 THRU 2 1« ■ » 1 i ... i i r * > * * i i l FINANCING AVAILABLE OR USE IN GRESHAM WALRAD SenMy. Oregon AOCNCY tit-4 4 2 1 .V i phone B IG -0 TIRE CENTER 6 6 5 -3 1 5 4 r e n v o ie e a a 2001 E. Powell GRESHAM FREE COFFEE a 8-7 Weekdays 8-5 Saturdays
