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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1982)
Thur* Oktoberfest set Saturday The bazaar will be held at the church from 10 a m to 3 30 p m Lunch will be served from Ham to 2 p m at a cost of $2 50 The bazaar will feature gifts, plants, cakes, pies. jellies and elephants •■white The Women's Associa tion plans to use the pro- ceeds for their support of national missions and for the Sandy Community Ac- tion Center This Sunday. Oct 3. the church will celebrate World Wide Communion and will have as its guest preacher :he Rev Juan Isais from Mexico City at the 11am service He will speak on “The Challenge of the Gospel in Mexico and Central America " Following the church service, there will be a potluck dinner in the Fellowship Hall, at which time Isais and his wife. Liz. will speak about the ministry of the Latin American Mission and will answer questions Adventists begin drive The Seventh-day Adven tists are making their 74th annual community appeal, beginning this Saturday in Sandy and ending next Saturday. Oct 9 The annual fund raising drive has been conducted by Seventh-day Adventist Churches since 1906 All solicitors in Sandy Adult classes to explore Bible topics Sandy, Clackamas and East Multnomah county residents are invited to a 10-week series of adult evening Bible classes, sponsored as a community service by Fellowship Bi ble Church and Christian Men's Fellowship of Sandy Dr John Moore, direc tor. announced that adult level classes on Old Testa ment Survey, Paul's Epis tle to the Romans, and Christian Home and Paren ting will be offered this fall on a tuition-free basis, with a nominal registration fee, which may be waived in the case of those unable to pay Classes will be held at Sandy Union High School, 17100 Bluff Road They are open to the general public. Registration will be held the next two Tuesdays, Oct. 5 and 12, at 7 p.m For more information, call 668 8444 or 658 4822 Missionary to address Zaire goals David Salseth will return “home" when he and his wife, Carolyn, arrive in Zaire as church planting missionaries with the Con servative Baptist Foregin Mission Society of Wheaton, III. Salseth grew up in Zaire where his parents, Harold and Joan Salseth, have served with CBFMS since 1949 Appointed to mis sionary service in June 1978. Salseth will speak about his goals at Pleasant Home Baptist Church, 32120 Dodge Park Blvd , this Sunday morning, Oct. 3. at the 11 a m service. Salseth attended Judson Baptist College in Portland for two years before receiv ing his bachelor’s degree in history from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, Calif , in 1971 That year he also served as a short-term worker in Zaire with CBFMS' Missonary Assistants Corps During Salseth's training at Western Conservative Baptist Seminary in Portland, where he earned a divinity degree in mis sions. he and his wife serv ed as CBFMS short-term workers in Kenya in 1975 Church plans guest, songs this Sunday Sandy Church of the Nazarene will welcome Brigadier Sexton Johanson of the Salvation Army and special singing this Sun day. Oct. 3. for the 11 a m service The church meets locally at the Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church. 17150 University Ave. mark photographs and white typed Post by no later than noon Thursday’* publication t will be identified, unpaid. Seventh-day Adventist volunteers By using volunteers and existing channels for processing the funds, the church is able to eliminate overhead ex penses Contributions are allocated to local, state and international programs ac cording to need Overseas, the church supports mis sion schools, leper colonies, clinics, medical launches emergency air service dispensaries, hospitals and relief units that are often the only facilities available to thousands of needy per sons The annual Community Service Appeal is the public request for funds made by the Adventist Church. Only 10 percent of the total budget for Adven tist humanitarian pro- grams is received through the Community Service Ap peal In the past year, Sandy Seventh day Adventist Community Services spon sored five-day plans to stop smoking, hydrotherapy classes, stress control clinics, vegetarian cooking school, mobile health van and CPR Red Cross Classes The church also spon sored baby sitting cer tification class, weight con trol class, exercise class and cancer detection All were open to the communi ty The next five-day plan is set Oct. 17-21; the next CPR class is Nov. 21 and 22 at the Sandy Adventist Center For more information about this year's services, call 668-6144 or 668-9249 Home to Church COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sund«, wheel Oixn.n. wenhip Sunde, wheel M«nin| eonhip Heme title Stud. 9 Mam 11 00 am 6 00 p m Nursery Core During Worship Postor John H Vontierop Homa 668-6100 Church 668 4543 tornèi o) & Scenic Sand» St. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH POST 5 Senior Center News: inside the church The Women's Associa tion of Sandy Community Presbyterian Church is preparing for the annual Oktoberfest bazaar this Saturday, Oct 2 Sup' 30 1902 Í Sue I ) SANDY (Ora IMMANUEL LUTHEP\N CHURCH Sunday School Bible Study Worship Autumn brings host of new classes A 10-week class in humanities kicks off today at the Sandy Senior Center at 10 a m The sessions, taught by Tom Ten Eyck, are funded by Mt Hood Community- College The center will offer several new classes begin ning in October which will appeal to a variety of in terests Bonnie Vorenberg. a pro fessional in theater arts, dance and gerontology, will coach a drama class begin ning tomorrow, Oct 1. at 10 a m The class is open to all seniors and will explore speaking, listening, emo tions and characters to discover how they con tribute to the basics of drama There is no charge for the 10 weekly sessions. sponsored by the Gresham and Sandy Senior Centers, and MHCC Another new fall addition is a 10-week class in dance instruction Evelyn Mcl.ellan, a Sandy resi dent. will provide instruc tion in folk and ballroom steps The fun begins Tues day. Oct 12. at 1 p m following the Loaves and Fishes luncheon Anyone interested in preparing items for sale at the annual fall bazaar or participating in an arts and crafts class is asked to at tend an organizational meeting next Thursday, Oct. 7, at 1 p.m Weekiy demonstrations and assistance in completing art projects will be provid ed by Gretchen Casey For more information, or to register for classes, call the Sandy Senior Center at 668 5569 THl RSDAY. SEPT 3« 9 am. Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities Class Noon Loaves and Ftshes 12 30 p m Horseshoes 12 30 p m Hiking Club FRIDAY. OCT. 1 10 a m Drama Class Noon Loaves and Fishes 12:30 pm Depart for Greek Festival in Portland 7 p.m Community Card Night MONDAY. OCT. 4 9a m Exercise Class 9:30 a m : Planning and Evaluation Meeting Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p m : Ceramics 1 p m : Cards Rites held for resident Services for Sandy resi dent Clifford G Hanks were held Wednesday in the chapel of Sandy Funeral Home Mr Hanks died Sept. 25 at his home He was 76. He was born Oct 19. 1905 in south Dakota In the ear ly 1940s he moved to Oregon to work for the Forest Service. He i was employed as a pilot : and equipment operator After his marriage to Mikie Ann Jones in Washington on July 12, 1971, they lived on the coast where Mr Hanks owned a realty office in Yachats They moved to Sandy in 1976 where he worked part- time doing tractor and backhoe work tie is survived by his wife, Mikie; two children. Mark A and Twilla Hanks, both at home; two brothers, and two sisters. TUESDAY. OCT. 5 8:30 a m Depart for Chief Lelooska Program Noon Loaves and Fishes WEDNESDAY. (XT. 6 Noon. Loaves and Fishes 12:30pm Blood Pressure Clinic 1 p m Band Practice THURSDAY. (MT. 7 9am Senior Law Project 9 a in Exercise Class 10 a m Humanities Class Noon Loaves and Fishes 1pm: Arts and Crafts ADULT LIVING BIBLE CLASSES Spontortd Ij Fellowship Bible Church Christian Men’s Fellowship of Sandy Classes at Sandy Union High School Tuesday Evenings: 7:30-9:00 P.M. October S-December 7 1982 •Roman« «Old Testament Survey •Christian Momo and Parenting These classes will be taught on the adult educational level. They will be non-credit courses without tests or grading. The desire is to provide coreful Biblical instruction that is applicable to the lives of men and women in the twentieth century. Costs: tuition is free. $5.00 registration fee (waived if unable to pay). 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