Chuck Coleman, proles
sional photographer and
teacher, is offering a one-
evening
seminar on
wildlife and outdoor
photography on Oct 21 at
the Western Forestry
Center in Portland.
Designed to be helpful to
those with all levels of ex
pertise. the seminar will
cover basic information on
equipment, set-up. lighting
and composition, with
special tips on shooting
various wildlife subjects A
question and answer period
will follow
Coleman workds our of
the Camera Connection, a
studio and photography
shop in Sandy, and is cur
rently
teaching
photography at Mt Hood
Community College He
has 15 years experience in
the
fieldand
his
photographs have ap
peared in “National
Geographic,"
“Skies
West"
and
“Alaska
Magazine.” and other
publications He is now
writing a three-part article
for Pentax
The seminar will run
from 7:30 to 9:30 pm in
Miller Hall at the Forestry
Center Cost is $1.50 for
adults and $1 for students
under 13 Forestry Center
members enter free
The program is part of
the monthly series of High
Adventure Seminars of
fered by the Exploring
Division of the Boy Scouts
of America in conjunction
with the Forestry Center
The public is invited
Senior Center News
Seniors ready for bazaar
Photo by Mirra Meyer
Bethany Dalton, of the Wy'East Artisans, will be among the people who live and work on
the slopes of Mt. Hood celebrating the Mountain People Festival at Timberline Lodge
this weekend, Oct. 9 and 10. The festival, featuring crafts, demonstrations and special ac
tivities runs 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days.
inside the church
Open house speaker set
The Rev Martin E. Lun
di, associate director of
Par'sh
Ser
vices—Evangelism and
Stewardship—of the Nor
thwest District of the
Lutheran Church-Missouri
Synod, will be the guest
speaker for the Open House
Services Oct. 10-13 hosted
by Immanuel Lutheran
Church of Sandy
Lundi prepared for the
ministry at Concordia
Theological Seminary in
Springfield, Ill., where he
received his bachelor’s and
master’s degrees He serv
ed as missionary-at-large
for the Southern California
District of the LC-MS from
1964 to 1970.
In 1970 he accepted a call
to serve as pastor of
Beautiful Savior Lutheran
Church in Tempe, Ariz.,
and to be campus contact
pastor for Arizona State
University.
Lundi has served on
various boards and com
mittees for the Southern
California District LC-MS,
as well as serving as a
member and the chairman
of the Board of Directors
for
Lutheran
Bible
The Senior Law Project,
originally scheduled this
morning at the Sandy
Senior Center, will be held
this afternoon. Oct. 7, from
1:30 to 3 p.m
All appointments have
been filled Persons in
terested in consulting with
a local attorney for a free,
30-minute session are ask
ed to contact the Sandy
Senior Center to secure a
reservation for the Nov 4
session
An
organizational
meeting for seniors in
terested in becoming in
volved in an arts and crafts
class will be held today at 1
p.m. Participants will be
asked to select several
Christmas projects which
will be completed during
weekly work sessions
every Thursday afternoon
Handcrafted items made
will be sold at the Sandy
Golden Age Club Bazaar
Seniors interested in the
performing arts are
reminded that it isn’t too
late to enroll in the fall
drama workshop held at
the local center every Fri
day at 10 m Under the
direction
of
Bonnie
Vorenberg, students will
explore speaking, listen
ing,
emotions
and
characters to discover how
they contribute to the
basics of drama
Rita
Boyd,
geron
tological counselor with the
Clackamas County Mental
Health Department, will
conduct the first meeting of
the Widow-Widowers group
for the Sandy area seniors
over 55 years of old The
get together will begin at 10
a m this Monday. Oct. 11,
at the Sandy Senior Center
Widows and widowers
need not have recently lost
a spouse in order to gain
benefit from attending the
monthly meetings
A flu clinic for persons
over the age of 60 will be
held next Wednesday, Oct
13, at the center from 12:30
to 3 p.m The Clackamas
County Health Department
will provide the vaccina
tions for a cost of $5 per in
jection
The Oregon State Health
Division recommends in
fluenza vaccinations for
persons over the age of 60
due to their increased
susceptibility to adverse
complications resulting
from lower respiratory
tract infections. Seniors
who havv questions concer
ning the appropriateness of
the injection are urged to
contact their doctor.
The Sandy Golden Age
Club is currently renting
tables for a bazaar to be
held at the Sandy Senior
Center on Friday, Dec 3
For more information, con
tact Edith Weidman at
668-6501 or the Sandy
Senior Center office at
668-5569.
THURSDAY. OCT. 7
9am.: Exercise Class
10 a m. : Humanities Class
Noon : Loaves and Fishes
1 p.m.: Arts and Crafts
1:30 p.m.: Senior Law Pro
ject
set to help
area youth
Rev. Martin E. Lundi
Translators He also serv
ed in the Army from 1958 to
1960
Lundi s messages for the
four evening services will
be centered around the
theme of the Open House
Services. “Meet a Friend ”
Immanuel Lutheran con
gregation extend an invita
tion to the public to join
them for these services and
for a time of fellowship
to 5 p.m.
The women are creating
crocheted snowflakes and
bells, pine cone candle
wreaths, kitchen spice
braids, strawberry short
cake pillow and other small
gifts priced under $1.
Ninety-five-year-old
Grandma
Baker’s
crocheted potholders,
noteholders and Christmas
stocking ornaments will be
featured
Mt Hood Community College oilers
FREE to unemployed workers...
a one-day workshop about career opportunities,
job training and retraining, strategies tor
coping with unemployment, and planning for the
future Lunch provided at no charge
Saturday. October 16. from 9 am to 4 p m
College Gymnasium
Mt Hood Community College
26000 S E Stark Street
Gresham. Oregon 97030
workshop attendance is limited to the first
1000 unemployed workers to register
register now for the free workshop by calling
Mt. Hood Community College at 667-7343
Anyone interested is ask
ed to cal) Debra Hoard at
668 9264 or Denny Brown at
668 7720.
TUESDAY. OCT. 12
10 a m Golden Age Club
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 13
11 am: Film—"Art Is”
Noon: Loaves and Fishes
12:30 p.m : Flu Clinic
1 p m.: Band Practice
THURSDAY. OCT. 14
9am.: Exercise Class
10 a m. Humanities Class
Noon: Golden Age Club
Potluck
2 pm : Arts and Crafts
ADULT LIVIN6 BIBLE CUSSES
Sponsored If
Fellowship Bible Church
Christian Men’s Fellowship of Sandy
Classes at Sandy Union High School
Tuesday Evenings: 7:30-9:00 P.M.
October 5-December 7, 1982
•Romans ’Old Testament Survey
•Christian Nome 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 careful 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).
For Complofo Information
Call 888-8444
®r 868-4822
Dir«“orn Moor*
IMMANUEL
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Sunday school
Opening worship
9 30am
Sundav school
Morning worship
145 am
1100am
Home Bible Study
6 00 p m
Nursery Core During Worship
Pastor John H Van Lierop
Homo AAD 6100
Church AA8 4543
Worthip
Sundoy School
Bible Study
Worthip
PASTOP FRANK KOEPKE
St
SANDY
ASSEMBLY
OF GOD
SUNDAY SERVICES
6pm
Johns Catholic Church
Welches Oregon
Mass 6 p m Sat
8 a m Sun
I 8090 SE Longensond
Sandy Oregon
Father Carl Gimpl
668 4446
Immanuel Lutheran Church. 39901 Pleasant Street,
Sandy, cordially invites the community to their
"Lutheran Open House Services" on October 10, 11,12,
13th, 1982. The services are from 7:00-8:00 p.m.
featuring singing, children's messages, question and
answer time and a brief message A fellowship hour will
follow the services.
SANDY
SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
CHURCH
9 30 a m
1 1 00 a m
You Are Welcome
Pastor
BERNIE CLARK
668 9249
668 6144
........ presents a..........
Dale Edwards
Currently meeting of
I 7 I 50 University Ave Sandy
(Seventh Day Adventist
Church)
Sunday School • 9:45 am
Morning Worship H OOo m
Evening Service • 6:30 p.m.
Church of the
Good Shepherd
(Southern)
(Episcopal)
15150 S E ORIENT DRIVE
Sunday Communion
9 a m.
BORING OREGON
(2't miles from Sandy)
BIBLE STUOT - 9 45 RM
EVENING WORSHIP - 1 00 P M
(PASTOR) led Davit
CHURCH PHONt - KI toil
Midweek services
Tues.-Thurs. 10 am
Little Pioneer church
on West Pioneer Blvd
Father David Lounsbury
6AM 5663 or 238-8870
HOMI PHONE - Ml Gil
with Evangelist Mike and Marsha French
Church
668-5712
MORNING WORSHir- 11 00 AM
CHURCH TRAINING - 6 00 PM
"charismatic worship crusade”
Family Night
Wednesday
7 00pm
Pastor Robert F Scheifers
Hom«
Church
ORIENT DRIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sandy Assembly of God
Sunday School
9 45 a m
Mornmg Worship
10 4b am
Evangelistic Service 6 00pm
Sandy Church of
the Nazarene
Proctor and University
Sabbath School
Morning Service
Church
6b8 6232
St. MICHAEL'S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Set eve Mass 7 30 pm
Sunday Mass 10 00 a.m
0:30 o m
*:10o m
ItSvm
HOOom
A Cordial Welcome it
E Blended to All
Dorner of Memig A Scenic Sandy
The Sandy Optimist Club
sponsors a Halloween
haunted house, teen dances
at Sandy High School, a
speech contest at the high
school and a scholarship
program
The Optimistics meet at
TJ’s Fireside Dining on the
third Wednesday of each
month at 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY. OCT. 11
9 a m Exercise Class
10 a m : Widow-Widower
Group Meeting
Noon Loaves and Fishes
1 p m : Ceramics
1 p.m.: Cards
Board Meeting
Noon Loaves and Fishes
1 pm.: Dance Instruction
COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The Sandy Area Optimist
Club is starting a women's
auxiliary, known as the Op
timistics.
The new Optimistics’ of
ficers are Debra Hoard,
president;
Ginny
Brewster, vice president;
Denny Brown, secretary
treasurer, and LaVonne
Davis, publicity chairman.
FRIDAY. OCT. 8
10 a m Drama Class
Noon Loaves and Fishes
7:30 pm: Community
Card Night
Come toCtarch
Optimistics
The non-profit organiza
tion’s main function will be
to support youth in the San
dy area, helping the Op
timist Club with their
youth-oriented activities
Chapel readies for mart
The Chapel of the Hills on
Highway 26, east of Sandy,
will participate in the Mon-
tavilla
Marketplace
Church Fair, 232 SE 80th
Ave., Portland, next Satur
day, Oct 16, from 10 am
Oct 1. I*» Í5»c I) SANDY (Oro ) POST—S
Thur»
Willdlife
photography
class set
Sandy Baptist Church
We Invite you to Join us for fellowship
WE want to give you a
personal invitation to
join us in these
special services star
ting Sunday, Oct.
10th, for two great
services at 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m., Monday
through Wednesday,
Oct. 13th, at 7 p.m.
nightly. Services will
include annointed
gospel music, the
baptism in the Holy
Spirit, divine healing
services nightly.
"Limited seats available, so come early I"
Sandy Assembly of God
39800 E. Highway 26, Sandy. For information, call 668-5589
Sunday
Church 66H4064
9 45 Sunday School
11 00 Morning Worship
6 00 Evening Worship
Wednesday
7 30 p m Proyet Meeting
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE
CHURCH
We emphasize Biblical teaching
supportive fellowship children s
learning center & tegular home
meetings
FASTOWS:
«HIMAT-
Dr lohn Moote (695 2924)
Sandy High School (Bluff Road)
Dr Al Bayhs (658 4728)
Sunday mornings (9 JO 11 30)
Living Way
Fellowship
(Foursquare)
Drscmry
Worship tonne*
Wed eve Mrvrc*
First Church
of Christ, Scientist
9 am
10 am
7:15 pm.
Pastor Ken Wold
172/5 Strauss
668 4949
(formerly St Mechtel's Hill)
1525 West Powell Boulevard
Gresham Oregon 97030
Oddett s
wwrei
Room
Tow are
available
w»nW,
attend
666 3212
at
alt
invited In