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4 - SANDY (O r*.) POST Thur».. Aup. I. IW S (S«<. I) Látigo Lariats rope in honors at horse fair With just a lim ited amount of tim e to train Just A Star Flame, Kristy Manley, 13, not only made it to the championship class in the 4-H Horse Fair, but also received an invitation to compete at the Oregon State F a ir Manley got her horse, which is one- half quarter horse and one-half thoroughbred, about eight months ago Star was “ green broke,” which means he had received less than a year’s training Star is also a bit acci dent prone, and missed four months of training with injuries. But, w ith the help of Dee Glynn of Diamond D. Stables in Eagle Creek, Manley got the horse ready for com petition in the intermediate division of English equitation, wnere she finished in the top seven out of about 60 competitors. She hopes to do well at the state fa ir as she feels she needs to prove she can ride before she can start ju m ping, which is her nex goal K risty, a member of the Latigo Lariats, form erly competed with Missy Though Missy, an appaloosa, has done well in competition, she hardly looks the part of an English riding horse. K risty's brother, Aaron, 11, made it to the championship class in two divisions with her, though He was in the top 10 out of 105 in showmanship, and was in the top twenty out of 105 in western equitation. K risty and Aaron are the children of Mike and Twyla Manley. Latigo Lariats members returned from the Horse F a ir in Canby, held July 21-26, with several honors. In addition to the showing of the Manleys, Damon Hodge also brought home blue ribbons. Receiving red ribbons for their per form ances w ere M a rc i A tk in s , Honour Ferdun, Nicole Hadley, Christy Hartney, Monica Hartney, fan Hodge and Stacy Leas Working as a group, the Latigo, Lariats earned the reserved cham pionship award for herdsmanship, which required a constantly neat and tidy barn while at the fa ir Each club was judged twice a day and com peted against the other clubs present for this neatness award. their animals, their equipment and the way they perform Represented by a four-person team consisting of Honour Ferdun, Damon Hodge, Ian Hodge and Kristy Manley, the club w ill compete as finalists at the Clackamas County F a ir in August The 4-H club also distinguished itself by receiving blue ribbons for its participation in the Horse Bowl, a test of the youngsters’ knowledge of The winners of this event w ill receive championship and reserve cham pionship honors. K risty Manley also placed sixth in ihe judging contest. She was the only member of the club to enter this con test. Star. Kristy Manley. Missy and Aaron Manley did well at the 4-H Horse Fair. 60 4-H members named ambassadors The Richard Bryson family New pastor enjoys the country life Richard Bryson has lived in cities most of his life, but has been thoroughly enjoying his move to the Aims area. " I'm wholeheartedly sold on coun try life, already,” said Bryson, who has been serving as pastor at the Aims Community Church since mid- June. Bryson’s career change was made in a day’s time. He completed 11 years with Safeway on a Saturday, and conducted services at Aims the next day. Some members of the church are calling his career change a “ new adventure,’’ and Bryson doesn’t disagree with that. He said the people at the church are interested in their neighbors, whether they attend the Aims Com munity Church or not "There is a desire to help others that is not as prevalent in the c ity ,” he said Bryson said he is conservative in theology, and could be considered e v a n g e lic a l P eople of e ve ry denomination are welcome at the church, he said, and indeed people of SERVICE WE GIVE! J Insurance we s e ll. . . 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Each ambassador received a special medallion on a green ribbon at the conclusion of the weekend Lynne Petricevic of Boring and Petra Beissmann of Sandy were among those named as 1985 Oregon 4-H Ambassadors. ! many different doniminations do at tend. The church is affiliated with the American Missionary Fellowship. Bryson received his master of theology degree in 1984 from the W e ste rn C o n s e rv a tiv e B a p tis t Seminary in Portland. He has a master of d iv in ity degree from Talbot Theological Seminary, La Miranda, Calif., and graduated sum- ma cum laude in 1974 from Bethany Bible College in Santa Cruz, Calif. Bryson served as Sunday school teacher at the Gateway Baptist Church before taking over as pastor at Aims, and has worked in various capacities in different churches since Heavenly Sunshine School has 1975. openings this fa ll in its kindergarten He and his wife, Duryea, have two and preschool classes Classes w ill be children Benjamin, 14, w ill be a held at the Community Presbyterian freshman as Sandy High, and Em ily, Church, 39290 Scenic Ave. in Sandy. 11, w ill be a sixth grader at Bull Run. The school uses a Beka curriculum Sunday School hour at the Aims — a method of teaching reading Community Church is at 9 45 a m., through the use of phonics — plus and the worship service is at 11. hands-on materials and field trips There is a Wednesday evening B i There w ill be a re g istra tio n ble study at 7:30 meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 6 at 7:30 The church is located at 44510 S.E p.m. at 17680 Wolf D rive in Sandy. Connett Rd. 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