Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, January 05, 2007, Page 10, Image 10

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CANDLE CO.
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H appy N ew Y ear
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S piritual P roducts
tive Portland choreographers; Defunkt Theatre
received $4,310 for the world premiere of a piece by
local
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Theatre received $3,750 for a concert-lecture piece
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performance of The Theory of Love; Oslund + Co.
about American values; Tahni Holt received $3,060
Liminal Performance Group received $5,000 for the
received $4,233 tor its 2007 performance season;
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Works NorthWest received $4,750 for the dance
Circus Me Around; Polaris Dance Theatre received
$3,750 for the choreographic retelling of Federico
Lorca’s Bodas De Sangre; Project Quest received
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Sue Baker is on the mend from serious injuries
resulting from a hit-and-run accident.
$3,970 for the Healing and Empowerment Program i back to work for a couple of months, at least I’m
for breast cancer survivors and women in treatment; I not paralyzed," she adds. “My purpose was to stop
Sojourn Theatre received $4,000 for pairing under­
him and catch him.” After speaking with the dis­
served teens with professional mentors; Sowelu
trict attorney’s office, Baker learned that the driv­
Theatre received $3,323 for the production of The
er had a . 15 bkxxl-alcohol level four hours after the
Hero, a play by Luke Heyerman; and Third Rail
accident and that officers found meth in his van.
Repertory Theatre received $5,000 to produce local
playwright Ehbe Roe Smith’s Number Three.
Baker suffered a fractured pelvis. Surgeons put in
a 3 1/4-inch screw as well as an external flexor, which
she jokingly refers to as a human bar towel. After 12
Drunk-Driving Victim Grateful
for Community
Portland lesbian Sue Baker was seriously injured
days at Emanuel Hospital and two weeks at Gascade
Terrace care facility, Baker was able to return home
in time for Christmas with her dog and cat.
when her car was hit Nov. 19. A longtime dance
“On Christmas Eve, 17 friends showed up in my
instructor, most recently at Crystal’s Country Jam,
front yard singing me carols," she said. “I’m single but
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she is facing nine more months of healing and
far from alone. This experience has told me that I’ll
rehabilitation before she can set her sights on the
never he alone. It’s something money cannot buy.”
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dance floor again.
One friend, Michele Lish, sent out an e-mail to
“I started two-stepping about 15 years ago when
set up a schedule for meals, helping Baker out and
the East Side [now the Egyptian Room] was a coun­
spending the night with her. “I had nothing to
try dancing place,” said Baker, 53, a supervisor
worry about except to heal. I was a very active
trainer at Wilshire Credit. “1 was coming out of a
person before this accident,” Baker said emotional­
relationship and didn’t know many people. Most of
ly, ‘hut I don’t have anything to complain about
my friendships today began through country danc­
because of the support of my friends.”
ing.” She said she and dance partner Delmar Gordy
do not teach for money but to share their passion
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for dancing and help people learn how to two-step.
Combine your new year’s resolutions of getting
Baker said she was on her way home from her
fit and contributing to the community by joining the
friends’ house and wanted to pick up an artificial
Amazon Dragons Paddling Club, Portland’s out-and-
tree at J.C. Penney. “I was on [Interstate] 205 head­
proud lesbian dragon boat team. Its first information
ing northbound, took the exit, entered the inter­
meeting for potential paddiers is 3:30 p.m. Jan. 7 at
section, and a car heading eastbound T-boned me i Q Center, 69 S.E. Taylor St.
on the driver side," she said. “All 1 remember was
Tlie season starts in February, hut dry land condi­
the impact and screaming. After everything
tioning starts now. The organization, which boasts
stopped, 1 remember thinking the light was green.”
the values of community, fitness, friendship and
According to Baker, the 19-year-oid male who
competition, welcomes all women 16 and older. For
more information visit www.amazrindragons.org. ©
hit her was fleeing from a hit-and-run of a 24-year-
old woman as she was walking home from work.
Mechanics that
fix everything.
“Even though my injuries are had and I won’t go I By J aymee R. C uti and M alka G effen
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