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Thurs., Dec. 2, 1976 SANDY (Ore.) POST 17 Go tell It on the mountain Churches continue rehearsals for program by Jean Stein 622-3425 C H A R L E Y 'S A U N T (Sieve Joachim ) gel« u hello kbs from Julie Nelson and Meg VanZyl in a scene from the comedy, which opens Friday at Mt. Ilood Community («»liege. ( Photo by Debbie Ogle) MeRe Center benefit 'Charley's Aunt' opens Friday at Mt. Hood CC Ml Hood Community College Theater A rts w ill open "Charley's Aunt" at 8 pm , Friday, Dec 3. in the College Theater The comedy, the third play «< the season, concerns two Oxford College students who persuade another student to impersonate Charley's aunt. Everything progresses nicely, if humorously, until the real aunt shows up, and the plot thickens, This Friday’s performance w ill also be a benefit for the MeRe ('enter in Gresham Tickets for this benefit are tax deductible Tut Hart, college instructor, is handling the benef11 performance details The play continues Saturday, Dec 4. and Dec 10 and 11. Appearing in various roles are: Sarabeth Shedeen as Donna Lucia, the real aunt, Meg VanZyl as Kitty Verdun, sweetheart of Jack Chesney. played by Paul Carroll. Juli Nelson appears as Amy Spettigue, Charley Wykham's sweetheart as played by Grant Housworth Mr Spettigue. Amy's uncle, is being played by Neal Skibinski. Dan Sanders is Sir I* rancis Chesney, Jack's father, and Dan Cathcart plays Hrassett, the butler. The nutty undergraduate who becomes the "a u n t" is Steve Joachim, His sweetheart is being played by Kim Wilbur. Keservations may be made by calling the college, 667 7421 or 667 7157. This comedy is appropriate for audiences of all ages. There are special rates for seniors and children Child born Nov. 18 Tom and Renee Johnson of Sandy have announced the birth of their first child, Nicole Mane THe baby was born at 12:25 a m. Thursday, Nov 18, at Woodland Park Hospital in Portland The Johnsons reside at 40190 SE Th<»rfias Road Nicole weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces and was 21 innehes long at birth Grandparents of t|>e ovkPRIii iv tf" Mik -«r : Betty Johnson, Gresham, ami Ted and Virginia Wilson of Portland G reat-grandparents are Edward and Amelia Trout, Browerville, Minn., and Mary Mathews of Goldendale, Wash. Abigail Joy joins family SA R ABETH SC T IE D E E N , who p la y, the real Charley s aunt. Donna l.ucia D'Alvadorez. meets her long lost sweethear Col. Sir Francis Chesney (D an Sanders) in a scene from "C harley’s Aunt," which opens as a benefit for MeRe Center. The plays continues Dec. 4 . 10 and I I. (Photo by Debbie Ogle) DA says county is free . of illegal massage parlors TTie D istrict Attorney of Clackamas County has an nounced that his county is now e n tire ly free of massage parlors of the type that are continuing law enforcement problems in Washington and Multnomah Counties District Attorney Roger Rook said that a county ordinance 'a fte d by his office has been very helpful in regulating sauna businesses. "We are the only jurisdiction in the metropolitan area that has completely eliminated massage parlors that specialize in sexual activities," Rook said. The D istrict Attorney said that his office had confirmed that the last of the businesses was closed within the past 6« days. Rook said that about two years ago, before the ordinance was passed, there were a number of parlors located prim arily along McUxighlin The farce out of the theater of the absurd w ill be performed Dec. 3 and 9 at noon in M cLoughlin H all Theater. There is nocharge. Rlvd and SE 82nd Avenue, in the Milwaukie area A daughter, Abigail Joy, has been born to David and Susan Heiberg of Sandy. The haby was born Nov. 19 at Willamette Falls Community Hospital. She is the first child for the couple Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William R. J a berg of Fullerton, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Moore of Oregon City. So far, the Sandy Area Merchants have two winners in their Find the Misprinted Nickel ('001**81. The winners are Charlene Poston of Sandy and Judy Holsclaw of Estacada. They were each given a five dollar bill. The contest w ill continue until Christmas Participating Sandy Area Merchants w ill redeem the misprinted nickels. Rick Arnold, who has acted in several Clackamas produc tions, w ill be doing his first directing with "Bald Soprano. Decorate at Christmas - Hang up a Smoke Detector à pool for the first measureable snow at Zig Zag It was started with the first guesses in October, so now with October and November gone without any snowfall some are selec ting January as the month and day for the first snowfall. I had picked Thanksgiving Day for snow A rig h t guess for County fair rates fourth in merit points scored Two of Oregon’s 1976 county fairs scored over 800 points and seven of them, including Clackamas County, 748 or more points in final tabulations of merit rating points by the state’s County Fair Com mission. Scores are based on a possible 1,015 m erit rating points. In their rating of the counties, commission members consider the fa ir itself, the year around use of the fairgrounds and how well they fit the needs of the community. The two fairs with scores of more than 800 points are Josephine County, with 819 points, and Lane County, which had 805 points The others with 748 points or more are: T illam ook County, 787; Clackamas County, 782; Deschutes County............. 777: Douglas County, 774; and Coos County,748. Each point w ill have a dollar value when monies from the County F air Commission’s portion of the sta te ’s perimutuel take from racing are apportioned out to the counties The commission does not yet know what its total share of the 1976 racing money w ill be, The com m ission’s 1977 operating budget hearing has been set for Dec 9 at 3 p.m. It w ill be held at the Sheraton- Lloyd Center Hotel, Portland, in connection with the annual meeting of the Oregon Fairs Association. The proposed budget is $22.000, which is the lim it set by law. those over 56 next Monday iron 1-2 p m This is sponsored by the Community School and Sandy Senior Center ooo Hoodland Women’s Club will have a special Christmas Program and Potluck Dinner for their December meeting on Monday, Dec 6 Come at 7:00 p m and bring a hot dish, salad or dessert. B J. DuBiel records books for the blind and will he the speaker Government Camp and Tim berime, but wrong for Zig Zag When the snow does fly, we have a small number of women who have called to say they would like to ski in a group If you are interested in joining us for a weekday skiing session call me or Char G riffin at 622- 3425 or 622-3328 and put your name on the list. We w ill get together and select a day and possibly we can get a group rate a tone of the resorts ooo Char G riffin has some openings in her Wednesday tole painting classes starting in January She isn’t having classes during December. A free blood pressure clinic w ill be at the Hoodland Women’s Club building for yfc? Steps Bad? Need Repair? Call Buzzy s Step Porch i Patio Service , 667-1087 < /lX z /^ 2 // t " »** ¿ H e w e tt* MrC, t e Sko-fi. && me 7R ¿KCT M Sandy Grazers elect officers Sandy has a new 4-H beef club called the Sandy Grazers. Newly elected officers for the club, which had its last meeting at Sandy Grade School, are Richard Hadley, president; Brian Hull, vice president; Mar j on Nazeeri, secretary- ’tfcu su re r; and TinV -M ten, reporter. TTie club is looking for new members and w ill have its next meeting on Thusday. Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. in the home of Daylene Hadley. The Sandy Grazers w ill meet the first Thursday of each month. For more ujjjyrmaQon call Jan M innick Oeen le a jer i at 668- restan? irl C h riO m a t Hour« M on M . 10» Sol 10-4: Sun U S A tts s s tr liii 507 N. M ain Greahom . Or«. 5986 ~ Clean your carpets yourself. Professionally. Safely. Easily Rent The Rug Doctor. STEAMING MAD AT DIRT!" W ant to sell your house? Try the Classifieds Nickel contest continues CCC schedules 'Bald Soprano1 Eugene Ionesco’s "B a ld Soprano" is the second in a series of student-directed, one- act pluys to be presented by the Clackamas Community College thea ter department. The first annual Mt. Hood C o m m u n ity C h r is tm a s Program w ill lx* presented for everyone without admission cost as a gift to the community from the Christian churches on the mountain. It w ill be held on Dec 15 at 7:30 p m at the Lion's Club Building The title w ill be the same as this column, "Go Tell It On The Mountain" which is a quote from the Bible. Practices for the two plays and choral and band groups have been held at Welches School and several area homes. The final week rehearsals will be at the Mountain Players stage in the L io n ’s Club building where the per formance w ill be on Dec 15. All of the adults and children who w ill take part w ill effectively present the gospel story of Christmas to our community. ooo Estelline O’Harra and Nance Schefle are opening a new gift shop featuring woodworking and sm all fu rn itu re this weekend. The ">5 S. Cabin Company" w ill be located where the Rainbow Patchwork was. They had the items they w ill be selling on display at the Hoodland Women’s Club Bazaar last weekend ooo M ountain Players are waiting for the books for their next play that w ill be the Noel Coward production "Nude With Violin." There are about 14 people in the cast, about half of them men and half women. Marge Hall and M ilt Fox w ill be directing the play. They hope to have tryouts in December is the books of the play arrive in time. ooo ' Zig Zag Store has had a snow l \ Zh swop ¿ARLjr Starting Dec. 5th thru Jan. 1977 /I' The RUG DOCTOR floor tool is designed so you don't have to press down. As simple to use as a vacuum cleaner. 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