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Solar tour highlights Sandy homes The Sandy (ii-eslwm Gresham area J!?? * i l l host one of eight tours this Sunday featuring a cross section of solar ap plications. wind systems and hydro power projects. The self-guided Sandy tour, sponsored by the Col u m b ia S o la r E n e rg y A s s o c ia tio n and OMSI Energy Center, w ill take place from 1 to 5 p m and feature the most diverse sam pling of a lte rn a tiv e energy ideas of any tour "Sandy is one of our most exciting tours including an evelope home, a passive solar home, a ctive a ir C a r-b u s c ra sh systems and water systems for for snare space and heating, active trickle flow syste m . tw o s to ry greenhouse retrofit, a wind system and a h y d ro system." according to Nan cy Benner of CSEA " We are really going to try to sell solar by offering the public excellent, polished, finished examples of solar buildings.’’ she said “ We are specifically looking for new and exciting designs in passive solar retrofits and new construction, attractive window treatments, and in novative active and passive storage systems *’ Sandy stops include one residence which features u passive solar home design Hie second stop features a hydro system The system includes a water wheel with D akota Sun and w ind generator The fin a l Sandy stop features a thermal envelope design in a passive solar home. (This home was featured in last week’s edi tion of The Post ) Gresham stops include an active a ir system for space and water heating with par tial underground construc tion for cooling and insula tion; an active trickle flow system for space and hot water heating with water tank and rock storage for ollectors. and slab storage for sunspace. and a passive solar system home design with direct gain indoor pool for storage and heating and 12-collector active drain down solar system for pool heating In Troutdale, one stop f<«itures a tw o -s to ry greenhouse retrofit. £< Bon Petit Restaurant 3 9 3 5 5 P r o c to r B lv d . Sandy, O re . in ju r e s w o m a n f V c ™ » " A 3 2 -y e a ro ld Sandy woman was in serious condi tion Tuesday following a F ri day car bus accident Three Gresham residents also were injured in the accident Jeanne Kelly is in Pro vidence M edical Center where she has undergone surgery for head and face in juries She was injured Friday when her car collided with a T ri Met bus in the westbound lanes of the B a n fie ld Freeway. coal drawing' .h "i « "J Traffic wrecks drop fro m toll O t i c V C d T CIPO «-7 <5 Thirty-eight people died in Oregon traffic accidents in April, a drop of nearly 33 percent from April last year when 57 people were killed in traffic. The April toll brought the 1981 count to 164, a drop of io percent The four month toll last year was 183 Five pedestrians were among the 38 April victims Four motorcyclists, two of whom w ere w e a rin g helmets, also died in April The remaining victims were drivers or passengers in motor vehilces r This marks the second an niversary of the all-school arts exhibit, with many of the 1,200 students at the school represented this year S tudents w ill also demonstrate drawing, pain ting, calligraphy, leather crafting, craftwork, jew elry m aking, cartooning and throwing on a potter s wheel The arts show is held in conjunction with with a a spring conjunction fest this week at Sandy High School I he showing begins 1-3:30 p m Thursday, May 7, in Gym A and continues Friday from R am . until 2.30 pm . A special invitation to at tend has been extended this year to elementary school students who are interested in art. 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