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1981
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Keeping posted
W om an gets helping pair of ‘ears’
C a n c e r d e te c tio n
Thursday, Nov. 12
The re g u la r m eeting of
tl>e D over E xtension Study
G roup w ill be held at 9 30
a m at the home of Louise
Bell, 44242 SE K eisecker
Road The lesson, “ T h r iv
ing on Stress,” w ill be led
by Nancy Fenton and I>eta
A llm a in
by D A S D l l . I O S
There are little things people
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ta ke fo r g ra n te d e v e ry day
Neighbors drop by fo r a visit
Toast pops out of the toaster The
oven buzzes * hen dinner is cooked
Im agine, then, what it's like
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when neighbors drop by and leave
because no one answers the door
The toast gets cold, w a itin g to be
buttered D inne r bum s because no
one takes it out of the oven
F or an estim ated 15 m illio n deaf
Am ericans those little things the
hearing take fo r g ra nted are
everyday concerns
Friends drop by the home of
Jack and Peggy Wood of Eagle
Creek d u rin g the day but. because
Peggy is deaf, th e ir raps at the
d o o r h a v e s o m e tim e s go ne
unanswered
I nless Peggy was s ittin g on the
livin g room couch near the front
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window she missed some friends
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who stopped by for a visit
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That w ill change now. thanks to
a four year-old pro gra m based in
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southern Oregon
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Dogs for the Deaf, based in
Jackso n ville , was s ta rte d four
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years ago by Roy Rabat The
p u b lic a lly fu n d e d o rg a n iz a tio n
gets it dogs from the Hum ane
Society when they are seven to 12
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months old and puls them through
a rigorous five m onth tra in in g pro
gram d u rin g which they are tram
ed to respond to sounds and fo r
the Job’s Daughters
w ork fo r both of them
obedience
So, last week Robin brought
This sum m er, Gov Vic A tiyeh
I he dogs are over the puppy
Joby. a one and a h a lf-y e a r old
signed into a law a b ill w hich
'•tage but young enough to give a
La b ra d o r S pringer Spaniel m ix, to
g ra n ts dogs fo r the h e a rin g -
fu ll life of service.' according to
meet the Woods While the dogs re
Robin Huber, a tra in e r at the Ap
im p aire d the same rig hts as guide
m ain the legal pro pe rty of the A p
dogs That allow s them the rig h t to
p le g a te B e h a v io r S ta tio n in
plegate T ra in in g Station, the dog is
Jacksonville They are chosen for
go into public places where, o th e r
a m em ber of the fa m ily , but it is
wise, they m ig h t not be allow ed to
the ir friendliness and health and
not a fa m ily pet
go
spend two weeks in quara ntine
It s not a pet. Robin em phasiz
Dogs for the deaf are id e n tifia b le
before they begin th e ir tra in in g
ed " I t 's a w orking d o g ’ ’
by a brigh t day glow orange c o lla r
The dogs are trained to w ork in
When the dog does its job, h e a r
It also has a shield w hich identifies
the home, she said, "as opposed
ing the doorbell or oven buzzer
the dog as such
to outside, to hear the everyday
sound and n o tifying its m aster, it is
At the Applegate T ra in in g S ta
sounds the h e a rin g ta k e fo r
rew arded w ith a w arm display of
tion. some 60 dogs are tra in e d each
granted ”
affection When it is not w orking,
yea r It is ju st one of fo u r such
Peggy Wood learned about the
the affection is not as re a d ily fo r
fa c ilitie s in the United States
program w h ile w atching televi
thcom ing not because the dog
The d iffic u lty is that the station
sion " I saw a dem onstration of
isn t loved, but because the
hearing ear dogs on O v e r Easy.
can only place as m any dogs as
train ers want the a n im a l to be
they have funding for
Peggy w rote in a notebook during
rew arded w ith affection, but not
And the program works
an interview last week “ They
without p e rfo rm in g its duties
A fte r ju st two days in the W oods
gave the address of the Better
I he fa m ily that receives such a
hom e
Joby
w a s a d a p tin g
Hearing In stitu te I w rote to the
special dog goes through a screen
b e a u tifu lly, Robin said
B etter Hearing In stitu te fo r the ad
mg process w ith a panel of five pro
le g g y a g re e d
U s in g s ig n
dress of Dogs fo r the Deaf in our
fessionals in the field of audiology
language, she said Joby has done
area ”
who determ ine need If a hearing
very well But the real answer was
I hat was in A p ril this year It
im p aire d person has five hearing
the sparkle in her eyes
usually takes about six m onths to a
persons liv in g w ith them, the need
F or m ore in fo rm a tio n about
year a fte r o rig in a l contact to ob
would probably not lx* considered
Dogs for the Deaf, w rite
Ap
tain a dog. Robin said
as great, Robin said
plegate Behavior Station. Dogs for
In the Woods’ case, there was
Peggy's husband. Jack, is also
the Deaf, 13260 H ighw ay 238
was funding ava ila ble, provided by
he aring im p a ire d so Joby w ill
Jacksonville. OR 97530
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I lonor Society inducts members yr.
and
and Peter Schmautz
A ls o in d u c te d w e re
E lizab eth Heckel. B ria n
Buhler. Roman Scott and
Gordon B nn ser
Heidi Iu im e r. T im Zim
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m erm an, Paige D augher
ty . Joa nn e D ic k . C u rt
Heckel. M ike Lund and
Mindy Congdon were also
in d u c te d at a s p e c ia l
assem bly at the school
Sue
E lw o o d ,
c h ild
counselor fo r Clackam as
County E ducational S er
vice D is tric t, w ill be the
guest speaker at the Sandy
P a re n t T e a c h e r
C lu b
m eeting at 7 30 p m in the
school cafe te ria
T he R e b e k a h L o d g e
meets at H p m at the Odd
Fellow s H all
F rid a y , Nov. 13
A fund ra isin g bazaar for
the Sandy C ountry M arke t
opens today from 10 a m to
5 p m at the Odd Fellows
H all A rts and cra fts fo r
e a rly ( hristm a s shopping
w ill be a va ila ble F or table
re n ta l, c a ll Pam H auff.
068 <527, or Jude Jensen
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Tuesday Nov. 17
The
Sandy
A re a
Cham ber of Com m erce w ill
fea tu re a presentation by
the O ral H ull Foundation
fo r the B lind and a presen
tatio n to Ben S alisbury of
B a e rt's M etals honoring
him as Sandy’s Business
le a d e r of 1981 The noon
luncheon w ill be held at the
T ollga te Inn
Wednesday, Nov. in
The Sandy TOPS Club
m eets at 9 a m in the San
d y C o m m u n ity A c tio n
Center
A f a m ily c o u n s e lin g
outreach p ro gra m , spon
sored by C lackam as Coun
ty is now ava ila b le in the
Sandy area on a weekly
basis.
P a r r o tt C reek Ranch.
Inc , a non p ro fit com m uni
Champion bed
missing from
News station
The operators of News
Union 76 reported to Sandy
p o lice Monday m o rn in g
that someone had taken
th e ir G ra n d C h a m p io n
Racing Bed from the roof
of the station The bed.
valued at $100, is equipped
w ith a steering wheel, ac
cording to police reports
The News station has
won a|| th f
Sandy M oun
ta in F e s tiv a l bed races
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w
ith .e *|,V
the HIID3IJIJ
m issing bed
ty fa m ily counseling s e r
from six to eight sessions
v ic e , has L e s lie K ir k ,
It is free to Clackam as
outreach counselor meet
I o u n ty r e s id e n ts , b u t
w ith people each Tuesday
p r io r ity is given to fa m ilie s
at Sandy Union High School
that cannot a ffo rd to d riv e
from 3 30 to 9 p m in Room
to M a ry lh u rs t
55
A ppointm ents w ill be set
T he s e rv ic e in c lu d e s
up through the m ain office
short te rm fa m ily counsel
at M a ry lh u rs t Clients can
ing fo r youths, between 10
c a ll 635-3671 to set a tim e
and 18, and th e ir fa m ilie s
and give p re lim in a ry in fo r
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Thursday. Nov. 19
A cancer detection c lin ic ,
sponsored by the A m erican
Cancer Society, w ill be held
at the A dve ntist C o m m uni
ty Center at 7 30 p m
Cathy G a rre tt. R N , w ill
lead the Session F or m ore
in fo rm a tio n , c a ll 668 8152,
between 9 a m and noon
The Sandy E le m e n ta ry
S c h o o l D i s t r i c t B o a rd
meets at 7 30 p m in the
lib r a r y at C edar Ridge
School
The Barlow T ra il U nit of
Oregon R etired Educators
W 'll hear guest speaker
( harles Ashbier, lib ra ry
d ire c to r at M t Hood Com
m u n ity C ollege, discuss
why Oregonians are like
they are The m eeting w ill
* * at 2 p m at Hood Chalet
recreation room
Sandy C ity Council meets
at 7 30 p m at Sandy C ity
H a ll Am ong the topics of
discussion w ill be a propos
ed annexation of an in-
The fire sid e m eeting ol
the Sandy Business and
Professional Women s Club
w ill be held at 7 30 p m at
the home of M a rg u e rite
K e h rli, 625 SW W alters
H oad, G re s h a m
F in a l
plans w ill tie m ade fo r the
c e le b r a t io n
of
th e
C h ristm as season
The C o ttr e ll S chool
Board meets at 8 p m
M unday, Nov. 16
J u b ile e w i l l f e a tu r e
Body B e a u tifu l’ ' at 7 30
P m
at
L i v in g w a y
F e llo w s h ip on S tra u s s
Avenue, across fro m Sandy
G rade School P a rticip a n ts
should come prepared fo r
exercise, fun and to hear
Jean Sanford tell what the
B ible says about staying
healthy and fit
F ir w o o d
N e ig h b o r s
B oard m eets in the B
B u ild in g at F irw o od School
at 7 p m
Rainbow G irls meet at
the Masonic H all at 7 30
p m
Saturday, Nov. 14
T h e S a n d y C o u n tr y
M arke t Bazaar continues
today fro m 10 a m to 5
p m at the Odd Fellow s
H a ll
W est S id e S t o r y , ’ ’
presented by Sandy t'n io n
High School, takes to the
s ta g e a t8 p m a tth e S a n d v
C o m m u n ity T h e a te r on
P ro cto r B oulevard
E o irb a n k t
The Sándy Post
d u s tn a l tra c t on the west
end of the c ity
set
C ounseling help available locally
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New m em
e m bers
b e r, «
were „ in .
stalled last Thursday in the
Sandy High School Pioneer
< hapter of the N ational
Honor Society
P o r tla n d C ity C o u n
cilw om an M ild re d Schwab,
herself a m em ber of the
honor society at G rant
H ig h S chool, w as the
featured speaker at the
event
M embers of the honor
society are chosen fo r
displaying cha racteristics
such
as
le a d e r s h ip ,
character, scholarship and
service to the school arid
com m unity
Seniors inducted into the
N a tio n a l H onor S ociety
were K yla Smay. Debbie
Kunkel. Locke C hristm an
and M ike Boring
Junior inductees includ
ed Fred Buhler. Christy
F in n e m a n n . V ic k y L in -
drooth, Lisa Read' Anne
-Sarich. Christine P e ttin g ill
The Sandy Golden Age
C lu b h o s ts it s s e m i
m onthly potluck at noon at
the Sandy Senior Center
W e st S id e S t o r y , ’ ’
presented by Sandy I ’nion
High School, opens at the
Sandy C om m unity Theater
on P ro cto r Boulevard at 8
pm
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