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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1981)
2 - S A NOV ( O r * ) POST Thur* D fm b » i 10 1981 ($*K I) Keeping posted: School Christmas programs planned Thursday. Dec. 10 The Christmas party of Dover Extension Study Group will be held at 9.30 a m at the home of Bar bara Boswell, 21421 SE Fir- wood Road Boswell and Linda Thoreson will help members make padded picture frames Members are reminded to bring donations of canned food and wrapped Christmas gifts for Kiwanis baskets, as well as material for making the frames. The Sandy Golden Age Club will hold its semi monthly potluck at the San dy Senior Center at noon The Sandy Rebekah Lodge m eets at the I.O.O.F. Hall at 8 p.m Staff photo Hast president, Howard Berger: current president. Duncan Bergeron: Marie Webb: first president. Duane Knapp, and original hoard members Harold Kdes and Kichard Messeiink of the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind gathered last week to plant a time capsule next to a new dormitory at the park. Oral Hull construction begins by DAN DILLON When Oral and Albert Hull donated 22 acres near Sandy for use by the blind some 2« years ago, there was little at the site beyond an old farmhouse N e x t s p rin g when a new 5.000-square-foot dorm itory is completed, members of the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind ex pect to have something very special. “ It will be one of the besi recrea tional centers in the United States for the blind.’’ said Marie Webb “ We expect people to come from far and wide ’’ C u rren tly the o rigin al f a r mhouse, which has been remodel ed, is used as housing for blind visitors to the park Eventually, it will be the home of an assistant caretaker The new dormitory—named for Evangeline Philbin, an early benefactor of the foundation—will provide housing for 4« guests and include a 784-square-foot recrea tion room to complement the other atractions already offered at Oral Hull Park The Rainbow Lodge, dedicated in 1975 by then Gov. Bob Straub, houses a large dining area, a kit chen and library with books printed in B raille. A lounge features a large stone fireplace, an organ and a piano A picnic shelter was dedicated in 1981 A shelter near the garden for the blind can handle meetings and get-togethers for groups of 50 peo pie The park is being developed to offer recreational opportunities for blind persons of all ages I^ast week, i»._ rnbers of the foun dation's original board of trustees, the foundation's first and current president, and friends of the foun dation gathered to bury a metal time capsule, donated by Baert's Metal Products of .Sandy. Placed in the capsule, located near the new Philbin Hall, are m e m o ra b ilia in c lu d in g photographs, a short history of the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind, articles about the formation of the foundation that appeared in issues of The Post and a piece written by the current president, Duncan Bergeron of West Linn Philbin Hall will be adjacent to the Rainbow lxxlge and will be con nected by breezeway Architect for the project is I .a ng Bates of Lake Oswego Contractors are Jack and Bruce Rowland of Sandy Saturday. Dec. I I A Rummage and Bake Sale will be held at the V F W Hall on Proctor Boulevard Proceeds will go to cancer aid and research The Sandy High School vocal music department will host the first Madrigal Dinner at 6:30 p.m in the school com m ons The menu will feature chicken cordon bleu, rice pilaf and broccoli with cheese sauce Cost is $6 95 per plate, $12.95 per couple and $3 95 for kids unde: 12 and senior citizens Reservations are available by calling the school. 668 8011, ext 235 Tuesday. Dec. IS T he Sandy A re a Chamber of Commerce meets for its regular noon luncheon meeting at the Tollgate Inn Cedar Ridge School will hold its annual vocal and instrumental music con cert at 7:30 p m in the school's gymnasium. Wednesdav, Dec. 16 The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m in the San dy C o m m un ity Action C e n te r on P io n e e r Boulevard Auditions for the Sandy A Boring woman, involv ed the Nov 7 traffic acci den t w hich k ille d a C la c k a m a s County Sheriff’s deputy, was ar raigned last Monday on a grand jury indictment of seco n d d e g re e manslaughter Gay L May, 19, has been charge in connection with the death of Jimmy L. Shoop, 35, who was a depu ty for three years May was driving a car that collided with Shoop’s patrol car at the inters«- N ew board elected by local chamber The Sandy Chamber of C o m m e rc e T u e sd ay e le c te d new b oard members and discussed ways they might balance their budget, despite cash shortfalls The Chamber budget commute«* is singing the blues these days, citing depletion of funds after an active year that includ«! the group's first paid ex ecutive secretary to house their new office at Pioneer and Meinig Avenue To compound problems, the Chamtier admits that some financially strapped local businesses might have trouble (laying dues this next year Faced with the task of balancing the budget while m a in ta in in g an active Cham ber calendar are n e w ly e le c te d b oard nirtnbem Elame Decker. Arnie Poutala and Len Paola They replace outgoing board mem tiers George Morgan, Hoy Hunting and Hill Sundln Other continuing board m em tw s are Dick Bushy, Chuck Jones. Vicki Ward. Marge Hoffman, Kathleen Eldridge and Ed Storey The budget committee recently cut some 12,700 from its approximately 112 000 budget according to outgoing President Dick Bushy That cut. however, probably won’t be enough w ith a n tic ip a te d cash shortfall, he said To remedy the situation, a spss tel conrimiltee hetd ed by outgoing Vue praat dent Chuck Jones is con »»dering possible fund raiaars the ( handier might use to raise new operating tion of SE Orient Drive and Kelso Road The deputy was on his way to assist a state trooper at another fatal accident on Orient Drive Shoop was on duty but not dispatched to help the trooper, who was his wife She was the first officer to arrive at the scene of his death The District Attorney's o ffic e is seekin g a m a n s la u g h te r c h a rg e because May was mtox icated at the time of the ac cident and she apparently ran a stop sign, said I) E ric W oodard, deputy district attorney " A c c o rd in g to the statutes, second degree manslaughter results when we h ave a c r im in a l homicide that is committed recklessly," Woodard said “ And when the susp«-t ig nores a serious risk that she is aware of that could cause a significant amount of d a n g e r, d eath or injury,” May had a blood alcohol level of between 0 125 and 0 130, based on tests run by the Oregon State Police Crime Lab, Woodard said. Persons are considered under the influence when blood-alcohol reaches a level of 0 100. The penalty associated w ith a second d eg ree manslaughter charge is a maximum of 10 years im prisonment and/or a fine of $25.000. z i i ii .«’’ a i t 1 ii iai r r ? c All Watches 20% Off Pulsar'Quartz gives you more watch for your money. Edgren Jewelers now has the complete collection. KPO37 $ 8 9 .5 0 Thursday, Dee. 17 Auditions continue for “Tribute,” with tryouts for four women’s roles, ages 20-50. at 6:30 p m in the Sandy C o m m u n ity For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 668-5548 AUTO REPAIR TELEVISION SERVICE SANDY AUTO BODY INC. 38650 Pioneei blvd Sand,. Oiefon 97055 Telephone 668 4175 The Sandy Union High School Board of Education meets in regular session at 7 :30 p m in Rooms 50-51 at the school T h e C o ttr e ll School Board meets at 8 p m In the East Building, Room 3. 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