2 - S A NOV ( O r * ) POST Thur*
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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.
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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
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Monday, Dec. 14
An academic conference
day will be held at Sandy
High School from noon to
4:30 p m , and from 5 to 8
p m Opportunities will be
provided for parent visits
with teachers, counselors,
support s ta ff and a d
ministrators
Theater Call backs for
men will begin at 7:30p m,
The F irw o o d School
musical, "A Charlie Brown
C h r is t m a s ,"
w ill be
presented at 7:30 p m in
the school gymnasium
Kelso School will present
its Christmas program at
7:30 p m . in the school
gymnasium
Sandy
E le m e n ta r y
School's Christmas pro
gram will be presented at
7:30 p m
in the school
gymnasium
Welches Grade School’s
Christmas Concert will be
presented at 7 30 pm .in
the gymnasium
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Professional Directory
Reedy M u Cone rate
Woman indicted in traffic death
Community Players' pro
duction, "Tribute,” will be
held for two male roles,
ages 20 and 50, at 7 p m at
the Sandy C om m unity
Theater
Firwood Neighbors Inc
will meet at 7 p m at Fir-
wood School in B Building
Cottrell School presents
its Christmas program at
7:30 p m , in the main
school auditorium
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