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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1982)
« 2 SAND* (O r* ) POST Thur» M o rc h ia 1982 (Sw « 1) Hit-and-run accident nets Sandy man citation tl A Sandy man was taken to Clackamas County Jail last F riday, March 12, following an incident at a Pleasant Street residence A c co rd in g to police re p o rts , J e ffre y Scott Pullen, 20, was arrested and c h a rg e d w ith unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, harassment and first degree criminal trespassing at 8 58 p m A second Sandy man was cited last Thursday after noon following a hit and run accident at Smith's Chevron in Sandy According to personnel at the station, a man driv ing a 1971 Ford struck a gas pump at the service sta tion. Police cited Duane Lynn Grimm, 25, for hit and-run and failure to per form the duties of a driver in connection with the inci dent S a tu rd a y , an E a g le Creek man was arrested on a warrant by Sandy police and given two additional charges when he reported ly tried to escape 1-arry Martin Hrandon. 26. was lodged in Clackamas County Jail after he was picked up on a contempt of court warrant issued by LaGrande of ficials In addition, he was charged by Sandy police with attempted escape and resisting arrest Earlier in the week, a resident off Sandy Heights Road told police last Wednesday that someone broke four windows in a duplex Damage as a result of the criminal mischief was estimated at $385 T h u rs d a y , a Sandy Heights Road resident told police that some took a fishing pole and reel from their vehicle parked out side the residence The fishing outfit was valued at $215 A second set of fishing equipment was reported taken Sunday morning. March 13 A resident of University Square Apart ments told police that so meone entered the apart ment and took four fishing poles and three reels, valued at $321 Also on Sunday. Boyd P Huai, 20, of Boring, was cited for violation of the basic rule and minor in possession of intoxicants ' -Tl3 1. ' *‘7 Minimum standards team slates SUHS inspection A ¿.T • ■ V . -'! $1 £4* d3 '■• f A .'* i -• ? ' i’ A The state team will not judge the teachers, but the d is t r ic t d u rin g class evaluations The state team will look for a variety of methods of teaching, such as use of audio-visual materials, lec tures, large and small groups, and individualized instruction for those who need it Other areas to be ex am ined include goals, graduation requirements, competency levels and changes in units of credit, basic skills development and career education Sandy Union High School w ill be v is ite d by a 23 member state minimum standards team next week The group is scheduled to inspect SUHS education programs, policies and o p e ra tin g p ro ced u re s March 23 25 The state team, led by Loy B a rb o u r, school specialist for the state department of Education, will review district reports on goals, policies and pr > grams, tour facilities. ,«i- spect curriculum and tex tbooks, and visit some classes Arson squad studies Firwood bouse fire reported at 3 56 a m oc curred in a house, owned by Ingrid Eley, which was vacant at the time The Sandy Fire Depart ment is participating in the Oregon Arson Reward pro gram. Gallagher said As a result, anyone with information leading to the arrest and conviction of the responsible parties may be eligible for a reward of up to $5, (MM) The Oregon State Police arson squad is in vestigating a fire which destroyed a Sandy area home March 5 According to Sandy Fire Marshal Jim Gallagher an early morning blaze which caused more than $23,000 damage to a house and its contents at 23631 SE Fir wood Road is currently under investigation The blaze which was Fashion show moves, re-scheduled in April -* ti'? '• 1 x< A F $ «Æ The .Sandy Business and Professional Women's Club will celebrate its 35th an niversary with a banquet April 7 at the Matterhorn Restaurant, 3 NE 82nd, Portland, at 7 p m M a ry B a rb a g e la ta , owner of Northern Pacific Supply, will speak on "How to he a Successful Business Woman ” Rosella Bourgo is in charge of the pro gram Reservations should be made by April 5 by call mg 66« 4985 or 665 7727 All employed women and former members and of fleers are invited to attend At the March 17 meeting Ruth Baumback, general chairman of the “ Fashions for You in 82 " announced that the date for the fashion show had changed from March 30 to April 13 It will be held at 8 p m at Sandy Union High School M a r g a re t G ra tto n , associate dean of matrix tion and community rdix a tion at Mt Hood torn mum ty College, spoke on "Im proving the (m age of W om en " She told members and guests that a business woman should know who she is. have self esteem, love and respect herself, lie well educated, work hard, be competent and always involved in more than she* can com prehend The team will also look at exemptions from stan dards. curricu lu m , re quired days of instruction, personnel, daily class size, guidance and counseling services, equal opportunity procedures and health ser vice*. Transportation services, food services, records and reports, waivers, appeals and complaint procedures, and custodial equipment, facilities and policies will also be examined Review Players show maturity in ‘Tribute’ b> VUS BRASCHLER To tell all the funny lines in "Tribute" now play ing Fridays and Saturdays at SCP's theater on Pro ctor Boulevard in Sandy would mean printing the whole play’s script That would take more space than allowed in a review and cheat potential audiences out of a first hand fun experience Unfortunately, few persons here have joined the fun Opening weekend produced a meager crowd, which means serious theater goers should be able to get good seats with ticket purchase at the door This serious play with laugh lines throughout was good enough to prompt a movie in which Jack l^em mon starred as a dejected funny man who finds he can make everyone happy but his son The way Sandy's community theater group plays it, "Tribute" involves its audience fully in a multi- media presentation complete with slides and a character (Robert L Anderson) who pumps hands in the lobby and chats with viewers between scenes Director Katie Ten Eyck with producers Gail Meriwether and Tom Ten Eyck set this production up as a serious "Tribute ’ The audience forgets this is a pretend play the minute they walk off the street and are greeted by tuxedoed Lou Daniels ( Ander son) who welcomes them to his friend Scottie's tribute The production has its flaws, of course, as all amateur community theater tends to encounter with budding volunteers A beautiful set by Larry LaMarsb seems to spill over the stage space at times with props that block the curtain from drawing closed between scene changes. Also, there's a little stumbling over lines from some of the novices in the cast But these are small flaws in good community theater Generally, the quality of acting, set decora tion. lighting and pacing seems to be maturing with each SCP production, as local thespians gain ex perience Early audiences of SCP productions may recall sitting a long time through material that might have been cut or paced better Well, this production runs almost two and a half hours, but the time goes by fast and pleasantly. That 's because there are a lot of good laughs and ®ven some tender moments in this SCP production worth sharing S a(f photo Old friend lx»u Daniels (Robert Anderson), right, puts new bubbles in life of tired clown Scottie Templeton (Peter Sheppard) and SCP's “ Tribute,“ as well. It plays at 8 p.m. March 19. 20, 26 and 27, plus April 2 and 3 at Lie theater on Proctor Boulevard. SPRING TRADE TIME Your old suit and Sport Jacket was never w o rth so much . . . . 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