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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1982)
Keeping posted: Election of officers set by Firwood Neighbors SUNDAY. APR IL IN The Committee to Elect Carolyn Smith will host a political forum at the Masonic Hall at 2 p m . S lated to ap p ear are Democrats Jerry Rust, gubernatorial candidate. L a rry G ray and Ruth M cFarland, U S House candidates. Smith and Bob Shiprack, state House can didates THURSDAY. A PR IL IS The Sandy Elementary District Board of Directors will meet at 7 :30 p m. in the Cedar K id g e School library Among (lie topics of discussion will be a new le v y p ro p o s a l, an architectural-engineering report on Sandy Elemen tary School and district reading committee report FR ID A Y . A PR IL 16 Sandy C o m m u n ity Players will hold auditions for singers for " I ’ve Got R h y t h m —A M u s ic a l Revue ” Singers are asked to bring sheet music or th eir own accompanist with show tunes only A sign-up sheet is available at the Sandy Community Theater For more infor mation, call 668 7215 The Sandy High School Symphonic Choir will travel to Vancouver, B.C., at the end of this month to compete in the "Discover British Col- i umbia Music Festival" after a year of fund-raising activities. ' ¡i» t i * j ■ > /p 4 w *4 Choir sold on Canadian festival by DAN DILLON Members of Sandy High School's sym phonic choir might be excused if they feel they’ve spent as much time selling things this year as they have singing They sold cheese, candles, T-shirts, calen dars and candy They sold tickets to their Madrigal Dinner at Christmas and tickets to a school concert featuring a Portland rock band. Sequel. Choir members traded singing for sales pit ches to finance a trip to the "Discover British Columbia Music Festival" in Vancouver, B C., at the end of this month Although they worked hard just to make the trip, their real task is still ahead The festival is more than just a group of choirs coming together to entertain, as many festivals are This will be a competition against some of the top vocalists and musi cians around, according to SUHS Choral Director Bruce Scarth. The choir sent an audition tape at the end of last school year to Performing Arts Abroad, an organization that sponsors festivals worldwide They were selected, along with other choirs which aren't all necessarily high school groups, to participate in the four weekend festival. "When you participate in a festival like this," said Scarth, "you’re going to be hear ing some of the top groups " The weekend SUHS performs, April 31, four choirs and two bands will be competing for medals The groups compete for ratings: gold medal, silver medal, bronze medal and a festival award for participation The performances are limited to three songs a warm-up, which isn't judged, one from a list of required performances, and one of the group's own choosing One of the selec tions must be composed by a North American In Vancouver, the Sandy choir will warm up with "The Eyes of All Wait Upon Thee," by North American composer Jean Berger Their required selection will be "Oh God Who in Thy Heavenly Hand," by Handel They will close with "The Heavens Are Telling" from the oratorial "The Creation," by Joseph Haydn. While Scarth doesn't expect a gold medal rating -"you have to be perfect.” he said he is optimistic the choir could bring back more than a festival award The 36 students and six chaperones who make the trip will also be mixing some pleasure with the business of competing Leaving April 30, the group will travel to Vancouver. After Saturday's performance and awards banquet, they will ferry to Vic toria, B.C., on Vancouver Island for some sightseeing and relaxation On the ferry ride, Scarth hopes to stage a performance for fellow passengers, if the boat's captain consents "You have a nice, captive audience," he said, "and we could put on a nice 30-minute show " The group will return to Sandy May 3. In the meantime, the choir will have one more performance before the trip They will present a classical concert April 27 at Sandy High School While they've been busy raising funds all year to finance the trip, the choir is still ap proximately $4oo shy of the goal and Scarth said donations would willingly be accepted to help defray out-of pocket expenses for the students. And the choral director figures the students have earned their first trip "These kids were my first kids at Sandy High School." he said "It's kind of nice to take them somewhere and show them off." SATURDAY. APR IL 17 The Bull Run Community Club will hold a chili and hot dog feed from 11am to 3 p m at the Bull Run School d u rin g the Cinderhawks Fun Run MONDAY. APR IL 19 Sandy City Council meets at 7:30 p m at Sandy City Hall T he C o ttr e ll School Board meets at 8 p m in the East Building at the school TUESDAY, APR IL 20 Gov Vic Atiyeh will be the guest speaker at the Sandy Chamber of Com merce luncheon meeting at noon at the Tollgate Inn Reservations are available by calling 668 4006 Lun cheon ticke ts w ill be av a ila b le at the door There is limited seating * . ì 1 ■Ì l‘; * l> 5 I • í : £ < •> £ O « » } OSP reports Lee was tak en to P o rtla n d A d v e n tis t Medical Center where she was treated for facial in juries and released Satur day morning Earlier in the morning, luirry Miller, 26, of Warm Springs died when the car he was driving east on the highway about I 30 a m collided with a Datsun pickup truck leaving the Harlow Trail Inn parking lot in Welches The truck was driven by D a v id F is h e r, 23, of Portland According to Hoodland Fire Chief Don Armintrout, the Miller vehicle ended up on the lawn of the fire • . » * #« rtPÍ*A » ’ Video aces saluted Jon Ihinn, Joe Ahood and lairry Toliver are big win ners in a video games skill contest recently sponsored by G riff’s Ixingburger in Sandy The three split some $500 in cash prizes with weekly winners during the month long content Contestants tried their skill at popular video games Centipede Phoenix. Donkey Kong and Pac Man Combined total points on these games over the course of the contest deter mined winners department after knocking down a split rail cedar fence The pickup crashed on the north side of the road Oregon S tate Police sergeant Michael O'Grady said Miller was killed in the crash Fisher was in satisfac tory condition at Gresham Community Hospital with a broken femur and lacera tions A passenger in the Miller vehicle, 29year-old Isaac Mitchel, of Warm Springs, suffered neck injuries and lacerations Monday he was listed in fair condition AUTO REPAIR TELEVISION SERVICE SANDY AUTO BODY INC. 38650 Pioneer bind Sandy. Oreion 97055 Telephone 668 4175 CRUSHED ROCK also will Guaranteed Service On All StAlies C EO A «PLA ZA No LOWER LEVEL 668 7363 Carry In Service REALTOR Don O brist, Inc. 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A PR IL 22 Sandy E le m e n ta ry School w ill hold pre registration for new first graders at 1 p m in the school library Rebekah Lodge meets at the Odd Fellows Hall at 8 pm . ’ For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phon© 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 D & A PUMP & SUPPLY A Rhododendron resident and a Warm Springs man died early .Saturday mom ing in separate traffic ac cidents on Highway 26 Jeffrey Scott Stark, 18, of Rhododendron and Van couver, Wash , died of in juries he suffered in a single-car accident at 4 .30 a m in front of Olaf M Oja Lumber Co on the west end of Sandy, according to the Oregon State Police Stark's car sideswiped a telephone pole on the north side of the highway, flipped over and traveled 119 feet into a stack of lumber Stark and a passenger in his car, Teresa Elizabeth I^e, lb, were thrown from the vehicle, according to W EDNESDAY. APR IL 21 The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m in the San dy C om m unity Action Center The Firwood Neighbors Inc meets at 7 p m in B B u ild in g at F irw o o d School T his annual meeting is to elect officers Area residents are invited to let their opinions be heard and get involved learning the laws of the land T h e M ason ic Lodge meets at 8 p m at the San dy Masonic Temple Classified Business, Professional Directory SALES end S i A V IC I Highway 26 wrecks claim two lives and the public is welcome , C h ild 's K in gd o m Montessori School of Sandy will host an open house in the lower level at the Masonic Ix)dge at 7 p m THATCHeRIZBR N*e» » » be *5 3 .9 5 Volunteers ready breakfast The annual Volunteer F ir e m e n 's S p o rtsm e n Breakfast will he held next weekend at the Sandy Fire fhstrict main station The all you can eat af fair kicks off Friday even mg. 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