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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1982)
Thu" Fun with Music group raises by GWEN BOGH Boat Correspondent The Fun w ith Music group of Boring recently met for its annual donation night This year 5400 was raised for the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind, which is double what the group gave last year. The evening began with dinner at the Tollgate Restaurant in Sandy Six teen members attended Following the dinner the group toured the grounds at Oral Hull, including the “ Enchanted Gardens ” At the end of the evening 544M) wrapped in brown paper, was presented to Gene Bobo, the caretaker While this was the second year the club contributed to Oral Hull, it marks the l(Mh year since Fun with Music was organized It was formed by a group of people in Boring, and spearheaded by Gordon Wight, club coordinator. Fun with Music has en joyed a 15 percent increase in membership this year, according to Wights Most live in the vicinity, but some live as far away as California, Minnesota and Nebraska The name of the club describes exactly what they do I t ’s people getting together to have fun with music, according to Wight “ We’ve got people over. 70 years old that dance,” he s a id In addition to frequent dance parties throughout the year, the club enters several parades They won the first-place trophy for a flo a t in the G atew ay Photo by Gwen Bogh Gene Bobo, center, caretaker at the Oral Hull Foundation, receives a 5400 donation from Floyd Welliver of the Fun with Music group. Gordon Wight is pictured at the far left. Funerama this year, and last year won the grand sweepstakes in the Molalla Buc karoo Usually 30 people par tic ip a te in parade ac tivities, which includes band members. The float resem bles an o ld -tim e pavilion stage Underneath is a 14- by eight foot tra ile r owned by Fun with Music Decorating the float is done e c o n o m ic a lly , "helma Wight said they decorate it with “ whatever we feel like hanging on it.” Parades usually cost the club about 150 each. The floats always carry live bands “ We’ve never in the club s history danced to canned music. I t ’s always been live.” said Wight. Floyd Welliver, c h a ir man of the club, said they have become so popular that bands ask to play for them at parades About the appeal of Fun with Music, Wight said, “ I think i t ’s because we’re close together.” The group’s motto: "A club formed with the idea of getting together to enjoy each o th e r’s com pany w ith o u t m a lic e —w here each member has a voice and is an asset in the club ” To join the club one must be at least 12 years of age. Dues are $1 50 every three months and activities are held at the Boring Grange Moy 77, 1 * 2 (S«c J) SANOV (O r«.) 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