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2 - SANOV (O r* ) FOST Thurs Moy 37. IH 2 (S m I) Review: ‘H arvey’ hops through cast changes by VON BRASCHLER Sandy Community Players last weekend learned what the phrase.‘The show must go on," means to a brave little theater group To last-minute stand-in Mark Kuntz who tackled the lead role with two days notice, it's sacrificing yourself for the good of the show The SCP production of "H arvey’’ nonetheless opened here last weekend with warm applause and rave laughter. Jim Wilhite of SCP leveled with the audience at the outset, and the half-filled auditorium got solidly behind the Sandy High drama coach with rousing ap plause for his bravery. Many agreed afterward Kuntz may have delivered one of his best SCP performances with warmth and depth of character to compensate for any lines he may not have polished in the two days. He volunteered to stand in for lead Harry McClain whose wife suddenly fell ill A small band from the company of players worried over coffee last Wednes day about possible show cancellation—a deadly pro spect in light of SCP’s shaky finances The players suf fered a box-office flop last go round with •’Tribute" and now borrow equipment and worry over losing their building "The community theater couldn't afford to close its doors one weekend," Kuntz said "There wasn’t enough time to learn all the lines, so I just tried to get the thought of who is this character, Elwood P. Dowd ” Kuntz said the rest of the cast helped greatly by listening extra carefully for his smooth ad-libs, and the audience helped, too "The audience made it very special and really wor thwhile," he said. But the problems of the happy •’Harvey’’ cast beset by a strept throat outbreak and multiple last-minute cast substitutions didn't end with Kuntz' bravado. Just as Greg Tebo s busy job demanded he give up his role to Bill Lawson (who in turn gave his earlier role to Terry Waibel). teacher Kuntz now has to quit the play. Yes, he's quitting after two days of crammed learn ing for only two performances He’s rehearsing as director and actor of another play and also busily com mitted to grading finals and taking a group of students to Hawaii So a new last-minute stand-in had to be found Lucki* ly, Reynolds High senior Kevin Moore knows all the lines from a fall school production, and he's busy now going over notes he took here Saturday and blocking his positions Thursday he'll rehearse with the rest of the SCP cast, and Friday he’ll appear on stage as SCP's third lead in two weeks. "We were thinking of advertising for celebrity H arvey’s," director Laura La Marsh joked about her The Oral Hull Founda tion board of directors, their wives and husbands w ill gather June 5 to celebrate completion of the new dormitory at Oral Hull Park. • The dorm, with 24 rooms, double-occupancy, will be ready for use It is hoped that it will be put to good use all summer for visitors at the park The June 5 celebration will include Saturday even ing dinner and brunch Sun d ay m o rn in g B oard Staff photo Ken Fox (Judge Gaffney! and Donna Nash (M yrtle Mae) ponder what to do about family crack pot Elwood P. Dowd's fixation for a six-foot invisible rabbit companion in a scene from "Harvey." The play continues 8 p.m. the next three Fridays anti Saturdays with exception of June 4. That one scheduled performance has been cancelled to allow stand-in lead Kevin Moore of Reynold High School time to graduate. talent search tor a new lead Stand-in Moore, however, comes to SCP complete with his own "H arvey” costume and prop mural of himself with the invisible rabbit that last worked his mischief on Moore at Reynolds High But the zigs and zags in this play production don't end here, either Stand in Kevin Moore’s high school graduation Friday, June 4, causes one-day cancella tion in the rocky production's schedule of perfor mances Otherwise, all 8 p m curtains the next three weekends on Friday and Saturday are “on." And this funny production is well worth seeing, con sidering the sacrifices and dedication of SCP faithful Donna Nash in her SCP debut is vibrant as Elwood's The Geyer School of Dance of Sandy, presents its sixth annual review at Sam Barlow High School at 7:30 p m F R ID A Y . MAY 28 "H arvey,” presented by Sandy C o m m u n ity Players, plays at 8 p m at the Sandy Com m unity Theater. SATURDAY, MAY 29 St Ju d e’s Children's Research Hospital Bike a thon a m tain next will be held from 9 to 3 p m in the Moun Shadow subdivision to Kelso School niece. M yrtle Mae Stage novice Terry Waibel is also credible and warm as a colorful cabbie Stella Hemmer as Veta Louise once again provides stability to a somewhat green cast. Once again, the little theater group s set is authentic down to the very books on the psychologist’s shelf And the company shows the appreciative audience how seer-’« are changed without a curtain to screen prop movement Actors are employed to change scenes The theater on Pnx. .or Boulevard opened to some 50 people, with 150 in attendance Saturday Those who wish to join in the fun can reserve tickets by calling 668-5633 or 668-7737 Anyone named Harvey gets in free May 29 homemade goodies For in formation. call Pam Hauff at 668-7257 The Sandy VFW Post 4273 will hold an antique sale from noon to 4 p m upstairs at the Post. 38452 Proctor B lvd . Sandy Country Market opens its second season at Pioneer Park, corner of 362nd Avenue and Highway 26 west of Sandy The market will be open 10 a m to 4 30 p m each Saturday and features crafts, pro d uce, p la n ts and The Mountain Festival Committee will hold a rum mage sale from 10a m toO p m at the Sandy ( 'om tpunity Center to raise funds for the Sandy Moun tain Festival budget P er sons interested in donating items may call Darrell D e m p s te r, 668-7433 or Margo Dempster. 668 5533 The curtain rises at 8 p m for the SCP produc lion, "Harvey" at the San dy Community Theater SUNDAY. MAY M The Men’s Club of St Michael's Parish will serve its annual Spaghetti Dinner SUHS scholarship winners named A number of graduating .Sandy High School seniors were honored last Thurs day with scholarships at the annual school awards assembly. They included Catrina Howell music grant and honors at en trance at Linfield (Allege D arby Binder: tra ck scholarship to University of Portland Tim Sytsma wrestling scholarship to Clackamas C o m m u n ity C o lle g e . Kiwanis (Tub scholarship, and Sandy Mountain Men Scholarship P a tti Ten Eyck Clackam as County 4 H leader * scholarship. O H Plummer scholarship, and F u tu re F a rm e r s of America scholarship Bob laiwson and Mat Madison: Talent grants from Mt Hood Community College. Kim Fuller and Tonu Griffin Alumni scholar ship Dan Martin Board of Directors scholarship Kyla Smay: Board of D ire c to rs sc h o larsh ip , Konrad Noble scholarship, and National Honor Society scholarship Becky Rodrigues Board of Directors scholarship; Booster Club scholarship; BPW scholarship. National Honor Society scholarship, and Student Body scholar ship Denise Shokey Board of D ire c to rs s c h o larsh ip . Booster Club scholarship, and Senior Class scholar ship Kelly Spradlmg Board OFFICER 1 of the week We salute Sandy Police Department’s Harold Skelton of Directors scholarship, and Student Body scholar ship P atty G ray : Booster (T u b S c h o la rs h ip . Clackamas County Bank scholarship, and Future Business L e a d e rs of America scholarship A u d rey C h ap m an Booster Club scholarship Tamara Kunkel and Deb bie Kunkel: Class of 1932 scholarship Robin Johnson: F F A scholarship A lle n B ro w n in g Forestry scholarship Amy Craig French Club scholarship Mike Boring Fran H ot ton scholarship Susie K ric k John Strauss scholarship T e re s a L a m e r: Op timists Club scholarship, and Pop Rannow scholar ship Scott Leibelt: Pop Ran now sc holarship Sue Clift: Sandy Fire Department scholarship Doug Baucom: Senior Class scholarship Total of I I 1 .000 was given in scholarship monies Bruce E Cook of Sandy 's B ruce E Cook & Associates has qualified for life insuran ce agent s Million Dollar Round Table of top sales persons M illion D o llar Round Table was founded in 1927, when 32 top life insurance sales perso.is gathered "around the table" to ex change information and ideas Today members reside in 44 nations and represent more than 450 life in s u ra n c e co m p an ies Memberships are bestowed only on a year-to-year Fill motor io It • Crushed rock Demolition * Bulldozing * Aoodgrotmg W. a>. lha ftoma t»aii»a'r ••par»*' « « •4 1 7 « ) / ) « « •» *< « la « a ta « 4 * PUMP 4 SUPPLY F .trto a « » M a .ta BAI «S D IA 616 2683 te a Jackat PUMP ft SUPPLY 666 4902 CONCRETE READY M IX Sponsored by: Gresham Alarm •»"•»•* • 9 9 MT HO O D R EA O Y M IX Aaa** * i Cam , at a t,„u>aa • a»» € te**d <t*cuM TV*Fr*e«e* Aterm« P reefer, te*4y 666*8416, 666-8260 San* a«4 Oft.a« Phon« 668 65 15 u * teturify Atermt *•*' a* at a . •• *',w a a 4 A,««i a« w ith purchase of 2 longburgers &2 med. d rinks (coupon otter good now . through Jun*27, 1902) Ca Boa »• V» (U kk om at Cowniv pw »♦ 00 Malinomai, C aw « *. $10 00 I SI I.so Griff’s Longburget and Breakfast Country 114.00 39460 Prodor Boujevard, Sandy m O '*a o „ tr, Mo,M«w«.i and r«<dK Cam* Maaea OwMid. O>ar>n pa, rao, OwMada Martfcwa«' and a a. JO Coo., $17.00 Sandy Fast Sandy Oregon 97055 £ te C IO A M P tA Z A Ha l O W IM U V I i Carry 1 No 11 May 77. 1902 LAST WEEK In S e rv .c e Town ft Country Estates Realty « •n la ls a P'Operty M an o g em a n l listing» a %oi*» a Mobil. Hom*» Custom H am *« a N aw Construction _ C om m ercial a A cra o g * I t l N t i a d a . U a « y 44« M M TAX CONSULTANT an* S I A V IC I FRIES 668 5548 REALTOR Don O b ritf, Inc. large o rd e r of SUBSCRIPTION RATES <,u«r«n(aad S»r»i<» On All Make* 7363 W EDNESDAY. JU NE 2 Sandy Garden Club will hold a potluck salad lun cheon at the home of Shirley D yal, 36936 SE Boitano Road, at noon. Orafe» TV, . V M>8 between 3 and 7 p m in the Parish Hall on Langensand Road The Men’s Club pro mises a quality meal at depression prices Adults $2 75, Children $1 75 and $8 per immediate family. Vu.v> Mx I,»M f“* “ '*** «••“ » V» rha Ovllao« Mxrf» W<a»d <>••» puaiae« .a>4 •> lox SANOT AUTO BOOT INC. CRUSHED ROCK Harold Skelton has been a Sandy police officer for five years and was with Clackamas C o u n ty tw o years as a cadet and two years as a Reserve, M IM M I TELEVISION SERVICE Telephone 6614175 Bruce E. Cook basis. Cook is a repeat member of the exclusive group (USPS481 180) For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 11450 7i«ie«i bhd Sana» OeiM VOSS p e rfo rm w ork on residences As of May 1, 1982,13,681 builders wre ac tively registered with the Board Nonregistered builders a re su b je c t to c iv il penalties of up to $1.000 for each offense Since its establishment, the Board has assessed ap proxim ately $400,000 in penalties The S^ndy Post Classified Business, Professional Directory AUTO REPAIR The B u ild e rs B oard recently assessed a $600 c iv il p e n a lty a g a in s t American Precast Con crete. Inc., dba Kost's Patio and Fireplace. San dy. for bidding to install a stove in a residence while not registered with the Board The Builders Board was established in 1972 to register all persons who Local broker earns Round Table honors Spaghetti feed planned at St. Michael’s The Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 p m at the Odd Fellows Hall, members are invited to spend the night There will be e n tertain m en t w ith music and dancing The bell has been placed on top of the new building The bell was brought across the p ra irie by covered wagon train in 1843, starting from In dependence, Mo. It landed in Bums where it was used as a church bell for years It will be used now to summon people at the park fo r m e a ls , m e e tin g s , socials and other occa sions Local business fined by Builders Board Keeping posted THURSDAY. MAY 27 An aerobic exercise class kicks off tonight at the San dy Adventist Community Center at 7 p m T he Sandy D esign Review Board meets at 7 30 p.m, Oral Hull to initiate new dormitory space ALLMAIN TAX SERVICE Cedar Plozo Bldg Suit* No 12 Btaokkaapong S Incom. Taaa* PiCfcu. 6 Dal,vary 668 8051 FACT: Rebates end May 31st 1 2.0 % a . p ' r , FINANCING SAND ond GRAVEL PETE ROCK CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL Ow Uiad Sack Fill and To* Soil 658 3138 668-4101 SANDY O pen Sunday ft E v e n in g s ,1 ]
