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July 29. 19S2 (S« k îhvr» Keeping Posted: I) 5ANOV (O re.) ROST— J TL qo visit, market on tap locally THURSDAY, JULY 2» Washington Park Zoo s Zoo-to-You program will be at Cedar Ridge School to day at 10 30 a m The pro gram brings small animals from the Zoo and teaches interesting facts about the animal world SATVRDAY. JU LY 31 Sandy Country Market is open at Nelson Memorial Pioneer Park, corner of Highway 26 and 362nd Drive, from 10 a m to 4 30 p m., featuring crafts, pro duce and goodies» h o m em a d e W EDNESDAY. AUG. 4 The Sandy TOPS Club meets at 9 a m at the San dy C o m m u n ity Action Center. A coffee will be iield at 2 p m for Ruth McFarland. Congressional candidate for the 5th District, at the Sandy Communiy Center, 38348 P io n e e r B lvd Registered voters are in vited to share their con cerns MONDAY. AUG. 2 The Sandy Rainbow Girls meet at 7:30 p m . at the Masonic Hall The Sandy City Council meets at 7:30 p m at City Hall TUESDAY. AUG. 3 Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce meets for its weekly luncheon meeting at noon at the Tollgate Inn SATURDAY. AUG. 7 St Michael’s Women's Club sponsors a rummage sale today and Sunday, Aug 8. at St Michael's Parish Hall on Langensand Road Hours of the sale are 9 a m to 6 p m both days SUNDAY. AUG. 8 The Oral Hull Founda tion's annual Fun Day will be held at the park from noon to 3 p m The Sandy Lions Club will serve a barbecued chicken dinner Other activities are plann ed throughout the day. Senior Center News: Seniors to view hospital expansion Plans for the future development and expan sion of Gresham Communi ty Hospital will be the sub ject of a talk today. July 29, by representatives of the facility at the Sandy Senior Center. Photo by l»an Dillon Veni C orb a n studies the fa ce ol M a ry E d n a G II berg as he does a p o rtra it d u rin g his M onday afterno on vis it to St. Ju de's H o m e. Portrait artist lends hand in home Vem Corban spends a lot of time making a lasting impression with resid en ts in nursing homes th ro u g h o u t the P o rtla n d metropolitan area Through the Church of Scien tology. Corban travels regularly to 15 nursing homes from Forest Grove to Sandy getting to know the residents and drawing their por traits " I ’ve always like portraiture," Corban said after a visit Monday to St Jude's Home in Sandy “People a re the most in te res tin g of anything I know of T h e re ’s something totally different when you’re sitting there drawing The 34-yearx)ld Montana native got intersted in art with the en couragement of his mother who urged him to sketch. Through the years he has had a couple college art courses and "a dozen lessons or so when I was 11 years old." Most of his technique has been self-taught with books checked out of libraries. When he isn't visiting nursing homes drawing pencil portraits of residents, he’s drawing ink por traits of homes—his biggest source of income "Ink drawings of homes sell the best You have to hit people where they live," he said, smiling. " I guess that's what I ’ve done ” But it's the portraiture that he does at homes like St Jude's that brings the greatest satisfaction It boosts the residents' morale, he said "It's something they can identify with. It's something that’s theirs at the place where they live." Indeed, one nursing home has created a gallery composed of drawings Corban has done of its residents He said St. Jude's has plans to display his works also. Corban works with pencil, he said, becuase it is "a little more controllable" and it’s "one of the more popular forms for quick stuff—it’s easy to deal with pro blems." The program will begin at 12:30 p.m and v ll! he followed with a ques* n- and-answer period He hasn t used oils much in his work, he said "Living off commis sions, I don’t have much time to ex periment.” Following him around, one could see how experimentation could take a back seat to just getting through a week. Along with his regular visits to the 15 nursing homes and earning regular commissions "hitting peo ple where they live," Corban works one day a week as a mechanic ("s e lf-tra in e d ") and welder ("school-trained"), attends lessons every week night at the Church of Scientology's academy in d ow n tow n P o rtla n d and counsels a friend on weekends He admits, however, he does find time to sleep, occasionally. Corban enjoys his visits and ap parently so do the administrators and residents at the homes he visits. ‘ ‘I ’ve never gone anywhere where I wasn’t invited back after the second hour," he said. Persons who have reser vations for the Am trak and Columbia River boat trip will leave the center tomor row at 10:30 a m Everyone is asked to bring a sack lunch to be enjoyed aboard the Columbia Sightseer. Return to the center will be approximately 6:30 p.m. Dennis Crow, vice prin cipal at Sandy Union High July 29 to Aug 5 THURSDAY, JU LY 29 9 a .m.: Exercise Class 10 a m.: Humanities Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m.: Guest Speaker from Gresham Hospital A workshop for all office volunteers of the Sandy Senior Center will be con ducted next Wednesday, Aug 4, from 10 a m. to noon. 10:30 a m . : A m tr a k - Columbia River Trip Noon. Loaves and Fishes 7:30 p m .: Com m unity Card Night f'Ÿ É S ! " I tA /r u ilr l lilc o I would like to subscribe to the Sandy Post n am e— address 40% Savings! "no trace" education are goals. " I like being outside," said L in d a M o rris , a wilderness guard from West Virginia " I came out here because I wanted to be in the Cascades for a long period of time I enjoy what I ’m doing now " The district’s Visitor In formation Services Pro gram centers around eight v o lu n te e r n a tu r a lis ts . Throughout the summer, they rotate between Zigzag and C o lu m b ia G o rg e Ranger Disricts A major goal of the naturalists is to be a r e lia b le in fo rm a tio n resource for the public. To accom plish th a t, they serve as visitor facility guides, or naturalists, at the Timberine Lodge com plex, Multnomah Falls and V is ta House V is ito r 's Center at Crown Point T h e ir d u tie s at Timberline Lodge include leading lodge tours and nature walks, developing in te rp re tiv e p rogram s, designing displays and manning the W y’East Day Lodge Information Win dow An innovative idea in volunteer recreation work is being advanced by the P o rtla n d H a n d ic a p p e d Sportsman's Club The club is maintaining and spon soring the Lost Creek Nature T rail, a forest path that accommodates han dicapped persons. 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T re a s u ry a e c u r i lm 4 10 S7Û51L in s titu tio n * 5 c CONCRETE READY M IX d e p o s ito ry HO ■ i n i b ì d a t i /.IP c o o t I CLOAK t>2- UIUUUI. C ld c to in a a I R V I D IR TRICT 12 ! MTATK 6 Town & Country Estates Realty 668 4902 BANK HQ PKDtRA COUNTY COI i I TAX CONSULTANT SAUFS «nd SE R V IC E Î Assm REALTOR Don O brist, Inc. iMollar Amuunli in rhouaanda) The Independent Bank o f Sandy IT Y SANDY AUTO BODY INC. CRUSHED ROCK Statement of H illo n CO NSOI.IO ATEl) KEFORT OE CO ND ITIO N TO THE SVPT.RINTENI1ENT OF BANKS, STATE OE OREGON TELEVISION SERVICE Telephone 668 4175 VMrty hi Multnomah County.................................. $10.00 ClMwhoro m Orogoa ........................................... $11.50 Clitwhoro in Pacific Northwott............................. $14.00 Elaowhora, pot year.............................................. $17 00 MAIL TO: Tha Sandy Pact, P.0.8oi U. Sandy, 0A 97055 Classified: For Your Card In This DIRECTORY — Phone 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 38650 Pioneer blvd. Sandy, Oregon 97055 s45°° For appt,, call 622-3433 Classified Business, Professional Directory AUTO REPAIR J Yearly in CtacUrn«« County.......................................... $9.00 (Include« part«) They will be doing addi tional maintenance work again in August as part of their program to adapt the area An im p o rtan t set of volunteers, particularly on weekends, are the cam pground hosts. They help the c a m pground crew by answer ing the public’s questions, doing light site and toilet maintenance and generally looking out for the cam pground. Anyone interested in knowing more about the volunteer program in the Zigzag Ranger District, may contact the station at Zigzag, or call 622-3191 or 224-5243 -phone- Pk lease bill me ch check enclosed on A ll w o rk g u a ra n te e d ! A f t e r re a c h in g the season’s m idpoint, the Zigzag Ranger District’s volunteer program is in full swing Since the program began in May, more than 1,900- hours of work ranging from planting shrubs for wildlife habitat to maintaining 19 miles of recreation trails have been accomplished In ad dition to eight n a t u r a lis t s , d is t r ic t v o lu n te e rs in c lu d e a forestry aide, trail crew m e m b e r, w ild e rn e s s guards and campground hosts. Volunteers serve varying periods of time, with most working until early fall Two full-time wilderness guards and a trail crew member supplement this season's recreation crew They m a in ta in the district's trail system and do public contact work in the heavily used wilderness and back country sites where fire prevention and THURSDAY. AUG. 5 9 a m .. Senior Law Project 9 a m .: Exercise Class 10 a m. Humanities Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes No Hiking Club Today MONDAY. AUG. 2 9 a.m.: Exercise Class Noon: Loaves and Fishes Several appointm ents are still available for the 6 cylinder W EDNESDAY. AUG. 4 10 a m : Training for Office Volunteers Noon: Loaves and Fishes 1 p.m.. Band Practice FR ID A Y . JU LY 30 New re c o rd -k e e p in g practices and procedures will be reviewed at the time. Anyone who cannot attend the session is asked to contact the center as soon as possible. (8 ' a m iles east of Sandy) Tune-up TUESDAY. AUG. 3 9:30 a m.: Planning and Evaluation I I a m : Blood Pressure Clinic Noon: Loaves and Fishes 12:30 p m.: Guest Speaker, Dennis Crow 1 p m.: Oil Painting A c tiv itie s fo r the W eek of Alder Creek AUTOMOTIVE Volunteers maintain forest here 1 p m : Ceramics Class I p.m : Cards August Senior Law Pro ject. For more informa tion. call the center at 668 5569. School, will discuss the school's proposed 1982 83 b ud g et fo llo w in g the Loaves and Fishes meal next Tuesday, Aug. 3 The high school budget will be voted on Aug. 10 There will be a question-and-answer period following Crow's presentation. *ue53?' /ä / i / . V X « Hardy Juhn H»«*: L I sian n/ Orasin . raum« af c ia c h a rtM J im in In and ..h a m b i« h»|»r» mi Ihu 2 3rd At* • ! iv à f nn4 I h m h u r a r i,,, thai I am noi a a o f f i m o i « ,-x c ru r »j HM NuHf. Ä N y romniiMifln i i p i n t 8 -2 « - I« 85 T Z /V r ir.a f / - "sa
