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By liquor funds
Bazaars fill local calendar
Sandy revenues boosted
With the holiday season
rapidly approaching, civic
and social organizations
are planning a host oi
Christm as bazaars with
traditional and unique of
fenngs for gift-giving or
holiday decorating
Kob l.awson
SUHS grad
lands MHCC
play lead
A 1982 Sandy High School
graduate w ill play the lead
role when the Theater Arts
Program of M t Hood Com
m unity College presents
the Portland Metro area's
first production of the play
“ T h e E le p h a n t M a n ,"
opening this weekend in the
Studio Theater at 8 p m
Rob Lawson will play
John M e m c k , born with
such deformities that he
was exhibited as a freak
until saved from this ig
nominious existence by a
yo u n g
s u rg e o n .
D r.
Frederick Treves
In spite of his physical
appearance. M errick has a
sensitive and perceptive
m ind, and entered the
circles of the upper classes
of the late Victorian period
in England
Unlike the movie of the
same name, the play does
not use exaggerated make
up to portray the defor
m ities
Instead, Lawson
contorts his body and voice
to give the illusion of defor
mity.
Lawson has been active
in dram a since the eighth
grade when he played the
Beast in “ Beauty and the
Beast ' He serves on the
board of directors tor the
Sandy Community Theater
where he has performed in
several productions, most
recently “ T rib u te " and
‘ ‘I ’ve Got R hythm .” He
a ls o
d ir e c te d
“ The
Woolgatherer" for the San
dy Community Players
He is now attending
MHCC on a talent tuition
scholarship for theater
The play is directed by
Richard Melo, director of
theater, and the cast con
sists of nine actors who
double playing many roles
The
p la y
w il l
be
presented Nov 12,13,18. 19
and 20 in the Studio Theater
at 8 p m
Spaghetti
feed planned
at Bull Run
The Bull Run Community
Club is hosting a spaghetti
dinner and evening of
games this Saturday, Nov
13, in the school cafeteria
The authentic spaghetti
dinner, specially prepared
by Mrs Konaella, form er
cook at the school, w ill be
served from 5 to 7 p m The
games will be played from
7 to 9 p m
Cost of the dinner is $2 50
Games w ill coat 25 rents
The Oregon Liquor Con
trol Commission reported
this w eek th a t liq u o r
revenue distributed during
the 1981-82 fiscal year
amounted to more than $72
million, an increase of 3.12
percent over the 1980-81
fiscal year
The Gresham Communi
ty Hospital Auxiliary is
h a v in g
its
annual
Christmas Bazaar tomor
row, Nov 12, in the Con
stitu tio n Room a t the
hospital from 9 a m to 5
p m Free coffee will be
served along with the bake
C itie s an d c o u n tie s
receive a share of the funds
in proportion to population
The city of Sandy received
$26,502 80 and Clackamas
County received $576,296 78
for the recently-completed
fiscal year This does not
include funds received
from City Revenue Sharing
or
M e n ta l
H e a lth
Alcotiolism and Drug Ser
vices accounts
■ale.
There w ill be a drawing
for a small television, a gift
c e r t i f ic a t e
fr o m
th e
hospital gift shop and a din
ner for two at a Gresham
restaurant Proceeds from
the drawing go to the
Hospital Building Fund
Item s for sale w ill in
clude stuffed toys, tole
painting, dough art, doll
clothes and ornaments
St. Michael's Women's
Club hosts its an n ual
bazaar this weekend, Nov.
13 and 14, from 9 a m to 5
p m
each day at the
w ill host a craft bazaar at
Cottrell School on Satur
day, Dec 4, from 10a m to
6 p.m. The bazaar will
fe a tu r e
hom em ade
Christmas gift items
Besides handcrafts and
Christmas items, there will
be a variety of baked
goods Hot dogs, pie, coffee
and punch will be on sale
throughout both days
A hake sale and food con
cession are also planned
Cottrell Community d u b
Santa Claus w ill be at the
bazaar and free babysit
ting w ill be available for
pre-schoolers
Proceeds w ill go to help
the sixth grade Outdoor
School program
F R ID A Y , NOV. 12
9 a m :
D e p a rt
fo r
Pendleton Woolen Mills
10 a m : D ram a Class
Noon Loaves and Fishes
7:30 p m . : C o m m un ity
Card Night
The Sandy Golden Age
Club begins distributing
the 1983 Kiwanis Communi
ty Birthday Calendar to
day. Persons may pick
them up at the Sandy
Senior Center between the
hours of 9 a m and 5 p m
M O N D A Y. NOV. IS
9 a m .: Exercise Class
Noon: Loaves and Fishes
1 p.m .: Cards
1 p.m .: Ceramics
The club coordinates the
effort annually under the
Kiwanis Club's sponsorship
as a fundraising project to
benefit the Sandy Senior
Center
T U E S D A Y , NOV. 1«
7:30 a m . Men's Breakfast
9 a m . : SSC Advisory Com
m ittee
Noon: Loaves and Fishes
l p m : Dance Class
TH U R SD A Y. NOV. I I
10 a m Humanities Class«
Noon Potluck and Film on
Puerto Rico
The Sandy Senior Center
Advisory Comm ittee w ill
meet at 9a m this Tuesday
to review general business
topics A breakfast of ham.
eggs, toast and hashbrowns
will be served before the
meeting at 7 :30 a m
Dates change
for CPR class
The bendy Ftre Depart
mamt has rescheduled one
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Kimberly Berry
Charla Geissler
Jerry Tramposh
Stuart Hughs
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originally scheduled for
neat Saturday, Nov 18, has
been moved back ana week
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TH U R SD A Y. NOV. 18
9 a m .: Exercise Class
10 a m
Humanities Class
10 a m
D e p a r t fo r
Clackamas Town Center
Shopping T rip
Noon Loaves and Fishes
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W E D N E S D A Y . NOV. 17
Noon Loaves and Fishes
12:30 p m Blood Pressure
Clinic
5:30 p m Senior Dine-Out
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OCT.-NOV
.-DEC.
T h is m o n th 's S en io r
Dine-Out w ill be held at
Crepe Heaven in Gresham
this Wednesday, Nov 17
The restaurant boasts of a
complete selection of din
ner and dessert crepes, as
well as other entrees with a
foreign fla ir For reserva
tions, contact the Sandy
Senior ('enter as soon as
possible at 66« 5589
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T e r r y N e ls o n , U S .
Forest Service mycologist,
will be the center's guest
speaker that morning
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668-5016 or 666-5200
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s1O9,9o<°r,
each
More than 50 prizes have
been donated by Sandy
m e r c h a n ts
an d
area
residents for the fundraiser
to help offset coats for the
s c h o o l’ s
g r a d u a tio n
ceremony this spring
Top prize 11« W ) savings
bond
d o n a te d
by
Clackamas County Hank
G ift certificates, valued at
830 ap ie c e , have been
d o n a te d by W illia m s
T h rift way and Sandy Sen
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Babysitting w ill be pro
vided by the eighth grade
class at 71 rents per child
A film will la planned (or
older children Movie ad
mission w ill ba SO cents
In b u tin e * * t in e * 1968
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SPECIAL
Shopping trip on tap for seniors
A shopping excursion to
the P e n d le to n W oolen
M ill's Outlet Store is plann
ed tom orrow , Nov. 12.
Departure from the local
center w ill be at 9 a m A
luncheon stop w ill be made
before returning to Sandy
at approxim ately 3 p m
Gresham Alarm
HEATING OIL
To rent table space, at 35
each, call Michele Watts at
663-4136 or Lin O rr at
663-5943
Senior Center News:
The Sandy Golden Age
C lu b is sp o n s o rin g a
Veteran’s Day potluck to
day, Nov 11, at noon at the
Sandy Senior Center.
Members and guests of
the organization are in
vited to attend A program
featuring a film travelogue
on Puerto Rico is scheduled
following the meal
BURGLAR
FIRE
SECURITY ALARMS
Liquor sales statewide
exceed ed a ll p reviou s
fiscal years, amounting to
more than $154 million
ch u rch h a ll, 18150 SE
l^ingensand Road. Sandy
Revenue Sharing account.
$8,732,853
T he M e n ta l
H ealth A lcoholism and
D ru g Services account
received 50 percent of the
gross taxes collected on
beer and wine, amounting
to $5.407.973
This was an increase of
one-tenth percent over the
1980-81 fiscal year
The State General Fund
received $39,421.11; the in
c o r p o r a te d
c it ie s ,
$12,475,506, the counties.
$6,237,752, and the City
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