Found a way to do this without ( I hope :-) ) violating OOP principles. Instead of passing the Page to the method I am passing the ViewState itself and after testing this seems to work fine. The method receiving the call would look like (C#):

/***********************************************************************/
public static void MyViewStateMethod(System.Web.UI.StateBag pagViewState)
/***********************************************************************/
{
    pagViewState["MyProp"] = ...
    //  More code ...
}

and the method call would look like:

    MyModule.MyViewStateMethod(this.ViewState);

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>Even though the ViewState collection does not show in intellisense you may want to try to access it anyway. The only reason I suggest that is that certain methods do not show in the intellisense of VB.net (ex: RegisterStartupScript) even though they are part of the page object and accessible.
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>Hope that helps...