Thurs., Now. 15. 1973 (Sec. 1) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 13
FFA students learn about forest products
One of (he new classes in the
vocational departm ent this
year at Sandy High School is
the F orest Products Class
taught by Lee Cole
The class is based on the
state guide which was drawn up
by forest industry personnel
interested in a course that
would introduce students to the
state's number one source of
income—forest products. The
course w ill give students skills
deemed most beneficial to
obtaining an entry level job in a
forest products profession.
The students have an 80 acre
lorestry lab on which to learn
management concepts as well
as skills of falling, yarding, and
hauling timber. Class members
are presently falling tim ber for
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HOUSE OF BIG H ITS IN SANDY
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p o p u la r ity . T h e pessonable y o u n g a c to r-s in g e r p o rtra y s ‘C h ris ,
th e son o f a d u b -o w n e r. C h ris is t i l e o n ly one o f a g n fu p o f i r
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a rofld waY ,o *he back part of
lhlS property. When the road
right ol way is cleared. tney
w ill clear a five acre lot, which
now has alder on it, so a stand
of douglas fir can be started.
The class w ill then work out a
management system for the
live acre plot which w ill bring
the tree crop through two
Christmas tree harvests, a pre-
commercial thinning, one or
two commercial thinnings, and
a final harvest. Some ex
periments are planned (or tree
grow th
ra te
a lteratio ns.
Examples could include the use
of fe rtiliz e rs , selected tree
strains, site preparation, and
undesirable plant grow th
control.
The pictures that go along
with this article show the
students falling trees at the
forestry lab, practicing both
chainsaw fa llin g and axe
falling. Students have also been
involved with clearing under
story growth and surveying
Also, as part of the class
project, a management plan
w ill be drawn up for the entry
forestry lab The amount of
tim ber management, such as
the number of new trees to be
replanted and the species, w ill
be of prime consideration.
The class is getting local
support in the way of equip
m ent,
m anagerial
and
marketing assistances from an
advisory committee consisting
of B ill Anderson of B&E
Logging, Duane Knapp of
Skyline
Logging,
Joseph
Astleford of the U.S. Forest
Service, James Reich of the
U.S. F’orest Service, Clyde
Updegrave, a Christmas tree
grower, Dave Leith, a fish
biologist at the Eagle Creek
Hatchery, and John Anderson
of the U.S Soil Conservation
Service.
In addition to those serving
on the advisory committee,
other support for the program
is coming from Publishers
Paper's Eagle Creek office logging
and
forest
from Bob Madison and Troy management include lumber
Moore
m ills , veneer and olvwood
pulp and paper
Other areas of study besides plants,
m a n u fa c tu rin g ,
w ild lif e
m anagem ent, and fisheries
management
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A WOMAN W ill
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PLACE BlfOHt
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K EITH J E N S E N u sin g a
ch ain saw to fall a tr ee . The
c la s s h as th ree c h a in sa w s
for stu d e n ts to u se.
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vestigation has not ruled out
arson, although carelessness
seems to be the most likely
cause Damage is estimated at
$1.300.
Resource Assistant for the
Estacada D istrict, Ron Koenig
reported “ Although this is the
first time the bathhouse has
been burned, other forms of
vandalism have affected the
building Carving on walls and
painting the split cedar shakes
is very common We also lose a
major portion of the shakes
each year — they are lorn off
for firewood.”
Koenig indicated a con
tinuing struggle to keep the
facilities at Bagby maintained
With present budget restric
tions, i t ’s questionable if the
building w ill be repaired.
The bathhouse, built in the
1930‘s by the Forest Service,
has provided enjoyment for
many people who hike the mile
tra il to soak in the hot, mineral
water In 1973 over 10,500
people used the site.
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Cottrell community
school report
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The bathhouse at Bagby Hot
Springs rece n tly sustained
heavy fire damage, reported
Ron Koenig for the Mt Hood
National Forest
One e n tire com partm ent.
with the exception of the bath-
tub
was
destroyed.
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J E E E P A R SO N w orks on hand fa llin g a ld er tree. The
c la s s has th ree. J e ff is a lso in te re ste d in p rofession al
forestry.
DA LE L IT T L E P A G E , J e ff C issn a and K eith J en sen look
o ver p rob lem situ a tio n b efore fa llin g alder trees.
SHOCK!
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matOr« io notnaas ih«
intim ala datana Of Ihr»
Bathhouse at Bagby dam aged
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Coming Nov. 22-23-24-25
The C o ttre ll C om m unity
School advisory board meeting
was held on Oct. 30 at 7:00 p.m.
at Cottrell school
Those present were B ill
Wright and Beverly Bowe from
M t.
Hood
Com m unity
College
Other
members
present from Cottrell were
M ark Becker (p resid en t),
C laudia
M offett
(actin g
secretary), Pauline M iller, Jo
Veley, and F reida T y le r
(com m u nity school co or
dinator).
The agenda covered the
co m m un ity
school
con
cept, program s, on-going
programs, and future needs of
community school. There is a
definite need for community
school to supply enrichment
classes for the community.
Because of community school
there should be no idle time for
anyone to wish for something to
do w ith their evening or off
hours
If you have a special talent,
hobby, or know of anyone
w ishing
to
share
th e ir
knowledge w ith others let
yourself be known to the Cot
trell community school coor
dinator Freida Tyler at 668-
4544 We are also always open
for new class suggestions.
The present classes are most
successful and some w ill be
part of the on going programs
such as the photography class.
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F A N T A S T IC
N A R R A T E D BY
REX ALLEN
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Ranger office
slates open
house Sunday
Open House for the new Hood
River Valley Ranger Station is
planned for Sunday Nov. 18,
from 1-5 p.m.
Dick Mueller, district ranger
in
issuing
in v ita tio n s
to the open house said, “ We
welcome all our friends to visit
us in our new office and talk
with us about our various
jo b s '.
The new Ranger Station is
located on Highway 35, about
three-tenths of a mile south of
the
co m m un ity
of
M t.
Hoodlabout 12 miles south of
Hood River).
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Sorry No Buck Nite For This Show
ONLY G IR L in F o re st P ro d u cts c la ss w orks at both hand
fallin g and ch a in saw fa llin g along with the boys. Kiki
Sperr s a y s sh e is in terested in p ro fessio n a l forestry as a
career.
Cottrell
Grade news
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The firs t grade class has
gained two members Robert
Fisher came from Gresham
and Bonnie Hovey recently
enrolled from Estacada.
Progress is reported in the
programmed reading
How im p o rta n t is your
thumb? We had an experiment
in our health class and found
out that we really need our
thumbs to pick up things easily.
Now, we are learning about the
texture of many things. We w ill
try to use descriptive words to
tell about how things feel.
Our Art and Music centers
around Thanksgiving. We w ill
also learn poems and think
about things that we are thank
ful for.
Tami Boyles, Becky Clift,
Danny Chinn, Davi Hankel,
John Thomas, and Ron Snell
have given illustrated book
reports to encourage others to
read good books on our “ I love
Books'' bulletin board.
In science, we have been
studying about a ir and the
water-cycle. As an experiment, ■
we tried to make it rain in our
classroom ! Several young
dancers tried a rain d an ce-
just to ensure success, of
course, and with great results.
This is ‘conference week' at
Cottrell Grades 6, 7, and 8 are
scheduled fo r conferences
every afternoon, while grades 1
through 5 are ‘c o n fe rrin g ’
Thursday and F rid a y a f
ternoons only.
The fourth grade classes are
taking a trip to Ariel, Wash
Wednesday for a visit at Chief
Lalooshkas Potlatch House
This is a very important and
desirable field trip for Oregon
History fans about ten years
old A big thank you to the
Mothers who accompanied this
class on this all day outing!
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