24 - SANDY (Ore.) POST Thun., Doc. 20, 1973 (Sec. 11
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Hoodland Happenings
By GARY L. DAVIS
FRAN TAKING A SHORT HOLIDAY to catch up on Christmas
chores . .
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NEW PEOPLE ON THE MOUNTAIN ARE- Vern and Fran
McKellar from Gresham now living in their new home in Mt A ir
Park They have a son Rick who is attending Sandy High
ooo
ANOTHER NEW R ESID ENT HAROLD M U LLER : Harold
moved from Gresham also He has a home on Sleepy Hollow
Road. It seems while he was getting settled his house pet “ Fawn”
strolled away, she is about »-years-old and looks as though she has
just had kittens She is Siamese If you have seen Fawn will you
please call Harold at 622-3295.
ooo
RALPH GRANDY HAS A NEW T R A IL E R and is now living at
Bowman’s, wonder if he moved his C.B station— never hear him
anymore.
ooo
WE HERE ON THE MOUNTAIN ARE very sad to learn that
Earl Parker passed away in Portland. E a rl kept a summer home
on Fabian road for 20 years or more.
ooo
MRS. JACK RAE (VERN A) has returned home after two weeks
at Providence hospital in Portland, where she had major surgery
We are happy to report that Verna is up and around and is now
receiving visitors.
ooo
GEORGE AND JOYCE BISTORIOUS, two long time residents
of the Mountain, moved to Florida and will make their home
there. They have lived up here since 1911. They originally lived in
the old Tawney hotel at Welches They owned and operated the
Brightwood Tavern for over 10 years George worked with the
U S. Forest Service for many years and in recent years has drove
to Portland and back each day to his employment with the school
dept. They expect to settle somewhere in the Naples or Tampa
area.
ooo
FUN THING THIS W EEK was the Christmas party given by Vi
Collier at the Mt. Hood Womens Club for her ceramic group,
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THE IN N B ETW E EN AT Wemme has changed hands
The new owners are George Alfsen and Anne Crockatt They will
have their cocktail license on Dec. 26, present plans include
opening their new dance floor and the pool room area.
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A V E R Y SERIOUS MISHAP that had a happy ending was the
four wheel drive trip taken by the Dennie Fitzwater family of
Wildwood. Dennie and Joanne, along with daughter Tina and their
guest Ted Wright, Brightwood, took the trip. They were testing
their vehicle for off road driving and decided to drive across and
through Still Creek. They were making good progress when they
were caught and stuck in the middle by high water. Dennie
climbed out the window into the raging stream and Joanne
handed Tina out the window and Dennie took her ashore, he then
returned for Joanne. In the meantime, Ted the more adventurous i
one of the group, had climbed out the window and onto the roof,
where he calmly removed his clothing down to his shorts. He
rolled them neatly and threw them to shore. He then plunged into
the icy stream and made his way to the bank, dressed in his dry
clothing, none (he worse except cold.
Kappy ending w as Dial A1 Ruse with Ills heavy duty Low uuck
was able to save the vehicle.
ooo
A F IE L D T R IP AND SURVEY was held on Sunday by the Mt.
Hood Chapter of the Northwest Steelheaders, under the direction
of Russ Konell, president. The Mt. Hood group is engaged in a
project to raise steelhead smolt on our upper streams and to
eventually establish a summer run.
TV> O rtg c* ?; * Wish commission will work closely with the
club and revorth ir< 'lientific data will be kept.
Vebar hatchery boxes are made in France and have been used
with remarkable success. The M t Hood Club has ordered 100 of
these for their pilot program.
Sixes Creek on the Salmon River in the Wildwood area was
checked for spawning gravel, water flow and temperature Sun
day. No decision will be made as to where to locate the hatching
boxes until all the locations have been checked out. Anyone
wishing to help with this project may do so by joining the club.
Call either 622-3332 or 622-3140 for complete details.
ooo
STEELHEAD FISHING HAS B EEN ON THE upswing -
Freddie Gilbert and Dates Lymph stopped by with five fish they
caught in one day. All bright and shiny. Dewey Monahan with a
bright 7 lb fish. Del Stevens had the largest 22 lbs and 41 inches
long.
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MT HOOD D ISTR IC T F IR E D E P A R T M E N T was called to
Bowman’s on Sunday afternoon. F ire Chief Ed Cooke responded
with two fire trucks and 17 officers and men. The fire was con
tained to the ceiling and attic Most of the damage was from water
from the automatic sprinkler system. Heat built up in a broiler
was suspected as the cause — but business as usual. No damage
estimate is available at this writing.
ooo
DANA
AND
FRED
THORNBERG
AND
MARGE
CAROUTHERS: Invite all residents on the mountain to open
house to be held Thursday night from 6 p m. to 10 p.m. Dec 20
ooo
THE MT HOOD DISTRICT F IR E D E P T was called out*again
Monday night at 7 p.m. to answer a call on Alt Road at a home
owned by Alyce Spath. Three engines responded.
ooo
CHECKED W ITH THE BRIGHTWOOD weigh stations
regarding private citizens hauling wood in pickups with
passenger plates You are allowed 6,000 lbs. with the driver.
ooo
BLACK ICE WAS RESPONSIBLE for two wrecks on the upper
mountain Tuesday night. A Jefferson Plywood chip truck and
trailer overturned on Hwy 26 1 mile west of Government Camp
and the truck went through the road guard and over the bank. The
driver was not injured. In the other accident, a 69 Dodge spun out
of control on Hwy 26 about 5 miles west of Government Camp and
had extensive damage. Lucky no injuriesi in this one either
ooo
W ILL SAY Chow for now. SeYa next week—GD
PRIGS IFFICTIVI
TRIMS. THRU MOM.
D IC 20, 21,22,
23124
Highway 26
at Welches Road
Wemme, Oregon
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