Thur»., Jon 1, 1976 SANDY (O r.,) POST — 3
Everybody's mountain
chronicled in book
Mt H cmx J probably has more
history than any two or three
other mountains in the country
Jack Grauer (Might to know
lie's just completed a book on
everybody's favorite moun­
tain: ‘ Mount Hood A Com
plete History."
"E a rly Oregon pioneers « mi
the Harlow Hoad went right hy
the front door of Mt. Hood,"
Gruuer said * Mt Hood and
Oregon history go hand in
hund "
Unlike
most Oregonians,
Grauer doesn't just sit back
and admire the mountain
"I'v e led 67 climbs for the
M azarnas,"
the
veteran
mountain climber said
“I
always love Mt. Hood a little
more each time "
Actually, Mt
Hood isn't
considered that difficult a
climb, Grauer said
" It is the second most-
ciim bed mountain in the
w o -ld ," he related
"M t
Euj;yama in Japan is the only
one with more climbers ’’
Although most people ascend
the south side above T im ­
berline Lodge, more difficult
are the Wy'east route or Cooper
Spur on the west side, the
author said.
It took Grauer about a year to
research and write the book. It
is his first book but he's now
doing research for one on the
Columbia Gorge
" I ran into a great deal of
conflicting reports,” he sighed
"Sometimes I had to go back
two or three times to get a
fact ironed out and sometimes I
never did get it ironed out
"Now that it's written I could
add to i t "
What Grauer calls one of the
most "incredible” stories in his
book is that of the house on the
Jack G rau er and friend
summit.
An early house, the one called
Et. Deposit where the first Barlow Hoad and the early
Eor an outdoorsman like
Barlow party sheltered, has days of Government Camp.
Grauer, it wasn't always easy
never been located.
"E lija h (Linge) Coalman is to keep behind the typewriter.
" If we'd have gone at it in the in it with all four feet," Grauer
"A fter you sit with your nose
1920s,
we
m ight
have laughed. "His father was in a book for a year you sort of
discovered the location," he superintendent of the Barlow long to be on the mountain," he
said.
Road.”
smiled.
Grauer's is the last history to
There's also a bit of intrigue
“The pioneers coming over
be done on the mountain. An with the story of Perry Vickers, the B arlow Road alw ays
earlier one, "W y'east the the first person to be murdered considered Mt. Hood the place
Mountain," was written by on Mt. Hood Vickers was the they wanted to revisit It's the
Ered McNeil in 1937
first person to really live on ML same with everybody, I guess,
The book has 300 pages with Hood,
livin g
in S um m it because no other mountain has
164 photographs.
Meadows where he ran a hotel a city so closely attached to
It has the full story of the and store
It—like the Portland area is
attached to M t Hood."
MHCC classes for kids
Children's classes ranging can also call the Community
from “Creative Chemistry" to Education and Services Office
“ Paste, Pound and Paint," will at MHCC for early registration.
be offered through the Com­
Classes range from "On Your
munity Education and Services Toes," which is a pre-ballet
Office at Mt Hood Community class focusing on creative
College winter term
movement, to "Puppetry and
Classes which are generally Production" which will include
aimed at pre-school and grade design of puppets and costumes
school children begin the and easy staging and scenery.
second and third weeks in This class will include a
January with registration at production involving parents
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10 N. E. 181st
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