Thürs., July 8, 1976 (Sec. 2»
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G rea t Way To The M t. H o o d P layground
H ospital classes
d ra w
rescue
w o rk e rs
It used to be about all an
ambulance driver could do for
his passenger was hope
Things are different today as
e m e rg e n c y
m e d ic a l
technicians (E M T s ) learn
techniques to save lives en
route to the hospital.
"W e’re the eyes and hands of
the doctor at the scene of the
accident," Em il Goetsch of
Buck Ambulance said.
TW O M EN who work in emergency
situations are Kmil Goetsch of Hurk
Ambulance and Don Armintrout of Sandv
Eire Dept. They practice in a c la n for
emergency medical technician* at
Gresham Community Hospital.
Sandy High Class of '61
sets reunion for August
The Sandy High School Class
of 1961 will hold its 15 year
reunion at 7 p m Aug 28 at the
Jantzen Beach Thunderbird
The reunion will include a
dinner,
program, nostalgic
music and prizes.
The reunion committee is
still trying to contact the
following classmates.
L a rry
B artley,
A rthur
Bigelow, Jeannie Closner. Ron
Cox, Stan Gillespie, Doug
Harwood. Sherron Jacoby,
Gary Johnson, Marion John
son,
Jane
Lewis.
Carole
McOmber, Rodney Moulding,
Delores
M illa rd .
Carole
Mower, Mike Myers,
Margie O'Dea, Jim Phillips,
Jim Pierce, John Pitman,
Carlton Pope. William Schrieb,
Sharon
Sm ith,
Dianne
S tauffer, Ed Steele, Jim
Thornton, and Sherrill Wallin.
Anyone
knowing
the
whereabouts of any of these
people are asked to contact one
of the following committee
members:
The technicians need con
stant updating on their skills
and Gresham Community
Hospital is giving a pilot
program to help.
Sponsored by Dr. Christian
Schilbach of the hospital
emergency room, the night
classes are for EMTs from
Buck
Ambulance,
AA
Ambulance, Hoodland Rescue,
Gresham Fire Dept Rescue,
Sandy Fire D ept, Alpine
Ambulance and Boring Fire
Dept.
"W e’re doing this as a ser-
vice for emergency people in
outlying d is tr ic t s /’ class
coordinator Sandy Cromwell
R.N., said.
There are several levels of
EMTs. Certified by the state,
they range from people who
take vital signs like heartbeat
and blood pressure up to people
who administer drugs or in
travenous
injections
for
trauma or coronary care.
Most use the HEAR ( Hospital
Em ergency A le rt
Radio)
system that puts them in
contact with the doctor at the
hospital.
"Our job is to stabilize their
condition prior to transport or
during transport,” Goetsch
said. “ We don’t administer
treatment without the okay of a
physician. I t ’s a m atter of
taking the medication to the
patient rather than vice ver
sa.”
Additional
classes
at
Gresham hospital are planned
for fall, Cromwell said.
Coastal goals draft prepared
Connie (Revenue) Wolff, 771-
9809;
D arlene
(B ennett)
Cannon, 668-4550;
Harold
P olivka,
655 6899;
Faye
(Proctor) Piner, 653-0342, after
5p.m.
Draft 3 of proposed Land
Conservation and Development
Commission (LCDC) coastal
goals and
guidelines
is
available at the Mt. Hood
Community College library.
Draft 3 is published in a
newspaper tabloid format and
contains goals addressing
shorelines, estuarine resour
ces, beaches and dunes, and the
continental shelf.
P A R A M E D IC A L
PR O G RA M
for
emergency technicians is new at Gresham
Community Hospital. Practicing inserting
a tube into the windpipe through which a
patient would breathe ariifically is Gerald
Transportation for physically unable
outlined at Tri-Met meeting
A
special
transportation
continue to be handled by
Proposed
c rite ria
for
The purpose of the trip will
program for the elderly and the
private arrangements and non eligibility would include per also be included in priority
handicapped was approved
profit agencies
sons who cannot afford taxi allocation. A trip to a hospital
Tuesday by the Tri-Met board,
Tri-Met would concentrate on service, those unable to walk to or clinic for medical care would
with a tentative starting date
trips where high-capacity the nearest bus stop and those have a higher priority than a
set for Nov. 28
vehicles are most efficient or who are unable to stand in a trip across town for a social
The program is a three-year
where other types of vehicle moving bus or sit down or get event.
d e m o n s tr a t io n
p r o je c t
service is not available.
up without assistance.
designed to provide tran
sportation to persons who are
physically unable to use
regular public transit.
Federal funds, amounting to
»900,000 of the total »1.7 million,
have already been authorized
through an Urban Mass Transit
Administration grant and the
remaining funds are to come
Pen and ink drawings of from local agencies like Tri-
C andidates for the positions honor are Dave Schwartz,
historical sites in Oregon will Met, the City of Portland and
the num ber of years in-
of
Miss 4-H and Mr. 4-H have Milwaukie; Darrell Moretti,
be on display through July 30 at others
volvement as a 4-H member
been
announced
by
the
the Mall 205 Educational Unit
Oregon City; Eric Smith,
Nominations of junior and
Clackamas County Awards A urora;
of M t
Hood Community
M ike K auffm an, senior 4-H members were sent
A special U-member citizens Committee.
College.
Oregon City; George Fox, to the committee by 4-H
advisory committee was ap
Girls vying for the Miss 4-H M ilw a u kie ;
Greg Owens, leaders, friends and parents
The drawings are works of pointed to review the proposed
Sandy; Bill Knapp, Sandy
Troutdale artist Dave Sheridan standards for eligibility and title are Colleen Meier, Boring;
The court will be active at
According to T.D Zurcher, various events during the
who traveled throughout the procedure Included on the Devorah Reedy, Sandy; Ellie
C lackam as
County
ex
state recording his impressions committee are persons who Headrick, Beavercreek; Janet
Black, Oregon City;
Lori tension agent, selection is sum m er clim axed by the
of the sites. Also on display with themselves are handicapped.
coronation
at
the
70th
Marsh, Sandy, Susan Herndon, based on the extent of the
Sheridan's drawings are oil
C lackam as
County
F a ir,
The committee will convene
Oregon
City;
Audrey
Vilstrup,
participation in 4-H work, Canby, Tuesday, Aug 17 at 7:15
paintings by members of the within the next two weeks,
Milwaukie.
junior and teen leadership, p.m.
Gresham Society of Fine Arte
according to a Tri Met official.
Contenders for the Mr. 4-H community volunteer work and
The subject matter of the oils
are scenes from American
Fifteen small buses specially
history.
equipped with wheelchair lifts
A reception for Sheridan and wide doors have been or
will be held at the Mall 205 Unit dered for the program. Sub
Nova Nonsenso
Voga Village
July 21 from 6 to 9 p m The sidies to cab companies and use
public is invited to attend and of volunteer organizations may
Pickup Parado
Monza Madness
meet the artist. The display is supplement the program if
Chevette Shivareo
part of a continuing series of such a need is warranted.
monthly shows at Mall 205
featuring local artiste.
The suggested cost of »3 per
ride was estimated in the
In connection w ith our Nation's 200th year Birthday on July 4 th and our own M o u n t
ain Festival. wa ordered ion* ago a special allotment o f rad. white or blue Monzaa. Nova* and
presentation to be the lowest
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ordered 10 extra short H ton sexy pickups, both 2 wheel and 4 whaal
cost for any similar ride in the
drive model* The kicker is that they aren't getting here in tlma, but they are just starting to
country
arrive now.
The best
from Riegelmann's
buy
Candidates announced
for Miss 4-H, M r. 4-H
Drawings
shown
CUTS COOKING TIMES BY 75%, AND YOU
COOK ON PAPER, GLASS OR CHINA.
'Q jcd (3.
N EED O FFIC E HELP?
TRY THE C L A M IF IE D S
The board was told that of the
estimated 5,000 trips a day
made in the Tri-County area by
e ld erly
and
handicapped
persons, about 800 per day
would be picked up by the
project. The remainder would
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★ No sweat cabinet ★ Lock
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P j< *^ P « /-« u ra a special bonus discount from Chevrolet M otor
Divtsion o f between ( IS O and $2 0 0. This is in add.t.on to c.rlso n Chevrolet * special pr.ce*
17 more M orua, Vega or Chevette sales so that both o f our Sales Maneaers
can win a fantastic trip to Rome for themselves and their wives.
dealer
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On the special order Nova* and short H ton pickup*, w e’ll pas* the factory sevinm o n
to you as long as the 10 Nova, and 10 pickups le « .
We enfoy being able to assist you with your future driving pleasure
Custom Slaughtering
Grain Fed Locker Beef
PETE
CARLSON
Cut, Wrapped & Frozen — Locker Packs
Cattle Hauling on Tuesdays
We Do Our Own Cure & Smoking
Freezers
Quality features
from A m a n a
Child born
A son, Trent David, to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Michael
W etzel, 24600 S traw b erry
Drive. Boring. June27,1976
by wife Betty and instructor Tom Rich, a
respiratory therapist and instructor in the
EMTclass.
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