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Clackamas reserves get first woman commander
Nelda Bryson is the new
commander of the Clackamas
County Sheriff’s Reserves.
Bryson is the first woman to
hold the post in Clackamas
County. She was appointed by
Sheriff John Renfro.
She lives with her husband,
Bill, and their eight children
near Damascus.
She said that as commander
of the reserves, she would like
to increase cooperation among
the county’s five units. “ I ’d like
to have more uniformity rather
than each of the five units going
in their own direction.”
Bryson firs t joined the
county’s women’s reserve unit
when it was formed in Sep
tember 1972. Since then, the
women’s reserve has been
abolished and' merged with the
regular reserve units, a move
that Bryson supported.
“ I think it has given the girls
more of an opportunity,” she
said. "Of course, Sheriff Renfro
is more liberal than Sheriff
(Joe) Shobe.”
Renfro was elected sheriff
last year when Shobe rebred
after 20 years at the helm of the
department.
Bryson said she is the first
woman to hold the com
mander's position in the state
and “ as near as we can tell, the
first in the nation.”
However, she believes her
appointment was based on her
qualifications for the position
and not on new awareness
brought about by the women’s
movement.
“ I t ’s not a male or female
type position.
I t ’s based on
qualificabons,” she said. “ I ’m
honored that Sheriff Renfro has
selected me. But I ’d like to
think it’s not (because of the
women’s movement).”
“ I believe the appointment
was made on my background
and dedicabon to the depart
ment. I ’ve worked hard and
Local residents in paramedic program
Two local residents are
among the 14 paramedics
enrolled in the new advanced
paramedic training program at
the U n iv e rs ity of Oregon
Hea 1th Sciences Center.
They are Douglas Cassidy,
3410 SE Kelso Rd., Boring, and
Jerry Towns, 18270 Langen-
sand, Sandy. Cassidy has been
working for the Port of Port
land, Airport Fire Department
and Towns has been working
with Alpine Ambulance Service
in Sandy.
Beginning this fall, the new
program is funded through a
three year grant from the
Collins
Foundation.
I t ’s
anticipated that 14 paramedics
from fire departments, am
bulance
companies
and
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be trained every six months to
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include advanced life support
training to help the paramedics
effectively utilize physician-
p aram edic com m unication
saving lives.
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Home Improvement Centers
according to Astri Tobergson.
Volunteers gave a total of 273
hours to the center, she added.
Many items of furniture,
utensils and other goods were
given to those in need by the
center.
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“ help yourself” shelf, in addi
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Gackamas County G erk
George D. Poppen says his
department hopes to have a
deputy clerk serving in each
city in the county by Jan. 1.
Poppen said having deputy
clerks in the cities should make
it easier for people in those
areas to register at the last
minute. The deputies will be
able to direct voters to their
assigned polling place and
hopefully ease the last minute
election day rush at the county
♦courthouse, Poppen said.
Nelda Bryson
Nov. 10, 1977 (Sec. 2) SANDY (Ore.) POST - 11
Fred M eyer Coupon
Sulzbach says center
The
Sandy
Com munity
Action Center is operating in
top condibon, according to
Chairman Pete Sulzbach.
Plans have been approved for
a sign by the City of Sandy
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Board.
Volunteers are caught up on
sorting and displaying items
brought to the center, he said.
Twenty-seven babies and
four first graders were served
through the Well Baby Clinic
held Oct. 13, reported Helen
Sulzbach in the cen ter’s
November newsletter.
A total of 343 people were
served by the center for
clothing, food and other help,
“Sheriff’s reserve work is
strictly volunteer,” Bryson
said. “ As a matter of fact, it
costs about $700 to join.
Volunteers are told this when
they sign up.” Costs for
weapons, uniforms, mileage
and other expenses come out of
the reserve officer’s pocket.
Bryson graduated from the
s h e riff’s law enforcem ent
academy and has completed
courses in self defense, first
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rescue and administration.
Bryson’s children range from
10 to 28-years-old. Her daughter
and son-in-law, Sandra and
R ichard
King,
also are
members of the Clackamas
Country reserves Another son
in-law, Daniel Carpenter, a 1970
graduate of Sam Barlow High
School, is a full-time police
officer in Albany.
She said her children have
been helpful. “ The boys tor
ment the heck out of me, but
when it boils down, they have a
definite respect for the work.”
Bryson said she will work to
increase reserve effectiveness
“ As far as my management
philosophy goes, I intend to
completely utilize all reserve
personnel,
train in g
and
equipm ent to the highest
degree possible in order to
augment the mission of the
sheriff.”
She said she intends to
upgrade the leadership training
of junior officers of the reserve
units and involve the unit
leaders in more detailed roles
they know it.”
Bryson’s confidence
in
herself and the job she does is
backed by her record with the
department. She was promoted
to lieutenant in 1974 when she
also was named Gackamas
County Reserve Deputy Sheriff
of the Year
In addition, Bryson was the
first recipient of the Charles A.
Aldrich trophy for outstanding
service and was promoted to
captain in 1976.
She has contributed more
than 9,000 hours to the sheriff’s
department since she was first
commissioned.
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