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Thur». Februar, »• • ’ « Snow blowers camping hazard Roadside campers in the ski resort areas of Mt Hood should exercise cau tio n when near snow blowers Persons who decide to pitch a tent or build a snow cave a lo n g s id e Highway 26. or along any other roadway th a t is regularly plowed, for that matter, should be aware of the risks of camping in the wrong areas, said Harry W o o d w a rd . d is t r ic t maintenance engineer of the Oregon State Highway Division. If camped too close to these plowing areas, one could be buried by snow or injured by flying pieces of ice, rocks or whatever else is left on the road. It s not a good idea to cam p a longside these roads, said Woodward " It's a lot safer back off of them because anything is likely to happen. " A snowblower could cover them up with snow or bash them with a chunk of ice” W oodward said th a t roadside camping in the Swift, Weddle to wed winter is more common than most believe Diana L Swift and Jerry R Weddle recently an nounced plans to be m ar ried A June 5 wedding is plan ned at St. Barnybus The bride—to—be is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Swift of Boring, and is a 1976 graduate of He added that a rotary snow plow blower "can blow snow ISO to ¡ft*) feet, if in a cleared area “ It tosses snow a con siderable distance, so be ing out of range with your tent or snow cave would be advisable.** Welches His impromptu cohost was Darrell Eblen. a come dian and im personator from Boring Eblen won the $25 first prize with his impersona tion of television's famed Lt Colombo He la te r teamed up with Ligatich for a Muppet act, and per formed other impersona tions Since Eblen took first place, he w ill not be eligible to participate for any of the prizes in the regular " F r i day Night Live’’ shows But he w ill be back in May to compete in the A ir m a n G r a y g ra d u a te s f r o m class A irm a n 1st Class Richard A. Gray, son or Mr and Mrs Delbert D Gray of Eagle Creek, has graduated from the US A ir Force course for radio re la y e q u ip m e n t repairmen at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Graduates of the course learned to install, operate and maintain special radio equipm ent, and earned credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the A ir Force Gray w ill now serve with the 244th Combat Com m u n ic a tio n S q u a d ro n . Oregon He is a 1979 graduate of D a v id D o u g la s H ig h School. Portland “ Best of F rid a y Night Live ," which offers a $150 first place prize. In the meantime, Eblen w ill be assisting Ligatich in cahosting the next few F ri day night shows Second prize was won by songw riter-guitarist Deb bie Day of Portland Third prize, an all-you- can-eat spaghetti dinner for two, was won by Brian Hadley of Boring Spoon Player Doug Sabin of Sandy accompanied restaurant owner Scott Hamrick on the song "M id night F lye r” He walked away with a special fourth- place prize make such a conclusion without a study of the stream He said that fish have appeared in areas believed to be inaccessible because of log jams and steep slopes If fish were to reach ¿he dam, according to Pegar, they would not be adverse ly impacted because of the way the system would be designed He said that fish production and the project are compatible Pegar said that he does not believe that they would even have to screen the hydro’s intake because of its location on the stream. He said if the Fish and W ildlife Commission re quired them to do so, that obviously they would "Developing the site to its best use." according to Pegar, is what his firm w ill do for not only Henry Five Sandy Union High School students w ill be in the 1982 edition of "Who’s Who in Music." C am pus n o m in a tin g committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these s tu d e n ts based on academ ic acheivem ent, Diana Swift and Jerry Weddle Given the chance to ade quately study the water w a y , P e g a r s a id he believes that there w ill be no adverse effects, but rather an improvement by controlling both flooding and any turbidity that may affect the area’s water system because all the ex cess streamflow would be diverted for power produc tion. Pegar said that there is still a lot of engineering development, research and planning to do before anything formal is submit ted on the project. He said tha. they must meet regulations, stan dards and designs for an estimated 30 regulatory agencies in order to be ap- service to the community, leadership in e x tra c u r r ic u la r a c tiv itie s and future potential SUHS students to be in Who's Who include Dean Barker. Alan Birchfield. Mike Boring, Teri Pursel and Karen Lyons SPECIAL Consolidation Sale 2 for Lackland A ir Force Base, Texas Upon suc cessfully completing the A ir Force's six week basic training course, he w ill receive further training in his chosen career field, mechanics. He w ill be e a rn in g credits toward an associate degree in applied science. Donald A. Szymczak Jr., son of Don and Donna Szymczak Sr., B oring, recently enlisted in the United States A ir Force, according to SSgt. Dan Baker, the local A ir Force recruiter Airman Szymczak, a 1981 graduate of Sandy Union high school, departed Feb Sale Rack of TOPS & PANTS $4 88- $9 22 SALE RACKS Continued from Page I Creek, but for all sites his company is ir- jived with Weddle is the son of Mrs Anita L Weddle and was a 1970 graduate of Wilson High School He also at tended Portland Communi ty College Szymczak joins USAF Hydro developer sprin, and fall months, "keeping it to a standard level." Pegar said thut at this time, the location of the dam has not even been established and would not be until the Forest Senvce approves the study pe» m it The application was filed on June 1 this past year He said that after they study the site environmentally, they could decide to build below the water system The developer also said that the concern that the hydro would reduce the stream s fisheries is ac tually not an issue at S il. He sa id th a t the steepness of the terrain makes this area of the stream inaccessible to fish. Jay Massey, a fis h biologist with the State Fish and Wildlife Commis sion. said die could not Sandy Union High School She also attended Mt Hood Community College in 1977 Five students in Who’s Who Elben wins Triday Night Live’prize Five acts were perform ed before a receptive au dience last week for the first "Friday Night Live," held at Government Camp at the S um m it House Restaurant Master of ceremonies for the two-hour improvisation night was David Ligatich of (S«c 2) SANOY (O ra.) (»OST—3 30-75% Off not stand for it. proved. Pegar said that when a few people get upset because they are worried that you mif,ht disturb the environment, what they fail to recognize is that the developers m ust ju m p through the hoops imposed by these 30 different agen cies, would be impossible. 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