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
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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
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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
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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.
He said that agencies like
the Forest Service would
As for the number of
th e o re tic a l horsepower
that the Henry Creek pro
ject would produce, Pegar
could not give an answer,
c la im in g th a t it is n ’t
anything one can estimate.
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