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6 SANOT (Of« ) POST Thur« Sept 23 1462 ( W c » ) • • i * 1 ® ® Motorcycle rider still in critical condition by M IC H A EL P JONES Poet ( #rrr«p oid r«l The Woodland Rural Fire Department received 26 emergency calls the first 20 days of September. Woodland Fire Chief Don Armintrout said this is ab o ve a v e ra g e fo r September, and added he expects the rest of the month to remain busy A truck fire on Highway 26, just east of Government Cam p, caused an e s tim a te d 11.000 in damages Sept 3 The Woodland fire chief said firefighters from his department responded to the call of a 1976 GMC pickup and camper on fire at 6 p m The vehicle was towing a larg e house trailer The vehicle, owned by ljiurence Fades of Oregon City, was pulling a large house trailer at the time of the fire, said Armintrout An investigation reveal ed the cause as an overheated transfer case. A rm in tro u t said the potential lose could have Teacher bid farewell At a potluck held Satur day night current and fo rm e r Welches G rade School te a c h e rs bid f a r e w e ll to N ancy Dougherty, a sixth grade teacher who resigned to get married Dougherty, who taught sixth grade, recently an nounced the end to her 15-year teaching career at Welches She plans to m arry Bob Wise, a retired comptroller who worked fo r the V ete ra n s A d m in is tr a tio n in Washington. D C of the event, spent six w eeks tr a c k in g down teachers who taught at the school as far back as 1967 Over 40 persons, in cluding current and former te a c h e rs and t h e ir families, as well as some parents and a few students, attended the potluck, which was held at the Timberline Rim recreation hall Diane Kent, coordinator Dougherty and Wise plan to liv e in V an cou ver, Wash , until June At that time they will meet her son, Tom, in France, where he will be going to school. They will spend the re mainder of the summer traveling in Europe In Eugene Reporter takes TV job Gwen Bogh, former Post correspondent, has a c cepted a position with KVAL-TV in Eugene as promotion and public a f fairs director In addition to writing for The Post, Bogh worked as program log coordinator at K P T V -C h a n n e l 12 in Portland, and cared for her son, Trenton, who is one and a half “ It was difficult, but yet I felt it was necessary to ad vance in my field,” Bogh said of her juggling of various obligations. “ It was worth the time and ef fort ” Bogh has an associate’s degree in television pro duction from Mt Hood Community College, and a bachelor of arts degree in c o m m u n ic a tio n fro m Pacific University Two of her fav o rite stories during her two-year stint at The Post included a feature on the Meier Dairy Farm and another on Otis Rich, who delivered mail for 39 years Larry and E a rl M eier, and Rich, “ gave me an insight into the Bonng community,” Bogh said. Both stories were written just after she started working at The Post. “ It was a great way to start off my new job,” Bogh said. Another favorite story was on a Boring man who trains hunting dogs. That story began, "Love breeds beauty at the Green Acre Kennel, at least that’s what ow ner Tom B u rk e believes.” A n o th e r m e m o ra b le s to ry fo r Bogh, who prim arily covered the Bor ing area, was about Ron Matz, who works as a mechanic at Portland In ternational and runs a wrecking yard in Bonng The Post will continue its coverage of the Boring area The Pageant was held at the Airport Sheraton. W elch es C o m m u n ity School offers a mushroom identification class from 7 to 9 p m beginning Sept 28 in room 20 at Welches Grade School Terry Pearson is the leader Those taking the class will learn to identify and cook w ild , edible mushrooms The class will meet Sept. The 45th anniversary of Timberline Ixxlge will be held Sept 28 The Lodge was built by the Works Progress Ad m in is tra tio n , and was dedicated by President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1937 Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late P r» id e n t, will be the special guest for the F rien d s of T im b e rlin e Benefit Party. The public is invited to MICHELE THOMAS a member of Contestants must give a speech or talent presenta tion , p a rtic ip a te in a formal-evening gown com petition, and are interview ed by a judge LISA SHAER DANCERS JoEllyn Murillo ed. “ My Place in the World ” Others from Sandy who HYPNOSIS Call for Appointment FOR:________ • STRESS e ffA R S • SMOKING • BEDWETTING • SPORTS • NAILBITING • WEIGHT • M iM O R Y • SELF CONFIDENCE Jones reportedly shut off his headlights and turned off on Sleepy Hollow Drive, where he ran into a stop sign As of Sept 20 Jones re car rolled over in front of the Whistle Stop Tavern There were no injuries On Sept. 19 at l:26p m , a motorcycle rear-ended a Armintrout said the fire was caused by an occupant who laid down on the couch with a lighted cigarette. T h e t r a i l e r s u ffe re d minimal damage. On Sept 9 at 12 30 p m. the department assisted at a two-car minor injury ac cident in front of the Inn- B e tw e en T a v e rn on Highway 26 in Welches At 6 43 p m . on Sept. 11 a ^•duco HAVE FU N I STAY IN SHAPE' RHONt 741 4717 7 0 « IN F O A M 7T IO M NEW! ’’Your local home entertainment center RENT: Interested persons may register through Reva Cox at 622-3397, or at the class on Sept 28 attend Cocktails will be served at 6 30 p m , and an inter national alpine buffet by Chef Leif Benson will be served at 7. The cost is 125, with $15 of that tax deductible. P ro ceeds will help in the crea tion of a museum ,o°* «•'’ .U'* •Aon W»d t o Tw7» Th,,r» i t " M W UT O M N I G IA O I 1C MOO I Won «Thwrt o ' 7 7 M - CMSMAM ARMO«T Men Wod o' 7 7 M • 2K3M UNITIO CM UKH 0 7 C H M II Tue» • Thur» o' 4 157 M U * M A Tl «ANK 0 7 O M G O N Mon « Wod o' » 45 7 M Participants are asked to take samples to class Eagle Creek. ” 'o». • Ch-tdCo»« • «» 1 C A 'M O IK CHU«CH A cooking class is plann ed for Oct. 12. and Pat C o p h er of Estacada and Ed Freshour ot Estacada and M eiitia Freshour of Sandy Derek is the first grandchild on both sides of the family. Great grandparents are Thelma Copher of Sandy, and Velma Freshour of car at the junction of Highway 26 and Welches Road. The driver of the motorcycle suffered minor injuries AEROBIC FITNESS PROGRAM EAST COUNTY CLASSES: 28, Oct 5 and Oct 12. A class field trip is planned for Oct 2. 45 th anniversary set at Timberline Lodge Gwen Bogh “ It was a lot of fun,” she said In addition, academic achievements are review ed A mimmun 3.0 grade point average is required, as well as 10 hours of volunteer community ser vice M urillo’s speech was titl- The driver, Frederick Douglas Jones, 34 of Kelso, Wash , remains in critical condition in Gresham Com m u n ity H o s p ita l. The passenger reportedly suf fered only minor injuries and was not admitted mained in critical condi tion At 1 a m two engines, two tankers and a rescue ng responded to a trailer- house fire on Hummingbird luine near Alder Creek Community School mushroom class set Derek Wayne Freshour was born Sept. 13 at P o rtla n d A d v e n tis t Medical Center He is the first child of D e n n is and D e b b ie Freshour of Sandy Derek weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces and was 20 t* inches long Grandparents are Loren com peted w ere ju n io r Theresa Shokey and senior Kelly Douglas Murillo, who competed against 55 other young women 14 to 18 years of age, plans to compete again next year. ment responded to a report of a motorcycle accident at Sleepy Hollow on Highway 26 and mile post 35, in which two persons were in jured Derek Freshour bom Murillo pageant runner-up Sandy Union High School ju n io r Jo E lly n M u rillo finished as third runner up in the Miss Oregon Teen- world Pageant been about 116.000, were it not for the quick response by f ir e f ig h t e r s Two engines and a rescue ng responded to the fire On Labor Day f ir e f ig h t e r s fro m the department performed a special rescue three miles up Cast Creek T rail, above Riley Horse Camp The body of a heart a t tack victim was removed, by horseback, from the north side of the Zig Zag Mountain Range in an area too tre a c h e ro u s fo r helicopters to land in The mission took 13 hours to complete At 9 20 p m the depart •Movies! •Recorders Open 7 days a week1 10-8 Mon.-Sat.. 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