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Howdy all,
 Beautiful 
weather and great smiles brought 49 shooters together today for a lovely day of 
shooting.  We had just a hint of fine mist for a short while then some blue sky 
decided to poke out.
 Congratulations 
to Hoodoo as our Top Lady shooter.  Way to go Hoodoo.  We're really proud of 
you.
 We would 
like to welcome two new shooters to our club.  Squirrel Tooth Alice - Daughter 
of Big Iron Buster and Iron Eyes who just moved up here from California.  We 
hope you enjoyed yourselves as we enjoyed having you shoot with us.
 Thanks to 
all for donating to the prize table.  Everyone was very generous today.  I think 
we need a bigger table.  :-)  Grumpy, Grizzly Wulff, Antety and Long Jim, Slick 
Elic McKenzie, Big Iron Buster, Yukon Jack, Buckshot Shell-E, Will Shootem, 
Buckshot Pete and Buck McGee.
 Now 
for the sad part of the day.  All of you that shot today heard the 
announcement about Oregonian's daughter.  For those of you who were not able to 
attend here is the run down in a nut shell.  
 Oregonian's 
daughter Lisa Gander is in the hospital with a very serious illness.  To 
make matters worse her health insurance had not taken affect when she was 
diagnosed and hospitalized on October 30th so she is responsible for all of her 
hospital and doctor bills.  As of today she is still in the hospital.  John 
Gander (Oregonian) and his lovely wife are having to deplete their savings to 
help pay for all these bills.  Rumor has it that the bank has taken her car away 
and is threatening to foreclose on her home.
 So on 
behalf of the Oregon Old West Shooting Society we decided to donate ALL of 
today's match fees to John and his family.  Many other thoughtful shooters at 
the match also stepped up and chipped in with what they could afford.  Thank you 
all so very much.  As I am writing this letter we have a grand total of 
$1,033.00 to give to Oregonian.  I know this is a long way from what they need 
but it's a start.  If you can give in any way possible I'm sure they would 
greatly appreciate it.  This is why I LOVE SASS/CAS because of what kind of 
people this sport brings in.  Through the love and support of our extended 
family we will get them through this.  Our thoughts and prayers are with Lisa, 
Oregonian, and their family at this time of need.  So please, if you can help 
out in any way possible please do.
 I think 
donations can be made at any Washington Mutual bank in Lisa Gander's name.  Or 
call Oregonian at 971-241-0990.
 The disease 
she has is called Hashimoto's Encephalopathy.   Oregonian's daughter Lisa is the 
13th person in the United States to come in contact with this terrible and rare 
disease.  They don't know how she came in contact with it.  For more information 
on this disease please go here. 
http://www.thyroid-info.com/articles/hashimotos-encephalopathy.htm 
 Thank you 
all for your kindness and support in this matter.  In light of this I hope you 
all have a Very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
 Respectively 
yours,
 Mid 
Valley Drifter
