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Local residents join Camas-Washougal Historical Society board

John Bayer, Trish Bayer, Jason Ferrier and Josh Stahly appointed to serve 3-year terms

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The Camas-Washougal Historical Society welcomed four new board members in January, appointing John Bayer, Trish Bayer, Jason Ferrier and Josh Stahly to three-year terms.

The quartet joins Jim Cobb (president), Alma Ladd (vice president), Betty Eggar (treasurer), Marilyn Brown, Lois Cobb, Dorothy Durkee, Ivar Godtilbsen, Richard Johnson and Patricia Suggs on the board. 

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