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THE
SANDY
POST
Thursday, October 13, 1960
Oct. 11; Limits Told
Bird Season Opened
geoae is not expected in the cocst, and in the potholes in
area u jn til a fte r m id-O ctober. southw estern Cregoia.
Some Canadas are in the area
Here's a note th a t w ater-
and around S ilv e r Lake, but . ow L ts as w e ll as upland
Mrs. A va Jon i , Corcoran
is
v is itin g
her
these birds w ill m ove out rap
Published Every Thursday by Terry Revenaugh
b ir 1 gunners, should heed. C a lifo rn ia
| id ly a fte r the firs t weekend
g
ra
n
d
d
a
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g
h
te
r
and
fam
ily-
By M ilt G uym on
Or?',-on la w s re q u ire th a t the
th m ig ra to ry ducks and
| of shooting. The best bet fo r h cd. head p lum age and fee: in Sandy fo r th e next few
ere the elusive targets.
.'h h o u g h r if le hu n te rs bo
| Canada geese w ill p ro b a b ly
attached to a ll game week.;, w ith the fa m .ly p la n - ,
im in p a w a y at buck deer
The season on m ig ra to rv ' be around ih e C hewaucan m i's
n in g a tr ip to the Oregon I Entered at the Postoffice at Sandy, Clackamas County,
birds
for
id e n tific a tio n w h ile
have held th e h u n tin g lim e- birds is scheduled to ru n th
M arsh, upper A b -rt. and h - in tra n s it. O ften, h u n te rs are
>ast Airs. John. SI, is g ra n d
the Act of
lig h t d u rin g the past week. •ougti Ja n u a ry 8. and except | ie! ' an-' m arsh *s near Go-
m other o f M rs A lv in E ri. Pl- , Oregon, as second class matter under
beck
i
in
he
fie
ld
w
.th
up-
sca tte r g unners
w ith
w e ll
> the noon opening, shoot I >~: Fake.
a . nue and great- Congress of March, 1879.
la d gam e birds and w ater-
tia m e d ie tre lv in g dogs w ill
ng hours w ill be fro m one-
W arner is e xpect-d slow ‘ ■»w fu lly plucked or sk'nned.
tuniy ' ' i r to ?he f ,ur En Member Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and
ta k e over p a rt o f the show ' ' “. i f h o u r before sunrise un
the o p -n ng w ith fa ir »--taining n o th in g on th e b ird
b e g in n in g a t noon, October il sunset. The o n ly exception
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j National
national ¿anoriai
Editorial Association.
num bers o f ducks th ro u g h o u t fo r i e n tif cation. Such a pro-
11.
these sh o o tin g hours is on the v a le y and some good fl
The P st
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and
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b
54.00
per
year in the County and to Servicemen.
l i hoi
_
On th a t day w a te rfo w l gun- October 22 w hen th - shoot ocks o f Canadas. S'l iw and
's are sublet- to arrest if
ng
tim
e
is
scheduled
fo
r
8
n r.-> v. I] ta ke to the streams.
t ie heme o f Mrs. A dolph
ca ck’ ers should move in a
they iisguiae the sex and
i a rsh la n d s and potholes of a m. to co'neide w ith the op
ms
ad on Oc obpr 17 at 8 i STATEMENT
REQUIRED u r ity h o ld ers o w n in g or h o ld
bout m id -m o n th w ith the big
•iiid
c
i
any
gam
e
b
ird
taken,
p
^
j
the state fo r some o f the f i n m i ig o f th e u p la nd b ird sea con ce n tra tio n s the la tte r part
w ith cohosiesscs Mrs. BY THE ACT OF AUGUST 24 in g 1 percent or more o f to ta l
H u n te rs w ho p la n to re C lara Sandstrom and Mrs. 1912. AS AMENDED BY THE
ion.
am ount o f bonds, mortgages.
o f October.
e s t and most t h r illin g w in g
fo
. a ln in the - fie ld
--------a
num -
M ild re d T aylor. A ll mem bers ACTS
Bag
lim
it
on
ducks
is
set
MARCH 3. -------
1933. ------
AND
---- — OF -----------------
-- or other securities are: Tom
h o o tin g know n to gunners,
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a
t
K
la
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a
th
her
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days
and
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to
are urged to be present.
at ‘1 birds d a ily . 8 in possess
JULY 2, 1946 (Title 39. United B. and D orothy T P urcell. Gre
w iU depend a lo t on local send game birds by comm on
..
2;3) ,
ion. There w ill be no bonus
States ------
Code, - Section
__
sham, Oregon.
p o ’ u - t o-i of m a lla rd s a id i c a rrie r or by some h u n tin g
‘■»rda allo w e d in the bag
, SHOWING THE OWNERSHIP.
5. The average nu m b e r o f
-
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o
f
p
in
ta
ils
the»'
nor
m
pn
n
io
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,
are
re
m
in
d
d
of
th s year. In a d d itio n , h u n t J
«_ u .
» MANAGEMENT, AND CIR copies o f each issue o f th is
i
m
i
v
move
in
about
the
f.r
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so
rules,
,'n
y
tim
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you
P O R T L A N D S NEW
CULATION OF THE SANDY p u b lic a tio n sold o r d is tr ib u t
" s are rem inded there is n r
st of October. A few c a c k lr
r.ncsf' r yo u r b rds to some
1 POST PUBLISHED WEEKLY ed th ro u g h the m a ils or o th e r
MEMORIAL IOIISHM season on canvasbaek and ~nd white-fronts m ay m ake jth e r person or in te n d to ship
The p u b lic has been in v it AT SANDY. OREGON FOR wise, to pa id subscribers d u r
•edhead ducks th is year. Sin
their appearance, but nor
PREMIER O PE N IN G
'e a few o f these b ird s arc m it-- these bi ds apoear c I by ca rrie r, a w ri'te n sta te ed to d is p la y aprons at the OCTOBER, I960.
in g tlie 12 m onths preceding
m e n t m ust accom pany the a n n u a l ¿Apron ie a sponsored
NOVEM BER 3 T H R U 13
ound in most sections o f th
the date show n above w as:
'.)? later. Local production b.r-'s lis tin g the nu m b e r and by the Ladies A id o f the
1. The name and address of 1000.
ate, h unters w 11 have to
W O R LD FAM O U Sl
•>’ C a 'a d a s is fair and h u n t
in !, the date k ille d , the n a C o m m u n ity P resbyter an Ch
th e p u b lish e r, editor, m a n a g
w atch th e ir shooting and a lfo ers should find som e good
R ichard L. Revenaugh
me and address o fth e co n urch. scheduled fo r October in g e d ito r and business m an-
earn to id e n tify redhead
7unning in the grain and signee. and the sig n a tu re , ad- *6. W ednesday, a t 1:30 PM. I a^ er *s: P u b lish e r R ichard L (sig n a tu re o f e ditor, p u b lish
«nd canvasbacks in flig h t in stubble fields.
“ r business m anager, or own
tire.- s and h u n tin g license C h ild re n --b o th boys and g irls. [
Sandy. Oregon; er >
irder to keep from s h o o tin f
I
n
r
ib
e
r
o
f
the
hunter.
gentlem
en
and
a
ll
in
'e
re
ste
d
'
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d
ito
r
Thursa
"
M.
Revenaugh
The
M
alheur
refuge
is
cl
liese protected species.
Sworn to and subscribed be
ored this year because of
By the w ay. do n 't forget to
allies have been in v ite d to Sandy, Oregon.
fore me th is 4 da y o f October.
H unters w ill be a llo w e d b
v/rrter. Potholes throughou
buy y o u r duck stam p and be d is p la y a p ro n s -e ith e r u n u s
ENCHANTING EDITION!
2. The ow ner is: R ichard L. 1960.
take 3 geese per day, 3 i r
the Bum s area should provid-. 3uro you sign y o u r nam e a ual ones, heirloom s, s tr ik i Revenaugh. Sandy, Oregon.
N IT E L Y A T 8:30
• Seal)
Iv a n A. B arker
possession., T h is bag lim it
som a fair gunning, and stu b
3. The know n bondholders
(Except Sat., Nov. 12, at 9 00 p.m.)
i M y com m ission expires M a v
ay be increased to 6 geese b ie a,id hay fields should be CT09S the face in in k . The ing aprons, or ones w ith a h is
sta m p is not v a lid unless yo u r tory. A program has been m ortgagees, and other sec
14, 1962)
p ro v id in g at least three or fair for Canada geese.
7- M A T IN E E S —7
—----------x
planned.
sig n a tu re is on the face.
more are snow geese. In
Sat., Nov 5, at 2 30 p.m.
F in a i p la n s lo r the N ovem
On the w est side o f the
other words, h unters m a y s h
Sun., Nov. 6 and 13
ber
5 bazaar and luncheon
Cascades,
the
S
auvie
Island
oot up to 6 snow geese d a ily ,
at 1.00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
NOTICE
w ill be com pleted at the W ed
but are lim ite d to o n ly 3 of sho o tin g area appears o n ly
Sat., Nov. 12, at 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
New classified ad deadline nesday m eeting.
the d a rk species w h ic h in fa ir fo r th e opening. Some
in-ertion in the com bined
cludes the Canadas, cacklers. good flig h ts o f m a lla rd s are
in Ihe area, b u t potholes and S a n d / Post and Buyer is now
and w h ite fronts.
_
sloughs
are low. _______
P in ta ils _____
have i
The prospect to r the sea
c i 10 AM
a rriv e d in good num bers and I Tuesday
„
son look fa ir, w ith good g u n th e best g u n n in g w ill prob- J N
New last chance display c-d
n in g in store in some area
The Sandy R idge W omen's
a b ly be on th is species. Sev-
O -s Tuesday. 3 PM
and o n ly mediocre shooti ig
C lu b celebrated its 32nd a n
e ra l flig h ts o f Canadas are j E a rlie r in s e tio - s a.-e c - u
in others. E a rly season gun
I
nive rsa ry on T hu rsd a y, O c t
also u sin g the island.
aged for betie s j . ’ic:
ic rs w ill depend on lo ca l
ober 6 at an a n n iversa ry
A
fe
w
flig
h
ts
of
ducks
are
uck and goose product o r
N ew s deadline is now Tuer,
m e e tin g in the home of Mrs
Rt. 2, Box 394
Sandy
T h e L if e Y ou S ave
w th the best bets the la rg e r scattered th ro u g h o u t the W il day, 3 PM.- earlier filin gs h a
H enry Perret, Sandy. It was
m a rsh la n d areas o f the state. la m e tte v a lle y and e a rly s h
l/« v Be S o m e b o d y
32 years ago th is m onth th a t i s B æ u p M M H .
ve the best chance of pubii-
. untm er Lake should pro.i c oo tin g is expected to be o n ly
4 ladies met a t a home on
E b e 's .
i
-rat
on.
fa
ir
at
the
very
best.
The
>m fa ir to good duck shoo •
Sandy Ridge and decided to
S O M E T H IN G FOR THE
„ fo r e a rly ,,c .con gu in j , I same holds tru e in the m a r
fo rm a club. The g roup has Sympto.ns of Distress Arising from
The Sandy Post
E N TIR E FA M ILY I
the b ig flig h t of sno.v I shes and bay areas a lo n g the
been a c tiv e ly fu n c tio n in g e v
er since.
BRIEFS
The Sandy Post
Public Is Bid
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