'J n lv .o f Ore L ib ra ry
Eugene Ore
The SANDY POST
Section Two
No. 38
SANDY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SE PT E M B E R 31. l»Gl
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Oregon tru c k e rs paid the sta te
$1.461.620 fo r the use of roads
d u rin g A ugust, a fig u re $46.06.-»
below the sam e period in I960,
acco rd in g to s ta tis tic s released
last w eek by the p u b lic u tility
com m issioner.
C o m m issio n e r Jonel C. H ill
said the c u m u la tiv e to ta l fo r the
fir s t e ig h t m onths of 1961 w as
[$10,080.034. the highest re p o rte d
since co lle ctio n of the present
system o f w e ig h t-m ile ta x a tio n
began In 1933.
E ig lv e e n a n im a ls , lost, s tr a y
ed o r stolen, w e re re p o rte d to
the S tate D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r i
c u ltu re in A ugust A to ta l of 68
w e re re p o rte d m issin g the p re
vious m onth.
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H a tfie ld Pushes Red H at Observance
Especially During Deer, Elk Seasons
G overnor Mark H atfield W ednesday urged all O regonians
to observe the Red Hat Day pledge as they enjoy the sta te 's
forests a n d fields, especially the 300,000 h u n ters, who a re
expected to be licensed.
O regon's a n n u al Red H at Days observance com m enced
Sept. 15. As part of a year-long "Good Outdoor M anners’’
program , em phasis is on hunting safety, ami reducing the
incidence of m an-caused fires and property dam age, H a t
field said.
The Red H a t D ays observance
I is sponsored by fa rm groups,
'tim h e rla n d o perators, co n se rva
tionists, live sto ck in te re sts, labor
organizations, and state and fed
j e ra l agencies.
"T h e h u n tin g license is not au-
th o r i'y io trespass upon p riv a te
lands, nor does it re lie v e the in
d iv id u a l of re s p o n s ib ility fo r the
safety of h im s e lf and o th e r h u n t
ers. L a st y e a r's 53 h u n tin g a c ti-
dents .md 1 1 fa ta litie s , plus the
1961 re co rd to date of 14 such
accidents and 3 deaths should he
s u ffic ie n t evidence of the need
fo r care and ju d g m e n t on the
p a rt o f a ll co n ce rn e d ," H a tfie ld
concluded
County ch a irm e n a re Rex T .
C hilds fo r the w est end, and H a r
old L S m ith fo r the east end.
M ore than 100 e lk h u n te rs w ere
at the p u b lic d ra w in g fo r elk
p e rm its Sept. 7 in P o rtla n d . P e r
m it e lk h u n t season opens N ov.
11 in m ost Oregon coim ties. 4
A t the close o f the d ra w in g ,
some 9,200 a p p lica n ts w e re suc
cessful, w h ile n e a rly 17.(MX) In
d iv id u a ls w ere fo rce d to w a it
u n til next ye a r to t r y a g a in.
E lk h unters a re re m in d e d th a t
those unsuccessful In th e d ra w
ings fo r the Douglas. S iuslaw .
T ra s k and W ilson hunts a re eli-
g ib le fo r a re fu n d on th e ir e lk
ta g if th e y so desire. T h e re fu n d
o nly ap p lie s if you do not intend
to h unt in some o th e r area
Sept. 27 is the re fu n d deadline
Been H e a rin g B ella
Woods m ongers w ho c la im to
havp heard bells and seen green-
eared deer, need not question
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th e ir sa n ity. These a re not h a l
lucinations. T h e y do exist. The
gam e com m ission w o u ld a p p re
ciate persons re p o rtin g e ith e r
sig h tin g o r h e a rin g these c r i t
ters. Deer hu n te rs heading fo r
S ilve r L a ke th is fa ll are e sp e cial
ly alerted, hut ca m p e rs and o th
er outdoorsm en a re also re q u e st
ed to be on the lookout.
B e ll-rin g in g and green-eared
deer are the re s u lt o f a long
range stu d y by the re se a rch d iv i
sion of the gam e co m m issio n on
deer m ovem em and m ig ra tio n s
The S ilv e r La ke w in te r ra nge in
scription by 6 p.m. September
30, or the delivery will be dis
L a ke county is the ce n te r o f the
stu d y w here the gam e c o m m is
sion has traped. m a rke d , and
released w in te rin g a n im a ls, to
d e te rm in e the extent of s u m m e r
range of deer using the w in te r
ing area
O bserve Deer C losely
C olored pla stic o r a lu m in u m
e a r tags and a colored b e ll and
c o lla r are placed on each deer.
Some deer are also equipped
w ith colored p la stic ear s tre a m
ers. The observer is u rged to
t r y and d e te rm in e the co lo r of
the bell and if possible the s y m
bol painted on the deer. It is
e sp e cia lly im p o rta n t th a t the e x
act lo cation of the deer when
seen o r heard be rep o rte d
L a st w in te r. 250 deer w e re la g
ged. and consideredly m o re r e
tu rn s a re expected. B e lls and
tags sent in to the gam e oom-
j m ission w ill he re tu rn e d to the
fin d e r if requested M a rke d deer
m a y be found anyw here on the
i P rem ont. Deschutes o r W inem a
| n a tio n a l forests
continued. . .
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Treat every gun with the respect due a loaded gun. This is the
first rule of gun safety.
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Guns carried into camp or home, or w hen otherwise not in
use, must a lw ays be unloaded, and taken down or have actions
open, guns always should be carried in coses to the shooting orea.
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identifying features of the game you intend to hunt.
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N ever climb a tree or fence or jump a ditch with a loaded
gun; never pull a gun toward you by the muzzle.
N ever shoot a bullet at a flat, hard surface or the tudace of
w ater; when at target practice, be sure your backstop is adequate.
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A void alcoholic drink I boforo or during (hooting.
And help some ambitious boy or girl
win a new Schwinn bike and other
cash prizesl
This offer expires with the
Worthington fills foresi Posidon
R. E. (D ic k i W o rth in g to n has
boon prom otori to D eputy S u p e r
v is o r o f the Mt. Hood N a tio n a l
F orest. S u p e rviso r P aul E. N e ff
announced today.
T h is is a new position and has
been established because nl In
creased resource m an a g e m e n t
w o rk and re sp o n s ib ilitie s on the
M t. Hood Forest. M r. W o rth in g
ton w ill sharp re s p o n s ib ility w ith
the Forest S u p e rviso r p e rm ittin g
m ore le a d ersh ip and d ire c tio n in
the pro te ctio n , d e velopm ent and
m a nagem ent o f forest resources.
M r. W o rth in g to n s h ifts to the
new assignm ent fro m the s ta ff
position in charge o f R e cre a
tio n and Lands w o rk on M t.
Hood, a position he held since
campaign at 6 p.m.
S eptem ber, 1959. H is previous
assig n m e n ts w e re on M t. Hood
as R a n g e r o f the Lakes D is tric t
and as F o re s te r on the Rogue
R iv e r and U m pqua N a tio n a l
Forests.
Saturday, Sept. 31
E M P L O Y M E N T J I M I ’S
Oregon e m p lo ym e n t ju m p e d
by .'{8.500 a d d itio n a l fille d jobs
fro m m id -J u ly to m id-A ugust,
D a vid H. C am eron, C o m m issio n
e r of the State D e p a rtm e n t of
E m p lo ym e n t,
announced
this
week. The increase w as fro m
702.300 to 740,800. A t the same
tim e ,
une m p lo ym e n t
dropped
fro m 37.800 to 33,700.
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