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THE SANOY (O r..) POST Thur»., Dec 26, 196« (Sec. I)
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Schneider Leads Scoring. . .
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Sandy Downs Reynolds
5 3 -4 3 in Wilco
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Goorge M a c A k v y
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Somewhere
the
few butary to the Sandy at B rig h t
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years, sportsmen are going wood) as a possible fly-o n ly
stream . We do need such a
to have to make a few decisions
and at the same tim e , make stream close to Portland. The
way off.
shooting
dropped
Wilco League
themselves heard. Do you want great influx of summer homes
couldn't catch up.
a ll of the tro u t angling waters and year round homes on the
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Schneider led both teams with
in the state to. be of the put low er stretch o f the riv e r from
BOB
BELLAM Y,
THE
22 points and W illiam s added
and take, hatchery
yearling Welches to the mouth would p re
14. S llger high-scoring Pioneer DALLES. The 5-10 senior guard type, o r do you want some of clude using that as fly-o n ly
fo rw a rd , was held to just three. pumped in 27 points in the In our better water kept on
a w ater, but what about the rest
Tom Lemieux,’ 17 paCed Rey dians 75-47 win over Estacada. quality basis?
of it, say fro m Welches on up
nolds, Sandy (53),Schneider,22; Bellamy is considered to be
At a recent Game Commis in the National Forest lands?
S lig e r, 3; Ihrke, 2; W illiam s, one of the best in the league. sion public hearing, the Anglers
Remnants of a long ago run
is c u rre n tly averaging 14
14; Verdoorn, 5; Snyder, 4; He
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present
were
a ll whole- of Spring Chinook use this riv e r
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heartedly in favor of the quality and s t ill an occasional one is
Peterson 3.
Reynolds
(43) Lamont, 4; Other candidates were: Dennis fishing. The subject at that seen in the sum m ertim e. If
whose
last
F e rris , 6; Pattock, 1; Lemieux, Wynn, M olalla,
hearing was the portion of the the weekend hordes of anglers
second shot beat La Salle-he Deshutes u p rive r fro m Maupin with th e ir spin gear, salmon
17, Moore, 12; Doty, 3.
had 18 points. Don Schneider, to Pelton dam. The Commission eggs, and worm s could be kept
Sandy, who scored 22; and La
53 Salle's Tom N iebergall, who staff w ill study the area, me off this one r iv e r , two objectives
Sandy 11 15 13 14
thods of fishing, etc, and report could be met. The Spring Chin
43
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17
11
4
Reynolds
scored 21.
back at the 1969 angling re g ook could be restored to this
riv e r through stocking, and a
ulations hearing.
Some o f the points under con- 1 quality T rout fish e ry could be
sidération fo r this area include created. The Salmon riv e r had
re s tric tin g a ll o r parts of this that too, at one tim e.
It would be desirable to place
section to fly angling only, sev |
eral power boat re s tric tio n s , more re s tric tiv e size lim i
and bag lim it changes with em tation on a ll fly -o n ly w ater.
phasis on quality rather than In England In the Chalk stream
quantity. Probably a ll of the area on such riv e rs as the Test
proposal
changes are fo r the and the Itchen, to name just a
New Zealanders w ill swim in
During th e ir Oregon tour the
the Sandy pool on Sunday arxl New Zealand group w ill engage good of future top flig h t ang couple, such re s tric tio n s apply.
There, the fish must measure
on Monday w ill travel to M t . ln 24 w reatling matches at va r- ling.
This w rite r w ill go on record 12 inches and 2 brace ( 4
Hood fo r a scenic drive to the lous high schools throughout the
as favoring fly -o n ly fishing on fis h ) is a daily lim it.
ski areas and histo ric T im b e r- state.
These B ritis h stream s, in
line Lodge. A snow-mobile ride
C lim ax of the tour w ill be this section of the Deschutes
is planned fo r them( weather th e ir
presence as honored and a complete elim ination of common with the practice in a ll
pe rm ittin g ) and a pizza snack guests of the OSAA State W rest- power boats fro m the Deschutes of the Old W orld countries,
are not public w aters, but leased
at the R atskeller at Govern- lln K Tournament in C o rva llis below Pelton dam. But, this
isn’ t the only piece of water waters. To fish there, you must
ment Camp.
Feb. 21 and 22.
Monday afternoon the team
Next summer
Oregon high that needs consideration. True, buy a "b e a t” fo r the season,
w ill be Introduced to the student school w re stle rs w ill vie fo r restoration of this section of which is solely yours. This is a
defined portion of the stream -
body at an a ll school assembly, polsitons on a s im ila r team , the Deschutes would bear fr u it
On Tuesday, the New Zealand traveling to New Zealand as rapidly as i t is a most p ro site
which
you fig u ra tive ly
grapplers w ill v is it classes in Part of Oregon’ s Culture Ex- ductive riv e r. Three years of " o w n " fo r the season. R iver j
preferential treatm ent such as keepers p a tro l the stream and
Sandy high school to exchange change Program .
ideas and describe life in their
A ll proceeds fro m the w re s tl- is proposed would be sufficient protect the "b e a ts " fro m tre s
country "dow n under."
ing matches w ill go into the to restore these waters to a high passing; enforce the regulations
T h e ir four chaperones w ill be program fo r financing the tr ip quality le ve l, and five years and seasons on the riv e r; and
engage ln stream improvement
luncheon guests Tuesday ofthe to r the Oregon participants. should lead to trophy trout in
work. The fishing pressure is
Sandy Area Chamber of Com-
Tickets fo r the J a n .6 w re s t- superior numbers.
Over the last 18 years, I determined by the number and
merce while team members w ill Bng match are available fro m
size of the "b e a ts” , and in the
lunch at the high school. They the M t. Hood A ll-S ta r coaches have heard numerous anglers
manner the productivity
and
w ill leave that afternoon fo r and may be purchased at the mention the Salmon riv e r ( t r i -
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Don Schneider led the Pion m ira b ly fo r starting center Bob
lim ite d
eers in the destruction of Rey Ihrke who saw only
nolds Friday night at Reynolds action due to an in ju ry . By
as the Sandy star went on a 22- interm ission. Schneider had 14
point rampage in the Pioneers and the Pioneers tra ile d by
53-43 victo ry over the host two, 28-26.
The third quarter was v ir
Lancers.
Superlatives fa il in de scrib tually even as Sandy knotted
ing Schneider's performance. things up at 39-39 after getting
He hit from a ll over, but mostly two m orecounters than the Lan
beyond the 20 foot m a rke r. He cers outscoring them 13-11 in
hit whe he was all alone and when that eight minute frame.
The Pioneers opned up a slim
he was wearing his defender as
a coat. And he hit from all four point, 43-39, lead early
in the last quarter on buckets
angles.
But Reynolds did not give by Schneider and Rick Snyder.
up without a struggle. The fin a l From there they never looked
score was the largest margin back as the Lancers, whose
separating the two quintets all
night.
The game started like the
score might never rearhdouble
figures on either team as
shooters on the two teams could
not find the range. Then Roger
W illiam s, who did an excellent
job as the point man on coach
Nick Robertson’ s tight 1-3-1
A select team of New Zeal
zone defense, got the point -
making started with over three- and high school w re stle rs, now
on a two-month tour of Oregon
minutes gone.
The squads battled evenly under a culture exchange p ro -
I gram, w ill v is it Sandy early next
throughout the fir s t quarter of
the game at which tim e Schnei month.
The team of 16 w re stle rs,
der free outside, as Reynolds
accompanied by four adult chap
employed a zone defense, to
erones, w ill a rrive in Sandy
counter act a size disadvantage,
put SUHS on top, 13-11, fo r only about 4 p.m . Sunday, Jan. 5,
fo r a two day stay. During this
the second tim e in the entire
tim e they w ill be guests of
f ir s t half.
various Sandy high school in
The Lancers then came on as
they outscored th e ir red-clad dividuals.
The
New Zealanders w ill
riv a ls 17-8 in the next six and
compete in the Pioneer gymnas
one-half minutes of the second
ium Monday, Jan. 6, at 7 :30 p.m.
quarter. But the Pioneers came
against a team of Mt. Hood A ll-
back on two fie ld goals by
Stars selected from five local
W illiam s and a g ifte r by Brent
high schools. In addition to
Peterson. Peterson subbed ad
Sandy, the schools are C o r
bett, Gresham, Barlow, Cen
tennial and Reynolds.
SUHS senior Dave Dyal, 155
lb s., w ill be team captain and is David Douglas, th e ir next host gate. >1.25 fo r adults and 759
school.
/ o r students.
one o f six pioneers chos,
the A ll-S ta r team.
Other Sandy w re stle rs on the
team are: sophomores- Tom
I AUTO*TMICK-PARTS Althauser, 110 lbs.; J e rry Wes-
311 E. Proctor
selwink 135 lb.; and Mike Dyal, >
MS-4444
Sandy
150 lbs.; and Juniors - Paul i
Hours: 8 a m to 5 30 p m.
Wunische, 160 lbs.; and Jamie 1
Monday thru Saturday
Hendricks, 165 lbs.
MA CHINK SHOP
SANDY MEN’ S LEAGUE
SUNDAY NITE MIXED
During th e ir stay in Sandy the
Thursday. Dec. 19
DOUBLES
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1st half fin a ls
Sandy Ridge Mem.
37
19
12-23
Clack. Co. Bank
35 21
Pioneer Real Est.
38 26 Cedar Plaza
34 1/2 21 1/2
SanRoEsta
35 29 Smith Motors
33* 23
Sandy Post
34 1/2 29 1/2 Rexall Drug
31 26
Sandy Shell
34 1/2 29 1/2 McKinnon Ent. 26 1/2 29 1/2
Richardson
25 39 Brooks Cafe
17 39
Team #5
25 39 Thriftw ay
11 45
High Team Series- Sandy
Hl Ind. game & s e rie s --F e rn
Ridge 2817, game, M c-K ln -
Hunter 180-527, C a rl Slater non Ent. 968
192-561,
High Ind. Series and game,
Hl Team game 4 series: Joe Ackers 580 and 211.
SanRoEsta Lanes 748-2120.
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/VeiF Zealanders,
All-Stars
To Vie in M a t Bouts Here
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SAN RO ESTA
12-18
End of F ir s t H alf
B ill’ s Brt.wood Store 41 23
' A rt Erickson T ire
39 25
Weaver’ s Dept.
38 1/2 25 1/2
T - J’ s
35 29
Edw. Richfield
33 1/2 30 1/2
Scott’ s Bakery
30 34
Dover Kennels
26 38
Burke’ s Shell,
13 51
Estacada
High ind. game and series
scratch: T ie -F e rn Hunter and
Angie Drum (sub) 189 - - Marge
Thornton 498.
High team game 4 series
—handicap — Edwards R ic h
fie ld , 693 and TJ>s, 1897.
TOWN <i COUNTRY
12-17
(F irs t H alf Standings)
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Brightwood O il
44 1/2 19 1/2
M eter Dairy
39 1/2 24 1/2
Baert’ s Metal
37
27
Sportsman Club 35
29
Gateway Inn
30
34
Mt, Hood Clean. 28
36
H orner’ s M arket 27
37
Team «4
15
49
High Individual game and
series, scratch - - V irg il Cool,
237 and Duncan B rin kle y, 593.
High team game and series,
handicap — Team «4, 1018
and Brightwood O il, 2926.
Austin Graduates
From Navy Basic
Seaman Apprentice M ark S.
Austin, USN, of 142 NE Shaf-
TRIM TRIO
fo rd , Estacada, has been grad
12/20
uated from nine weeks of Navy
W
basic training at the
Naval
San Ro Esta Sk.
43
17
Training Center in San Diego.
401/2 19 1/2
Mt. E lectronics
In the fir s t weeks of his naval
Janz B erryland
37
23
service he studied m ilita ry
31
Skipper B ros Bids. 29
subjects and lived and worked
Estacada A ppli.
36
24
under conditions s im ila r
to
postponed
Edmonds T ra ile r
those he w ill encounter on his
Brooks Cafe
as
37
f ir s t ship o r at his f ir s t shore
postponed
Sculptress bras
station.
High individual game and
In making the tra n sltlo n fro m
series, handicap -- Diane Pe-
c iv ilia n life to Nval se rvice he
terson, 219 and 561.
received in stru ctio n under vet
High team game and series,
eran Navy petty o ffice rs. He
handicap - - Mt. E lectronics, 570
studied seamanship, as well as
and 1526.
su rviva l techniques, m ilita ry
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d r ill and other subjects.
SANDY LUTHERAN LEAGUE
12-18
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A Boring boy, 18-yearold
Cotten-Plcken-4 43
21
Jerald R. Geiszler. has been
C harlies Chimps 37
27
Kens Kats
361/2 271/2 nominated for appointment to
Freddies Freelod. 35
29
th e A ir
Force Academy.
RHUM Dumbs
201 /2 43 1/1 Eighteen other Oregon boys
Jim ’ s C rickets
20
44
also were nominated for the
High individual game and appointment. Senator Mark
s e rie s, scratch — women,Cleo
Hat field' i office announced
Gagner, 198 and 491. Men —
last week.
Ken Flath 205 and 510.
Geiszler is the son of Mr.
High team game and series
and Mrs. Reuben Geiszler. Rt. »
with
handicap — C harlies
C him ps, 70« and 1999.
2. Box 553, Boring.
Short Local
quality of the fishing is assured.
In some of Pennsylvania’ s
most
famed
Brown T rout
w aters, the n o -k ill stream has
been effecti ve and popular. Here
in Oregon, it has been highly
successful on Hosmer Lake,
where fly fishing with barbless
hooks only is allowed fo r A t
lantic Salmon. A ll must be re
turned unharmed to the Lake.
T his was also trie d on the
M etolius last year, and this
w rite r, fo r one, was a ll fo r it.
And, I might add, 1 did have the
fun of catching and releasing
some la rg e r trout than usual
in this section.
The p a rticu la r section of the
Metolius set aside as no k ill
has in the past, been some ex
cellent Brown tro u t w ater, but
in recent years only sm all
Browns could be had. Now, I
learn, much to my chagrin, that
th is n o -k ill policy has been
dropped on the Metolius because
it wasn’ t used enough. I would
say it was not given a fa ir
tr ia l. Given another two years
and a population of larger trout
would have b u ilt up in this
stretch of the riv e r. Then it
would be popular.
If, with the ever expanding
number of anglers that swell
the ranks along the streams
each year, we are to have true I
Quality fishing, we must have
m ore fly -o n ly waters on p ro
ductive stream s. More re s tric
tive bag lim its , and some no
k ill waters are also going to
enter the picture o r we w ill
never succeed ln attaining the
quality of fishing we could have.
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Game Commission News
It’ s tim e once again to sign
up fo r emergency big game
hunts. Those of you who are
interested in participating in
such a hunt during 1969 have
u ntil January 15 to submit ap
plications. You may apply by
sending a card o r le tte r to
the Game Commission giving
your name, address, telephone
number and the county applied
fo r .
Emergency hunts are estab
lished to control crop damage
which may occur at any tim e of
the year. Since it is impossible
to predict ln advance if and
when such damage may occur, it
is necessaryfortheG am eC om -
m lssion to establish county ro s -
te rs of e lig ib le hunters at the
beginning of each year.
Resident hunters 18 years
of age o r older may apply. A
hunting license is not necessary
to apply, but a license w ill be
necessary i f a hunt is called.
Keep in mind that you must
be able to participate on short
notice , and that a ll such hunts
are closely supervised.
The chance to participate in
such a hunt is sm all, but if
hunters wish to have this chance
they must have their name on
a county ro ste r. An emergency
hunt is lim ite d to not more than
a township in size and fo r tak
ine of not more than75 animals,
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