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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1972)
• - SANDY (Ors.) POST Thurv, D«c 21, 1972 (S m 2) F o u r jo in staff at Reynolds s senior analyst and line foreman Later transferred to the fir m ’s company's San P a tricio aluminum reduction plant in reduction plant in Corpus Troutdale and promoted to Christi. Tex as line foreman potline general formen Hawkins attended the Receiving promotions are University of Portland from Harold E Hawkins. Cal Howze. 1945 1962 and currently livea in Tom Pomante and Robert Vancouver. Wash Howze, a native of Daisy. Walker Hawkins returns to the Okla., was employed by Troutdale plant where he Reynolds in 1966 He held was previously employed as various duties at the Troutdale Four more Reynolds Metals Company employees have been meet the mail rush. The Post Office is handling twice the normal amount of mail during the holiday season. < Post photo* BUSY IS the word for the local Post Office. Sandy postmaster John Metsger reports that three extra routes have been added to Join the Fun This Friday! FAMILY ING-A-LONG at Bowman's Buffet Dinner *3.50 Served From 7:30 To 10 Singing Starts At 9:30 Take Tour Turn As A Soloist Or Just Good Listening Pleasure EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT Welches Rd Wemme BOWMAN T O 622-3101 224-7158 o f» * “ • Bhare in the wonder and joy the shepherds felt that first Holy Night when angels brought their glad tidings of peace, good will toward man. OILCO EASTERN, Inc. «Ulti FS “Phil Heat” NEKIN« NILS 24 Hour Service ,2 M 1 4 . CtonlasN I - mm a MB-BQ94 plant. including carbon changer and potman, before being promoted to supervisor in IMS Must recently he has been line foreman at Reynolds Longview. Wash., reduction plant. He lives in Gresham A native Oregonian, Pom ante was firs t employed by Reynolds in 1961 at the Troutdale plant He was bom in Springdale and was graduated from Corbett High School. From 1964 through 1971, he was employed at the Reynolds Longview. Wash . reduction plant. Pomante lives in Troutdale Walker al3o returns to the Troutdale plant where he was employed from 1960 through 1971 Earlier this year he served as line foreman at the Reynolds San Patricio plant. A resident of Oregon since 1941. he attended Gresham and Benson High Schools, followed by night classes at Portland Community College Walker lives in Port land May the joys of this Christmas season rekindle cherished memories, and fill your heart with great happiness. <7(rut cFa&wc SEWING CENTER 8 a JU 1 175 N.E. Need • JUNE KENDELL. OWNER - MANAGER 665-2426 GEORGIANS WARE Davis, left, and Janie Carlson, owners of The Cat's Meow, show their pleasure over winning the merchants display contest. The trophy was donated by Oregon Trail Savings and l.oan and will be on display at the winning store until next sear's contest m rm rririrm n n n rrrin rrjrjrm rrrrn p n n rrirrirp T T ^ ^ Oregon State Game Commission News Here's a note of interest to hunters On Friday, Jan 5, the Game Commission w ill hold a public hearing to establish opening dates for the 1973 big game and upland game bird seasons. The hearing is scheduled at the Commission's Portland headquarters. 1634 SW Alder, and w ill begin at 10 am . Only the opening dates w ill be set by the Commission at that ¡tim e since biological in formation on which to base length of seasons, bag limits, and other rules w ill not be available General regulations for the 1973 seasons w ill be established in May for big game animals and in late July or early August for upland birds and small game All persons interested are invited to attend the hearing Recommendations may be submitted to the Commission in writing or may be presented orally at the meeting With the exception of several special hunts, the 1972 elk seasons are over for the year We urge all elk hunters to dig down in their wallet for the elk hunter’s report card, fill in the several questions asked, and return the card to the Com mission The card is self- addressed and no stamp is needed You w ill be making an im portant contribution to help determine the elk harvest for 1972 by the return of this card Although return cards are not used to compute total harvest (this is accomplished by a questionnaire survey of 20,000 hunters), the cards are used to prorate the elk take by game management unit and special hunting area The more cards returned, the more accurate are the results The report card is issued with each elk tag and bears the same serial number I t ’s also that time of year to sign up for emergency hunts which may be held in 1973 Nimrods interested should file applications by postcard giving name, address, telephone number, and the county applied for Eligible hunters must be at least 18 years of age The filing deadline is January 15. Emergency hunts are used by the Game Commission to control crop damage if and when such damage becomes chronic There is no guarantee that any emergency hunt w ill be held during the coming year, but to be eligible to participate, hunters must have their names on the county rosters Generally such hunts are held within a few days following the emergency ' A hunting license is not needed to apply but is required if a hunter is called to par ticipate Nor is a big game tag needed, but the hunter who takes an animal during the hunt must purchase a >5 tag before the animal becomes .egally his. Nimrods are reminded to file fo r only one county. Following the filing deadline, county rosters are established in the order that applications are received Hunters are called from these rosters if an emergency hunt is scheduled j The chance to participate is By M ILT GUYMON small, a long-odds chance Only a few such hunts have been scheduled since 1957, the first year emergency hunts were first authorized Hunters must participate on short notice, generally within a day or so of being called. It is important, therefore that the A m a g ic a l season full of telephone number is listed If you can’t participate when called, your name autom atically goes to the bottom of the list and the next in line is called. SELL Y O U R HOUSE W ITH A C LA S SIFIE D AD dream s com e true . . . that's w h a t Christm as is. W e wish you much joy. ROLLIE & BILL'S RADIO & TV SPECIAL THANKS FOR YOUR FAITHFULL PATRONAGE 255 N.E. 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