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'»**(1 "-"»"»“ Wl'-W-W d SANDY (O f» ) POSI Ih u f* October 29 19 8 I (See I) Sauvie Island offers unique hunting experience by K E N D l'K B IN O re g o n D e p a r t m e n t o f F is h a nd W ild life Sauvie Isla n d o ffe rs a w a t e r f o w l h u n t in g ex perience which m ay possibly l>e unique anywhere in the U S so close to a large m e t r o p o lit a n a re a lik e P ortla nd It a ttra c ts and holds up to 250,000 ducks and .'to. 000 geese each w in te r and its regulations are designed to serve the needs of a wide va rie ty of hunters If you w ant to go hunting knowing you have a reserva- SRD volleyball results T ruck Designs began the second ha lf of the season in a g re a t w ay by u p e n d in g p r e v io u s ly u n b e a te d Buckboard Pizza, 13-15, 15-11 and 15-10, w hile Joe Koch Ford, con tinu ally im p ro v ing. struck quick in w inning their m atches against Mt Hood Cleaners, 15 11, 15-7, and ( edar Hidge, IS <1. 1 > S Mt H o od C le a n e r s defeated a new " B ” division team < M a r Hidge il1 IS ft A ll teams should note that there w ill be no games on Nov 11 due to the V eteran’s Day holiday The second ha lf of the “ A ” d ivisio n v o lle y b a ll league started off w ith a new team and a few surprises Mt C ountry R ealty lost two m a t ches to Carlson Chevrolet and C a la m ity Jane's In the e v e n in g 's second m a tc h , C a rlson C h e vro le t, w h ich p a rticip a te d w ithout the se r v ic e s o f in ju r e d R a lp h Hogate, lost to C a la m ity Jane’s, 15-7, 15-8 division » I. (a s tile Construction Mt t uuntrv Healtv C alam ity Jane s Carlson Chevrolet S 5 I I I 3 4 I 3 3 3 4 3 (I I 3 3 « 7 2 " H " dtvtsHNI Huckboard Pizza The M ore Truck Design Mt Hood (le a n e r« Joe Koch Ford Cedar Kidgr hon w a itin g fo r you, there is an area on Sauvie where this is possible If you'd ra th e r go on the spur of the m om ent and don't m ind the fir s t come, firs t served system , you can use your w its and ex perience to try to select the best a va ila ble spot If you would ra th e r wander about r iv e r b o t t o m w e tla n d s unhindered by unit boun daries, designated shooting sites or d a ily shooting fees, there is also an area for this To understand the Sauvie Island M anagem ent Area you m ust thin k of it in three pa rts F or m anagem ent p u r poses the hunting area is divided into the N orth U nit, the west side area and the east side area The N o rth U nit has the fewest regulations It con tains at least eight lakes (v a ry in g w ith the rains and the level of the Colum bia R iv e r ) , and C u nningham Slough m eanders ne arly the u n it's fu ll length, em p tying into M ultom ah Channel The unit is reached by d riv in g to the end of Reeder Road on the C olum bia R ive r side of the island where p a rkin g is a va ila b le The e n tire un it is accessible by w a lkin g or by boat fro m the C o lum b ia R ive r or M ultnom ah Chan nel, H u n tin g is p e r m it t e d seven days a week durin g the w a te rfo w l season w ith no check-in or out required Steel shot is req uire d in the N o r th U n it as it is everyw here on the m anage m ent area, but the only other re g u la tio n are those govern in g w a t e r f o w l h u n t in g elsewhere in the state The west side area con sists of five hu ntin g units in clu din g Steelm an, H olm an Point, Mud, Seal and Crane units These units a rc open to p u b lic h u n tin g on dates p u blishe d in the O regon G am e B ir d R e g u la tio n s About 90 hunters can be ac- com m m odated on the west Oct. 22 result» D 45 F 36 A 2 I.C 2 O One Two Three and areas are flooded p rio r to and d u rin g the season The am ount of hunting area depends somewhat on the am ount of ra in fa ll and the units usually do not support th e ir fu ll quota of about 165 hunters per day u n til a fte r the heavy fa ll rains begin H unting in the 12 east side units is by reservation w ith any opportunities not taken by rese rvatio n then open on a firs t come, firs t served ar rangem ent A pp lication for reservations is made in ad vance on cards a va ila b le from spo rting goods outlets in the P ortla nd m etrop olitan are a o r by w r itin g the P o r t la n d o f f ic e o f th e D e p a rtm e n t of F ish and W ild life P arties of up to four hunters m ay apply together Instructio ns for a p p lica tions are found on the cards Those who are successful in th e d r a w in g r e c e iv e a n o tifica tio n slip w hich is ex changed fo r a 85 p e rm it at the east side check station on the m orn ing of hunting A dult basketball meeting set There w ill be three im p o r tant pre season m eetings for m e n ’s basketball league par ticip a n ts F or “ A " divisio n players, the m eeting w ill be Nov S at 7 p m The “ B divisio n meeting w ill be Nov 4 at 7 p m , and the " C ” d iv i sion m eeting w ill be Nov 5 at T his is a h e avily diked area w ith m any canals and floodgates so w ater levels can he con tro lled The east- side area is farm ed to pro vide food crops fo r w in te rin g w a te rfo w l and co ve r on shooting days fo r hunters. 7pm A ll m eetings w ill be held in the low er level of the Sandy C om m unity-S e nior Center, 18348 Pioneer Boulevard F o r fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n , contact B ill K nigh t W e ile r at 668-5569 The station is located near the center of the east-side area just off Reeder Road Some hunting units have num bered posts in d ica tin g the spots w h ere hu nters m ust hunt w ith in the unit In others you choose you r own spot The Dak Island unit has established blinds and those w ith reservations check in and out at a self-service sta tin at the entrance to the area A lthough a ll this sounds p re tty com p lica ted in p rin t, the whole system w orks su p risin g ly sm oothly The regulations are designed to provide a kind of hunting op po rtu m ty that w ill suit a w ide v a rie ty of hunters, w ith o u t excessive c o n flic t and ove rcrow d in g Maps of the N o rth U n it, west-side area and east side area are ava ila b le fro m the DFW and would be helpful to hunters new to the island US SCHWAB SYL basketball results Over 125 are p a rticip a tin g in the Sandy Youth League basketball program The SYL o ffice rs wish to thank the m any people who have volunteered th e ir tim e a n d e f f o r t s in t im in g , scorekeeping and refereeing of the games I.ast week was the firs t of com petition fo r the league side units on any given day H unting is by 15 p e rm it issued on a firs t come, firs t served basis at the west side check station The check sta tio n is lo c a te d ab ou t a q u a rte r of a m ile beyond the end of the blacktop on Sauvie Island Road w hich follow s the dike on the M ultnom ah Channel side of the island Hunters are free to select th e ir hunting spots in three units on the west-wide area w h ile tw o have designated shooting sites The east-side area is the most com plex in term s of regulations It is also usually th e b e st h u n t in g a re a a lth o u g h th e w e s t- s id e equals it at tim es I 0 0 I 0 0 Oct. 2f schedule (C 1» Cedar Kidge S la Sandy gym ) B vs C, 6 30 p m , <S) I) vs G, 7 30 p m ., <S) 2 vs 3, 8 30 p m , IS» Oct. M schedule I vs 3, 6 30 p m , (C) K vs F, 7 30 p m ., ( C ) A vs C, 8 30 p m , (C ) Oct 23 result» F. 4« (, o One 29, Two 8 " A " league «landing» i Seventh and eighth grade buy» I W I) E f *‘H" league »landings Sixth grad«* boys > A H C 1 0 u 0 0 1 » l eague standings Sixth, seventh ami eighth grade ettrI- THE COLDER IT GETS THE BETTER IT GRIPS M l llooders Oct. 22 L 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 G Bowling W 1. W illiam s Th n ftw a y 14 10 13 11 Pioneer Heal Eatete 13 11 Accent Hair 13 12 Town A Country 12 12 Michaels Pre-cast Sheppards < 'on 12 12 Jennie Welches I I 13 D irt A Aggregate » IS Helen W alker. Individual game 21», Individual series Helen W alker, 582, Team games Pioneer Heal Estate. 788. Team sene« Pioneer Heal Estate. 2,154 Hwy. 26, Sandy Les Schw ab s e x c lu s iv e ru b b e r co m p o u n d d e s ig n e d to m a in ta in its fle x ib ility re g a rd le ss of the te m p e ra tu re c o n d it io n s . _ ^ ^ ^ _ ^ LES SCHWABS WINTER RADIAL RETREAD SNOWFLEX Phon» 668 8058 PIZZA J¡£¡_ BARN C o n g ra tu la tio n s to Janice Hawkins Sandy High senior Janice Hawkins is prep o( the week (or being "instrum ental" in getting people involved in Ihe school s Youth L eg islatio n program Her enthusiasm rubs olt on people." said Curtis Health who sponsors Ihe Sl'H S program While two people were involved Iasi year 12 are now expeeted to p a r tic ip a te one Youth L eg islatio n h ill Jan ice introduced last year on child custody was one of the top 25 hills out ol 500 She plans In resub m it it this y e a r, corns ling problems of last spring J a n ic e also is a mem ber of National Honor Society, gymnastics team and Crimson "S" • Available in both whitewall & blackwall • Steel belted or Fiberglass • Studdable Frxlion Tread High Ft it lion i Rubber ’ Compound Fiberglass (Belted 155R13 35.41 165R13 36.9( I75R13 38.5! ER78xl4 44.41 FR78xl4 42.5! G R 78xl4 43.81 165RÌ5 33.21 G R 78xl5 44.71 HR78x15 47.3 LR78xl5 50.7 FET 26’ to 51* • Double tiberglass belted • Agressive independent multi lug tread design • Studdable • High Friction Rubber Compound P185/75R14 ( P195/75R14 P205/75R14 P215/75R14 P205/75R15 P215/75R15 P225/75R15 P235/75R15 • 4 ply polyester construction for smooth ride • Agressive tread design for tractionability « • Studdable A 64.73 65.77 68.36 71.57 70.06 73.34 78.36 82.61 CROSS COUNTRY SNOWFLEX TRACTION RETREADS FREE M O UN TIN G A 7 8 x l3 B78x13 E78xl4 F78xl4 G 7 8 x l4 G78x15 H78x15 L78x15 FET 38’ to 64* Enjoy g re a t pizzas & good tim es at Paola's I DEPEND ON • Polyester construction AUTO TRUCK PARTS POLYESTER SNOW TIRES hggriSMVi FOR QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS EXPERT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 23.40 25.30 29.10 31.00 33.80 34.10 34.65 36.50 • Exchange, add $2.00 it no exchange casing STEEL BELTED A guess of 352 pieces won our second annual Cord of Wood G iveaw ay Contest Sharon Steiner of Gresham was the lucky winner this year ond will, no doubt, keep w arm this winter next to her fireplace • Radial construction for traction ability • Smooth dependable ride WE’RE t î t ■( HEAD- HUNTERS^ 1X _ APA> • Double Steel Belted Construction e All weefhei tread design e High Friction Rubber compound • Steel belted radial construction • High mileage radial • Impact resistant casing 185x14 i 175/70x13 i * 185/70x13 < 185/70x14 I 195/70x14 I FET 1.70 to 2.30 Tread design may vary as to size We can stud your tires or sell you studded tires any way ou wont. Les Schwob has you covered 390 EAST BURNSIDE GRESHAM C Y L IN D E R HEAD R E C O N D ITIO N IN G EN G IN E BLOCK R E C O N D IT IO N IN G P IS T O N AND ROD R E C O N D ITIO N IN G B R A K E S E R V IC E (Disc or D rum ) ■WP- AND Q U A L ITY PARTS GRESHAM SANDY 255 NE Hogan 665 8118 ESTACAOA STORE 39565 Proctor 668 4444 630 6614 713 S.E. » M m lUSE THE LES SCHWABR# CREDIT PLAN >1 OPEN L* (JF* M F 8 to 6 Sot 8 5 ILK, < wr ' ■ ~ 1 Jr •s Tire chains are here Choose from coble chain* or regulor chains tor passenger cart, pick ups RVs Trucks and more les Schwob will even buy bock the chain» you purchase this W inter it you don t use them, just bring them bock otter May i 1981 tor o Full refund STUDS ARE LEGAL AS OF NOVEMBER 1st J,- P S P E C IA L IS T S IN Pl 65/80x13 54 P 1 8 5 /8 0 x l3 57 P 1 8 5 /7 5 x l4 64 P 1 95 /7 5x l4 65 P 2 05 /7 5x l4 67 P 2 1 5 /7 5 x l4 71 P 2 1 5 /7 5 x l5 72 P225/75x15 76 P 2 3 5 /7 5 x l5 82 FET 1.51 to 2.95 9 V s
