Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, October 29, 1981, Page 8, Image 8

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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
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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
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C alam ity Jane s
Carlson Chevrolet
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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»
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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
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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»
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One 29, Two 8
" A " league «landing»
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Sixth grad«* boys >
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l eague standings
Sixth, seventh ami eighth grade
ettrI-
THE COLDER IT GETS THE BETTER IT GRIPS
M l llooders
Oct. 22
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Bowling
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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
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D irt A Aggregate
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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
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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
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Fiberglass
(Belted
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165R13
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FR78xl4
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• Agressive independent
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• Studdable
• High Friction
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P195/75R14
P205/75R14
P215/75R14
P205/75R15
P215/75R15
P225/75R15
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for smooth ride
• Agressive tread design for
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65.77
68.36
71.57
70.06
73.34
78.36
82.61
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Enjoy g re a t pizzas & good tim es at Paola's I
DEPEND ON
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construction
AUTO TRUCK PARTS
POLYESTER
SNOW TIRES
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FOR
QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
EXPERT
MACHINE SHOP SERVICE
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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
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• Steel belted radial construction
• High mileage radial
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We can stud your tires or sell you
studded tires any way ou wont. Les
Schwob has you covered
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255 NE Hogan
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668 4444
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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
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P 1 8 5 /7 5 x l4
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P 2 1 5 /7 5 x l5
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P225/75x15
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