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IO V SANDV lU'V (O f» I ) rw POST *. Thur* .. D»<em b»r -■ 3 ------- 1*81 ----- (S»< --- I ) ■ • • Program aimed at curtailing poaching by KEN IR R H IN Orrgun Depurlmrnl of Kish and m id life Two people drive slowly up an eroded logging road The moon is just rising over an eastern ridge A deer >s captured in the sw inging spotlight beam The animal collapses as a gun shot echoes off the hillside It is quickly loaded and co ve re d w ith a ta rp w e ig h te d dow n w ith firewood A fisherman spots the end of a gillnet tied to low brush along a stream bank Tugging on the net, a cargo of d e ca ye d , s tin k in g salmon d rift to the surface The net has been there for several days and the il legally caught fish are wasted Spotlighting, illegal net ting or trapping along with a number of other unlawful activities involving wildlife are c o lle ctive ly called poaching Poaching is a problem in Oregon and those who take w ildlife il legally are thieves. You and I are the victims. A prograr to put the skids on this ^nd other types of fish and w ildlife law violations is being launched in Oregon as a joint effort by the Oregon S ta te P o lic e , O regon Kiwanis Clubs and the Department of Fish and Recreation basketball underway The Sandy men's basket b a ll league began its I9H1 82 season last week at Cedar Ridge and Firwood schools In “B " division games, A D P , led by D ave Chamberlain's nine points, ran away from S.T.C., 31-14. State F a rm In surance, looking like the team to beat, played a strong second h a lf in defeating Dave T u rin ’s team, 51-32 In a later game, S.T.C. came from behind to outshoot Obrist and Cunningham Construc tion, 45-31. In “ C” division action, Ron's No Place won its season opener against Tim Ward’s team, 36 19 Don James scored nine points to lead the T -T a lk P re s b y te ria n s over Williams Thriftway. 41-37, while Mike Pomerenke poured in 12 for the Sandy Adventists in a 40-34 win over P and C Construction Wildlife ‘•Catch a Wildlife Thief or CAW T,” says C liff Hamilton, education super visor for the Fish and W ildlife Department, is aimed at increasing public awareness of the damage done by wildlike thieves and promoting use of a statewide toll free hotline in reporting violations S ticke rs bearing the h o tlin e n u m b e r. 1 800-452 7888. may be a t tached near a telephone, CB radio, tackle box, in a vehicle or other handy location The number w ill connect the caller directly with State Police head quarters in Salem Within minutes a local officer can be dispatched through the police c o m m u n ica tio n s system In addition, a wall poster reminding citizens of the program is available for posting in businesses, offices, schools or other visible locations Kiwanis clubs in many parts of the state w ill be d is tr ib u tin g these m a te ria ls to lo c a l businesses. Hamilton said A counter dispenser for the stickers w ill be available to those w ishing to p a r ticipate Stickers are also available through offices of the Oregon State Police and the Department of Fish and Wildlike Posters can be obtained through the department’s regional of fices or the headquarters office in Portland An audio visual program pointing out the problems caused by poaching has also been prepared for showing to local clubs, schools or other organiza tions. Personnel from par ticipating Kiwanis clubs, the Department of Fish and Wildlife and Oregon State Police can assist in arrang ing a showing P o a ch in g and o th e r violations of th fish and w ildlife laws are a wide spread in Oregon. Game of ficers issue some 15,000 citations annually w ith nearly 1,000 of those involv ing serious big game viola tions But those who are caught represent only a Hwy 26, Sandy PIZZA Sandy Advent tala i 0 I 0 Hon a No Plai e William» Thrtflway Tim Ward P and C Í onni rur twin I« 0 I 0 I o I T Talli Preaby 1er «ana DON'T BE CAUGHT IN THE COLD But he was surprised to find in addition to the numbers on this particular band, a series of Japanese figures And so were water fowl managers who later saw the band Although it is not unusual to see birds with bands or other mark ings from Russia, it is very uncommon for a marked bird from Japan to be found in this country For one thing, relatively little banding has been done in Japan, but m ore sig n ific a n tly , the route from Japan to the U S, in volves a long trip over water compared to the short hop from Russia to North America across the Bering Strait. 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SIZE 155R13 165R13 175R13 ER78xl4 FR78x14 G R 78xl4 HI-TRACTION RADIAL SNOW TIRE BARN Janice Hawkins 0 0 I 0 ••(— INvIaton When Bruce Cava Hero of Portland shot an adult pin tail hen on the last day of October he was not overly I f f SCHWAB surprised to find a metal band on its leg Banding of ducks has been practiced in this country and Canada for a long time and has pro vided an immense log of m igration data on the w a te rfo w l of N o rth America C o n g ra tu la tio n s to M andinga I I I o many people then can con tact despite the best equip ment and total dedication to the job Each officer, said Hamilton, may be responsible for more than a thousand square miles of land and perhaps as many aj 20.000 h u n te rs , fis h e rm e n and o th e r w ildlife users It's an impossible job And that is why each of us has not only the opportuni ty but a responsiblity to help by using the telephone hotline to report violations C a lle rs m ay re m a in anonymous and do not have to appear in court nor assist in apprehension of the suspect CAWT, says Hamilton, is a program you can use to he lp p ro te c t w hat it rightfully yours. Contact the State Police, Depart ment of Fish and Wildlife or your local Kiwanis Club for stickers, posters or a program for your club or organization You can help to insure that the next violator gets CAWT Phon» 668 8058 H " O lvlaton Male Farm A HP ST.C lisle Hailey i ibriat A ( unningbamo I llave Turino I fraction of people involved in such activities In the past information provided by observant citizens has often come too late to make an arrest Use of the toll free number w ill help police receive tips more quicky and to obtain details while they are still fresh in the caller's mind Time and location of the violation, vehicle license number, its direction of travel plus a description of people involved are all valuable tips to help ap prehend a violator The impact of poaching activities ,s impossible to measure, but in some areas it is estimated the illegal kill of wildlife probably ex eeds that taken during authorized seasons The problem tends to worsen during tunes of economic- slowdown Hamilton says this may not be so much from the need for food as for relief from the boredom of unemployment Fish and w ildlife law violators come from a spectrum of social and economic levels Most steal w ildlife out of greed, spite, personal financial gain or simply for kicks Stealing w ild life is a crime in the same way that breaking into your house is a crime. Hamilton said The modern trend is to avoid in vo lve m e n t, he adds, but fish and wildlife belong to everyone and poaching definitely does in volve each of us as civtime When someone steal five or six thousand dollars woth of publicly-owned salmon by snagging or netting, or shoots a deer or elk out of season, the losers are you and me Game law enforcement officers with the Oregon State Policy employ a v a r ie ty of m o dern technology in their work C om puter data banks, night vision scopes, radio c o m m u n ic a t io n s , sophisticated crim e lab techniques and aircraft are among them But no officer or a irp la n e can be everywhere at once, and there is only so much that they can do and only so 668-5595 A lie» ft Duona Youngbar *» a « a r *ti» a » u « In Her itoge Squoro. Sondy 390 E. BURNSIDE 666-9496 USE THE EASY LES SCHWAB CREDIT PLAN Open M on.-Fri 8 6 fîv ; ' df» _ •: ia Sot 8-5
