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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1982)
4 - S A N O Y [ O f l ) POST T h u n July 22. 1SS2 (Se< 2) R N G m akes plans for S T E P boxes T h e R h o do den dron Neighborhood Group is awaiting word from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife to learn how many coho salmon eggs will be allotted to the organization in its a t tempt to improve the area's fisheries The coho eggs w ill come through the depart ment's Salmon and Trout Enhancem ent P ro je c t (STEP), and will be plac ed in two sp e c ia lly - designed nesting boxes Each nesting box can hold around 23,000 eggs The locations for the nesting boxes w ill be Meadow Creek and the Little Henry Creek Both streams are located in Rhododendron At one time both of these waterways, along with Henry Creek, were co n s id e re d m a jo r streams for steelhead, trout and salmon O ver th e y e a rs , however, poachers and development took their toll. Long time residents in th e a re a say th a t poachers set up traps and nets in the streams Along with greedy fishermen who took more than their sh are, the fish runs becam e s m a lle r and smaller until they were practically depleted However, the blame for the area's ailing fisheries resource goes beyond the poachers and greedy fis h e rm e n F e a r in g th a t high waters would wash away the bank on their proper ty, they hired a backhoe operator which removed gravel and rock from the middle of the creeks The RNG hopes to be rewarded for the effort, with the creeks will be replenished with fish. In RNG tradition Nesting boxes to benefit wildlife, birds provement a priority by M ICHA EL P. JONES Peat Correspondent R e c e n tly the RNG secured a dozen cedar nesting boxes from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife The nesting boxes, which were constructed by the Boy Scouts, are to serve as replacement nesting and denning sites for wildlife and birds, which depend upon snags for shelter The R h o d o den dron Neighborhood Group is do ing its part to help save habitats, as well as provide alternative ones for birds and other entters who de pend upon them for their continued survival The RNG. w hich reportedly was the first citizen planning organiza tion to band together in Clackamas County, was founded with this in mind. They did so back in the late 60s as a housing develop ment threatened a 30-acre meadow that served as an important habitat for small fur bearing animals and a nesting area for birds It is estimated that at least 83 species of birds in North America rely upon snags. A c c o rd in g to naturalists, 40 percent or better are cavity nesters. T here are over nine species of birds of prey, 11 species of woodpeckers, seven species of ducks, eight species of bats, and over 20 sp ecies of songbirds, all which rely upon snags for a nesting habitat. There are over 15 species The organization suc c e s s fu lly b a ttle d the development to a defeat and, since then, made habitat protection and im of small mammals, such as squirrels, opossum, mice and weasels, who den up in snag cavities. species of furbearers The RNG is concerned b ecau se c r it i c a l w ild acreage in the Mt Hood corridor, which once pro vided these necessary Added to this list are four snags as well as food, water and other essential h a b ita t e le m e n ts lik e reasonably safety from weather and predators, are quickly disappearing The distribution area where the nesting boxes have been placed range from the base of West Zig Zag Mountain to riparian areas near Brightwood Sandy class of 1962 plans reunion The 1862 g rad u atin g class of Sandy Union High School is planning a 20-year reunion the weekend of Ju ly 30-31 In fo rm atio n is being m a ile d to c la s s m a te s re g a rd in g the planned events A number of per sons have not been located, and class members are re q u e s tin g c o m m u n ity assistance in doing so Persons missing include Alvin Byrd, Gloria Dow- nend, JoAnn Duncan. Dick Cortwright, Pat Edes. Ann Fegel, Larry Ford. Blan che Gualt. Rodney Heiser. Bonnie Lake. Karen Ness. Conrad P ittm an . Linda Timberline activities set O re g o n 's h is to r ic Timberline Lodge is the site of three late summer events focusing on the arts On Aug 14 and IS the mountain is for kids as Tim berime presents "T all T a le s .” a weekend of m im e, music, puppetry and s to r y te llin g fo r children of all ages. The work of Oregon's a r tists and craftspeople will be featured on Labor Day Weekend Sept 4. 5 and 6 "High Crafts Plus" offers special musical p erfo r mances, too On Oct. 9 and 10. the ‘ ‘ M o u n ta in P e o p le ” festival will be featured Snyder, Russ Turney, Joe Weatherford. Edna Lattin. Ken H u n te r, Nancy Gregson. Gary Wheeler. Lynn Odom. Cecil Hukee. D w ayn e W illia m s and Irene Williams If relatives or friends can determine the whereabouts of these people, contact Carl Amstad at 668-6736, Vern or Daylene Mann at 668 6476, F ra n W ill at 644-2032, or D e n n is Cutsforth at 645-6645 Also, a reunion invitation is extended to all persons who were on the high school faculty in 1962. Lowest prices in town on meat, SLICED BACON 12 Ounce Vacuum Pack f “ROYAL^ Here's How It Works Receive one Saver Shield stamp with 1 each $5 00 purchase* at Sentry. 2 Pick up blank Saver Shield Cards at our checkout stands 6 Saver Shields fill one card 3. Check our weekly ads and use a filled Saver Shield Card to purchase a Saver Shield Special. You'll enjoy BIG savings on many of your favorite items! * ’ Except purchases prohibited by law. 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