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i <br /> LWr <br /> I <br /> she called for the Dog Officer to come because a dog had gone through the <br /> ice, She had tried to help with a rope and a plank and by the time that <br /> she got there, the dog was gone. She told Ronnie who the dog belonged to <br /> and asked him if he wanted her to get in touch with the people and he said <br /> that he would do it. He never called the woman to tell her that the dog <br /> had gone through the ice and died and when she called him on the phone, he <br /> told her that he had had the dog cremated. Apparently, he backed down on <br /> that story, too. He fin lly explained t the owner that he had buried it <br /> in the dump. The owner wanted the body Haack in order to cremate it. She <br /> Continued by saying that this person is a Conservation Officer and if a dog <br /> is attacking, even if rabid, he should try to capture it and hold it for <br /> observation. <br /> Mrs. Sloane thinks that the Dog Officer and Natural Resources officer} <br /> should do it. Mr. Buckingham wondered where Ron was at the time, if he was <br /> in Mashpee. He added that that part of Mashpee didn't fit the description <br /> of where he saw the deer. Mr. Bnckin ham further said that the deer had <br /> passed the dogs, so the nest of It seemed rather unbelievable. He also <br /> said that he carpi see pulling a -truck in between a dog and a deer}. He <br /> said that the driver has to jump out of the truck., reach behind and pull <br /> the rifle out of the bracket, load it and thea spot a dog 100 yams away. <br /> Mr. LeClair thought it somehow impossible to see whether or not a dog had <br /> a collar on. <br /> Mr. Dias said that a person can always cut the dog off before the <br /> deer; a deer can be about 300 yards ahead: of a dog; you could spot <br /> g <br /> way ahead. Mrs. Sloane., quoting loon at the Selectmen's meeting, "There's <br /> about dogs being shot i <br />