The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur*., July ÎA 194»
Tentative Hunting Rules
Set by Game Commission
The Oregon State Game Com­
mission in their meeting Sat unlay,
July 9. set the tentative hunting
regulations for 1949. In two
weeks the Commission will recon­
vene, make what changes are
deemed necessary, and make the
regulations final.
The tentative regulations arc as
follows:
Game Commission
Makes Final Hunt
Regulations 1949
Season
September 1 through
5 in all counties we*t of the Sum­
mit of the Cascades.
Bag Limit
2 Blue* or Ruffed
grouse during the 'ntire season.
Season
October I through 5
in that portion of Harney and Mal­
heur Counties south of U. S. High­
way 20.
Bag Limit
2 Sage Gtousc dur-
ing the entire season
It shall be unlawful to
I grouse in possession in camo or in
(the field more than 4 days after
the close of the stated grouse sea­
sons unless tagged with the official
| seal of the Game Commission.
Seafood Princess
Mr* Eva Aubrey and Mrs. Ray-
inond Thies aiid son* l>ui'Wiii and
Malcolm recently enjoy<*i n motor
j trip to the Oregon Caves and on
to Eureka. California where they
visited a brother and son. Irvin
Aubicy and Norman Aubrey and
family. Roth men are employed at
Addison's logging camp On their
return trip they stop|>ed at the
Trees of Mystery'and other points
of interest.
Mrs Velma Barrel returned
home Friday after »(tending five
weeks at Carbondale. Colorado
with her sister, Mrs Heit Hinkle,
and family She returned with her
nephew, Roy Heck, who came to
Springfield to visit hi* parents,
and other relatives.
Hob Shofslall of Redmond, a
former resident is visiting friends
here this week He drove over
with his parents, Mr and Mr*
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Combs of A W Shofstall, who spent Sun-
Los Angeles are visiting at the u.iy With the 8 F Kose family .it
home of her brother and sister-in
r*sw aiwihilan High Commissioner In Germany, John J McCloy *«•
law, Mr and Mrs. Loren Lind
presses optimism tor th* Garman futur* after arriving In Berlin, where
and enjoying a vacation of two
Albert Martin accompanied
he la shown being greeted by Maj Gen. 11 V. Douglas of Uie U. 8. Air
weeks. Mr. Combs is employed by Ronald Sheary to Dunsmuir. Calif,
Fores. He pledged continued Urmiies* toward Russia and said th* airlift
the Pacific Telephone and Tele­ where ho spent the week visiting
will continu* lo operata.
(Army Kadiophoto from Internatlonul)
graph Company in Los Angeles at the Sheary home.
and Mrs Combs is in the office of
Wedding Invitation*
Ramon Fuller of the Sentinel
the Shell Oil Company.
Mrs. G. p. McClanahan of stuff has lavn vacationing fur the
Grants Pass s|H*nt the week euri
Mrs William L, Baker nnd little in Cottage Grove visiting with her his wife with Mr. amt Mrs Thro.
son returned to their home in lather, G W McFarland and
Prim are fishing und loafing along
Ketchikan, Alaska. S u n d a y by­ er relative* She returned to her the coast.
plane She was called hero by the home Monday accompanied by her
death of her fatlwr, E. R. Crabb. father, who will visit in Grants
THe
I tn Recreation
Pass for a while.
association bi-monthly dance will
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Erwin
be held Satin day night, July 30.
Naval Chaplain Peter Bakker, in the nx-rrational hall, for meiu-
had as house guests the (last ten
days their son-in-law and daugh­ former pastor of the First Bap­ bers and invited guest* Evelyn
ter. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brews­ tist church here, visited friends Lewis and orchestra will play.
ter and daughter Barbara Ann of here Sunday briefly A picnic din
Burbank. California, and Mrs ner was served In his honor Sun­
Grace White of Glendale. Cal Also day noon. He joined hi* ship in Call! . nephew of Mr*. Gene Ware
which will participate !n is visiting at the Ware home a* l*
visiting the Erwins were their
son and wife. Mr and Mr* Dan B Arctic maneuvers at Point liar Mrs. Huth MeBve, of Kansas City.
Erwin of South Gate. California tow. Alaska
Mo. mother of Mr Ware Mrs
and their son-in-law anil daughter.
McB<*' accompanied the Wans
Recruit Marvin G Boyer,
Mr and Mrs Bert Chandler and
home on their rwent
tage
serving
children Freddy and Sharon L^nn.'
h the an extended visit
. Eighth Army in Sendai, J a | mii >.
of Corvallis.
j has been promote! to the grade
Joe Owen Jr., was dischi
Misa Sandra Carlson was a °* private and transferred finni from the irmy at Camp lax-
;uest of Mr and Mr*. Walter
Ninth Corps Training ~
Hat-
he has been attending
Woodard on a trip to IHntland on ! '«lion to the 62nd Signal Bat-
Thursday.
; talion. Ninth Cori».
13tli and arrived at the home ol
his liaient* in
No. everyone certainly
on tin
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Ifcyne
Mr. and Mrs Hill Dietrich and 18th.
can t have two cars in their
have rented their home and moved ‘toughter landa of Bremerton
to 3425 Coburg Road. Eugene.
Washington are visiting at the
A daughter, Linda June, was garage no matter what the
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home of Mr. and Mr*. Casey Itorn to Mr. and Mr*. Joe Owen campaign promises, so keep
The Misses Helen Axley. Jean- | Hey ne on Mosby creek
Jr, nt a Eugene hospital. Mr*
the one you have in tip top
nette and Elizabeth Woikman re­
Oven Jr and baby are stay ing
shape Bring it in today for
turned home Tuesday from a trip
Phil and Donnie Heyne are
to Seaside. Seattle. Victoria. B C. spending the Wwk at the roast at sinter, Mr*. Richard Jarrett nt a check up.
anil through Goldendale. Washing­ the Overton cabin at Florence*. Creswell amt plan on moving to
ton where they visited an aunt of The family is hoping for a big Drain where Mr. Owen is cm-
Miss Axley.
incus of fish.
ployed.
KEEP YOUR CAR
Area
Benton, l-inn. Lane.
Area
Benton. Linn. Lane.
After holding the regular second
I Douglas. Josephine. Jackson. Coos.
'
Any upland game bird to be public hearing Saturday. July 23. ; and Curry Oountie*.
the
Oregon
State
Game
Commis-
transported through or possessed I
Season
October 1 to 20.
In a closed area or area of lesser ston made the final hunting regu-
Bag Limit — 5 in possession.
bag limit must be checked by a | la t ions for 1949 The regulations
Area
Columbia, Washing! in.
Jtate officer in the area in which were set as previously announced Multnomah. Clackamas. Manon.
in
the
tentative
regulations
with
1
• they were legally taken Said of-
Yamhill and Polk Counties.
fleer will record the date and five relatively minor changes The h
Season
Open season entire
changes made were as follows:
County of kill on the hunters
year.
i
1.
The
extended
elk
season
in
license It shall be unlawful to
5 in possession.
Bag Limit
the
Baker.
Oregon
area
will
close
possess more than the legal limit
Flirbearing Animals
on
December
31
instead
of
on
.
of upland game birds in any area
Mink Muskrat and Otter:
Unless license is ma.ked to .ndi- January 31 as was announced in
November 15. 1949. to
the
tentative
regulations.
cate that the birds in jiossession
February- 15. 1950. both dates in-
2.
The
portion
of
Douglas
Coun
­
were killed in an area where such
ty lying east of U. S. Rout* 99 will elusive.
• possession limit is legal.
Raccoon :
be closed to elk hunting.
Limits may be checked at any
Season
3 The Mountain Sheep Game
November 15. 19-19. to
Game Comission or state police Refuge in Wallowa County will October 15, 1949. both dates in­
station or by any .tat: officer in be open to waterfoul hunting only. clusive.
the field within the county or
4. The Myrtle Park Game Refuge Marten. Fisher. Bearer anil Ring-
A SiCRETABY and an accomplished
area where such bag limits apply. in Harney County will be closed to '
violinist, Anita Carlson, 19, Tren­
Ring-Neck Pheasants!
hunting.
Season - Closed entire year.
ton, N. J., was chosen as New
Are* I.
5. Sherman County will be clos- I Big Game Seasons
Jersey's “Seafood Princess.” She
Season
Noon. October 21 ed to deer hunting.
Antelope:
will represent the Garden State
through 26 in Columbia. Washing­
The Commission hopes to have ( Open season. August 20 to throughout the year at events call­
ton, Multnomah. Clackamas. the hunting regulations out in I August 25. inclusive.
ing attention to New Jersey's sea­
Marion, Yamhill. Polk. Benton. the regular printed form before
Number of permits. 1.000
food products.
(I nternalioniil)
Linn. Lane. Douglas, Coo* and the first of September
Bag Limit — one adult buck
Klamath Counties.
Oregon Game Director Appoiated antelope having horns longer than
along Highway 82 to Joseph
Bag Limit — 2 cock pheasants
Carl Hill. Chairman of the re- the ears.
per day and not more than 6 dur- cently appointed Oregon State
All hunter required to return thence northeasterly along the
ing the entire season
Game Commission, announced late report card attached to antelope Sheep Creek road to its junction
with the Imnaha River, thence
Saturday that the Commission had tag.
Season
Noon, October 21 ( appointed Charles A. Lockwood to
Open area: Those portions of northeasterly- down the Imnaha
through October 30 in Josephine, the position of state game director, Lake. Harney, and Malheur Coun­ River to its confluence with the
Jackson. Deschutes. Crook. Hood the term to run through December ties east of U. S. Highway 395 Snake River, thence following the
River, Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam. 31. 1949. In making the announce­ and south of U. S. Highway 20.
state line to the North and west
to its intersection with the Grand.
Wheeler, Morrow Umatilla, Un­ ment, Mr Hill stated that in their General Deer Seaaoa:
ion. Wallowa. BaKer. Grant. Har­ brief review of the departments
Open season. October 1 to Ronde River, the point of begin­
ney and that portion of Jefferson and personnel the members of the October 20. inclusive, in all coun- ning.
County outside the Madras Ir­ new Commission were favorably- ties for black-tail and mule deci
The open season for elk of eithei
rigation Project.
impressed. but they desire time to having not less than forked ant­ sex shall tie extended from Novem­
Bag Limit — 3 cock pheasants ! more fully familiarize themselves lers; and in Douglas County only ber 21 to January 31, inclusive, in
with all activities before taking for white-tail deer having not less the following described area; Be­
ginning at the city of Baker
permanent action.
than forked antlers.
thence south along State Highway
Mr. Lockwood, as state game
Bag Limit — one deer having No. 7 to its junction with Elk
MOVING
Melinda Carlson left for San
Mr and Mrs. Cecil VanPool re­
director, announced that he had not less than forked antlers.
Mr. and Mrs Manley C. Fuller,
Creek, thence northwesterly up Francisco Wednesday on the new turned Sunday from ti two weeks Bennett creek road, and Mr. and
appointed P. W. Schneider, to the
Report card attached to deer
new post of assistant game direc­ tag required to be returned to the Elk Creek to its junction with the Dnylighter train She will visit vacation spent with relatives and Mr* Sven Rusch, of Junction City,
tor. Mr. Lockwood was Oregon Game Commission within thirty- boundary of the Baker Watershed, friends for two weeks at San friends in the southwest. They s|>ent last week end nt Newfiort.
visited in Holdenville and Chick­
state game supervisor under the days after the close of the deer thence following east and north Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kent spent asha, Oklahoma, Shamrock, Texas
old law that expired as a result of season, whether the hunter is boundary of the watershed to the
Darning Hlmklnsa
the new one passed by the last successful or not. Failure to com­ summit of Elkhorn Ridge, thence the week end at Redmond with and returned by the way of the
In darning a hole in * stocking
northwesterly along the ridge their son Tommy Jones and family. Painted Desert and Grand Can­ work in the bin* to keep strain
session of the Oregon legislature.
5th & Wash.
Phone 163
ply gives Game Commission right summit to Anthony Lakes, thence They were accompanied by Mis. yon in Arizona.
Mr. Schneider was formerly in
from the real of the storking
to
refuse
deer
tag
the
following
north along the Anthony Butte Ivan Patten and two daughters
charge of the game division.
season.
road to Bear Wallow Spring in who are spending the wx-ek there
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huser of
Archery Seasons:
Union County, thence north and with the Jones family.
Carlsbad. New Mexico, visited
"OU, BUT II
per day and not more than 9 dur-
All archers required to have east along Telephone Line Trail
briefly the first of the week with
archery permit in possession while to the Forest Service boundary at
Mrs. May Huntley of Indepen­ his sister. Mrs. Spring and family
ing the entire season.
hunting
in
any
archery
area.
Re
­
I toward Meadows, thence north- dence is a house guest this week and with a nephew, Cecil V’anPool
ISN’T
port card attached to this permit
Season
Noon, October 21 required to be returned to the easterly along the Ladd CrCek at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and family.
through November 9 in Malheur Game Commission within thirty Road to its junction with U. S. Knaffle Haynes. Mrs. Huntley and
ANY MOBtr
Highway 30 at Hot Lake, thence Mrs. Haynes are cousins.
Mrs. Fannie Gouda of Port hi nil
County.
days after the close of archery- south along U. S. Highway 30 to
is
spending a two weeks vaca t ion
Bag Limit — 4 cock pheasants season.
the city of Baker, the point Of
The Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Grimes here visiting relatives and friends.
per day and not more than 12 dur­
Archery permits issued free upon beginning.
and daughters Carolyn. Roberta
ing the entire season.
application to Game Commission.
Game Refuge* O(»«-n to Hunting
Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenthal
and Shirley of Chiloquin visited
Are* IV. — Summer Lake Pheas­
All archery hunters required to
The follow ing game reserves will the first of the week with the Rev. and son William Jr., of Lincoln.
ant Study Area:
have deer and or elk tags in pos­ be open to hunting during the Grimes' brother-in-law and sister, Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. Alliert
Season
Noon. October 21 session as well as archery Permit. regular open seasons for game
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe. The Rosenthal and family of Medford
through November 9 and Noon,
All deer and/or elk must be birds and game animals except as Rev. Grimes is a minister of the arrived Wednesday to visit their
December 19 through January 1. taken by means of long bow and
specified:
(|pen Bible Standard and is being father, A. L. Rosenthal and family
1950, in the Summer Lak“ Valley. barbless broad arrow only. Fol­ otherwise
Canyon Creek Ganw Refuge
transferred to Salem, where a of Lorane route. They all enjoyed
Bag Limit — 4 pheasants cf lowing minimum weights and sizes
fishing at Winchester Bay and
Salt Creek Grass Mountain church will be built.
either sex per day and not more are recommended:
Coos Bay. returning home Thurs­
Myrtle Park, Steens Mountain.
than 12 during the entire season
Bow — Not less than 40 pounds. Cow Creek, Mule Deer, Three Sis­
Mr and Mrs. Millard Hutchison day. On Friday they left for their
It shall be unlawful for any
Arrow — Not less han 1 ounce ters, Wallowa Mountain Sheep have as their guests this week homes.
Wadding Aaaouae*-
hunter to take more than 12 <437'i grains). Arrowhead — Not Refuge, Mt. Emily Game Refuge. Mrs. Leon Bray and
daughter
pheasants in the aggregate dur­ less than % inches wide.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Purdin
Warner Game Refuge outside the Edith of Del Ray, California. Mrs
ing the 1949 season.
exterior boundaries of the Hart Bray is a sister-in-law of Mrs of Byron, Illinois arrived Tuesday
Open
seasons
and
bag
limit
for
Valley Quail:
for a visit at the home of Mr. and
and pencils of every t;rade.
special archery areas are as Mountain Antelope Refuge, and Hutchison.
Season — Noon. October 21 follows:
Mrs. D P. Potter Mrs. Purdin is
the following portions of other
through October 30 in Josephine. 'It. Emily Game Refuge {Union state game refuges::
Dr. C. R. Simkins, who makes the youngest sister of Mr. Potter
Jackson. Deschutes,
--------- , Crook, Hood and Umatilla Counties)
That part of Oregon Caves his home with Mr. and Mrs. Leo The Purdins are returning the
The famous Ticondero-.a No. 1386 still sells for 5 cents.
River. Wasco, Sherman. G'lliam.
Open season — September 17 Refuge outside the Lake and Cave Wilson, Route 1, Creswell, is re­ visit of Mr. and Mrs. Potter made
Wheeler. Morrow. Umatilla, Grant to September 28, inclusive.
Creek drainages which includes ported very ill in a Eugene hos­ 32 years ago. Mr. Purdin is a vet­
and that portion of Jefferson
eran teacher in the Illinois school
Bag Limit — one deer of either the Oregon Caves Monument and pital.
A fm Bride
r
County outside of the Madras Ir­ sex and one elk of either sex.
system.
is bounded by summits on the
Booklet. . oil
'
rigation Project.
north, east, and south.
Mrs. W. A. Hemenway. daughter
about the Wedding
GENERAL
ELK
SEASON
Bag Limit — 5 valley quail per
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Addington
The Ochoco Refuge with the Miss Margaret Hemenway of Eu­
Report card attached to elk tag
day and not more than 15 during
exception of the northwest corner, gene, and granddaughter Marjorie and daughter, Suzie from London
required
to
be
returned
to
the
A;»// 70*7/
the entire seasan.
visited over the week end at the
Game Commission within thirty bounded on the south by the Gerow Hemenway, spent a few days last Ora Addington home.
Phone 555 556
to (oou about weddiag etiquette
Hungarian Partridge:
road and on the east by the Look­ week at the coast, most of the
days
after
the
close
of
the
elk
Season — Noon, October 21
out Mountain road as posted.
time being spent around Newport.
to November 9 in Malheur County season, whether the hunter is
The Burnt River Game Refuge
successful
or
not.
Failure
to
file
only.
House guests this week at the
such report gives Game Commis­ and the Whitetail Deer Refuge
Bag Limit — 3 Hungarian part­ sion right to refuse elk tag for the open to deer hunting only during home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hem­
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ridge per day and not more than next season.
the regular open season.
enway are the Misses Bertha and
6 during the entire season.
That portion of the Deschutes Hazel Stephens, formerly of Cot­
116 N. «th
Phone 555 or 55«
Western Oregon
Blue and Ruffed Grouse;
Open season — October 25 to Game reservation lying south of tage Grove and now of Ashland.
the posted Paulina Creek road Bertha Stephens is a teacher at
November 3, inclusive.
from
its junction with U. S. the Oregon College of Education
Bag Limit — One bull elk hav­
ing antlers with three points or Highway 97 on the west and the at Ashland.
more, including the brow tine, .>• China Hat road on the east.
The local WTCU will have a
Open area
That portion of
picnic at the city park on next
Onion
Peak
Area
—
Clatsop
and
Oregon, with the exception of
Wednesday noon. The public is
Washington and Tillamook Coun­ Tillamook Counties as during 1948 invited.
season. Provided that the area
ties west of U. S. Highway 97.
shall be open to pigeon hunting
E*«ter Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nixon return­
during
the season.
Open season — October 25 to
ed from Belnap Springs where they
Ecola
Park
Area
Clatsop
November 20, inclusive.
spent a week vacationing in that
Bag Limit — One elk of either County as during 1948 season.
FOR
Santiam Area — Marion County area. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon are pre­
SALES
sex in the area east of U. S. High­
paring to move to their new home
way 97, except that only bull elk as during 1948 season.
on Be nnett Creek road, which they
Molalla
Area
Clackamas
having antlers may be taken in the
recently purchased.
following described area: Begin­ County as during 1948 season.
Tillamook Burn
Tillamook
ning
at
the
junction
of
the
Grande
ADVERTISE
Mr and Mrs. C. S. Roberts of
ITEMS
Ronde River with the state line, County.
near San Francisco stopped brief­
thence south and west up the
ly for a visit with the R H. Bush­
Grande Ronde River to its inter­
ell family. The Bushells and Rob­
section with U. S. Highway 30
erts familiek were neighbors years
near La Grande, thence north­
ago.
TIMES
westerly along U. S. Highway 30 to
its junction with the Starkey road
Mrs. P. S. Bukowski returned
thence west and south along the
the first of the week from an ex­
Starkey road to Starkey, thence
tended visit with relatives at
south and east along the Chicken
PEOPLE
Stamford, Texas. While there,
Hill road past Chicken Hill to
R. L. Bushell, 72, father of R H
Anthony lakes, thence north along
Bushell and Mrs. Bukowski of
the Anthony Butte road to Bear
Cottage Grove passed away on
Wallow Spring in Union County,
June 22 after an extended illness.
thence north and east along thé
Mrs. Bukowski was met by her
Telephone Line Trail to the Forest
husband and his brother, Frank
Service boundary at Howard
Bukowski, at San Bruno, Calif.,
Meadows, thence northeasterly
where they visited the Elmer
along the Ladd Creek road to its
Bushells. Her nephew, "Skipper"
junction with U. S. Highway 30 at
Bushell, returned home with them
Hot I^ike, thence northwesterly 'It take* time, of course, to grow for a visit.
along U. S. Highway 30 to La
a fur coat.”
Grande, thence northeasterly
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