The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, July 06, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

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' Commission Lists
Clam Digging Rules
Cottage Grove
Sand and Gravel
Cottage Grove National Guard Unit at Fort Lewis
With I he advent of the summer
scaaun, the Oregon Fish Comml*
«ion wishes to remind clam dlg-
gvrx that Ilie prment regulation*
governing Ilie digging of buy clams
and razor clam» fm |M i*onnl use
lire:
1
The Inking and or jx»»sc«-
*ion of clam» for personal use
means Ilie Inking, digging, or
|Xissexsillg the rhim lor one » u*e
I ii< 11 v iili in I ly or for the use of hl»
family or guent» and not for sale,
barter, exchange or disposition in
any other manner.
2
. Huy clam* may I m - taken for
l»'r»onul 11if nt any lime without
a liceniw in < iregon water»; ex­
cept Unit horse dama may lie
taken only during the |>eriod July
1 to December 31 of any year, I mi I h
dale* inclusive.
3. The tag limit I m three dozen
(36) buy clam» of all k | m *'| cm in
the aggregate in any one day, not
more than eighteen ( IX) <>t which
may lie honu* damn. The first
thirty-six t36> clamM dug. taken
or caught k I i . i II be counted as and
»hall constitute tor that day the
personal use bag limit.
I Razor clam« are not included
in the bag limit lor liny clams. The
daily bag limit lor personal use
on this »iM-cics also being thirty-
Mix (36) clam* per day. The first
thirty-six (36) razor clumw dug They are, flist row (b It to rlght ) : GitrlInghoiiM-, Girini, I raM-r, Wlrw,
or taken .shall Is- counted ns and Sutton; M-comI row; Maro, < ooley, Swan, Biniti, ( apt. Bullard (com-
shall constitute for that day the
is rsonal use bug limit
Razoi ( nutnillng olllcer), Ist Li. Builder, ’.'mi l.t. Nturge», Hull, l'um-ll; thlrd
clams may also Is- token or dug
al any lime for |»TM>nul use with-/
out a license.
Fill Dirt - Loam
and
Bar Run
Phone 684
You can endure
the heat better
with these aids.
by Helle Burkholder
I Julies' Golf ('orresimndcnt
Colognes
Dorothy Gray Si.
Black Magic $1.
Tussy-Blueice SI.
Deodorants
Dorothy Gray
Atomist
SI.
Dryad Mist 49c
Stopette
Spray
60c
Undies Day at the golf course
Wednesday resulted in Frances
Hunter'» triumph over Hartara
Hill, with Frances attaining the
coveted fust place on the ladder
Frances’s score was quite low-. As
she said, "It is the fust tunc I
have broken fifty."
Hnrtarn, however, won the tro­
phy for having the lowest numls-i
of putts on the Inst five Remem-
tier, we meet nt 9 instead of 1 on
Wednesdays due to the tint
went her.
The regular two-balls arc held
Tuesday nite with a |x>tluck din­
ner to follow nt the club house
last Tuesday's two-ball was |>oxt-
I Mined because of the holiday.
POISON
OBfW OAK or
■ VW SUMAC
OVY-DRY)
59$
Wc give Saving Stamps
Kelly Dr ufi,
(MW Main
Ph. 37
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
Ph. 211
«32 Main
In spite of tiie tour-day holiday
this week, wc haven't had any rc-
porta of big catches recently,
However, from now on is the time
when tilings should lx1 getting
really good.
Wc understand that Dale ttwens
and his putty caught some nin*
sized trout over the holidays, but
otherwise, catches have been me-
diocrc. Fish should start to bite
soon in the McKenzie now that
the water is going down, and the
situation in Diamond. Paulina, ami
East lakes should pick up in the
next lew days.
Here’s how it is in some of th.-
other parts of the state:
Giving strong sup|x>rt to pitch­
ers Lloyd Russell and Lester Goff,
the Floyd Githcns-American Le­
gion sponsored team played its
Trout angling continues poor to
fair on the coastal streams. There
have been no summer runs report­
ed. The best trout catches are re­
ported from tidewater, while surf
md tay fishing continues excel­
lent • St iijx-d tass fishing on lower
Coos Hay is fair, with plugs or
jigs getting the best results. A few
xtri|>cd bass arc being caught w ith
bait on the Miilacoma river.
Southern Oregon
Water conditions on the Upper
t'm|>qua are excellent and trout
fishing is very good. The take on
flics is steadily improving. In the
mam Rogue and tributaries, trout
fishing is good to excellent. The-
best
are rcjxirted on
single eggs in the North Fork.
Black gnat mid nival coachman
Ilies in the Upper Roguy and gray
hackle* and bucktail coachman
flics in the Middle Rogue and its
tributaries an* the liest producers.
Salmon fishing is fair.
Willamette Valley
Numerous streams in the valley
remain fair to good tor trout an­
gling. Milk crock in Polk county
lias produced well on single egg.
while nice catches also have been
H*|x>rtcd on Abiqua creek ip Mar­
ion county with gray hackle and
blue upright Ilies.
All streams in eastern I auw
county arc in excellent condition
Fly fishing in the Middle Fork
of the Willamette has been good
with the bucktail caddis being a
good fish getter. The Marilyn-
lakes have been g-H>d while Gold
lake has been poor.
VV liitti kind, Radway, Zustiak; fourth row: Shi-i ts, Thomas, Stulki-n,
Wilson. M. Yearous, Milh-r, Powell Tayl -r, Biirkh-o, ( asp«-r; fiftli row,
Duncan, ft. Groat, Hutson. Gough, Adams, Roby, Magnusson, Tatum,
K. (taper; sixth row: smith, Ward, Pitcher, Barta, G. Yearm»,
Mi iiham, Hudson, ( ook, Hunter, Bush.
Messrs, and Mmes. Myron P< rry
and Art Wcinkauf return«d th«-
first of the week from a fishing
trip up the North Umpqua near
Eagle Rock. They report plenty
of fish.
Hi Water
Ix> Water
Lo Water
Thurs.
6
6:00
6.3
12:31
2.1
6:4»
7.7
12:24
l.l
Frl.
7
7:03
5.8
1:28
1.8
7:34
7.7
1:10
1.7
Sat.
8
8:11
5.5
2:27
1.4
8:20
7.7
1:50
2.8
Sun.
9
9:21
5.4
3:24
1.0
0:07
7.8
2:55
2.8
Mon.
10
10:28
5.5
4:18
0.5
B:M
7.8
8:52
3.2
Tues.
11
11:30
5.7
5:09
0.0
4:18
8.8
Wed.
12
13t2A
6.0
5:56
0.4
10:43 7.»
_________
11:27 8.0
Thurs.
13
1 :<>W
6.?
6:40
0.7
5:40 8.1
6:27
8.4
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specializes in this work. If you
can put it in while you wait
hours. There are no squeaks ..
no rattles.. and you'll probably
save money here.
“She’s the smart girl who suggested we call the ZUM­
WALT & WILLIAMS SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY
to do that road job . . . her boyfriend patronizes them.” ,
Woody’s
Giass Shop
Main
3 River Road
Ph. 818
Zumwalt & Williams
Sand & Gravel Co.
Phone 384R2
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Immediate installation for '46 thru '50 Fords.
Other makes and models available within 10 days.
Effective thru the month of July only.
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Too Late to Classify ,
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Hi Water
PLASTIC SEAT COVERS
State Buys Site for
Coastal Hatchery
The annual public hearing on
The Big Creek game fish hatch­
hunting regulations will be held cry site on the Oregon coast has
by the Otcgon Slate Game Com-1 just been purchased by the Oregon
mission at 10'00 am., July 14, the (State Game Commission. Erection
time prescribed by statu«*. Tliciof a hatchcry on Big t leek below
Commission's Portland headquar- Yachats was approved over a
ago by the Game Commission
located nt 1634 S. W
ns t ruction plans have been
. «L.n«' bomp
eted. and . the
A .i> ! persons and organizations.
.
. Game
.. . Com-
, .
mission noix-s to place the hatch-
ntersted in regulation« pertaining’
1
.
*
.
ery m oixration sometime next
to seasons, tag limits, and metho^ |
hatch „s ei ht
by
of taking game
gam -
and two
birds, and furbearmg annuals . ie
wju
for
cut.
invited to attend,
lions from all part.es will lx-, „
KUvt,r «^mon. chmooks.
heard, but for accuracy in the re- <n. hUvJhead
< haries Lockwood, s
(himo Director, requests that
O A C BOARD TO
important fact and statements ” HEAR LOGGING PROBLEMS
submitted in writing.
The newly created O. & C. ad-
Tentative regulations will
1 visbry boaid will hold a meeting in
announced after the hear.ng. The ! the new post office building. room
Commission will reconvene within 1 12. Eugene, Tuesday. July 12, be­
two
?ks. make any changes ginning at 1:00 p.m. The first part
deemed necessary, and set the nf ,pjS meeting is opened to the
final hunting regulations for 1950 public. The right-of-way problems
°f 'he lodging industry will be
‘
sed in relation to the timber
rales contract. Deliberations of
------- -------------------------------------------- the board f 'lowing will be held at
i |R SALE: 1937 Ford Coupe, a closed session.
$125.00. Inquire Oscar New lun.
! Everybody reads the classified ads
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Anlauf lodge.
The Sentinel
FISHERMAN S GUIDE
(Astoria Title)
I m .1 game of the sea. nn. Ruweil
pitched for three innings, striking
out six, while Roof hnndlffd pitch-*
ing duties for ttie remaining four
innings -ipd chalked up seven
strike-outs. Ench pitcher alkM'dn
Scio ne hit, while the local l«<la
pounded <ait a total of four tuts •
This game gives the Midget* a>
record of three wins and twq
Io ses. In the newly-formed Wif
lamctte Ie igu<», they m iuil im ■
.500 average nftci four games Th»
next game will be ¡laded ugMiM*
the Eugene Midgets at thc<^ifHt3'
diamond this Sunday afternoon.
PROTECT UPHOLSTERY—INCREASE
COMFORT WITH A SET OF
Hunting Laws
Hearing Set
. . and if you get thirsty dur­
ing the night, just turn this.”
Dorena
Hounding tack into the win
column after two unfortunate epi-
s'ldes the previous week. Coltage
(•rove's Mighty Midgets played
their ln'St brand of baseball last
Thursday as they trounced Scio,
Ladies Resume
Golf Competition
☆
Midgets Whomp
Scio; Eugene Next
YOUR
Htnhcl McGriff, Portland, Oregon, flash«« a winning (mil.
cars entered, but only S3 finished the rugged run. Aad Abrac
ah.r piloting his "Si” Io vlcloryl 132 American and foreign
of th» Urti fen and six of th» Urti Iwoafy w»r» O/dsmobi/esI
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