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o Summer Fishing Season Winds Up Going fishing? Better hold it a minute and take another look at the angling regulations for this year Many of the streams and lakes around the state closed on October 10 with ’he ending of the summer fishing season. In order to go fishing and be legal about it. it will be necessary on the 11th to check the pages in the back of the angling synop sis booklet. Winter regulations be gin on page .38, and instead of listing the closed areas for the winter months, the booklet lists the open waters of the state. In zone 1 or the coastal zone, j the winter season extends from I October 11, 1954 to Febptary 28. By Scott Bilderback Lorane High's Tigers dumped Crow 40-25 Friday on the Cougar home field Lorane's Tigers jumped off to a 14-0 first quarter lead and were never headed after that. Scott Bilderback took the opening kick off and ran it back to the 30 yard line in Lorane territory. Seven plays later, Bill Alford on reverse smashed over into pay dirt. Boyd Mitchell ran across for the PAT. With a 15 yara run by Mitchell and then a pass completed for 15 yards to Sayles in the end zone, and the conversion by Mitchell, made the score 14-0 for the Tigers. The Cougars bounced back in In zones 2. 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 the the second quarter for two touch season extends until April 30, downs largely through the efforts 1955. of Joe McCulloch. I-orane picked Zones 3 and 4 which cover the up one of its own with Alford driv Rogue and Umpqua drainages arc ing into the end zone. The score listed in a separate place in the at halftime stood at 21-13, with synopsis and should I k 1 consulted the Tigers on the large end. for winter regulations in these Crow opened the second half areas. with a score set up by a Tiger Winter bag limit in zones I and fumble. The Tigers picked up 2 for trout, salmon, jack salmon another touchdown. Driving 30 and steelhead 12 inches and over yards with Sayles taking a pass is 2 fish per day and 4 in seven from Mitchell. Mitchell converted days or in possession. and the score was 28-19. Crow's However, in these two zones final tally came on a 55 yard drive । by the Cougars. j Scott Bilderback took the kick- ' off and was off on a 65 yard jaunt. breaking away on the Crow 30 and going for the touchdown. The conversion failed. Lorane's defense held Crow to downs and Bilder back took the ball on the 40 and drove to the 15. On the next play, he took it around left end for the final score. Lorane plays McKenzie Friday, October 22. Score by quarters: Lorane 14 7 7 12—40 Crow X 13 12 X- 25 Tds: Lorane: Sayles 2; Alford 2; , Bilderback 2. Conversions: Mit chell 4. । Crow: McCulloch 2; Johnson 1; with PUSH-BUTTON CLUTCHI Shannon 1. Conversion: McCulloch Pianos a light boat at 20 mph . . . yot trolls I L I all day at an ovon crawl. Weighs only 40 Ibil Full Reverse, True Woodless Operation, Waterproof Toveh th» Touch th» Button — Handl» L»v»r Magneto and Spark Plugs, Uni-Cast Ono-Pioco Gear You'ro in — and away Housing, Famous Mercury Bov tra 11 you go! Full Jowelod Power*I (1 and 21 a separate jack salmon bag limit of 10 fish per day and 20 in seven consecutive days ap plies from October 11 to Novem ber 15 inclusive. See the 15th Anniversary Mercury Une at East of the Cascades, in zones 5, 6, 7, 8. and 9 the winter limit '/2 Block N. of RR Depot is on salmon and steelhead 20 inches and over and allows 2 fish per day and 4 in seven consecu 117 No. Lane Ph. Ufi tive days or in possession. S&S EQUIPMENT RE-ELECT HARRIS ELLSWORTH REPUBLICAN FOR Congress 4TH DISTRICT Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Lane, Josephine and Linn Counties I Believe it is vital to the continuance of our freedom and well being that local activities be returned to local government bodies. Centralized government control has brought ruin and slavery to so many in other countries. I have opposed and will continue to oppose any and all ideas of con centrating more power in our Federal government. VOTE 103 X HARRIS ELLSWORTH Pd Pol McOintock Adv . Grable’s, Lbr. Co. Himds Ftepsrt Swap Top Places Seer Huniing Gcod Fitzgerald, MJR Tie for 1st Place In Bowling League Women’s Bowling worth For Con*«M Conrwndttr*. Medical Arts Bldg, Roseburg, Ore Last week Grable's Machine Shop. \xho has headed the Men s Boxvling League, swapped places xvith Cottage Grove Lumber Co. which puts the Lumber Co. in first place and Grable's in second. And not too far behind are Grove Taxern and Mot elock's Theatres Time to dig out the hip boots, tied for third rung. A Isham paced the lumber Co. down jackets, and other duck hunting gear. Waterfowl season to a 4-0 shutout against the Cottage Grove High lost to the in Oregon opened at noon. October Moose xx hen he rolled 213. game, and 557, series. Kelly's Market Roseburg Indians Friday night. 1« Regulations are quite similiar I took three points from Grable's 28-6. The loss lowered the Lions to the District 5-A-l cellar. Rose to last year except that the duck 1 Machine Shop in spite of high burg remains in fourth place with limit has been set at 9 ducks daily game, 181. and high series 511. two wins and two losses. and 15 in possession, providing going to G. Rissue and C. Ix>we. Cottage Grove took Roseburg's such daily bag or possession limit respectively, both on the Grable kickoff from the Lion 30 and in contains not less than 3 widgeons team. Morelock’s Theatres shellacked six plays, highlighted by Dean or pintails in aggregate. The bag Crammer's 32 yard jaunt, the limit on geese is 6 geese daily or the Fire Dept., 4-0. with Walter Grovers worked the ball to the in possession. 3 of which must be Sorensen rolling 171. game, and Vern Coop, 466. series both on Indians' 22. snow geese. Two plays iater, a penalty took As in the past, there Is no open Morelock’s team. Gordon Elfvinir the ball back to the 25. where the season on swans. During the past paced his team. Grove Taxern. Lions lost it to Roseburg on summer, throe families of trum- j 204 and 526. to win over Kimwood downs. peter swans from the Red Rock Machine Co. B & H Feed Store By the end of the first quarter, water fowl refuge were released 1 defeated Cottage Groxe Recrea the Indians worked the ball from on the Malheur wildlife refuge tion. 3-1, with C Clark rolling their 20 to the Lions' 35. These birds are at the north end 203 and 550. and Gene’s Auto On the opening play of th? i of the refuge, and there is a pos Service beat Randall & Woolcott. second frame. Boh Thomas ran sibility they might fly over that 3-1, xxhen V. Kerr piled up 1SI and 35 yards for a score. Gary Cran- shooting area. Hunters are urged 443 for game and series. First high team. 3 games. B & shaw made the first of the four to watch closely for these all consecutive conversions he was to white birds with a wing spread H Feed Store. 2752: 2nd. Groxe kick. of oxer 6 feet. They do not have Taxern. 2732; 3rd. Kelly’s Market. Toward the end of the period. the black wing tips of snow geese, 2711. First high, individual 3 Roseburg's Howard Backin inter and they have a much longer games. A. Isham. 557; 2nd. C cepted a pass on Cottage Grove's neck and slower wing‘beat. Maxi Clark, 550; 3rd. Gorden Elfving. 24. to place the ball for another mum fine for shooting one of 526 First high team game. Groxe TD. On the next play. Hargis the swans is $500 and six month? Taxern. 976: 2nd. B * II Feed Store. 962 : 3rd, C. G. Lbr. Co. snagged Bill Oerding's toss on the in jail. Duck hunting prospects through 956 First high, individual garni'. 12 and rambled the pigskin into the scoring zone. Cranshaw's con out the state are generally good: A Isham. 213; 2nd. Gordon Elf version made the score 14-0. however, as in the past, the ving. 204; .’’.rd. C. Clark. 203. WON LOST About three minutes into the weatherman will have a lot of STANDINGS: 14 2 second half. Thomas recovered control over the success of. hunt CG Lbr. Co. Grable Mach. Shop 13 3 Greg Stewart's fumble on the ers. Grove Tavern 10 6 Roseburg 48. A penalty took the Morelock’s Theatres 10 6 ball to the Lions' 37. Oerding B A II Feed Stole 9 7 passed to Hargis for 25 yards. Board of Health Warns Kelly's Market 9 7 Beamer then went around right Deer Hunters of Disease Gene’s Auto Service 8 8 end into pay-dirt. 8 8 Maneuvering the Lions' only The state board of health urged Randall & Woolcott G 10 score. Dean Castle intercepted an persons planning to hunt in Ore CG Recreation 12 1 Indian pass on his own 36 late gon this fall to take special pre Kimwood Mach. Shop 4 4 12 j in the third period and sprinted cautions against disease transmit MOMe 1 15 64 yards for the 6 points. ted by animals, insects and water. CG Fire Dept. , In the fourth period with less Dr. Harold M. Erickson, state than a minute left to play. Oerd [health officer, said that cases of But that txvo-handed engine ing intercepted a CG pass and tularemia, dysentery, food poison at the door ran it to the Lion 39. Hargis went ing and tick-liorne diseases such Stands ready to smite once, the distance with a pass from as Rocky mountain s[K>tted fever and smite no more. Backin. » are reported by Oregon sportsmen Milton STATISTICS: K CG each year. Yards gained, rushing 151 120 He said that hunters should fol- My object all sublime Yards lost, rushing 40 1G ' low these general rules to avoid I shall achieve in time Net yards, rushing 111 104 infection: To let the punishment fit the Yards gained, passing 96 26 1. Never drink water from a crime. — Yds. lost, att. fwd. passes 0 0 stream or lake unless it has been The punishment fit the crime. 1 Total net yardage 207 130 boiled or treated with water puri W. S. Gilbert First downs, rushing 8 7 fication tablets, no matter how First downs, passing , 4 1 rapidly the w a t er is flowing. First downs, penalties 2 1 Water is not necessarily purified Total first downs 14 9 by fast flows oxer long distances. Passes, attempted 14 11 I 2. Make sure perishable meats Passes, completed 4 1 I and other proteins are kept cover Passes had intercepted 3 3 ed and. if possible, under ice. Al Rnbk. int. passes, fumbles 56 79 ways adequately cook before eat Fumbles 2 2 ing. Opp. fumbles recovered 2 2 3. Wear high top boots and No. punts 3 5 inspect your body at least twice Av. length punts 43 37 daily for presence of ticks. At- Yds. gained, pnt. & ko ret .59 123 j tached ticks may be removed with No. penalties 2 4 j forceps and mild tincture of iodine Yards lost penalties 20 30 applied to the bite. Score by quarters: 4. Wash thoroughly after handl Rosbrg. 0 14 7 7—28 ing animals. If possible, wear rub- CG 00606 ber gloves when skinning or dress ing game. 5. Destroy all animals xvhose internal organs are studded with white spots. These may be tu-' laremia abcesses. 6. Don't hunt alone. If you be Migrating waterfowl stopping come ill or injured, your hunting by the Fern Ridge reservoir near partner can obtain aid for you. Eugene will have more eating later this year thanks to work j Men are not hanged for stealing supervised by Wayne Young, man- I horses, but that horses may not agement area biologist for the be stolen. Lord Halifax game commission. During the last month. 90 acres; It is a far, far better thing that of food plants have been sown by J I do, than I have ever done; it is airplane along the mud flats nn a far, far better rest that I go to, the south end of the reservoir. than I have ever knoxvn. Dickens With permission granted by the U. S. Army Engineers, 50 acres of rye grass and 40 acres of oats have been seeded. This is an annual project, de signed to provide green food for waterfowl as the small plants 4 m , ( start coming up. Indians Top Grove 28-6 on Currin Field Friday Nite Waterfowl Season Is Here; Hunters Watch for Swans! As in the the opening lur e varied mighty slow Genet ally the word i throughout on hot ig. hoxvexer, Last xxeek M.IR came out from the hunting te has been e xvith most Refrigeration for first spot in the hunters ied with the fourth xxeek of the Women's Bowl, nr-: 1< ague. Russ & Jim's Serx ice northeast regional ot- adxaneed front fourth place to fice It lui Gl rande comes the xvord second run*; on the ladder. This that hunting ; in that part of the leaxes four teams tied for third xcellent opening day. the lockets in lai and i blanked ' Grand. Fitzgerald's 3-1 in spite of Fitz and thus fat gerald's Vera Poore pacing her open. all of th< team 164 and 129 for high g.une and series. MJR defeated Githens Inc., 3-1. Georgetta Funk scored xx i t h headquarter: 156 and 141 for the losing team. Bend, xx as in the Pi blanked Rexall ’neral taken from the Ellxing rolling 185 and 121 Petroleum. of B<>nd did not M last yw. in Short's Grocery. 3-1. against the entrai Oregon in- Motorcycle club, xxhen she scored :irc ■rs. Metolius, and 170 and 116. Hall & I .iston bent Cascade regions, hunte Women of the Moose seeing plenty of deer. by Donna singles, ion other on the Moose team and of the ry Barnet game ci nimr s.on reixn ted liunt- on the xx inning team. in ; as being gixxi with good num- High indixidual game. high team game. Elfx ini buck xx ith seven in ints a -, 670; high xxeckly irr^ 251 pounds hog dre individual series. Screen. taken n Short's JIG; high team on the md cold. October 26 at 7:30 p m., Short's West of the mountains the rc- IKH t was slightly different in some areas, and the commission office al Roseburg summed up the hunt ing as about the same a - last y ear. hunt- mg xx as good according to person nel nt the Con aids game com- LOOK AHEAD! r.igc .1 ;on Th • S Th : v. Oct. ’1 Lorane Tigers Beat Crow 40-25 Friday Grocery will .play Ru: and Hall & Liston will October 27, Fitzgerald's will Githens Inc., at 7 p.m. and pl plays Women of the Moo: eral Petroleum at ’ ». At 9:15, on the 27th, the Motorcÿcle club plays Varley's Rexall Drugs. STANDINGS: WON 1 LO3r ' 8 Fitzg aid’s 8 MJR 9 Russ & Jim's 10 Worn. Moose 10 Gen. Petroleum • ’19 Hall 4- Liston Varley's Rexall Githens Inc. Short's Grocery Motorcycle did Rocked in the cradle oP’fHMIdeep I lay me doxx n in peace to sleep; Secure I rest upon the wave. For thou. O Lord! hast [>o^er,to , Emma Hart Willard Lightweight us WS insulate feet against subzero cold and wet! tain areas excellent. Lane county came through xxith a high success LADD S GOLF < I I B ENDS FALL TOI BN tournament of The idles Golf club came to an end ■¡day with xvinners announced. In the championship flight. Pat Aiiui/ing new plastic foam creates an air barrier. Seal» out <ip|d, seals in body warnilh. Your foot is com- plftdy trapped in Instil Air— and you walk on air. l.ightweiEht. waterproof. Red, with buff cleate<l »oles. Also, Black and Graus Green. Look ahead w hilc drix ing. Look a- heud before you ex < n start, by US ROYAL 4 and 2; first flight. Lorraine Gith ens beat Lel:i Perini, 3 and 2; sec ond flight, Geor .etta Funk beat । Norma Rich, i up. In the Consola- I tion flight. Mildred Anders, n beat Frances Hunter, 2 up. Friday's play will begin at 121 noon. Zipper Note Books checked here . . $14.25 vat arfó» «o» ’W" — McCOY MOTORS 6th A Mash. Chambers Outdoor Store Phone 309 616 Main The Sentinel 1 Meet Richard and Maurine Neuberger America's Husband-and*Wife Legislative Team A(U More Waterfowl Crops Are Planted Public Reception . ridi 37 Eagles Hall Cottage Grove 711 Main Street Sunday. Oct. 24th TOPCOATS REDUCED! ’MM>. M)/ >1 » Now is the time to take advantage of this opportunity J to get that Topcoat you have been wanting. We are reducing our entire stock of topcoats for early selling. • anT ELECTRIC SOCKS »xil hi gift solution for oil Outdoor enthusiasts and rhe mon who hot everything I Regular $45.00 — Reduced to $39.50 Regular $39.75 — Reduced to $35.00 Regular $27.75 — Reduced to $24.50 An original and useful gift idea’ Amazing safe and comfortable 100% wool Electric Sock» wdrk oh tame principle at electric blanket keep feet at bodv temperature even In tub-zero cold Watch hit »10» light up at hit feet warm up when he's »hung, hunting, watching a foot* ball gams or shoveling the driveway! Easy to out on . . • SU NOWUICTBIC SOCIS WOK: 05030668 OROf» tv suf 10, 11 or 12. H«nd»om«lr packed for gi’t giving Sand check Of money EVERYTHING EOK MEN A. W. Helliwell 517 Main Everyone Welcome • Ad like on electric blanket on the feel! • Ideal LOOK AT THESE PRICES Phone fi.*> I 0 «/tila Am BENJAMIN Chambers Outdoor Store Phone 309 616 Main GET THE FACTS Protect Vour Heritage — Vote Nov. 2 Paid Politic il Advertisement Cottage Grove Neuberger for Senator Committee o ----------------------- ■ ■■ m i i-----------------------------------------------------------
