6— Port Orford Now», Thurtday, Auguri S, 1965 after a long list of questions pertinent to several fish ami animal species: “ . . .ami what Is a Yo*l bear?” —California. Angler Survey U nderw ay If you »re a fisherman, you may well be one of man> who will bo getting a telephone In­ quiry one of these days with a request »or Information on your angling preferences. This Is the advice to Oregon anglers from Phil Schneider, state game director, who said a comprehensive survey Is now under way to determine total angling effort In the state during the calendar year 1965 tn terms of total angler days, location of effort, kinds of fish being fished for and the su ccess. Schneider said that the survey is being carried out by the Department of Statlttstlcs at Oregon State University under the direction o r Dr. L . D. Calvin. Schneider advised that Indi­ viduals s e l e c t e d for the telephone Interview would first receive a card which explains the purpose of the survey and a notice of the Impending tele­ phone call. Since the sampling Is done on a monthly basis, these persons are contacted by telephone within a short period following the first of the month by professional tele­ phone survey girls. Data being collected within each household unit Include the sex and age of the anglers and how many tim es during the month each fished. Where ln- dividuc! anglers fished Is de­ scribed by the name of the body of water and the nearest town. Information Is requested on the species of fish anglers were principally fishing for on each trip. Success by species will also be obtained. Schneider urged the full co­ operation of all individuals con­ tacted. BASS BOATS BIRDIE Golfer Dr. Harry Geldii«r tried for a birdie ami got a fish. An attempted Iron shot onto the seveqth green landed In the lake, hitting a three- pound bass. The doctor lost his golf ball but gained a fish and ..■ '.'T l had It baked for d i n n e r .— Florida. A FINE QUESTION While patrolling the Little Connoquenessing Creek at 11 a.m. on a Sunday, a warden arrested two men for fishing In the closed stream . After the men paid their fines, one of them asked the officer why he wasn’t In church at the tim e .-- Pennsylvania. FISHING FOR BIRDS The hunter who goes well- 1351 equlpped was ready when he brought down a dove In a farm pond last fall, tu an effort to retrieve the bird he took his rod and reel out of the car and began casting (Or It. Ills first cast netted him a 2 ami a half pound bass; on the second, a one-pounder. The fishing was so g o o d he never did get the dove— Mtssourl. POINT OF VIEW With today’s p r o g r e s s In transportation, there Is mi such 1351 I3 5 I3 5 I our own neck-of-the-wooda, an here you are: our nelghtrnrs, the Al Browns, returned a Willie SCUBA DIVER There can he no disputing back from a trip by auto-traller the ability of a common m er­ that Included several states and ganser’s ability as a diver. A a visit to Al’« old home state merganser was caught In one of Minnesota. Prior to their departure on of the fishery crew ’s nets 29 feet below the surface of l ake the long-planned trip, Al, whose patienee sehtom outlasts his Eue ha--Oklahoma. ball when It comes to fishing, As you will note after reading layed In a supply of angleworms. They were carefully “ housed” Hie foregoing, no Item was pub­ lished from Oregon; guess It Is and cared for, In order that u;ion up to us to produce one from his return lamie he would have thing as a distant relative. I 3 5 » “~ l ™ l “” l TOP FOPP VALUES PLUS vsvaij a sufficient supply of bait on hand when the ftshln’ bug hap­ pened lo bite him. The worm» reiaiaed In rich, d a m p e n e d soli, covered by grassy turf, together with an abundance of fOod that appeals lo a worm's peculiar appetite. Upon his return lie extracted the flourishing ’’gardenhackle" fr o m tladr boxed-tn quarter«. With palM-taklng care, he sup­ plied new loam to the box--a layer of soil that contained food, then a layer of worms, a x x a is i / a viahuj 135 6REEN STAMP* W P UP TO NG SAVINGS AT M cK A VS 1 # \w .C .k |/ 100 % GUARANTEE ON EVERYTHING- WE , 4É L I » - liv a ir i e f f e c t iv e "Jolly Burial’ Part oi Fair VMIT-H r a W ■ McKMF FULL QUART S U M ) WESSIHG 05 r a r m iM ouve r a S T A .N P 6 S MD T W a n is o m e e «xauíT 50AP tnV-m 4 By LANS LENEVE BUSY BEAVER A beaver, with the help ol $383, has helped create a new 600 acre waterfowl marsh. The beaver plugged a 36-lnch cul­ vert under a forest trail. When high water threatened the road the county spent $388 to install two 18-lnch culverts as an al­ ternate overflow 400 feet from the original stream bed. This kept the road intact and enlar­ ged the pond. S e v e r a l wood ducks and mallards have al­ ready availed them selves of the new facilities—Minnesota. f» H o fte n -^ w ^G' v «7 News Clippings The news Items published below were gleaned from nine states and furnished this col­ umn through the courtesy of the Nebraska Game, Forest­ ation and Parks Commission. They consist of copy used in t h e ir o ffic ia l organ — NEBRASKALand. HEAD A ll. THE ADS hwisur THURSDAY FRIDAY ÇATURDAV Oregon Is going to have a burying at Its 1965 Centennial State Fair. But It’s going to be a gay one. At the dedication of the new Women’s World Building, set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 29, a capsule will be filled with papers containing the name of the governor, the com m ission­ e r s, the fair manager and other pertinent Information, will go Into the ground. A three-foot deep hole will be dug beneath one corner of the building, and Into this will go the time capsule. The cavity will be closed with cement. When the Space Age has be­ come more than a state fair exhibit, posterity may read, from the capsule about Oregon’s State Fair way back when. . . Gov. Mark Hatfield will be In charge of the dedication of the Women’s World Building held In conjunction with the “ jolly burial” on opening day. until the bOI would 1» ft'’e05 W. #'th SL Fer» Orford. iTaCRSKU'i ¡J W I s i I ’ m ’ i ER