The Sandy (Ore.) Post Thursday, .May 21, 1964 (Sec. 1)
Timber Harvest
Up In Past Year
Persons who perspire freely
may need more water or other
liquids to compensate for this
loss during the summer.
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BY MILT GUYMON
There will be some new angling
hot spots opening up this week
end
trout anglers. May 23
marks the date when all lakes in
the high Cascades will become
available to anglers, plus streams
in Zone 1 from St. Helens on the
Columbia south to the California
line.
We advise anglers to check on
road conditions as well as trails
into the mountain country for,
undoubtedly, many of these will
still remain closed. Our latest
report Indicates the snow level
In the Cascades begins at about
the 3,000-foot level and gets pro
gressively deeper with increased
elevations. Also, most of the back
country lakes at high elevations
will probably be frozen over, if
anglers can buck the snow to even
get there — the result of one of
the latest springs in a long time.
Popular areas opening for ang
lers Include East and Paulina lakes
in the Paulina mountains; Diamond
lake in the Umpqua headwaters;
all lakes in the Deschutes basin
such as Nortli and South Twin, Big
Lava, Sparks, and Elk; Timothy
lake at the head of the Clacka-
mas; and Clear lake to the east
of Mt. Hood.
Anglers are advised that Si
far only one-way traffic Is plow
ed to East and Paulina lakes and
that camping is limited, with most
campgrounds still blocked by snow.
Snowplows had to buck nine-foot
drifts to get into this area. Davis
lake is free of ice, and the eac*
campground near the lava beds is
open. Elk, Sparks and Todd lakes
were iced over at mid-May, and it
is doubtful they will thaw or the
roads will be plowed by the open
ing date.
Few, if any, of the popular lake
basins will be available, except
by long hikes over the snow. The
Olallie lake road will undoubtedly
remain closed until late June, and
the Irish and Taylor lakes road
is seldom open at this early date.
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Big game hunters are alerted to
the public hearing scheduled for
May 22 at the game commission’s
Portland headquarters at 1634 S.W.
Alder at which time the commis
sion will hear proposals for the
1964 big game hunting regulations.
The hearing will begin at 10 a.m.
Following an interval of two
weeks
second meeting will be
held on June 5 at which time the
commission will adopt final regu
lations.
Big game hunters, sportsmen’s
clubs, individuals, ami other
groups and agencies who wish
to submit proposals are urged to
do so In writing so the commis
sion will have a copy for consid
eration. Oral presentations will
also be heard and given equal con
sideration in the proceedings to
written surrustions. All interest
ed persons are invited to attend.
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Jaycettes Attend
Convention
Last week
nine Jaycettes
traveled to Eugene with their Jay-
cee husbands to attend the 25th
annual state convention.
The women
will hold their
monthly luncheon next Wednesday,
May 27, at The Top of the Cosmo
restaurant
Portland. Anyone
wishing transportation please meet
at Mrs. Robert Innis's home--
405 Hood St. at 11 a.m.
Oregon’s timber harvest during
1963 continued its upward trend
of the previous year to reach well
over eight and one-half billion
board feet, according to log pro
duction figures just released by
State Forester Dwight L. Phipps.
This is the largest harvest in
the last seven years, with the
exception of 1959 which topped
this past year’s figure by some
183 million. The production level
Is also greater than all years
prior to 1951.
Of the 8,681,829,000 board feet
harvested this past year, some
3,783,274,000 board feet or nearly
44 per
cent was logged from
Private lands; 3,247,300,000board
feet or about 37 per cent from
National Forests; 1,365,628,000
board feet or almost 16 per cent
from Bureau of Land Management
forests; 214,556,000 board feet
from State managed forest lands
and 71,071,000 board feet from
Indian lands. Volume harvested
from all government-managed for
est lands increased by nearly 500,
000,000 over 1962, while a de
crease of about 316,000,000 was
reported from private land owner
ship.
This was primarily attributed to
the timber Industry’s logging eff
orts on all ownerships being con
centrated on removal of the ex
tensive blowdown resulting from
the Columbus Day storm.
Mrs. Charles Wilkenson and
Mrs. Joseph Caldo are sick but
are, we are happy to report, im
proving daily.
Zada Berg of Salem, Mrs. Ault’s
daughter, was an over-night guest
of her mother on Monday.
Mrs. Mable Chandoin of Port
land has been a house guest the
past week at the home of Mrs.
Ault. She is a former resident
of the Sandy area.
Dr. and Mrs. William Howard
and family were week-end visitors
at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Howard.
H. G. Franklin of Milwaukie who
has the Ault place has been suf
fering with pneumonia.
The average daily hospital cost
in the U.S. has risen from $18.35
to $36.83 in the last ten years,
according to the American Hospi
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