Brookings-Harbor pilot., February 19, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

February 19. 1948
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K CXJKI ts GS-HARBOR
PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
j to that part of the Columbia of Fisheries; C. M. Everts, Ore­
river below the northern city gon State Sanitary Authority;
limits of St. Itelens, and those R. E. Dimick and Dr. J. L. R. Li.
nrking jointly, the stream waters including lakes, south of
Oregon State College.
ivement crews of the Fish
fission ar ■ Game Commis- the Columbia river that are di­
cleared a passageway for rectly or indirectly tributary to
migrating up Rock creek, the Pacific ocean.
,f the main tributaries of the
Excluded from this order are
During the absence of Otto
Jem river, when they recent the main Columbia, all of which Turley Mrs. Charles Seymour
out the 22-foot high con- will be open, a well a thode trib­ will direct the choir of the Com­
dam at Keasey, formerly utaries that empty into the Col­ munity Baptist church. Rehears­
by the Western Oregon umbia east of St. Helens. The al will be held as usual Saturday
ric Co-operative. While a Willamette river and its tribu­ evening at 8:00 o’clock at the
Lay had been provided over taries, therefore, will be open to church.
jam, removal of most of the spring chinook alsmon fishing as Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reiling
ture itself provides better in former years.
and two children have been visit­
to the spawning grounds
The annual three-day fisheries ing Mr. Reiling's parents, Mr.
cam for the migratory fish staff conference of the Game 'and Mrs. Fred Reiling for the
particularly the steelhead. Commission was held last week past two weeks.
ttention of steelhead and the at the commission’s headquarters
ion anglers is called again in Portland. Called together to
he fact that the new regula- discuss work problems, the men
( passed by the Game com- also heard speakers from out­
jon closes the coastal waters side departments, including the
Jmor. and steelhead fishing following fisheries and wildlife
g the months of March and officials: Dr. L. A. Donaldson,
Blacksmithing
The closure serves to re- University of Washington; Dr.
the angling intensity on E. Rucker and Roger Burrows,
Electric & Acetylene
waters and to give pre- U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service;
Welding
m to the breeder tocks, par­ Dr. J. Alford Hall, U. S. Forest
tly of steelhead and cut- Service; Clarence Pautzke, Cliff
VONE RIGHT
t during the spawning per- Millenbach, Washington depart­
rhe order covers all those ment of Game; J. N. Ellis, Idaho
Fort Dick, California
-s, including lakes, that are Fish and Game department; C.
ary. directly or indirectly, H. Ellis, Washington Department •
game news
Local News Items
M. & R. SHOP
World's Finest C lim ate
Mrs. Gilbert Christensen had
the misfortune of fracturing her
elbow in two places when she
stumbled over a suitcase at the
depot in Crecsent City Friday.
After spending the night at the
Seaside hospital where the frac­
tured arm was put in a cast, she
was able to come home.
Recreation night, by young
of the Baptist church, was en­
joyed. Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carson are
enjoying a three weeks visit from
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur French of Fenton.
Michigan.
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