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OUTLOOK GOOD FOR HUNTERS AS DEER SEASON OPE, » if A good population of deer and a prom ise of pleasant a u tu m n w e a th e r is the outlook for the C o n tro lle d Season 200,000 plus nim rods ea g erly a n ticip atin g th e opening of buck D r a w in c l-'s 'd d e e r season O ctober 3. D raw ings for p f.-m i's to bur* Jo h n M cKean, chief of op< r a j in th e co n tro l!-d seas >n a-- as th tions of th e gam e d vision for the y e a r wei held S e p te m b e r 24 O regon S ta te Oame com m ission. gam e com m ission head- -•* i - P o rtlan d sta te s. “T he outlook for th e 19,' A pproxim ately tw enty pent-’ d eer season is very good in th a ‘ d- bucks w ere not heavily cropped in [w itnessed th e st:<- w e s tfrn O regon last fall and the ing w hich was o \ - r v it • o: mild w in te r has p e rm itte d an e x j h alf hour of th e * m e it / a r t . ♦•» t h eel lent c a rry over of 1952 fa w rs 1 P e rm its w re ma ’ T he wet sp rin g has provided th* w inners on S ep tem b er 25 vvhk k an im als w ith plenty of good food j will give plenty <. tim e to p.< th u s keeping them in good shap j p are for th e hunt. O ver 1 200 applications w ere • Also, th e fact th a t th e season ceived for th e 70' p erm its wit opens in the d ark of th e mo- will be beneficial to h u n te rs sin- ' th e T illam ook lk a--ea ’ b<’ t ’- m ost popular. Th In d ian C«ee «leer are m ore apt to be mov r controlled elk sea- on w? s« *o t ab o u t in th e d ay tim e.” T his o p tim istic su m m ary of th e I best in th eyes f»' th e huutei «leer populations poin t s to w a r ’ and th e Ada’ “ co « tro ’led dee a re a tra ile d in p o p u larity w ith good h u n tin g next m onth. only 713 applications. L ate r, a four-day eith er-sex Out of the 4,200 ap plication*, season will be in effect from ()« f o b e r 17 thro u g h th e 20th. n- i 153 had to be rejected . T he m a jor-tv ” ••■re e lim in a ted becaus* 'dve. A sim ilar season h< 1 >952 had no d e trim e n ta l effect on they applied m ore th a n once in < >regon's d ee r herds. An i xpan I m ore th a n one area. S everal n t sons had filled in t h - w r ing 1 ‘'ion of the a re a open for hunt« i eei <«• num ber, but th e m ost fla- «hoi-'e h u n tin g was put in 'o - ons f 'c t to give a w ider d ia p e r al o grnnt v 'o la t' la n d the spii the h u n ters. Most natio n al for api I lands in e a ste rn O regon v P h ship w as tl h of th open th is year. Som e conc«*rn plied th re e ¡till ee a • s w as expressed by o riv ate la ow ners last y e a r at the large cor c e n tra tio n s of h u n ters in «•;»«!.n a re a s of e a s te rn O regon D uck S f u r in w este rn O regon, th e h u n te r’s choice a re a is again re s tric te d t A t P o s t f a g ric u ltu ra l lands w here resid« t trito deer have can ed consld- ”'i' l. nmi d am ag e to hi h value crops imp it I M cK ean co n tin u es w ith, “ Al j v ... though it i; difficult to t( - ;i r th e w eath er '»nd gen m l h a i. conditions th a t will p e v i i l <!ur ing the h u n t u g seasons, th« c o n of th m ission has »uthori cor.u -r» in n whil tiv ely liberal re g u la tio n s w hich unt. is two should p ro v ’de O rce -o’1; lo lla m illion hunt« rs a m p ’c oi f »rf ui ty for o u td o o r recre itie l w ith i m inim um of hazard to o th e r e n noi n on O« th ro u g h ! te rp rise s arid r»'soure s.” shooting ho S ta te O v e rn ite C am p B e a u ty S pot to w one of th e m ost b eau tt- n O n gon. A n u m b er of these is a re now- u n d er cor stru c- o v r t i • » s ta te but none can »are to th e b ea u tifu l n a tu ra l n ra eticaliy a circle w ith a u tility ! T he foundation for th e 20-foot •lild ng in th e ce n te r th a t will by 34 foot u tility building is in ■ i asdv accessable by all cam ps and w ork has been s ta rte d on the The sites a re so arran g e d th a t i fram e w ork. T his will house n a I fi i s i -i high ground across aeh cam p is a u nit u n to itself showers, restro o m s and facilities th e h ighw ay from th e par k p cnic w ith n a tu ra l g reen ery screening for lau n d ry . The sep tic ta n k for mounds F cam ps of *his na t from th e next. E ach will have th is building is a huge affair w ith tu re can boast of a view of the an o u tsid e fireplace. Even th e th ick reinforced co n crete w alls. Roy W eidem an, c o n tra c to r, is tra ile r cam p o ccu p an ts m ay use ♦his m eans fo r cookery if they en th u siastic about th e efforts desire. E le c tric ity an d w a te r will which w ere m ade in th e p lan n in g he available. to save all th e n a tu ra l b ea u ty of js e ttin e th a t th is cam p has. A par* of II* rris B earn P a ”k . a :;> is n estled am ong n atu - ’ W ho is slow est in m ak in g a ¡p ro m ise is m ost fa ith fu l in ful ing it »Jean Jac q u es R ou sseau ) T h ere is no index to charn •* » su re as th * voie«' fi- s ra nlii th e landscape Riva ls, p ark in g spaces and p ath s will be travel-» 1 th is season and b lack to p p ed next year. W ork is expected to be com- p le te d by D ecem ber first. INTRODUCING THE AMAZING AUTOMATIC HAMILTON WASHERS and DRYERS 1 la Tint« P re H u n tin g Sanson W a rn in g Per Issued A o re h u n tin g season v a»-oin«' issued to the h u n te rs of f'a d o rr bv th e ir gam e d ep a rtm en t is one th a t th e h u n te rs of O regon w > , : do w ell to he il. W i th m ore th a n 200 0 0 0 h u n t e r s going afield in s e a r c h o f th e v a - r io u s g a m e b ird « a n d a n i m a l s of th e sta te , a few tim e ly su g g es tions have been pftt f<*F4BaThes«- a re sug g estions for h u n te rs as an a-d in p rev en tin g serious ill e f fects from o v erex ertio n 1. Act vour age and know youi physical lim its 2. Avoid vigorous hill clim bs and difficult drives if a w are of a h ea rt condition. 3. Do not hunt to thu limit of .vour en d u ran ce 4 Be a le rt for unusual short ness of b re a th or pain in the chi st as w arn in g of ov erex ert ion. 5. \tte m p t to condition y o u r self for th e opening day by t re fluent hikes several w eeks in a d vance of th e first h u n tin g dav. O regon had a num ber of d e ith s last y e a r a ttrib u te d to o v e re x e r tion d u rin g the h u n tin g si , . an d it is hoped th at h u n ’e ts will p ro tec t th em selves by hecdu the above suggestion Mr IE n automatic ] / D IA L CONTROL P erfect C ontrol of ev e ry w a s h in g an d d ry in g s te p w ith fin g er-tip dials like th o se on your range. / W ill’ll rc ;li< WITH SELFCTA-CYCLr |et # you shor ten, skip or repeat every washing action for every kind of clothing, all degrees of soil! flatters a r L „ « •' « l V Tow Bo if all with D ia b ’ 11?/.! 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