lo ig g g 'ig -p- FINAL 1954 FISHING REGULATIONS
State Gets Bid
On Section Of
Highway 101
County Bond Sales
High In 1953
SET BY STATE GAME COMMISSION
F inal angling re g u la tio n s for 1954 w ere set by the O regon gam e
com m ission following a second public hearin g held at th e ir P o rtla n d
h e a d q u a rte rs.
Few ch an g es w ere m ade in th e te n ta tiv e ru les adopted tw o weeks
pr< viously. T h e general tro u t season will ex ten d from M ay 1 th ro u g h
T he O regon S ta te H ighw av O ctobr 10 in all zones, and the C ascade m o u n tain lakes, w ith a few
com m ission took action for 1.85 exceptions, w dl open on May 29
tive from O ctober 11 6» N ovem ber
m iles of g rad in g and paving on and close on O ctober 10.
16 will also apply to th e C olum bia
th e B iush C reek-G reggs C reek
W at rs in Zone 1 will r m ain in all zones. T he abov ‘w > re"-
sectio n of H ighw ay 101.
T h e coast highw ay w ork, south closed from M arch 1 through u latio n s form erly applied only to
of P ort O rford, w as the most e x A pril 30 to affo rd protection to j open w a te rs in Zones 1 and 2.
T he 1954 angling re g u la 'io n s.
pensive project ac te d upon d uring im m a tu re tro u t and salm on and
provent th e tak e of spent and i including those covering both w in
th e m eeting.
Ixiw b id d er for th e section was over-ripe steelhead and c u tth ro a t. te r and su m m er fishing, will tak i
E. C. H all Co., P o rtlan d T he hid, S teelh ead spaw ning a c tiv ity is eff< et on F »bruary 6. 1951.
P r nted rynoosis of th re g u la
$779,525.50, w as re ferred to the g re a te st in th e m onths of M arch
and April, and th m ovem ent of tions w i'l bo availab le at gam e
en g in ee r for approval
T h e new section will bring the im m a tu re salm on to the ocean is com m ission license agencies an 1
at the gam e com m ission head
new’ alignm ent of H ighw ay 10i heavy.
T he C olum bia riv er in all zones q u a rte rs in P o rtlan d in th e early
to a point ap p ro x im a te ly 20 m iles
is included in th e w a te rs open »o p art of M arch.
so u th of P o rt O rford.
lis te d below by zone a re th
Also reft rre d to the eng neer w in ter angling in w hich it is legal
fo r ap p ro v al w as a hid of $26,122.- to keep two fish 12 inches o r over e th e r changes in angling re g u la
00 by E red H. S la te Co., of O re-! in length p r day o r fo u r per tions for 1954:
gon, Lt., for th e Sixes Ju n ctio n week. T h e special jack salm on
ZONE I
sectio n of th e S ixes-D ry C r iek hag lim it of 10 p e r day and 20 in
1 N orth fork Alsea and trib u
co u n ty road.
possession o r in seven days eflec- ta rie s w ere opened to angling
above B ailey creek n ear t h ' gam e
com m ission hatchery.
2. Big c reek (Lincoln county!
v. as closed to angling above N ew
port city dam.
C lam s -
S hrim p
3. Cook creek and trib u ta rie s
O y sters
A b alo n e
I Taw ns
• N ehalem ) w as opened above th
Scallops
so u th fork.
4. L ittle N estu cca riv e r w av
closed to salm on angling above the
head of tid e w a te r from M arch t
LO CK ER M EA T
to O ctober 10. Above the south
fork and all trib u ta rie s will b<
j closed to calm on anglin g at a l’
i tim es.
5. S outh fork of S alm o n b errv
N. B rookings
riv e r and trib u ta rie s w’ere opened
to an g lin g as w ere th e trib u ta rie s
of V alsetz lake.
6. Youngs riv e r w as closed t<
w in te r angling.
7. W in te r deadline w as changed
on th e Lewis and C lark riv e r to
th e bridge on C row n Z ellerb aeh ’s
■ 00 line road.
8. T he w in te r deadline on I.ak °
creek (S iu slaw ) was changed io
Ni Ison creek road bridge a fte r
N ovem ber 30
CHINESE COMBINATION DINNERS
9. S outh fork T ra sk riv e r and
Hoc and 90c
trib u ta rie s w ere opened to angling
below E dw ards creek d u rin g both
Cliinese S pecials Any S ty le
•vin‘e r and su m m er seasons.
10. T he w in te r closures on th
a rm s of T en m ile lakes w ere elim
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THE FINEST FISH
Eastern Oregon Beef
P u rch ases of E and H savings
bonds bv Oregon s ‘a te resid en ts
d u rin g 1953 su rpassed all sale;
records since 1919, according to
C. M. G ray, county savings bonds
chairm an.
D ecem ber sales of S 1.915.776
b ro ught state-w id e 1953 savings
bonds sales to $29,660,000, an in
crease of 34 per cent ov er 1952
and a su b stan tial increase over
each y ear since 1949.
C ounty sales of $2,198 in D '-
eem ber b rought 1953 county sales
to $78,268, an increase of 50 per JU D G E A T T E N D S M EETIN G S
cent over 1952.
M unicipal Ju d g e H ans N e’.son
N a tio ra lly . a to tal of 4 billbei atten d e d the conference of m u
368 million d o llars of s, l ies F and nicipal law officers last week in
Il savings bonds w as purchased, Eugene.
an increase of 22 per cent ovei
M onday Ju d g e Nelson attended
1952.
a m eeting of th e board of dir c-
N a to r.a l redem ptions of u n m a to rs of the C oos-C urry C o o p in
tu re d se ics E anil IT bonds d u r Coquille.
ing 1953 w re considerably low er
th an the previous year, to talin g
2 billion 381 m illion dollars.
A nother encouraging aspect of
th e savings bonds operation is in
th e a ttitu d e ol the A m erican peo
pie tow ard th e ir m atu r? d s e r e s
E bonds. A pproxim ately 10 bil
lion d ollars in these bonds have
m a tu re d since
1951. Of this
am ount, 75 p er cent, or n early 7 1 •_» ! Dave Franklin, O w ner
billion dollars, a re being re ta in ed
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au to m atic extension plan
Mr. G ray stated th at the reco rd j Geo. Lostroh, Local A g en t
sales y e a r reflects a renew ed con- I
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ZO N E III
1. T he one th o u san d foot radial
clo su re at th e o u tlet of Diam ond
lake w as lilted.
2. T he n o rth U m pqua riv e r was
closed to ang lin g from th e Soda
S prings dam down to th e brioge,
a distance ol ap p ro x im ately 300
\ aid s.
3. D iam ond lak e season will be
M a) 1 to S ep tem b er 7 ami the hag
hm it is to he 30 fish per day and
'6 0 in possession o r in 7 d a \ s.
ZO N E IV
1. F ish lake (Jackson counts >
will op n on May 1 w ith th e g en
ia l tro u t season.
2. T he salm on hag lim it on the
R ogue riv er system was changed
to perm it a daily ta k e of six sa l
mon over 15 inches, not m ore than
tw o of which can lie m ore th an 20
inches ami to a weeklv poss ssiou
J hm it of 13 salm on o v er 15 inches,
not m ore th an five of w hich can
he m ore th an 20 inches.
3. T he Rogue riv e r clo su re b e
low Gold Ray dam was changed
to open th e Iowa r 400 feet of the
present closure from S ep tem b er 1
to D ecem ber 31
.fid en ce on the p art of th e people
tow ard sav in g s bonds and th
A m erican dollar. “W e have su-
ceeded in developing in th e peopl
a g re a te r sense of sec u rity in the
w o rth of th e ir m oney and in the
long-term soundness of th e econ
om y,” he added.
Mr. G ray ex pressed ius thank-:
to the county v o lu n teer savm gs
bonds sta ff for th e ir help in pro
m oting the sale ot bonds, saying,
“ W ithout the unselfish and p a tri
otic assistance of m any volum e i-
we could not have succeeded in
accom plishing such a splendid
sales record.”
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