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PAGL EIGHT SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW. ASHLAND, OREGON I m ployed in the relocation pro of th e m axim um developm ent CONFERENCE OFENS FRIDAY cedure. The blueback salm on, and m anagem ent of th e fish w ith very f e w exceptions, runs in trib u ta rie s of the low er C ontinued from gv 1 spaw n in the a rea above Rock tion d u rin g th< ;Itial seven- Island dam B ecause of this fact, C olum bia riv e r basin To effec year period of the G rand Coulee practically the e n tire blueback tu ate this pro g ram approxi- Tiie A shland G rizzlies, who I J u n io r high floor here project has been only fa ir at run of tl»e C olum bia has been ; m ately a 10-year period and 20 w ere rudely tw o-tim ed by the best It is, how ever, constantly ! involved in the service s G ' and m illion d o llars will, be required, Tiie double defeat in clone j of w hich one m illion d o llars C ra te r C om ets last w eekend, ! gam es at the h ands of tiie Cen- Im proving as th e many u n an ti (Coulee F ish-M aintenance p ro will open th e ir S o u th ern Ore ■ tru l P oint team w asn't q u ite so cipated problem s a r e being ject T he to tal blueback run to have been ap p ro p riated for ex- gun conference schedule Friday j einbarraM lng for th e G rizzlies Identified and effectively solved the C olum bia each y e a r can be i p en d itu re in fiscal y ear 1949 Essentially, th e p rogram is bas- n ig h t when they face G ran ts i us w ould ap p e ar on the surface. by carefully designed and ex e estim ated by adding th e B onne {I'd on the cooperative effo rts of Pass on th e C avem an court. ville dam counts for this species cuted research The C ra te r coach — L eonard , th e states of O regon and W ash The sam e tw o clu b s w ill play W arren — lias developed a top . . . Tiie 1942 ru n s over Rock and the com m ercial catch below ington and the U S fish and A m erican League : 1 a second gam e S atu rd ay on the notch busketball squad which Island dam contained th e first B onneville (tins dam lias an w ildlife service in (1) rem oval L iningers Sand W iley - R einholdt 1 elab o rate set of fish ladders and re tu rn in g m ature progeny of c u rren tly holds an en v iable 8 2 of obstructions to perm it pass 1 3 tran sp lan te d stock — nam ely, locks w hich cost 7 m illion dol- age of fish. (2) ab atem en t of pol M istletoe Lum ber m ark for th e season. P hil B ryant's S ervice 1 3 Chinook and blueback in th e ir ' lars to install w hich insure the lution, (3) screening of w ater D uplicate Win Tiie second h alf of th e Am th ird y ear In 1943, tra n sp la n ts passage of fish over the dam on diversions and construction of C ra te r and A shland b attled dom inated th e ru n s and. by up tile riv e r to G ran d Coulee) fishw ays, (4) tran sp lan tin g of eric an L eague sta rte d w ith the 2 dow n to Uie w ire In both gam es 1944 when the hauling was dis Tins d ata (table 24) shows: the u p riv er runs, (5) extension of team s th a t finished low th e first C ontinued from P age One with the C om ets w inning nt continued, the runs w ere essen decline in the to tal run th at oc artific ia l propagation, and (6) h alf tak in g the lead possible a full p rogram of Eliza L in ingers Sand and G rav el b eth an music and o ffer train in g hom e F rid ay n ight, 55 46, and tially all progeny of relocated cu rred betw een 1940 and 1943 establishm ents of fish refuges then invuded A shland S atu rd ay ip rio r to the tim e w hen tiie re took 3 from M istletoe L um ber stock in which conflicting develop Co., and W iley-Reinholdt won 3 to m usicians in th is period Be night to dup licate th e feat, location could have been a sides incidental program m usic 54 46 'Exceeds Expectations' factor); the continued and sharp m ents w ould not be perm itted from P h il B ry a n t’s S ervice to tiie plays, a fu ll co ncert of . , In general, the spring decline d u rin g the years of T here is sufficient reason to be Tiie tw in loss left tiie A shland F ran k Law s rolled high gam e E lizabethan m usic is plan n ed ru n s of Chinook and steelhead lieve that w ith th e effectuation : 1944 and 1945 as a consequence team w ith a 2-4 record to tote of 221, and C huck B irchfield for som etim e d u rin g the festi have show n a stro n g tendency | of th e ex trem ely low spaw ning j of Uns program , the populations into conference piny and us a re had high series of 599 val. to re tu rn to th e u p p er stream sult th ey 'll lx* handed the u n d er escapem ent of 1941 (when only of salm on and tro u t in th e ) H a rry M elick picked the areas w here they w ere re are d or 949 adult fish en tered the C olum bia riv e r and ts trib u ta r 4- 5-7 and 5-6 splits; Tom m y I Also in tiie budget for tiie dog role aguinst the C aveim -u released as fin g erlin g s The com ing season, th e b o ara w ill i G rand Coulee area': and the ies can be m aintained.'* The L aird th e 4-5-7; F ran k Driscoll co n tin u e for th e second y e a r in * G ru n ts Puss s ta rte d the sea blueback w ill re tu rn to the spectacu lar recovery m both the stated progress and conclusions lakes bu t h a v e been handicap com m ercial fishery and the th at follow a re quoted from the the 3-6-8-10; Red W aldrup the th e g ran tin g of 10 room and son witli b u t one v eteran — big 5- 7-9; F ra n k Laws th e 4-7-9 and H arbour. B ut replace ped by th e low w a te r b arriers {spawning escapem ent board scholarships to com petent Jo h n during report.) 3-10; C h u c k B irchfield the m ents up from th e Juyvees of late sum m er Many of the 1946 and 1947 (all progeny of . CURRENT PROGRESS 5-8-10, 5-7, and 3-10; and Les young actors along witli som e w elcom e trim s relocated, late-run chinook have relocated parents'. P lan Bench Seating D uring the first y e a r of op M yers th e 3-10 fers h ave been m oulded Into a n show n a tendency to re v ert to The board also decided to go o th er strong outfit by Coach eration. plans have been d ra ft Elks League CONCLUSIONS: spaw ning gro u n d s in the low er ahead w ith a bench seating plan Y anin 4 Ray Davis 0 courses of th e stream s: areas One principal lo jc e ttv e ex the ed and constructio n begun on , to replace the b o rrow ed ch airs Sox 2 Sandy h a tc h e ry in O regon and Last w eekend, the C avem en w hich presum ably, are best G rand C oulee project — nam e Dem Bum s 2 2 of past seasons. A com fortable dropped tw o close tilts to the suited to th e ir racial require ly the relocation of th e upper- the K lickitat and S p rin g creek Brow ns 0 4 bench seat was shown the d irec M arshfield P irates. 45-42 and m ents A ll av ailab le evidence riv e r salm on and steelhead runs salm on hatch eries in W ashing to rs by T re a su re r Ralph B u r 43 42 ton. S tream gauges and therm o The Y anks started off in the in d icates th a t the relocation of from the m ain stem to th e trib u gess. S r . which is backed and graphs have been installed on lead of the Elks league by w in th e upper-C olum bia salm on and tarie s en terin g the C olum bia be F ishw ays are ning 4 from the B rowns, an d the w ill seat sev eral people Enough steelhead runs to areas below low and the G ran d C oulee dam several stream s being constructed at th ree m a Sox and Dem Bums sp lit 2 and of these benches w ill be con th e G rand C oulee dam was suc site — has been successful and stru cted to seat over 700 people cessful to a degree exceeding the general level of production jo r falls V arious o th er o b struc 2. B urgess told th e g ro u p th at he tions a re being cleared from H arvey B ergstrom ro lled high ex p ectations during the in itial phase of the has had cooperation from sev trib u ta rie s in O regon and W ash cam e of 235 and high series of . . In fact, th ere is valid evi program has been satisfactory ington. eral lu m b er firm s for m aterial 586 dence fo r the belief th at the The outlook fo r re h ab ilitatin g to sta rt construction of the B uster F orney picked the C olum bia riv e r blueback runs th e salm on populations of the I CONCLUSIONS benches. h av e been m ateria lly increased G rand C oulee area through ade ’ E xperience and past studies 5 8-10 split; G eorge S ikes the O th er capital im p rovem ents 3-10; and R usty W inn the 2-7 th ro u g h th e various m easures quate p r o t e c t i o n , n a tu ra l indicate th a t the objectives of include two new u n its to give spaw ning, and effective a rtifi th e L ow er C olum bia R iver F ish Classic L eague th e am ple E lizabethan stage Catons G arage 3 1 cial propagation ap p ears pos ery D evelopm ent p rogram can 3 1 m ore lighting effects sible but difficult. M any of the be attained. If continued sup Royal C row n The board noted th at 30.000 M arshall • W ells 1 3 M T. SH A S TA factors responsible fo r th e o ri port, cooperation and collabora b ro c h u ie s are now being p rin t Tiny's B ody Shop 1 3 ginal depletion of th e Okano- j tion can be assured by state and C aton’s took 3 from M arshall ed and w ill be used for p ubli gan. M ethow. E n t i a t , and federal developm ent agencies, Wells and Royal C rown won 3 city as soon as they are finished. W’en atch ee salm on ru n s m ust as w ell as by p riv ate and pu b from T iny's, ev en tu ally face a series of m a lic u tilities th ro u g h o u t the pro F ran k D riscoll s ta rte d his jo r m u ltip le purpose w ater-use gress of the program , th ere is IN "PRETTY-PRINT- first gam e w ith nine strik e s to by w inning 4 from O ak St. projects — one of w hich is now reason to believe the anadrom - j T ankers, and O ’Bleness M otors BAGS u n d er construction. W hether ous salm on an d steelhead group get 278 for high gam e and also split 2 and 2 w ith P e te r's Union had high series of 625 W ayne ALL NEW PATTERNS the early -ru n n in g C olum bia riv- f populations in th e C olum bia 76 er salm on races — w hich are riv e r and its trib u ta rie s can be C am pbell and Dick Westerfi’eld G ene M orris rolled high gam e dependent u p o n a suitable m aintained at a satisfacto ry picked th e 3-10 sp lit and Jo h n of 217, and high series of 578 K u fn er th e 4-5, fresh-w ater en vironm ent fo r a level Bob P ritc h a rd picked th e 4-5 Major League significant fraction of th e ir life split; H arley Lane th e 5-10; and (N ext W eek: A sum m ary of Selby's C hevrolet 4 0 Lee C row e, F r i t z span — successfully can sur- , K oester, the preceding six articles and O’B len ess M otors 2 2 C huck B irchfield, Dick W ester m ount the increasing develop conclusions draw n from the Peter's U nion 76 2 2 field, and Bud C u rtis tiie 3-10 m ent of th e Colum bia riv e r and evid en ce as to the feasib ility Oak St. Tankers 0 4 its trib u ta rie s is questionable. of “Plan A" for the Rogue S elby's C hev ro let s ta rte d off Eatons Open Stock at the Current P roject river basin.) in th e lead of the M ajor League N ew s R eview H iw ay 66 Phona 8511 i (A 1950 re p o rt, “T he F ishery i D evelopm ent program in the Free D a ily D e liv e ry Low er Colum bia R iver,” was instigated in 1949 and “consists Grand Coulee.. . 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