The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, February 04, 1954, Page 8, Image 8

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    Final Angling Rules 1954
LICENSED
GIRBAGE
SERVICE
Mrs. Tom Morris New
Firemen’s Auxiliary
I
Lake President Takes Office
ft—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. FERRI ARY 4. 1H4
8. The winter deadline of
Final angling regulations for 1954
were set by the Oregon State Game creek (Siuslaw ) was changed to Nel-1 Mrs. Tom Morris, newly elected
_
Firemen’s
commission following a second public­ son creek road bridge after Novem- president of the Mill City
Auxiliary
was
given
the
gavel
of her
ber
30.
hearing held at their Poitland head­
$1.50 per month and up
9. South fork Trask river and trib­ office at the meeting last Thursday
quarters.
Aino aerving Gate*. Lyon».
evening, by Mrs. John Muir, retiiing
Few changes were made in the ten­ utaries were opened to angling below
Id*uba and Detroit
president. Names were drawn for
Edwards
creek
during
both
winter
and
tative rules adopted two weeks prev­
“secret pals” for the year.
MILL CITY
iously. The general trout season will summer seasons.
Following the business meeting at
10. The winter closures on the
Extended May 1 through October 10 in
DISPOSAL SERVICE
which the group donated $5 to the
arms
of
Tenmile
lakes
were
elimina-
all zones, and the Cascade mountain
3952
March of Dimes, lunch was served by
lakes, with few exceptions, will open ted.
LEO
HERMAN
the piesident, assisted by her mother,
ZONE 2
on May 29 and close October 10.
1. Tributaries of Detroit and Mer- Mrs. Louis Rada.
Waters in zone 1 will remain closed
idian reservoirs and Harriet lake will
from March 1 through April 30 to
to angling on May 1 along those Friendship Circle Meets
afford protection to immature trout open
three bodies of water.
At Home of Mrs. V. Todd
and salmon and prevent the take of
2. The lower deadline for the fall
spent and over-ripe steelhead and cut­
The Friendship circle of the Pre.--
throat tiout. Steelhead spawning ac- closure on Eagle creek (in Columbia byterian church met at the home of
tivities is greatest in the months of xorge) was changed to the railroad Mrs. Vernon Todd last Tuesday eve-
THURSDAY. FRIDAY
March and April, and the movement bridge,
ning, sixteen members and
guests
3. Fish lake in Linn county was present. Devotions were led by Mrs.
of immature salmon to the ocean is
an<' ATURDAY
opened from May 1 to May 31.
heavy.
Gerald Andersen, the business meet­
February 4, 5, 6
The Columbia river in all zones is , 4. Rat and Teeter creeks, trib- ing conducted by the Chaiiman, Mrs.
ROBERT TAYLOR,
included in the waters open to winter utaries of Dorena reservoir, were E<i Yarnell. Joint installation of of­
ficers with the Women’s Association
AVA GARDNER in
angling in which it is legal to keep 2 opened to angling.
5. The season on the south fork was tentatively set for February 9,
fish 12 inches or over in length per
day or 4 per week. The special jack of Silver creek and tributaries above which will take the place of the reg­
salon bag limit of 10 per day and 20 the Silver creek falls was changed to ular meeting for February.
In Color—Phu
Mis. Arlo Tuers was elected new
in possession or in 7 days effective conform to the general trout season,
Chaiiman, as Mrs. Y'arnell will be
from October 11 to November 16 will May 1 to October 10.
DEBBIE REYNOLDS,
6. The North Santiam river was leaving soon. Gifts were presented
apply to the Columbia in all zones.
BOBBY VAN in
The above two regulations formerly closed to angling for a distance of to her and to Mrs. Martin Kelly. The
\ I FAIRS OF
applied only to open waters in zones 0.9miles below the permanent hatch­ topic of the evening was “Our Church
BOBBIE (¡ILLIS
in Our Community.” A resume of ad­
ery racks near Niagara.
1 and 2.
7. The Sauvie island game mana­ vantages and disadvantages in our
The 1954 angling regulations, in­
cluding those covering both winter gement area shooting grounds were community was scored on individual
HILLTOP KIDS MATINEE
and summer fishing, will take effect closed to angling on designated hunt­ sheets, entitled “How Does Our
2:00 P. M. SATURDAY
ing days during the 1954 waterfowl Town Score?” Discussion was led by
on February 6, 1954.
BOB HOPE in
the chairman.
Printed synopsis of the regulations, season,
I
“FANCY PANTS’
Delicious refreshments were ser-
8. Middle fork Wilamette
river
will be available at game commission
license agencies and at the game com- was closed to angling from the fish veil by the hostess to Barbara Y'arnell,
mission headquarters in Portland in commission rack site below Dexter Betty Streeter, Mary Tues, Jeanette
SUNDAY, MONDAY
Hoeye, Clara
dam down to the confluence of Fall Andersen, Virginia
the early part of March.
Swan, Maxine Hill, Helen Kliewer,Sig­
Listed below by zone are the other creek.
changes in angling regulations for. 9. North Santiam closed to angling run Grimstad, Marian Pesheck, Lora
February 7, H
for a distance of 400 feet below dams I Kelley, Edythe Means, Maly Kelly,
1954.
Mrs. Wiley Eldon Muise (Patricia Elaine Miles) whose
on the main north and south chan- Anita Becker, Marjorie Becker, and
ZONE 1
JANE WYMAN
marriage was a recent event in the Capilla de San An­
Marian Todd.
1 North fork Alsea and tributaries neis of Stayton island.
tonio, Calif. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
STERLING HAYDEN in
10. The winter deadline on the
were opened to angling above Bailey
James Miles of Santa Ana, Calif., and the groom is the
creek near the game commission south Santiam river was changed to
winter trout angling.
SO BIG
nephew of Mr .and Mrs. G. D. Jenkins of Mill City. (Roberts
the Cascadia ranger station.
hatchery.
15. The winter deadline on the
11. The deadline below the falls at
2. Big creek (Lincoln County) was
Studio.)—Cut courtesy of The Statesman
north fork of Scappoose creek was
By Edna Ferber
closed to angling above Newport city Oregon City was loweied on the east
below
side of the river to anchor on a point changed to a point 200 feet
dam.
Report on Manufacturer’s valid, even though preescribed by city
Bonny falls.
charters.
3. Cook creek and tributaries (Ne­ 54 feet below the southwesterly cor­
Life Insurance Co. Given
ZONE 3
TUESDAY,
Chapter 632, Oregon Laws 1953,
halem) were opened above the south ner of the electric plant on Black
radial
1.
The
one
thousand
foot
The
Manufactuiers
Life
reports
Point from which point the line will
(ORS 254.106) requires that the first
fork.
WEDNESDAY.
closure at the outlet of Diamond lake that payments to policy holders since measure submitted at any regular or
4. Little Nestucca river was closed extend to the northeasterly corner of
was lifted.
incorporation passed the half-billion special city election must be numbered
to «almon fishing above the head of Mill A giinder room on the west side
February 9, 10
2. The north Umpqua river was dollar mark in 1953. The assets of 51 and succeeding measures numbered
tidewater from March 1 to October 10. of the river, then straight downstream
HARRY CAREY
closed to angling from the
Soda the company held for payments of fu­ 52, 53, 51 and so on. Squares must be
i Above the south fork and all tributar- to a point 20 feet below the grinder
Spring
dam
down
to
the
bridge,
a
dis­ ture policy benefits also passed tile provided for the voter to indicate hn
EDWINA BOOTH in
west
to
the
bank
: ies will be closed to salmon angling room arches, then
half-billion dollar mark during the “Yes’! or “No” vote.
of the river. The remainder of the tance of approximately 300 yards.
at all times.
TRADER HORN
3. Diamond lake season will be year.
A sample of the new ballot is avail­
5. South fork of Salmonberry rlv- closed area at the falls remains the
Greatest, Mont Famous
A record total of $30 million was able fioni the Buerau.
May 1 to September 7 and the bag lim­
I er and tlibutaries were opened to same as last year.
African Adventure!
12. The middle fork of the Santi­ it is 30 fish per day and 60 in pos­ distributed in 1953 to benificiaries and
1 angling as were the tributaries of Val-
policyholders in death claims, matured
am
river was open to winter angling session or in 7 days.
setz
lake.
NEW'S
endowment, annuity payment.« and
ZONE 4
6. Youngs river was closed to win­ up to the confluence of Quartzville
1. Fish lake (Jackson county) other policy benefits including 41»
creek.
ter angling.
By Yvonne Dart
Doors Open at 7:0« I». M.
13. The winter deadline on the will open on May 1, with the general millions in dividends to policy-holders.
7. Winter deadline was changed <>n
Last Friday the Buckaroos from
The
assets
of
the
company
grew
by
Complete show can be seen anr
trout
season.
the Lewis and Clark river to the Sandy river was moved up to the log­
2. The salmon bag limit on the $48’2 million to a total of $540 mil­ St. Paul came to Mill City where our
time up to 8:30
ging bridge at Brightwood.
bridge on
Zelterbach’s
Varsity basketball team won the game
Kellog lage was opened to Rogue river system was changed to lion. Government and government 70-53.
line road.
permit a daily take of 6 salmon over guaranteed bonds constituted 17 per
On Monday the high school faculty
15 inches, not more than two of which cent of assets and corporation and
added a new member. She is Miss
municipal
bonds
43
per
cent;
can be more than 20 inches, and to a
,mor’ I Cederbei g. and will teach chorus,
weekly possession limit of 13 salmon tages constituted 19 per cent °
' girls health and P.E. and half of the
over 15 inches, not more than 5 five sets, perferred and common ^oc * | English II class.
of which can be more than 20 inches. 10 per cent and other assets
111 | The band is progressing greatly
3. The Rogue river closure below cent.
this year. Monday officers were
The rate of interest earned on the
Gold Bay dam was changed to open
elected. Yvonne Dart is president, Don
the lower 400 feet of the pi esent clos­ i assets increased to 4.66 per cent as
Nesbitt, vice president. The secretary
ure from September 1 to December 31. compared with the previous year’s
and treasurer were elected before.
rate
of
4.46
per
cent.
ZONE 5
The new business in 1953 was $31 They arc Maurie Bassett, secretary,
1. Charlton creek, tributary to the
and Rosalie Bassett, treasurer.
Crane Prairie reservoir, was opened to million greater than that written in
M il City motored to Sublimity
the
previous
year
and
amounted
to
angling.
’
Tuesday
evening. The JV’s won their
2. Bag limit on Pauline lake reduc­ $145 million. Business in force now­ rarre and th»- Y’arsity won by a score
ed to 5 fish per day and 10 in pos­ totals $1,744 million.
of 78-69, making 13 straight leagua
The Contingency Reserve and Sur­
session on in 7 days.
wins this year.
plus
now
amounts
to
$33
million.
3. The newly created Walton lake
During 1953, the Manufacturers
(Ochoco national forest) will open on
JERRY’S CORNER
.
June 20 with a bag limit of 5 fish per Life’s 50th anniversary in the United
day and 10 in possession or in 7 States, new business in this country
days and will be closed to angling country amounted to $92 million. The Some things that are
February d and 6
business in force in the United States,
from motor propelled raft.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Beginning to sprout
4. Davis and Sparks lakes ar? is now .10 per cent of the Company’s
Pussy willows
total
figures.
closed to angling from craft being pro­
Pure and Ix’an zttfc ■<
pelled by a motor.
Tulips
5. The Metolius river was opened (’ity Ballots Now Must
And
to the confluence of Lake creek, with ( (inform To State Law
Fishing
poles
the exception of an area 100 feet
Cities which are planning Co submit
below the bridge at Camp Sherman.
bond issues, special levies, charter
The steelhead are coming
6. Rock Creek reservoir will be amendments or other measures to
Snowdrift
open from Mav 1 to August 15.
their voters this spring are reminded
Jerry
ZONE 6
15c coupon
by John H. DeMoully. research attor­
1. Blue lake in Lake county was ney of the Bureau of Municipal Re­
opened.
search and Services. University of
Gene Teague Chevrolet
ZONE 7•
HOLIDAY BRAND
Oregon, that the form of ballot to be
1. Camas, Desolution and Rock used by cities is now prescribed by
Stayton. Oregon
creeks (Wheeler county) all tribu­ law. Forms previously used in sub-
taries to the John Day river, were mitting city measurers are no longer
closed to steelhead and salmon ang-
Ò
ling.
2. The deadline for salmon
steelhead angling on the north
Pennant Brand
of the John Day river was changed
to Highway 395, and
Rock creek
in Gilliam county was changed to
12 oz. glass
Highway 19 at Olex.
3. Magone lake tributaries were
opened to angling.
4. Umatilla river was closed to
(Jet them on this special close­
angling for a distance of- 300 feet be-
out sale in broken sizes.
low the Cold Springs intake dam.
ZONE 8
FAMOUS “BUCKSKEIN JOE’’ and
No changes.
“BLACK BEAR”BRANDS
ZONE 9
1. Grand Ronde river below Beav­
Regular Price
Close-out Price
er creek in Imnaha river below Grouse
$8.95
creek were opened to Dolly Varden
angling the entire year.
$7.95
2. Hohn and Wood lakes in the
Wallow» mountains were closed.
SB.95
3. The deadline for steelhead and i
salmon angling on the Grand Ronde
river was changed to a bridge at
Bea\ er creek
4. The special season for Dolly |
STORE HOURS—7:00 to 7:90 Except Sundays and Holidays
Varden on the Wallow river and its I
Theatre tickets for the Saturday matinee will be
we«t fork was eliminated
given
FREE with any purchase at our store. Get
5. Camp creek and tributaries a-
them for all your children.
hove Higgins reservoir (Baker conty) I
were opened to angling.
8. The Elkhorn lakes in Grant j
Daily Delivery in the City
Order Deadline 3:00 P. M
county were opened to eastern brook
trout angling the entire year with no I
Phone 4 407
Mill City. Oregon
minimum length limit and a daily |
Phone 2724
Mill City. Oregon
bag limit of 30 Br.d a possession limit I
ill
n of «0.
a 11 miau'Ji
Mill City Hi-Lites
SME
By Shopping
Regularly at
Stewart'
> >
1
Hamburger
3ibs
Shortening
3 lbs. 89c
ij>l
Margarine 4 - 89c
Strawberry Pres.
19c
Sunshine Hydrox Cookies 12 oz pkg 39c
Hungry Jack Pancake Flour 10 lbs $1.05
Sunny Jim Syrup 31 oz bottle
Cheddar Cheese lb
69c
Hot Values
100 Per Cent Wool Shirts
$6.95
$5.95
$4.95
FREE—Matinee Tickets
STEWART S GROCERY
Hilltop General Store