8— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER », 1955
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MILL CITY
1*1111 Litas--
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stone and
family were pleasantly surprised on
Requests for closure of Fish lake
their return to Waldport, after in the Rogue drainage because of the
spending the Labor Day weekend in drawdown by irrigationists has been
Mill City, to have as guests, Mr. and voiced by many interested persons,
Mrs. Jack Coreyell and son, Scott of | the Oregon Game Commission said.
Portland. The Cereyells had enjoyed Their primary concern was that the
deep sea fishing at Depot Bay.
reservoir might be overfished, with
the low water conditions concen­ i
Mrs. George Cree had the mis­ trating the trout life, making them
fortune.of falling at her home break­ etxremely vulnerable to anglers.
ing the left leg just below the knee.
Although excellent fishing has
It was a long jagged break. The knee been provided by the drawdown, the
cap was damaged, the cartilege be­ commission does not feel that the
ing injured. She was taken to Salem fish life in the reservoir needs fur-
Memorial hospital Monday evening,
.
- • ther protection at this time. The
where she will be for several days, j Mme holds true for wickiup reser.
j voir where low water conditions also
Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto mo- prevail.
tored to Portland Friday night,
In most instances where a draw­
where they were joined by Mrs. down occuis and there is danger of
brother-in-law
and
sister, losing fish from low water, it is the
Veteto’s
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell. The group policy of the game commission to
went to Victoria and Vancouver, B. increase the bag limits rather than
C., and other points of interest be- reducing them to allow anglets to
fore returning Monday night.
harvest what otherwise would be­
come lost. Such has been the case
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stiffler and with several reservoirs throughout
sons, Wayne and Neal, were in the state including Warm Springs,
Lebanon Sunday, guests of Mr. and Malheur, and Moon reservoirs. Nei­
Mrs. Donald Stiffler and family. Mrs. i ther Fish lake nor Wickiup will be
Victoria Stiffler, who was also in drawn down to such an extent that
Lebanon, returned to Salem Sunday i fish life will be in danger, the com-
evening with the Lowell Stifflers, j mission said.
who took in the fair.
, In addition, since there is no evi­
dence of natural spawning taking
Mr. and Mr*. Gayle Lowery and place at Fish lake, all fishing is de-
children were in Portland Sunday, pendent upon an adequate yearly
where they visited at the home of stocking of fingerling and legal
Mr. Lowery’s brother and family, trout. In all probability, the commis-
who are leaving for California. Mr. sion said, many large trout will be
Lowery stated it was exceedingly taken because of the low water which
hot around the Silverton area, but may reduce the fish population to
I that it seemed a little cooler in some extent. The game commission
Portland.
will replace these trout next year
before the season begins.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Poole and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Poole spent the
weekend at Wickiup reservoir, going state last week, the Oregon Game
up Satuiday evening pnd returning Commission announced.
The band-tailed pigeon season will
Monday night. They report real hot
weather and stated they were run through the month of September
•camped right out in the sun. The with a daily bag limit of six per
reservoir is low at this time. When day but not more than 24 for the
i
shoot-
returning home Monday night, it entire season. Mourning dove
ing will extend through September
was still 100 degrees in Bend.
25 with a bag limit of 10 1 per day or
in possession.
Hot spots throughout the coast
range will provide the better pigeon
shooting, although some excellent
shooting can also be found along the
west slopes of the Cascades. Central
Scattergun artists can now take and Eastern Oregon will provide
the old blunderbuss down off the better mourning dove hunting.
The game commission asks
mantle, wipe away the year’s accu­
mulation of dust, and get set for the hunters to be on the lookout
fall bird shooting. First licks at the banded birds and to turn in the num­
feathered fowl were taken on the bers to the commission together with
opening of the pigeon and mourning information as to where and when
dove seasons in all counties of the the birds were taken.
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Feted on Birthday
MEHAMA—Eight little girls en­
joyed a party Tuesday afternoon,
August 30, at the G. V. Christensen
home when they met to celebrate the
Sth birthday anniversary of Bonnie
Dean Christensen.
The girls made fancy hats which
they wore and prizes were given for
the three prettiest ones. Games were
played after which birthday cake
and punch was served to Joanne and
Dorothy Walz, Linda Landers, Bet­
tie Coles, Harriet Golliet, Linda
Coffman, Kay Hughes and the honor
guest, Bonnie Christensen.
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