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öernotiia Eagle Angling Rules ______ THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1966 Local Couples Allend Services al Westport Set for 1967 Cemetery Group Meet Is Monday OTK Following a public hearing in BIRKENFELD — A reminder is Portland, the Oregon Game Com NATAL-PITTSBURG — Sunday mission adopted final angling reg issued that the Fishhawk cemetery Mir. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap ac ulations for 1967 which were almost meeting will be held Monday eve companied Mr. and Mrs. Walter identi?al to the tentative rules as ning, December 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Mathews to Westport where they proposed two weeks ago. The only the Francis Larson home. attended the church served by changes made was the restoration Marvin Larson visited his grand Mr. and Mrs. Sulo Sanders. After of the boat fishing deadline on the parents, the Francis Larsons Fri wards the Dunlaps were dinner Williamson river to its original site day evening on his return home guests of the Mathews. at highway 97 bridge. from his base in Texas. He also Mrs. Wm. Pringle and her moth Season dates for the general visited other relatives. er, Mrs. J. Titus were Thanksgiv trout season will be April 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Vick Berg were in ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. October 31 in all zones except Hillsboro last Friday. They visited Robert Frederickson in Portland. streams in Zone 1, the high lakes, at the Bill Carmichael home. Her They also visited Billy at the hos and Zones 3 and 4. Season dates mother, Mrs. Laura Carmichael, pital. for high lakes in the Cascades and was also at Hillsboro following her Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack were Paulina Mountains and all coast flight to Portland from California in Hillsboro Saturday to do some streams in Zone 1 will be May 20 and the Bergs brought her to her shopping. through October 31. Minor date home at Vernonia. Sunday visitors at the home of changes were made in the Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnston Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wolff were trout season for the Rogue and were here from Friday until Sun Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keim and Mr. Umpqua watersheds. day visiting relatives. They came and Mrs. Max Wolff and Gretchen, Of importance to steelhead fish with friends from Eugene. Mrs. all from Portland. The Wolffs al ermen was the upstream shifts in Johnston plans to be back in a so called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth the winter deadlines on numerous couple of weeks. Tupper. streams, and removing the dead J. J. Lonnquist of Portland visit Callers at the home of Mr. and lines entirely on others. In addition ed over the week end with his Mrs. Noble Dunlap recently have the winter season was extended grandparents, the Joe Lonnquists. included Mrs. Grace Mathews and through March 31 on streams not Mrs. Bob DuPuis returned home Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCrone already affected. Excellent returns last Monday from Santa Rosa, of hatchery steelhead to most north Calif, where she had gone to be coast streams influenced the com with her mother who had just re Ship Delay Postpones mission’s decision in allowing ang turned home from the hospital fol Departure of Browns lers a longer season as well as lowing surgery. RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. more fishing waters in which to Marilyn Jones, who is a student Virgil Snook returned home Satur try their skill. at Linfield college, was home over Deadline shifts on the Rogue and day after spending a week visiting the Thanksgiving vacation. his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Snook at tributaries will open up about 40 E. T. Johnston, Alan and Steve Napa, California. Their daughter miles of stream for steelhead fish went to Portland Sunday, picked ermen, and season dates will allow and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett up Jan at her aunt’s home, and at Brown went with them to Napa another month of fishing. Additional tended the auto show. upstream tributaries were opened and were still there due to a delay of the shio on which they were to up to early trout fishing under the six-inch rules. In the Umpqua sail to Peru. Mrs. Carrie Brown was a Thank drainage, the steelhead and salmon sgiving dinner guest at the home deadline was removed from Smith of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Montchalen river, and the fly-fishing-only dead at Washougal, Washington and then line moved downstream to its old spent the week end at Ridgefield. deadline at Rock Creek. BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs. The Deschutes river was opened Mrs. Artie Buckner and daugh George Scott are visiting at the ters, Mrs. Mabie Mills and Mrs. to salmon and steelhead fishing Trenholms in Astoria and helping Hazel Aaron of Los Angeles, visit the year around from Sherars the Trenholms move into their ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Falls to the Columbia. Hood River new home. The Scotts will be in Ray Buckner at Hillsboro Sunday anglers were given a month’s ex this area until after the Christmas tension of the winter steelhead sea afternoon and Monday. holidays. Thanksgiving guests at the home son on that stream, under the two- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crouch were fish bag limit. As amended, the of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baska were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fletcher and one-steelhead bag limit will apply visitors at the Art Bellingham baby, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Boden- from April 22 through October 31. home last Saturday. They were at The commission upheld its earlier Bingen, Wash, where they attend hamer and children, Delores Ding decision to restrict angling at Davis ed the funeral of Mrs. Stella Ram er, Mr. and Mrs. Art Baska and two grandchildren of Portland and Lake to flies only, but advised age. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Baker that this decision would be review Henry Winfield. ed again next year. Boat fishing were in Forest Grove and Hillsboro restrictions were removed from the last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larsen and Miami, Kilchis, and Smith rivers. SO T H E Y SAY Other regulation changes includ baby of Monmouth spent the ed minor deadline shifts, date Thanksgiving vacation at the home changes, and similar matters of a of her folks, the Francis Nord- SHE WAS TWO-FACED housekeeping nature. Regulations stroms. They were Thanksgiving adopted by the commission for dinner guests at the home of Mr. the 1967 season will become eff and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston. Sam Lousignont also was there for din ective January 1. ner. Mr. and Mrs. Vick Berg bad Hospital Patient Now their Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berg At Daughter's Home at Seaside. RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Walter John Cahill was a dinner guest Parker, who recently suffered a of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Etheridge. K AI IRAIWMAWKfc I stroke, has been taken from the The Bellingham families were Seaside hospital to the home of her all together for their Thanksgiving and both faces have the daughter, Mrs. Homer Gwin at dinner which they held at the Cannon Beach. Mr. Parker is also church kitchen. Included in the same message—that the there caring for her, as Mrs. gathering were Mr. and Mrs. tops in satisfaction can be Gwin is working. George Scott of Vancouver, B.C., found ut Bob’s. Take a Thanksgiving afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. Spence Stauffer, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mrs. Agnes Foster and Miss Anna hint and come see us. Lloyd were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hanberg. Wienecke and daughter Barbara of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wells and two daughters of Portland spent Thanksgiving day at the home of his mother, Mrs. Maude Wells and union service y BATTERIES-TIRES-LUBES 7 sister Mrs. G. F. Botkin. The two girls stayed overnight and on Fri NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mr. and H A 9 -3 7 3 I day Mrs. Botkin took them and Mrs. Marion Grant and family V E R N O N IA O R E G O N her three children to the Santa spent Thanksgiving week end at parade in Portland. Silverton with his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cook of Beaverton were week end visitors of his folks, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ek- hoff. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Holding of Scappoose and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Oblack were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Ob lack. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap en joyed Thanksgiving dinner at the George Mathews home. Mr. and Mrs. Max Giienke of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wolff were dinner guests Thanks giving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kyser, Melvin and Raymond were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ky ser Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Davis enjoy ed a family dinner Thanksgiving at the home of his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis in Portland. Saturday evening they returned to the Robert Davis home HA 9 6254 for a party honoring their nephew Gary and his new bride. Visitors Assist Move to Home BASKETBALL BEGINS TUESDAY. DEC. 6- HERE SCRIMMAGE from the starting whistle Monday even- ing gave fans preview of action to be forthcoming this Many Entertain Holiday Guests vs. Rainier Columbians VARSITY.......8 P.M. YOU'VE GOT OUR BACKING FOB A WINNING SEASON: Bill Horn Realty & Insurance King's Grocery & Market Joe and Wally Grosche Bob, Earl, Emily E&B Laundry and Dry Cleaners Lew's Cafe Ed Bredeau Enco Service John and Helen Wylde Vernonia Variety and Shell Oil Nehalem Service Ruth and Marion Steers Lloyd Callister Vernonia Clinic The Pine Cone Drs. Hobart, Thiringer, Wheatley & Eng Cliff and Ruby Fowler Vernonia Golf Club Union Oil Company Ralph Loftis, Manager Loel Roberts Wauneta's Ceramics Standard Oil Company Wauneta Yeager Joe Magoff Vernonia Service Station Lloyd Quinn, Realtor George Johnson Real Estate and Insurance Vernonia Upholstery Shop Bob's Union Service S. Apgar Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson Vernonia Milk Farms HALLMARK Birkenfeld Grocery Henry Anderegg Emma Etheridge Tandy Shoe Repair CHRISTMAS CARDS Brunsman Hardware & Electric Albert Tandy Boxed and Individual. Full Selection Available. ' J?*»* 2X1 season for the Logger basketball schedule, Vernonia Loggers JV's........ 6:15 P.M. ■Ml fAV I If you protect your stored wool- eas with mothballs, keep children out of the storage area. It is best to store such woolens in a locked closet or chest. Coast-to-Coast Stores The Coffee Break Cliff's Super Market Mrs. Doris Floeter Cliff and Jim Cliff Norwood Sunnyside Service Allied J&H Lumber Company Darigold Farms Fuiien-Friesen Chapel in the Hills Kate's Cafe Marilyn's Casual Shop Vernonia Drug Company Vernonia Eagle Western Auto Associate Store Fisher's Electric Vi - Hans - Rick Irma and Sherm Ralph's Chevron Service Sam's Food Store Spofford Flower & Gift Shop U. S. National Bank Mill Market & Lockers Standard Dairy Timber Nook & Nehalem Lanes Ed Roediger, Plumbing West Oreoon Electric Co nn Tnr
