Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, August 21, 1952, Image 8

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    THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 11. 18S9
1S52 Hunting Regulations Announced Drivers Remin<le<1
Man? in qu iri«« h tv* been directed
*6 tM* Journal regarding tire 1952
hunting and game l i * ' , but no in-
f or matron w ai obtainable untù this
fo llo w in g U a dige<t of the résil­
ia tiens covering the first part of
the season for large game and bird».
Because o f lack of space, the rest of
the schedule will be run in the Jour­
nal next week.
ANTELOPE SEASONS
Bag limit, one adult buck antelope
having horns longer than the ears.
Area I I : Open season, August 23 to
August 2«, inclusive
Number of permits, 400 (residents
only).
Open area: Portions of Lake and
Harney counties as follows: Begin­
ning at the intersection of the W ar­
ner Valley road with the California-
Oregon state line; thence northerly
along the W arner Valley road
RADIO and
REFRIGERATION
REPAIRING
H erbert E. Cox
Technician
Located At Western Store
Phone 244-J Residence Ph. 286-R
School Bus L aw
LO C A L N E W S
Adrian News
through Plush arid Adel to its Junc-
Mr*. Pwalinc Medina!»
lion with U. 6 highway 395 north
Orepon’s law requiring motorists
of Ahert Lake; thence northeast­ to stop for school buses that hate
erly along U. S. highway 396 to its stopped to load or unload children
Rev. »nd Mrs. John Phillips and
junction with U. S. highway 20 will -ion call for renewed attention family left Tuesday morning for
Utence easterly along U. 6 highway by Oregon drivers, the state traffic Wessings, South Dakota to live He
20 to Burns; thence southeasterly safety division reminded today.
will attend school.
Many buses have been transport­
along Oregon highway 7g to Folly-
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davis of Ridge-
farm; thence southwesterly along ing farm workers during the sum­ view and their house guest, Jim
the county road through Andrews to mer. an operation to which the stop Blauvett o f Tacoma, Wash., were
Fields; thence south along Oregon law does not apply. The division said Sunday afternoon visitors at the Jim
highway 206 to Denio; then*?« west this fact confuses some motorists
who are not aware that stops must
Bag lim it: 2 cocks per day and not
along the California-Oregon state
be made only when the bus in carry­
over 4 during the entire season.
Une u> Us intersection with the W ar- ing school children.
Area II : A ll counties east of the
| ner Valley road, the point o f begin­
When the big yellow vehicles re­
summit of the Cascade Mountains
ning.
sume regular school runs early next
Area I I I : Open season August 30 month, a loading or unloading stop except Madras area in Jefferson
means cars approaching from both county (see Closures).
I to September 4, inclusive.
Open season: Noon, October 24
Number of permits, 400 i residents directors must also stop, the division
pointed out. T ra ffic so stopped may through November 9.
i only).
then proceed, provided no children
Bag limit: 3 cocks per day and not
Open area: Portions o f Harney are leaving the bus or crossing the
over 12 during the entire season.
and Malheur counties as follows: B e­ roadway.
No p rn o » may take or possess
ginning at Denio; thence northerly
The law, adopted by the 1949 state more than 12 pheasants in the ag­
along Oregon highway 205 to Fields; legislature, exempts from stopping
gregate of all seasons.
thence northeasterly along county only vehicles approaching the bus
Special Juvenile Season: Area:
road through Andrews to Follyfarm ; from the opposite direction on the
thence northwesterly along Oregon far side of a roadway having three Designated portions of E E. Wilson
Game Management area
highway 78 to Bums; thence east or more lanes.
Open season: September 27, 28
and north along U. S. highway 20
to its intersection with the Idaho- son, August 23 to August 28, inclu­ October 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 and 19; and
November 8, 9.
Oregon state line at Nyssa; thence sive.
Bag limit, 2 cock pheasants per
south and west along the state line
Number of permits, 200. Each hun­
day.
to Denio, the point of beginning.
ter required to have a general elk
Restrictions: for juvenile hunters
Report card attached to antelope tag as well as the special free per­
from 14 to 17 years only. All juven­
tag must be returned by all hunters. mit.
It shall be unlawful to shoot at
Bag limit, one elk o f either sex. iles to be accompanied by licensed
antelope from a point within 5*
All hunters required to check in adults over 25 years of age. One
yards of an automobile airplane or and out of area. Checking station adult may accompany not to exceed
two juveniles. Adults will not bear
other vehicle.
at Troy and Hoodoo Lookout.
SPECIAL ELK SEASONS
Open area: Beginning at the town arms and will be responsible for the
Troy i Wallowa cou n ty): Open sea- of Troy, thence westerly along the conduct o f their charges.
A maximum of thirty-five juvenile
| Wenaha river to its intersection with
| the Hoodoo trail; thence southwest- permits will be issued for each des­
I erly along the Hoodoo T rail to its ignated day in the order in which
I junction with the Hoodoo Lookout applications are received at the P o rt­
road ; thence south along the Hoodoo land office of the Game Commis­
Lookout road to its junction with the sion.
A ll juvenile hunters and accom­
Troy-Tollgate road; thence westerly
1 along the Troy-Tollgate road to its panying adults are required to check
I junction with the Lake T ra il; thence in and out of the area.
Quail: Airea I: Washington, Y a m ­
south along the Lake Trail to its in-
j tersection with Elbow Creek in Sec- hill, Clackamas. Marion, Polk, Ben­
j tion 12, Township 5 North, Range ton, Linn, Lane, Jackson and Jose­
41 East; thence southwesterly along phine, except posted state and fa r­
Elbow Creek to its confluence with mer cooperative game management
the Grande Ronde river; thence areas.
Open season: Noon, October 24
northeasterly along the Grande
Ronde River to Troy, the point cf through November 2.
Bag lim it: 5 valley, mountain, or
| beginning.
Walla Walla (U m ltilla county): bobwhite quail in the aggregate dur­
Open season, November 22 to N o­ ing the season or in possession.
Area II : A ll counties east o f the
vember 26, Inclusive.
Number of permits, 200. Each hun­ summit of the Cascade Mountains
ter required to have a general elk except Malheur and Hood River
tag as well as the special free per­ counties.
Open season: October 24 through
mit.
Bag limit, one elk o f either sex. November 9.
Bag lim it: 10 valley or mountain
All hunters required to check in
quail in the aggregate per day and
and out o f area.
not over 20 during the entire season.
Checking station at Weston.
Hungarian Partridge: Open area:
Boundary: Beginning at Weston,
thence easterly along state highway Baker, Union, Wallowa, Morrow and
204 to Tollgate; thence north along Umatilla counties.
Of>en season: Noon, October 24
the Skyline road to the Oregon-
through
November 9.
Washington state line; thence west
Bag lim it: 3 per day, 9 in posses­
along the state line to the junction
with State highway 11; thence south sion or during the season.
Blue and Ruffed Grouse: All coun­
along state highway 11 to Weston,
the point of beginning. (Th at por­ ties west of the summit of the Cas­
tion of the Mill Creek watershed cade Mountains and Hood River,
contained within this boundary is Wasco, Wheeler, Morrow, Umatilla,
Union, Wallowa, Baker, Grant coun­
excepted from hunting.)
ties.
SM A LL GAME
Pheasants: Area I: All counties j Open season: August 30 through
west of the summit of the Cascade September 7.
Bag limit: 3 grouse per day and
NYSSA. OREGON
Mountains.
not
over 9 during the entire season
Open season: Noon, October 24
or in possession.
through November 2.
Sage Grouse: Area: Harney and
Malheur counties and that part of
Lake county east of Highway 395 and
the Warner Valley road which runs
through Plush and Adel.
Open season: August 23 through
September 4.
Bag limit: 4 grouse per day and
not over 8 during the entire season,
or in possession.
Silver G ray Squirrel: Same as
1951
Migratory Birds: As determined
by U. S. Fish and W ildlife Service.
REFUGES OPEN TO H U N T IN G
All o f Columbia River Refuge east
of Castle Rock In Morrow county.
All of Deschutes and Mule Deer
reserves and all refuges open in 1961.
Areas Closed to all hunting: Same
areas as in 1951, except M ill Creek
area, which is open.
Additional Closures: Mount Hood
l l
area (closed to all hunting except
pigeon and grouse, during the mon­
ths of August and September o n ly ):
Beginning at the Zig Zag Ranger
station; thence east along the Bull
Run watershed boundary (Township
line between Townships 2 and 3 No.)
to W hite River; thence southeasterly
down White River to Intersection
with state highway 35; thence south­
westerly along state highway 35 to
Junction with U. S. highway 50;'
thence south along U. S. highway 50
to Ghost Creek; thence southwester­
ly along Ghost Creek to Its conflu­
ence with Salmon river; thence
westerly down Salmon river to the
Salmon river guard station; thence
northwesterly along the Salmon
river road to junction with U. S.
highway 50. thence east along U. 8
highway 50 to Zig Zag ranger sta­
tion. the point of beginning.
Vincent Creek Bum
»Douglas
county): Beginning at Elkton on
Oregon higlivay 38. thence north­
erly along the Elkton-Ounter trail
to Gunter; thence westerly along
Smith river to the Vincent Creek
guard station; thence southerly a-
long the Vincent Creek trail to Fern
Top Lookout: thence west and south
along the Wells Creek trail to Wells
guard station thence easterly along
* • ] 38 I
is
. the
point of beginning.
Public 8h otmg Grounds 8»m e
1951 e x ., pi ptifft»ant hunting
ORANGEBURG
Mr. aad Mrs. George ( leaver ant
Mrs. Cleaver's brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Ballard of
Kansas were Monday afternoon
visitors at the Carl Seburn home.
Mr«. C. M. Tylrr returned ham«
Friday from Vacaville, Calif, where
she had spent five weeks with her
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Huffman "and children. Mrs.
Huffman is recovering from recent
major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Storm aad Mr.
and Mrs. W alt Looney were fishing
at Owyhee dam Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seburw, Carl,
McGinnis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saari and
daughters moved Tuesday to the
Chas. Harris house in Newell
Heights.
A ll o f the teachers have returned
to their homes from attending sum­
mer schools.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Martin o f S e­
attle visited his brother, Gayle and
fam ily Friday afternoon. They were
on a trip to Kentucky to visit her
parents.
Mrs. Bill Willis and children and
Miss Betty Jarvis left Saturday eve­
ning for Coos Bay, to visit Mr. W il­
lis’ relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cartwright
and Clyde Cartwright spent from
Saturday to Monday fishing near
W arm Lake, Idaho.
Guests at the Clayton Martin
home from Thursday to Sunday were
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Anderson of Layton, Utah.
Mrs. Gayle Martin spent Tuesday
in Boise visiting a niece, Mrs. Mel
Friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ness Hatt of Owyhee
spent Sunday visiting her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker.
Mrs. Earl Winn and family spent
Wednesday in Boise.
Jim McGinnis and crew are build­
ing a new house for Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Ekanger near Ole’s corner.
Phil Wilsaa was hsme over the
week-end from Blue Mountain Ran­
ger station where he is on Dixie
Lookout. He returned to his lookout
post Sunday evening.
Mr«. L. A. Mauldin«. Ilianne and
Roger returned home Sunday after
a month's visit in Portland.
M in .Warn Sekura and Mrs. Greta
Bleakman were guests of Miss K a th ­
erine Kerrick of Parma Tuesday
morning. Miss Seburn and Miss K e r­
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tucker were rick were sorority sisters at Oregon
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- state college.
Jr. and M ari« were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr. Seburn’s
mother, Mrs. Cordelia Seburn. Dur­
ing the afternoon, Mrs. Carl Seburn,
Marie, Mrs. Goldie Roper and Lois
Anne McLauchlin
attended the
Herman-Gregg wedding.
Mrs. Veva Castle returned Satur­
day evening from a two weeks' vaca­
tion spent at Bend and Eugene
visiting her daughters and their
families.
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