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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1947

Page

6

Oregon State Game Commission Sets Angling Rules for 1947

The Oregon State Game Commission reconvened to finalize 1947 angling regulations. Open seasons, bag limits, and length rules apply statewide with regional amendments for the McKenzie area, coastal waters, and Rogue Umpqua systems. Tidewater zones close Oct 16 to Jun 28, with exceptions for Tillamook Bay Coos Bay Rogue and Umpqua rivers.

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Oregon fishing regulations county by county and rivers

Coos Curry Douglas counties list detailed fishing rules including weaponized hooks rules bag limits seasons and closures. It covers Kel Lake Glen Creek Fairy Creek Deakin Creek North and South Ten Mile Lakes Ten Mile Creek Lake Creek New River and Coquille areas plus Rogue River tributaries with trout and salmon sizes and open dates. It also notes special limits for Diamond Lake and adjacent streams with sonar restrictions on kel lake and bay area.

Coos County Kel Lake Glen Creek East Fork Millicoma River Golden Falls Cash Falls Fairy Creek State Game Commission Deakin Creek Wilkins Creek Ten Mile Lakes Ten Mile Creek Ten Mile Lake Ocean Fae Sines River Piatel Pras Inke Humbug Mountain State Park Douglas County Diamond Lake Silent Creek Short Creek Fish Lake Creek Bel Lake Fall Creek Little River Lake Creek Loon Lake Said Lake Bear Creek Eald Lake Said Creek

Better Pastures On Cutover Hill Areas

Plan to develop and improve 000 acres of productive pasture yearly on cutover hill areas. Project involves BCBS, Oregon State College experiment station specialists, and county extension agents. Emphasizes seed bed prep, burning, slashing, log removal, drainage, leveling, plowing, and sowing of adapted perennial grasses and legumes.

Cutover Hill BCBS Oregon State College Experiment Station

Survivors Urged to File by Feb 10 for Vets Benefits

Carl D. Monroe of the Eugene SSA says about 40 000 survivors of veterans who died after discharge but before August 10 1946 may lose benefits unless they file claims by February 10. Families not eligible for veterans compensation or pensions must meet SSA requirements to receive survivors benefits.

Carl D. Monroe Eugene Field Social Security Administration

Veterans merit retroactive payments and survivor notices

The article states veterans entitled to incurun es payments remain eligible after February 10 with retroactive benefits linked to Social Security. About 40 000 veterans died after discharge and before August 1964 6 their survivors may file with the Social Security administration in Eugene. The piece references the March of Dimes and infant paralysis efforts.

Muen Monroe Beale Security Administration Eugene

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