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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
17
An Oregon State Game Commission folder notes sunrise times around Christmas and late December. Sun rises 7 52 am on December 25, 7 53 am from December 26 to New Year, with no DST change and mild southwestern Oregon winter averages around 42.7 degrees.
Three Coos Bay women were first to register for the 1946 Coos County homemakers camp to be held July 24 to 28 at the 4 H camp in McKinley. The camp opens to all county women with a price of 2 per day and offers options for one day or the full period. Registrations should go to the home demonstration agent at the Coquille courthouse.
The Coos county court announced a wage increase of 230 percent for highway department employees, effective June. The new scale runs from 85 cents to 1.36 dollars per hour, with most workers paid 1.07 per hour.
The Game Commission shipped the first 1.2 million rainbow fry to the Marion Forks area for release this summer. The fish were raised at Fall River hatchery in Deschutes county and the Klamath hatchery in Klamath county. Two pack strings will distribute them along the highway as brush clearing speeds up.
Salmon rules apply statewide including the Columbia River with open year round seasons for 9 inch plus fish and 15 inch plus fish. Bag limits cap 16 and 40 fish in seven days respectively, with larger salmon counted as trout for under sixteen inches. Nonresident license price five dollars. two day special license two dollars. Ocean fishing requires no license. Coos County lists 1826 farms focused on forage crops and home production.
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