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Prompted by Conner Bill Hunters, Anglers Reminded State Federation Formed by Boating Organizations Though there are manv boat boats about future laws snd taxes ies of rules and regulations pro New Licenses Needed Jan. I operated on any navigable waters and to most of the estimated seven million pleasure craft now in use Bay, Corvallis, Coquille, The Dalles, Hood River, Newoerg, Oceanlake, Oswego, Roseburg, Salem, Sheridan and St. Helens. After discussion of boating problems, delegates received cop posed by the Coast Guard and state boat acts suggested by the Council of State Government and the Waterbury Committee. Concern among owners of small SOUTHWEST or fees for their crafts has developed since a measure commonly known as the Bonner Bill became law during the last session of Congress.

The approved legisla- (Continued from Page ID) Umpo.ua fair to good for ateelhead: The House Merchant Marine salmon fishing nearly over on Ten. Committee sponsored the bill and said it was necessary to promote mil creek; fishing fair In Coquille river ayatem: lUlnola rlvar low and than sheer joy when they draw a New Year's Day ticket after they hunt through the end of December and forget that a new license requires small motorboats to clear but alight ralnfaU may cause safety in view of a heavy in carry identifying numbers as part crease in the number of motor-boats, is needed on the first of January. a marine safety program. The bill applies to all boats improved ateeineaaing oy weekend. Lots of ducks are In Coos Bay and Coquille valley; duck hunting success will depend on weather; fog or atorma will make good hunting.

CENTRAL Klamath Refuge. Birds are feeding mainly at night, however, occasionally they com out a Uttlo early. A storm would Improve hunting. Experienced hunters using deeoya and call are having good luck In certain hot spots. NORTHEAST Waterfowl hunting has been poor throughout the northesstorn area.

Bridge Creek and Shaw Mountain elk hunta art alow. Anlmala are remain Ing high and scattered. SOUTHEAST Hunting la alow at Summer Lake. A few geese are In Warner Valley, but hunting la poor. In Malheur Coun ty, duck hunting la good In the corn Licenses for 1959 are now The Coast Guard proposed a available at licensing agents and set of rules and regulations un propelled by motors having more than ten horsepower, regardless fees remain the same as last year.

Hunting In lower and upper areaa baa been fair. The management area has been poor. Water la the boat's length. Existing law Also available are Juvenile hunt der terms of the law and held a hearing Dec. 9.

Only change made in the proposals after the freezing bard at night. In the Upper ing or fishing licenses at two dollars for youngsters from 14 requires registration of all motor-boats over 16 feet. FRAMEWORK SET hearing was the reuction in num PETE "ORNACCHIA BefUtct-Guud Outdoors Editor maiuam i-ase area, mere are estimated to be about 40.000 ducka from Hank's Harsh to Modoc Point. There to 17. ber size from four to three neioe arouna vaio ana along the New punch cards for salmon are fair populations of ducks In lower Snake.

inches. The new federal law, which will become effective April 1, 1960, DELAY WANTED and steelhead also are required Jan. 1. Old cards should be returned to the game commission provides a general framework on The Coast Guard's proposed which state programs may be mrfnore HOUSEPOVER or placed in collection boxes at numbering fees of five dollars for the first three years and based. Prior to the effective date, ID Register-Guard, Engene, Oregon Thursday, Dec.

25, 1958 license agencies. ho! states will be expected to adopt uniform safety laws for motor- three dollars for each three-year period thereafter drew objection The federal migratory water fboating and provide for registra from the large Outboard Boating fowl stamp is valid throughout the season, which in Oregon ends Swede Named Club of America. Officials of Shoemaker Wins 4th Riding Title tion of boats. Each state will be permitted to fix its registration fee. Jan.

13. OBC pointed odt that many states may adopt their own laws in 1959 and establishment of fees The game commission's weekly Everybody knows that modern hornet can't get along without full HOUSEPOWER. You can't ex-pect skimpy wiring to deliver the electric power all your equipment needs to function properly. Get the tads and km bow you can live balm cHatricalry. Registration in any state that Best of Year does not adopt its own laws will should be withheld until the report: NORTHWEST Nehalem river anellna only fair: be handled by the Coast Guard.

states can set their schedules. ARCADIA, Calif. Wl Jockey Willie Shoemaker is about to become the first jockey in the country's history to win the national riding championship four times. All registrations will be valid' for NEW YORK (UPD The Ring Oregon's small boat act, which three years. Necanlcum In good ahape but angling slow; Tillamook area streams murky and moderately high; steelheadlng alow on Sileti, Alsea and Stualaw- Magazine Thursday named hand owners in Lane County and nearly all of them will be affected by the steadily increasing number of federal, state and county boating laws, none of the several boating clubs in the county was represented in organizational meetings of the Oregon Federation of Boating Clubs.

The new organization was formed recently at Portland and officers were elected during a committee meeting last Sunday at Eugene. A Portland group started the movement and sent invitations to the organizational meeting to 35 boating clubs in the state. At least two local clubs were invited to the initial meeting but Eugene Yacht Club and Cottage Grovo Boat Club officials said the notices were received too late to make arrangements for sending delegates. Though the Cottage Grove club was not represented at the meeting, Commodore Paul Stock said members had agreed to join the federation. Commodore Eloyd Dickson of Eugene Yacht Club said he believed members of that group would be interested in joining.

Affiliation in the OFBC will be considered at the next board meeting in late January, Dickson indicated. Invitations were sent to several water ski clubs but Tri-Pass Ski Club of Eugene, a group which is active in both water and snow programs, was not included on the list. President Tex Carter was out of town this week but a board member, Margaret Brunswig, was certain that Tri-Pass water skiers would favor membership in the state organization. Wayne Evans, vice commodore of Lowell-Lane Boat Club, said his club had not taken any steps toward joining the federation. OFFICERS ELECTED Federation officers elected during the organizational meeting last Sunday at the Eugene Hotel include president Frank Collins, commodore of the Portland Small Craft Club; vice president Ray Morrom, commodore of Salem Yacht Club; and secretary-treasurer Larry Shute, vice commodore of Tyee Yacht Club at Portland.

became effective last year, prescribed safety requirements for Numbers awarded to boat own- Call us for a FREE HOUSEPOWER Rating sume Ingemar Johansson of Wee Willie has ridden 291 win both equipment and operation ners this year, no other jockey Sweden "Fighter of the Year." Unbeaten Johansson, heavy Hamilton Now it will be up to state legis can catch him and starting Fri era will have to be painted on or attached to each side of the boat's bow. The operator will be required to keep a registration waterfowl bunting slow along Willamette river from Salem north and along Pudding and Yamhill rlvera with very few ducks In area; mid-Wlllamette valley duck hunting Improved; goose hunting fair to good. lators to decide what agency will be in charge of registration and day he fatten the total when the Santa Anita season opens. weight champion of Europe and top contender for the world crown, is only' the second for certificate in his possession other phases of the program out Shoemaker started his great Coast Guard officers and law en eigner to win the magazine's lined in the federal law, A legislative interim commit career in 1950 when he and Joe Culmone shared the title with forcement officers will be al most coveted award since it was Chess Whiz Wins lowed to halt a boat and require established in 1928. 388 wins apiece.

NEW YORK Fifteen-year-l the operator to show his regis Max Schmeling of Germany In 1953 Shoemaker rode 485 tee which studied Oregon's fish and game problems in a series of hearings throughout the state tration card, old Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, took the trophy in 1930 by vir winners for an all-time national record for one year. defending champion in the U.S. Expert Electrical Work for Home and Industry 1 232 West 5th, Eugene Phone DI 5-8712 Electric jaouepf reonMember 4 Registration numbers issued by recommends in its report that chess championships, defeated state will be valid in other tue of his victory over Jack Sharkey, on a fourth-round foul, for the vacant world crown. He came back in 1954 to win boat registration should be in states, with 380. charge of the state game commis Dark-haired Johansson, 26, won The Shoe needs only six wins Under other provisions of the sion.

Noting that the Bonner Bill "makes it almost mandatory the award for 1958 by knocking to pass Johnny Adams' lifetime bill, operators of boats involved out top-ranked Eddie Machen of 3,270 and become the fourth SEASON'S GREETINGS that something should be done in veteran Samuel Reschevsky of New York Wednesday and moved into first place halfway through the round robin tournament Fischer, now 4-1 with one adjournment, scored his sixth round victory in 42 moves over Reschevsky, five-time U.S. leading winner of all time. Willie Redding, 2:16 of the first the matter of boat regulation, in accidents will be required to stop and render assistance when possible, identify themselves, and in serious accidents make a re round at Gothenburg, Sweden, now has 3,265. i the committee also points out that provisions must be made for financing the registration pro- Sept. 14.

It was Ingemar's 21st straight professional victory and his 13th knockout. port to state or federal authori- Coyotes Main Prey From THE WORKMAN We Wish You a Very MERRY CHRISTMAS And a HAPPY NEW YEAR ties. The bill applies to boats gram. Winning the award, Johansson For Hired Hunters beat out five candidates all SALEM im The 45 Oreffon champions in the following or hunters hired by the Federal Fish der: Sugar Ray Robinson, Archie and Wildlife Service and the State Ariculture Department are Moore, Don Jordan, Pascual Perez and Hogan "Kid" Bassey. SAVE MONEY LEASE A doing their best business in Moore's dramatic defense of coyotes.

VOLKSWAGEN DELIVERY VAN the light heavyweight crown against Canadian Yvon Durelle at They reported killing 290 in LOOKING FOR PRE-INVENTORY BARGAINS? Save Up to 50 on Clearance el SPORT SHIRTS UNDERWEAR SLACKS SWEATERS JACKETS WORK SHOES DRESS SHOES CASUAL PANTS the past month, compared with Montreal, Dec. 10, was named 1J6 bobcats, 103 raccoons, 61 por the fight of the year." cupines, 40 skunks, 36 badgers. Prior to this session, repre AS LOW AS: 170 cu. ft of storage area with a 1830 lb. payload.

Commercial Accounts only Per 73 foxes and 7 bear. A lone moun Dartmouth Defeated tain lion and one opossum also Mo. sentatives of 31 boating groups met. at Portland and voted to form a statewide organization. Main objectives of the federation, were killed.

LONDON Dartmouth's touring rugby team has suffered its first defeat 20-8 against the 168S Willamette JACK and CEE MOTORS according to its leaders, are to Shooting Hours crack Surrey Wanderers. NORTHWEST OREGON: Dm. 2- Volkswagen Service Salts 5 For Nationally Famous Brands, Shop I The WORKMAN MENS STORE 8 78 Willamette sponsor reasonable laws and oppose unreasonable taxes or license fees for recreational craft. The Americans earlier defeated 7:17 a.m. to 4:33 p.m.; Dec.

a.m. to 4:37 p.m. in in Haslemere, Old Millhillians and Harlquin Wanderers. The first SOUTHWEST OREGON: Dec. 2 I 7:13 a.m.

to 4:45 p.m.; Dec. 27-31 The meeting at Portland Yacht loss Wednesday was by a goal a.m. io p.m. KLAMATH-LAKE COUNTIES: Dec. Club drew more than 60 boaters from that city, Arlington, Astoria, two penalty goals and three tries 2117:02 a.m.

to 4:40 p.m.; Dec. 27-31 Bend, Brookings, Beaverton, Coos to a goal and a try. 7:05 a.m. to 4:43 p.m. Public Address "HEY FELLAS" SADDLE SOAP, U.

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