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dat a public hearing at
January 13 in the main
auditorium, General
istration Building
kl regulations are scheduled
Idopted at a meeting at
a.m. January 17 in a
ce room in the General
;trative Building and to
effect April 1, 1979.
proposed regulations are:
noh State Park:
ulation: All state-owned
s at Twanoh State Park
be closed to the
l-use harvest of all dams
tsters from June 16
December 31.
ion: Control of
is needed to balance
effort with available
stocks.
)posals involving salmon
cards:
0posal: Modify catch
card regulation to require
in ink.
WAC 220-56-023
Catch Record Cards. It
unlawful for any person
or possess salmon for
use without first having
id in his possession a valid
Mmon catch record card
in WAC 220-69-237.
salmon angler, when
lg a sport salmon catch
card shall completely,
and legibly complete
in ink on the
catch record stub
detaching the sport
J catch record punch card
lltlae stub, and enter his
IId address in ink on the
|talmon catch record card.
|} Immediately upon
g and possessing a salmon,
rrson catching the salmon
|remove from the punch
10he punch for each such
and shall enter in ink in
orresponding space the
L=te to Clmsify
HEATER, brown finish'
!dar fencing boards, $50.
2. $12/28
sport salmon catch record punch
card shall by January 31 of the
year following the date of
issuance return such card to the
Departnlent of Fisheries.
(c) Any person possessing a
sport salmon catch record punch
card shall upon demand of any
law enforcement officer or
authorized fisheries department
employe exhibit said card to
such officer or employe for
inspection.
(d) A sport salmon catch
record punch card shall not be
transferred, borrowed, altered, or
loaned to another person.
Justification: Falsification of
information on punch cards has
become a serious problem in
some areas. This change is to
prevent altering of information
entered on sport salmon catch
record cards.
Proposed 1979 sport fishing
regulation changes - marine fish
- No specific changes indicated
at this time.
Oyster beach closure -
Hoodsport Salmon Hatchery:
Regulation: All state-owned
tidelands at the Hoodsport
Salmon Hatchery shall be closed
to the personal-use harvest of
oysters through December 31,
1980.
Justification: A large number
of juvenile oysters are present
and should be "allowed to grow
to a larger size before harvest
occurs.
Seal Rock Forest Service
Campground:
Regulation: All
federally-owned tidelands at Seal
Rock Forest Service Campground
shall be closed to the
personal-else harvest of oysters
through March 31, 1980.
Justification: There are
presently very few oysters of a
harvestable size at this location.
Excellent sets of oysters have
occurred at Seal Rock in 1977
and 1978, but the 1977 set will
not reach a harvestable size until
1980. This closure will protect
these oysters until they grow to
a 'tlarvestable size. During the
proposed closed period, the
forest service will conduct a
knot or corner shall be no less
than 7/8 of an inch provided
that the shortest diagonal of
each mesh shall be no less than
1-1/8 inches.
Justification: This regulation
has been modified to clarify the
intent that all mesh covering the
top, bottom, and half of the area
of the sides of shrimp pots used
in Hood Canal waters south of
the Hood Canal Bridge must
meet the 7/8-inch minimum
mesh size.
Regulation: The regulation
specifying minimum depth for
shrimp pots fished in Hood
Canal waters is hereby repealed.
Justification: The intent of
this regulation was to protect
young shrimp found
concentrated in various
shallow-water nursery areas of
Hood Canal. The minimum mesh
size regulation for shrimp pots
proposed for the 1979 season
will provide adequate protection
for the young shrimp without
the additional need for a depth
restriction.
Regulation: WAC
220-56-065(3). It shall be
unlawful to harvest any classified
species of shellfish for personal
use from within the boundaries
of Sund Rocks tract located as
follows:
That portion of Sund Rocks
tract known as Government Lot
• 4, Section 31, Township 23
North, Range 3 West, W.M. and
described as 640.24 feet long
along the west shore of Hood
Canal, approximately two miles
north of Hoodsport, extending
from mean high water to a depth
of 150 feet.
Justification: The proposed
Sund Rocks tract is an area
along the west shore of Hood
Canal from high tide to a depth
of 150 feet. The tract is
approximately 650 feet long and
is located about 2.0 miles north
of Hoodsport on U.S. 101.
The Department of Natural
Resources, in conjunction with
the tideland owner, is in the
process of establishing a marine
KC Afghan hounds. $50 starfish control program that natural area preserve. The
6-9626. B12/28-1/4 should increase the oyster purpose of the proposed
IT 250, mint survival rate. regulation is to protect shellfish
lit.Ion.-560 miles $850 Regulation: Amend WAC in that specific area from being
.0."12/28 ....... 220-56-088(3b) General disturbed or removed so they
IJ boats--'-'- Provisions - SheUfish-Gear-Un- may be available for scientific
Wllfronts, renovations, lawful (Hood Canal) to read as study.
I lll,.. , designs, show cards,
Iltliow d'islblays. Winter follows: The minimum mesh size
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who died Friday in Fir Lane
Terrace Convalescent Center.
George Adams officiated, and
burial was in Shelton Memorial
Park.
Born in the Dayton-Matlock
area on January 18, 1893, Mr.
Hall was a lifelong resident of
Mason County. He worked as a
logger and as a government
hunter, game wardeh, fire
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aWeatheF
High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit
December 20 39 33 .10
December 21 45 35 .10
December 22 47 42 .29
December 23 51 39 .08
December 24 49 35 .00
December 25 37 31 .00
December 26 39 30 .00
Celsius
December 20 4 1 3
December 21 7 2 3
December 22 8 6 7
December 23 11 4 2
December 24 9 2 0
December 25 3 -1 0
December 26 4 -1 0
Dry and very cold weather is
forecast for the weekend. High
temperatures will be in the upper
20s and lower 30s wi lows in
the 20s.
Mr. Hall is survived by his
wife, Emma M. Hall of Matlock;
a son, Harvey H. Hall of Seattle;
three daughters, Betty Cormier
of Matlock, Edith Elson of
Shelton and Deanna Cook of
Matlock; 11 grandchildren; and
13 great-grandchildren.
Richard H. Boyce
Richard H. Boyce died on
December 20 in Fir Lane Terrace
Convalescent Center at the age
of 66 years. He was born in
Seattle on August 23, 1912. He
was a member of the Episcopal
Church arid of Shelton Elks
Lodge and had been a resident
of this area for many years.
Mr. Boyce is survived by his
wife, Eleanor Boyce of Shelton;
two sons, James E. Boyce of
Kirkland and Richard H. Boyce
Jr. of Goldbeach, Oregon; a
daughter, Carol Boyce Collins of
Tampa, Florida; and eight
grandchildren.
Cremation was under the
direction of Batstone Funeral
Home. No services were held.
Hospital at the age of 63 years.
lie was born in Duluth,
Minnesota on May 2, 1915. In
1936 he was married to Pauline
Dockter. For many years he was
employed as a carpenter and had
been a resident of the Shelton
area since 1963.
Mr. Mattson is survived by
his wife, Pauline Mattson of
Shelton; two sons, Wayne
Mattson of Sacramento,
California and Ronald Mattson
of Shelton; a daughter, Maxine
Lawrence of Kirkland; four
sisters, Gladys Dubois of
Massachusetts, Florence
Richardson of Duluth,
Minnesota, Lois Mattson of
Rochester, Minnesota and Alice
Carlson of Two Harbors,
Minnesota; a brother, Ernest
Mattson of Duluth; four
grandchildren; and many nieces
and nephews.
Pastor Jerry Hamilton
officiated at a service held at 1
p.m. Wednesday in Batstone
Funeral Home. Burial was in
Shelton Memorial Park.
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