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Nuptials Planned 4— Port O f o r d New s. Thursday, Saptambar 16, 1965 Creek D a m . The c h e m i c a l treatment project Is designed to clean outundealrabla aperies for better reproduction of trout, s p r i n g chlnook salmon and steelhead. The South Fork of the John Day contains an abundance of suckers and aquawflsh, much to the detriment of trout and other game fish. Excellent reaulta were obtained by the game com mission on the main John Day from Dayville to Canyon City on a sim ilar project, with this stream now producing rainbow trout of good sice and In good n urn h e r a. A repeat perfor mance on the South Fork w ill make available many miles of fine trout water. Daughter Wads N orth C urry '• P Û B T 0 S W P J ' B Necnta H all By A L T A AMOS IN PO RTLAND M r . and M rs . B ill Shook of Langlois w ill motor to P o rt land Sunday where their son, B ill, has a Monday appointment at Dorenbecker Hospital. M rs . Eldon White w ill ac company them to keep med ica l appolntments.- ■ ■ r== IN ART SCHOOL M rs. Ralph H all of Sixes was accompanied by her son, Dewey, and her mother, M rs . ArtSweet of Port O rford, to Los Angeles, C a lif., where Dewey Is en ro ll ing In the Los Angeles A rt Institute. J e rry Hall Is now residing at the home of his aunt, M rs . Effie Parsons In Ashland, where he Is attending high school. here. M r. and M rs. Maymon C a l vert and daughter, C h e rl, and her g ir l friend, Pat, and a granddaughter, Bobbi T aylo r, of Eugene spent the weekend with the Longtons. TOUR SAN FRANCECO M r. and M rs . Bernard Kosta and daughter, G inger, went to San Francisco over the Labor Day w e e k e n d . They toured Chinatown and Fisherm an’s W harf. Adding to the sights to see was a look at the city from a boat ride In the bay. Jim K o s t a Is here from Springfield this week. HOUSE GUESTS M rs . W. S. Henson of Ta coma, Wash., Is visiting with friends In the Port Orford area and Is a house guest of M r. and M rs . Delbert Newkirk. F A M IL Y MOVES M r . and M rs . Keith Hubbell of Langlois have moved to Butte F a lls , O re. FRIENDS V E IT M r. and M rs . Olus Assen, M r. and M rs . Cleve M cA llis te r of Arago, M rs. Gladys Hous ton of Coquille and M r. and M rs . Roy Huft of Port Orford visited with M rs . Velm a Apple of Greensberg, Ind., last week at the home of her daughter, M rs . Eldon White. SEE ATTRACTIONS M r . and M rs. Harold Sy- pher and M r. and M rs . Rich ard Sypher went to Grants Pass and then on to K irb yv ille and Cave Junction where they vis ited the museum, the Cobra F arm and the Deer Farm over Labor Day , eekend. M r. and M . s. Harold Sypher w ere also guests at the home of th eir son, Ed Sypher of Langlois for a chicken barbecue one day last week. FLOW ER SHOW SET The S lxes-E ix Garden Club w ill have a flower show at the Sixes grange hallSaturday from 2 p.m . and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m . HO LIDAY AT SPRINGS M r. and M rs . Ben Johnson and daughters, Judy and P ris c illa and her husband, Joe An derson, and Bob Woodw orth mo tored to Breltenbush Springs at D e tro it, O re., over the three day weekend. IN FRESNO Don H ill left for F res n o ,C a l ifo rn ia, where he w ill be hosted by his uncle and w ife, M r. and M rs . Arthur H U I, for a week before the fall college term starts. CONVALESCING Visiting last week with Miss M ary Sorenson who has been 111 w ere M rs . L, L. Jackson and M rs. W illis Baker of Ban don and M rs. Fthel C o rrlc k of Langlois. SUNDAY GUESTS Mattle Mosher had as Sunday guests M r. and M rs . Victor Voigt, M r. and M rs . Delbert James from Bandon, and M r. and M rs . Frank Robison of CoqulUe. HOLIDAY GUESTS M rs . NewtonHaga accompan ied her parents, M r. and M rs. A rt Strain, to Coos Bay last Tuesday on business. M rs . W alter Buss and Cathy of Roseburg were guests of the Haga over the holiday weekend. V E IT SUNDAY Visitors at the Don Amos home Sunday were M r. and M rs. Floyd Buford and children of Coos Bay, and Floyd Buford S r., and grandson, Brad M lt- cheU, of Coos Bay. V E IT IN SELMA M r. and M rs . Ernest Hat- m aker, Langlois, spent the La bor Day weekend at the home of her mother, M rs . B arbara Tucker In Selma. They also visited their daughter, M rs. Dennis Rice In Ashland. Making the trip home through Grants Pass they met their son B ill at the bus depot and brought him home with them for the opening of schooL FROM EUREKA M r. and M rs . Ed Longton hosted M r. and M rs . Sprouland grandson, Jim m y Beck, of Eu reka, C a lif., over the three- day weekend. They enjoyed pic nicking and water skiing while TAKES TRAINING Miss M a r i l y n Houghlum of Port Orford leaves Sept. 19 for Portland where she w ill attend Emanuel NurSlngSchool. V E IT S GRANDMOTHER M ary Ellen, daughter of Ma yor and M rs . Lloyd Bates, Is visiting with her grandmother In Albany p rio r to attending Mount Angel College. She w ill register Sept. 18 and plans to m ajor In elementary education. LADIES ENTERTAIN The St. John’s A lta r Society of the CathoUc Church enter tained the new ladles of the parish Tuesday evening In the Episcopal parish hall. Refreshments were served by the A ltar Society and plans were made for the winter meet ings. The Rev. Alan Kennedy was welcomed by m e m b e r s and guests. CHANGE HOMES M r. and M rs. Ken Dennison and famUy are moving from the Hamlet to the John Green house overlooking Battle Rock. Dennison Is a new real estate agent and w ill be located In the building next to N o rm ’ s B ar ber Shop. ITS YOUR LAW Charitable Deduction . . . E U , a prosperous lumber man, decided to give five sta tion wagons to the Red Cross. He Intended to claim the gift as a charitable deduction on his income tax return for that year. He got an auto dealer friend to sell him the station wagons for $2,000 each though the reg u la r re ta il value of the cars was $3,000 each. However, he had to agree not to sell the cars it___a»-. STUNTED YELLOW PERCH Both Ctear a n d S a u n d e r a la k e s contain populations of stunted yellow perch. Planted cutthroats provide little In the way of a fishery. The comm ta llon Is also Interested In stock ing kokanne In these lakes to provide an additional game fish tiesldes the cutthroats. Chem ical treatment here Is plam«d for October. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Colson announce t h e engagem --"' if their daughter, Linda M arie, to N icholas Antony Betsakes U, of Hollywood, C alifornia. H e is the son of Mrs. Jean D et-ant of Cross to get the reduced price. When E ll reported the gift on his income tax return, he listed It as worth $15,000 since that was the regular re tail price of the cars, even though he paid only $10,000. The Inter nal Revenue Bureau challenged his right to claim a charitable deduction of more than $10,000. Do you think E ll Is entitled to a deduction of $10,000 or $15,000 for the gift of the station wagons. The court held that his de duction should be only $10,000, what he paid for the ear», In stead of $15,000, th eir fa ir m ar ket value. If he had been able to buy the five cars without agreeing not to resell them, and had not been bound by his agreement to give them to the Red Cross, the value of his gift might have been the fa ir market value of the five cars, or $15,- 000, the court said. Since he bought the cars not for resale but solely for a c h a r i t a b l e g ift, he could not claim a de duction of more than he paid fo r the cars. R i v e r s i d e . Linda works as a bookkeeper a tja c k Pills Cam era Equipment Shop in Hollywood. An October wedding Is planned by die couple. V i r g i n i a \rle n e C o IJ on, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Con rad Colson, Port O r f o r d , was united in marriage Sunday, Sep tem ber 12, to Mr. Richard Bur- rlss of Hollywood, California, Stunted bullheads are the problem fish at Hart I ake, with great quantities present. In wa ter-scarce southeastern O re gon, every lake, pothole and creek Is Important to anglers— thus the chemical treatment to bring Hart l ake back Into good game fish production. Hart 1 ske Will be replanted with rainbow trotti. The new b r i d e is em ployed by t h e Insurance Company of SI o r t h A m erica, lo t Angeles. The c o u p l e will make their home in Hollywood. Lakes and Streams Set For Chemical Treatment ..... Include F all Creek on the W il lamette Middle Fork n, at lo w - e ll, South Fork of the John Day River upstream from Dayville, C lear and Saunders lakes near Reedsport, H a r t I ake near 1 akevlew, and South Twin Lake near Wickiup Reservoir Incen- t ra il Oregon. Four lakes and two stream systems w ill be given chemical treatment In September and October by fishery biologists of the game commission In an attempt to Improve the fishing possibilities for Oregon ang lers . Waters on the treatment list South Twin Lake w ill receive chemical treatment for the third tim e, With previous treatments having taken place In 1941 and 195" from Illegal Introduction of roach. Apparently I osch have again tweri reintroduced with the first i n d i c a t i o n s of their presence noted last year. South Twin w ill again be ready fot fishermen next summer. The V..11 F all Creek Creek riftllaf project w ill get u n d e r w a y Immediately. Treated area w ill Include alt waters above the F all Creek Darn and Reservoir recently completed by the Corps of En gineers. Facilities for up-and downstream migrations of fish are Incorporated In the I all GET* JINX CANASTA The Jinx Canasta club m et Tuesday, Sept. 14, at the home of Shirley Hardy. A birthday c a k e and gifts were given to Marie Gerhardt. Honors went to Edna Peterson, .1. M ary Brazil and M a rie Gerhardt. The next m eeting w ill be held Sept. ( 28, at the home of Edna FOR HER TO SCOTTSBURG M r. and M rs. Bob Storm and fam ily have moved from Langlois to Scottsburg. vi ON TR IP Louise Hahn left Wednesday of last week for a visit In Chicago. *ri< .... .. r/'. ■ IN SANTA CRUZ M rs . James Brooks of Lang lois left last Wednesday on a business trip to Santa Cruz, C a lif. • - » , r M A T T E N D FUNERAL M r. and M rs . Edwin Be ment and son, Ronald, and M r. and M rs. Harold Sypher attend ed a funeral service Sept. 7 for George Moore In G o ld Beach. THURSDAY GUESTS Thursday evening guests at the Elton Dw lre home on A irp o rt Road were her cousin and wife, M r . and M rs . Don Graham of St. Regis, Mont., and M r. and M rs . Ed Gilman of Bandon. Juston Potter was accompan ied by his brother, O scar, and his fath er-in -law on a business trip to Cresw ell last Sunday. M r. Potter purchased atru c ka t C resw ell Tuesday and is Joining M r . Dw lre In the sand and gravel business. A guest at the Dw lre home was David Locke, son of M r. and M rs . W alt Tanous of Palo A lto , C a lif., who stayed for 10 days before returning to Cal ifornia for the start of school. . because she knows where to look for the best buys! . .. . Specifically, the look« to the adrsrtbiag oohunaa of thia newspaper for authentic, np-to-the-nuMMe 1» formation on who’s got what for sale and for how much. This way, she can wisely plan Just where aad how to bny to her family's best advantage. M k . B U S n rM B lIA M : SON E BORN M r. and M rs. Louis F a rrie r of Cape Blanco are parents of a 6 pound, 3 ounce son, M ark, born Sept. 6 In McAuley Hospital In Coos Bay. He Joins abrother, B ill, at home. LABOR DAY GUESTS M attle Mosher of Langlois had as guests over the Labor Day weekend M r. and M rs. Hugh Blakely and fam ily and M r . and M rs. John O rr all of Coos Bay, Harvey Johnston of Gold Beach and Geo. Hawk ins of Bandon. WEEKEND GUESTS M r. and M rs. Don Amos of A irp o rt Road w e r e weekend guests at the home of her sis te r , M rs. M arvin Sacket of Coos River. Labor Day visitors at the Amos home were M r. and M rs. B ill Bradford and Rhonda of Coquille. ) Why not take yonr place la this pictnref Do yonr Advertising where most shopping starts . . . ia the pages of this newspaper! Why should teenagers have phones of their own? Phone IP 2*2361 (It's part of their education) Youngsters feel anti act grown up with phones of their own. So why not give this im portance to your young adult with a STARLITE® phone...and a separate line for full privacy. U e 11 have your teenager listed under his or her name in the phone book at no additional cost. Call our Business Office for details. WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO. A m e m b e r o f th e G e n e ra l S y s te m 4 Shopping Starts IM TMS FAOSS Of
