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6—Port Crford News, Thursday, April 27, 1967 NEW REGULATIONS GOVERN BOUNTIES May 15,1967, new regulation? governing the payment of the $25 bounty on coyote» w ill go into effect. By order of the Cur ry County Court, those wishing to col'ect the bounty must com ply w i t h the following: The who'.e care»»» mult be brought to the courthouse and inspected by w ait Schroeder or Jim Ross, County Extension Agents. The animal must be presented with in three days from tim e of kill. This procedure was recom mended by the Curry County Stockmen's Association to pre vent animals from counties not paying bounties being brought to Curry county for payment. DUPLICATE BRIDGE Winners of Wednesday night duplicate bridge were John An- nlng and H. S. Henning, fir s t; Grace Babel and Geneva Tuck e r, second; Maude Weir and G e rrl Preston, th ird , and L o r raine Haines and Grace Mc Kenzie, fourth. Deaths from chronic bron ch itis and emphysema have in creased 4i>0<’. during the last 1C yeaVs. BABY SHOWER DUE A baby shower fo r M rs. L o r na Roach w ill be given by M rs. Ed Zastra A p ril 28 at 7:30 p.m . A ll Beachcombers are Invited. Good Method For Small Streams When Oregon’ s estimatevi 400,000 fishermen take to the state’ s streams and lakes fo r the opening of ftshlng season, most of them w ill shy away from the sm a lle r trib u ta rie s of the la rg e r stream s. Yet these small streams o f ten provide excellent trout fish ing during the fir s t few weeks of the open trout season, ac cording to Jay 1'. Long, pro fessor of fisheries and w ild life at Oregon State U niversity. Because these sm all streams are less accessible, more bushy, and hanter to fish than the la rg e r streams and lakes, they often receive light angling pressure, I ong noted. lie explained that early In the season most of the sm all trib u ta rie s hold good popula tions of native coastal cut throat tro u t. A fte r the spawn ing season ts over ami the water level drops, these fish «111 move back s Into the la rg e r stream s. A good way to fish the stream s, I ong suggested, ts to use a long fly rod ami mono filam ent line. About -to to 50 feet of 20 o r 25-pound mono filam ent lin e Is attached to the end of the fly line. l ong recommends that the lin e he tapered at the end to about a three o r four-pound tipper. This may be done by t\ tog sho rt t a nd s ol lll- NcttwS CAMMED GOODS / MIL exCCPT ÎMFOCÔ cumpseu .«; soup 7W COM- P E K - Miwp VE6ETMLES- pwk k cw xo rs- HiceD sfteeb BEWJS OR K W e n A u c e FIMMK CMCKEtS A<FAHA6i>$ frwtvti - 8-Oz ÍMLE MJ0IUTYÉ SCHOOL LUNCH MENU HOSPITAL NOTES Patients at Curry General Hos pital, Gold Beach, from April 17-24 were: Harbor: Gertrude Cole. Brookings: Floyd Anderson, Ona B u r g e s s , Ruth Ferguson, D o n n a Loberg, Mervin Clark, James Blunt. Gold Beach: Catherine Haft, Pamela Baxter, Merle Strader, Jean Huntley, Helen McCain, Robert E.Rice, Carla Goodman, Betty Barzee. Wedderburn: Philip Palaske. Sixes: Charles Buhler. Patients remaining from the previous w e e k were: Maude Shepherd, Cora Morgan, Frank- lyn Hayes,Herbert Dewart, Win ona Gillinwater. Have an ear ache? Don’ t use ear drops, ointments o r heated o il unless prescribed by your doctor. AVO CAO OS OMN&ES SNOfoV ft, tom«. UMAX*»' tvtf. MILK GIANT TOWELS U J 0CMUS UllTH S NO 50V TOILET TISSUE 10-01 PITTfO « P-Ot VtHOlt ntKC! IfFferiV f TWKt; FK>O*t, M n tO P f WWOK ' HÖ LIMITS' ywt. 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MONDAY Stew- Cottage cheese Apple crunch Hot buttered french bread Milk TUESDAY Meat loaf Buttered com Celery sticks Peaches Bread, butter, m ilk WEDNESDAY Beans with hamburger Cole slaw J ello with topping Com bread Butter, milk THURSDAY Barbecue beef on a bun Buttered green beans Cheese slices Cherries Milk FRIDAY Tuna noodle casserole Vegetable salad Pineapple upsidedown cake Bread, butter, m ilk m i-Hp-on». I ong nxplalnwd that «1 CONFIRMATION DATED The Rt. Rev. Hal R. Grots, Suffragan Bishop of Oregon, will be at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church on Sunday, April 30, far -the Sacrament of Confirmation. Confirmation w ill take place at the evening prayer at 7:30 p. m. A reception w ül follow to welcom e the Bishop and to con gratulate the newly confirmed. Those to receive the sacra m entare Mrs.Kay Vincent, Mrs. ‘ •The Great Salvation” is A1 K rib s ’ sermon topic fo r Sunday morning at the C hristian Church In Jensen Center. Another B i ble sermon “ The Author of Eternal Salvation” w ill be pre sented at the 7 o’ clock evening service. B ible study and prayer meet ing w ill, be at the A rt Sweet home Tuesday evening at 7:30, and singing andorchestraprac- tice »"ill be at th e ir home Wednesday evening at 7:30. B i ble School Is Sunday morning at 9:45. s t ferent diam eter monoftl to gether o r by attaching a knot less tapered leader Io the end of a large diam eter monoftl. Fishing these small streams with a fly rod Is mostly ••poke pole” fishing. I title casting Is done, 1 ong said, so there Is no need fo r the regular fly lin e . Monoftl slips through the fly roti guides readily and Is by an u p « t r » » m . P- ti touch. . . Annthei fishing tl|>th»t work» well If the «un I» Milnlng 1« In Hie utmuf muth easier to control fo r thia type of angling, he noted. Some angler» fish down» stream fir s t, using mo all »pin ner» of fla tfish type lu re s. I ong believes this may produce some good-si red trout ami cause others to show. lie suggests that fisherm en returning upstream could use worms with a split shot ami d rift the t a il along the to tto m . This upstream ftv rod w orm ing with monoftl Is most e f fective as fish ahead'of the anglers are not usually d ls - LINK ÍAIKA6L WIENER? SACON T WER. pfcftrs * 69 - □ 98- Mtxuá <* <**•«** <*49^ MeKAVs **** 59- ui29e 1619* L KÍMCMBÍC ! TWFF/ M W * » . UMfT f i r Me r ftw I
