Port Orford news., June 22, 1967, Page 3, Image 3

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W EDDING SHOWER G IVEN
A wedding shower was held fur
M r t ja c k ie E llio tt King on Tues­
The Alpha Psi Chapter of the day,June 20. In die evening at
E. S. A . Sorority held Its first P o rtO fc rd Com m unity Church.
m eeting of the summer, June 14, Hostesses for die sysnt were
at the home of Prances Smith Mrs. W ilbur Clarke, Mrs. C ecil
V A C A T IO N W HIT SCHOOL
w ith Helen Stole as co-hostess. Colson, Mrs. Virgil Libby and
T h irty -tw o youngsters r a f i l ­
T w e n ty -fiv e dollars has been Mrs. A riel M acDonald.
tered for Vacation Bible School, sent to the Easter Seal C am p er-
Those attending were, Mrs.
l l x y were an outstanding group shlp.'Ehe Sorority also purchased Forrest E llio tt, Mrs. Alton King,
of bays and girl« and have Ixen
two axalea plants and ¡resented Miss Ere Ida Alonso, Mrs. J. Ben
cooperative In every way. We them to the Bandon R etirem ent Jolinson, Mrs.Wes Zum walt, Mrs.
owe a great deal of gratitude to Home.
Verdo Harris and Judv Harris,
the teaching staff, Mrs. W alter
Ihe Sorority also voted to Mrs.Eulla E llio tt. M rs .M lIo Sel­
Pratt. superintendent) Mrs. Hud- m a k e die choir robes for the len, Miss Patty MO ler, Mrs. J ohn
o lphM unich, kindergarten; Mrs. Battle Rock Junior high c h o T r . Cam pbell and Jackie C am p licll,
Charles Bailor, first and second Pat Sweet Is the chairm an of Miss Kathy Sharpy Mrs. Harry
grades; Mr«, Keith Nelson, third the ivoject.
Gebauer, M is.M in n ie King, Mrs.
and fourth grades; and Mrs. D e l-
V irg il Elbby, Mrs. Delbert N ew ­
Joann Nelson and Ih e I ma
•x rt Newkirk, fifth and sixth Belcher were given their first kirk, Mrs. C e cil Colson, M rs .C a l-
grades. Assistants were Mrs. Curt Pearl Award at the Wednesday vln Harper, Mrs. A riel M acD on­
ald, Mrs. PhUlp W right, Mrs.
W eir, Miss M arguerite Eves, Mrs. night meeting.
Jeanette M oetbcr and Mrs. H ar­
vey Myers. Mrs, W ilbur Clarke
a n d Mrs. Hill Hefner |ro vld ed
die music direction. Refresh­
ments were served by Mrs. M a r­
È ie Sizemore and Mrs. D elm ar
akson.
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W ilbur Clarke. Those sending
Ills were Mrs. Robert M eyer,
‘rs. Robert Thomas, Mrs. Stev­
en Smith, Mrs. Norman V a le t
and Norma V alet, Mrs.Lawrence
Montgom ery,Mias Rhonda C o l­
son, M-s. Delbert N eal, Miss
B r e n d a W right, Mrs, Charles
Morgan and M rs.Henry A dolph-
sen.
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Monday
Cham , of C o m ., noon
Tuesday
Rotary, 12:10 p. m .
Tops Club, I p. m.
l ions A u x ., 8 p. m .
C ity CouncU, 8 p. m .
F A T H E R 'S D \ Y SERVICES
Each father was given a lo u -
tunnlcre fur Eadier1« Day made
of t h e o ffic ia l Fadier's Day
f l o w e r , the dandelion. C lint
Stole gave a report on die ac­
tivitie s of Bible School and the
students tang several selections
dedicated to die fathers.
RETURNS
Rig game hunters are ad-
vlseil that unit perm it« and
controlled hunt application«
lo r deer, elk, antelope, and
mountain goat» may ixzw be
filed wltti the Game Commis­
sion. Application forma may be
'iH iiia d at Hi ci,gc dealers
throughout the atate.
Hunter» filing for perm its
for deer and elk must file on
the perm it application which
Is Issued with the general deer
o r elk tag and bears the Iden­
tical serial number. The name
and address of the applicant
and his choice of unit or area
must tie printed In the provided
spaces.
Persons desiring to apply
for a tag for antelope, goat o r
a controlled deer season must
apply on a “ Controlled Season
Tag Application.*’ The species
and the area preferred and the
name, address and hunting l i ­
cense number of the applicant
must be legibly printed In the
provided spaces. The tag fee
of $5 must be submitted by
check o r money order with
each application for controlled
season deer and antelope tags.
The $10 fee for goaf tags w ill
be collected from successful
applicants after the drawing.
Persons desiring to apply
for perm its as a party of not
to exceed two for elk, o r not
to exceed four for deer, must
mark the party box on the
application, fasten Individual
may be made tor goat tags.
AU applications for control­
led season tags o r perm its
must be at the Game Com­
mission's Portland headquar­
ters by 5 p .m . on the closing
date to be Included In the draw­
ings.
Closing and drawing dates
for tags and perm its are as
follows; Antelope, goat, and
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REMEMBER
Birthday wishes go out tills
w e e k t o Cathy Delam arter,
; Cathy Tucker, A n d y Belcher,
Bonnie D a v is , Robert Eowlcr.
J u d y Rodgers, Io Is M ille r and
Keith Wugner.
Anniversary wishes go to Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Munson, M r.
and Mrs. Conrad Colson, and
M r. and Mrs. Ercd Reis.
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Edith and Bert Mulrder. gave
T farew ell dhuicr at their home
Saturday evening, June 10, for
the Carl Back fa m ily , who le ft
Sunday, J u n e 11, for Seattle,
Wn. M r. Back w ill be employed
.¿LlJoe inc A irc ra ft.T h e ir daugh­
ter L b i i has been working at
Hoe big since lier return from
Europe last fa ll.
'Ih e Back fa m ily w ill lx mis­
sed try a ll their many friends
and e s ix c ia lly by their next-
d o o r neighbors the M ulrdetu,
and by than and Frances Foster
who were also at the dinner.
Senior Citizeni
F lftv senior citizens gathered
at Builards State Park Sunday,
June 18, for a picnic. Everyone
enjoyed themselves and another
picnic has been schedided for
July 4, at Humbug State Park.
Everyone over fifty years Is In­
vited to bring their picnic hutch
and attend tills gathering.
CO AST AN G LIN G
Offshore salmon fishing along
the south coast continues slow
w ith o n ly an occasional chlnook
be ing caught.l lowever, weekend
anglers m ig ht get some action
as a large school o f silvers
working In the Crescent C ity
area is slov ing moving north.
A good bet for the weekend
is Garrison Lake. Approxim ately
1,700 legal sized cutthroat have
been planted in the lake tills
week Including a number of
large brood fish.
The spring chlnook count o v-
erG o ld Ray Dam on the Rogue
River through June 15 to taled
9,331 salmon. Last year's count
by this date was 20, 322 and the
l()-y e a r average is 19, 539.
12 pack
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Honor Roll
Seniors—M a r y W ahl, 4. 00;
(udy Harris, 3.6 7; Dawn Ray,
3.67; Connie Higgins,3. 40; Jer­
ry E a ty , 3.33; P am M ayea, 3. 33;
M ike M cW illiam s , 3 .3 3 ; Pam
Repp, 3. 33; Janet Shaw, 3, 20.
Juniors—Terry Sweeney,4. 00;
BUI M cD onald, 3. 50; June Eat,
3 .4 0 ; M arUyn Bushnell, 3 .1 6 ;
M ina Wing, 3. 16; Susan Shaw,
3.33; lo ry Tope, 3.33; J bn H a ll,
3. 00; Ikenda W r i g h t , 3. 00;
Charles Storm, 3. 00,
S o p h o m o r e s —Glen Libby,
3. 83; Cheryl M c D a n ie l, 3. 50;
Peggy Armstrong, 3 .3 3 ; Jerry
C a r|« n te r, 3. 33; Patti St. C la ir,
3. 33; David Knapp, 3. 16; Bar­
bara Donaldson, 3. 00; Jeannine
Parks, 3 .0 0 ; Valorle Stelgler,
3 .0 0 .
Freshmen—Tam sin H a n n a ,
3 .8 3 ; Linda Bess, 3 .5 0 ; Roti
M cK enzie, 3 .3 3 ; Hazel Hofsess,
3. 16; Richard Rush, 3. 16.
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Only resident hunters may
apply. Persons who received an
antelope tag after 1962 are not
eligible to apply fo r a 1967
antelope tag. Persons who re ­
ceived an anterless elk perm it
after 1962 are not eligible to
apply for a 1967 elk p e rm it. No
person Is eligible to receive
more than one controlled sea­
son deer tag in 1967.
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¡GIANT KINSO
M r. and Mrs. D. D . lore from
U p lnc, C a li f . , spent five days
vis itlng M r. and Mrs. E. A . M aloy.
Mrs. lore Is Mrs. M alo y's sister.
The Lores are travelin g up die
• coast and w ill visit other re la ­
tives around 1‘ordand before re­
turning to southern C alifo rn ia.
SOUTH
Port O fo rd Newt, Thursday, June 22, 1 9 6 7 -3
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applications together, and mall controlled season deer tags—
the applications In one envel­
.Joeing date 5 p .m ., July 18;
ope. Party applications ex­
drawing date 10 a.m ., July 31.
ceeding the above maximum
User perm its and F lo ra elk
w ill be entered Individually. p erm its— closing date 5 p .m .,
The controlled season ap­
Aug. 2; drawing date 10 a.m .,
plication provides spaces for Aug. 11.
up to four applicants; however,
Elk perm lts— closlng date
only two persons may apply
as a party for antelope tags, 5 p .m ., Aug. 23; drawing date,
10 a.m ., Sept. 1.
and only single applications
SHASTA
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M r J . W . McNccse has Just r>
turned from fifty -th re e dayj .1
die liosnltal at Palo A lto, C a l l i . ,
’ w lie re Ise was undergoing x-ray
dierapy for a skin condition. He
Is now cured and back home and
wishes to d u n k all who re m c n i-
lic rc d h lm during his stay In the
hospital.
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