school budgets voted down i n
the future.
Respectfully,
and Erma Hague. Guests wer e
Jamie Steinmetz, Gerri Preston
and Erma Hague.
The next meeting w ill be
h e l d at the home of Er m a
Wagner on November 12.
ROOKIE COOKING CLUB
Conrad E. Colson
Box 313
Port O ford, Cregon
97465
Angling Rules
To Be Set
Sport fishermen and other
individuals Interested in the
fish resources of the state are
advised that angling regulations
fo r the taking of game fish
during the 1969 calendar year
w ill be held at the Game Com­
mission’ s P o r t la n d head­
quarters, 1634 Southwest Alder,
and w ill convene at 10 a.m.
This w ill be the fir s t Sat­
urday public hearing held by
the Game Commission in many
year to consider hunting o r an­
gling r e g u la t io n s and was
brought about at the request
of numerous sportsmen and
sportsmen’ s groups around the
s ta te .
These outdoorsmen
voiced the comment that many
hunters and fishermen were
unable to attend meetings held
d u r in g weekdays because of
work o r other commitments.
To accommodate as many per­
sons as possible, the Commis­
sion agreed to hold these hear­
ings on Saturday on a tria l
basis.
The Commission w ill begin
the meeting Friday afternoon
November 1, with the afternoon
session devoted to regular bus­
iness items. On Saturday, Nov­
ember 2, the Commission w ill
hear angling regulation recom­
mendations from the staff as
well as recommendations -nd
suggestions from the public.
Two weeks la te r, on Nov­
ember 16, the Commission w ill
reconvene the hearing and con­
sider once again all recom­
mendations and proposals. Fol­
lowing the November 16 hearing,
regulations agreed upon w ill be
adopted by the Commission and
become final fo r 1969.
The public Is invited to attend
and voice th e ir comments.
JINX CANASTA CLUB
The J inx Canasta club meet
at the home of Emma Schelske.
Honarswent to Jamie Stehmetz,
The Rookie cooking club had
their first meeting on Oct. 16 at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Vos s.
Mrs.Ed Longton is the co-leader .
Those attending were Bren da
Longton, Devan Voss, Tommy
Christopher, and Kathy Keel er
in Cooking IL New members are
Tam i Hammerberg,Nancy Ried-
inger, Valerie Franlovich, Cheryl
Nalman, Barbara Coyne, Donna
Gehrke, Jack W ills in Cook ing
L The next meeting w ill be o n
October 30.
M oie leaders, far 4H g r oup $
are needed in the Port Orford
area. Call Mrs. R dph Voss
for further inform ation at 3 32-
3475.
SCHOCL CENSUS
TO BE TAKEN
The Pacific high school sen­
ior class w ill take the school
census for D istrict 2CJ begining
this weekend.
Anyone having a ch ild tha t
w ill be age 4 or age 20 on O ct.
25 of this year can be counte d.
If you are not contacted call
the Superintendent's office 332-
3132 or the elementary schoo 1
332-2712.
The School d istrict receiv es
revenue for each person age 4
to 2 0 . _________
M r. and M rs. Leo M itch e ll'
and Charles drove to Wiliam Ina
over the weekend to v is it his
mother, M rs. Leo Mitchell,and
also her mother, M rs. Floyd,
and other members of their
fam ilies.
The fa ll hunting seasons are
here. Big game, upland game
b ird s, waterfowl—all w ill be
legal targets fo r the hunters’
guns during the next several
months.
And fo r this array of game
species, well over 400,000 hunt­
ers w ill be in the out-of-doors
to enjoy the seasons to come.
Phil Schneider, state game
d ire c to r, extended his wishes
fo r the best of success to this
army of hunters but urged a ll
outdoorsmen to observe the
.highest standards of hunting
ethics in their quest fo r game.
“ We cannot condone un­
sportsmanlike c o n d u c t,” he
said, ‘ ‘ if we are to continue to
enjoy the hunting privileges long
traditional in Oregon.” He ad­
vised hunters to watch their
outdoor manners as insurance
to continued public hunting.
Game is the property of the
state, Schneider advised, but
many of the hunting areas are
on private property. Hunting
on such property Is a p rlv t’ - ; .
and i i
right, a:o J iu p riv ­
ilege can be withdrawn by the
landowner. A hunting license
does not authorize treaspass
on private property. The d i­
rector urged all hunters to ask
the landowner’ s permission
fir s t.
Hunters are also requested
to be extremely careful with
campfires aid smoking while
In the fields and forests. “ Ore­
gon hunters have an enviable
record,” he said, and he urged
hunters to continue their fine
cooperation to minimize the
fire danger.
In regard to vandalism, the
d ire cto r asked the coopera­
tion of all law-abiding hunters
to report or stop any such
acts noted. “ Your cooperation
is Im perative,” Schneider told
hunters, “ If we are to stamp
out this uidesirable element
from our ranks.”
As a final word on hunter
ethics, Schneider reminded
hunters of the Hunter’ s Creed —
“ To be law abiding; respect
the rights and property of
others; be careful with fire
aid fire a rm s .”
Port Orford New«, Thursday, October 24, 1968 - 3
Baked potatoes
Buttered green beans
Jello
Bread, butter, m ilk
Thursday
Spaghetti
Cole slaw
Halloween cookies
Bread, butter, m ilk
Friday
Potato soup
Apricots
Chocolate cake
Tuna fish sandwiches
M flk
S C H O O L lh p
LUNCH
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Monday
Macaroni Hamburger Casserole
Vegetable sticks
Applesauce - Cinnamon rolls
Bread, butter, m ilk
Tuesday
Stew
Cheese slices
Purple Plums
Hot rolls, butter, m ilk
Wednesday
M eat Loaf
P eo p le
Read
SPOT ADS
CHICK ROAST
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PTO WILL MEET
NEXT TUESDAY
The Port O fo rd , PTO w ill
hold their monthly meeting on
Tuesday, October 29 at 730
p. m . , in the grade school m u lti­
purpose room. The question o f
releasing student's for the pur­
pose of hunting w ill be dis -
cussed by principal Don T ate
w ith parents.
The new membership cards
a re n o w
a v a i l able it
was announced.
H un ters U rged To O bserve H igh E th ics
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Miss Linda Hodge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hodge, spait
the weekend of October 12 a t
home. Linda is attending t h e
Northwestern Business Ceil ege
in Portland.
The same weeke n d M rs.'
Hodge,Linda and Brent attended
a fa m ily wedding in C oquille.
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COMING EVENTS
Thursday
Football-J. V.Bandon-Here 7:00
Friday
Football -Bandon-There -8:00
Monday
Quarterback Club - 8:00
Coos-Curry Bldg.
Tuesday
Rotary 12:10
Chamber of Commerce -7:30
P.T. O. 7:30
Wednesday
P. O. Bridge Club - 8:00
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CO M M ISSIO NER
POSITION NO. 2
SHASTA CAMMED POP
PH E A S A N T PEAS
H IL L S
I believe that one of our duties is to use our natural
resources wisely and w ell, not to exp lo it them ruthles­
sly. We are, in effect, only the custodians of our pos­
sessions during our lifetim es. Therefore we should hold
this trust inviolate, making every effort to leave our
beautiful area in as good or better condition as that in
w hich we found it. Part of m y slogan reads—truth, hon­
or and integrity. No one can tru th fu lly say that I, or any
member of m y fa m ily thinks that these are just words
in the dictionary.
I stand ready and w illin g to serve as one of your
County Commissioners, Position No. 2. I ask you to give
me that opportunity on November 5.
R e m e m b e r that your vote and support of H .E .
•Heck" Timeus is a vote for the betterment of Curry Co.
Also, please believe me, your confidence shall never be
betrayed, but rather, cherished, honored and deeply
appreciated.
Respectfully submitted,
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