Port Orford post., February 21, 1941, Image 1

PORT ORFORD POST
VOLUME IV
Grade School
PLENTY 0F LAUGHS Tournament
Is Saturday
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
GIVES AUDIENCE
S tatehouse, Salem , Feb. 20—To­
m orrow , F e b ru a ry 21, m a rk s the
end of th e so-called re g u la r ses­
sion of 40 days. F ro m now on u n ­
til sine die the legislators will
w ork for glory and no pay. N e a r­
ly every indication is fo r a SO-day
session. W ednesday saw one of the
m ost c ontroversial bills in e ith e r
house up for delrate—th e “big
tr u c k ” bill, w hich is now being
lam basted all over th e senate. The
political dopester3 say it will pass.
All of the so-celled ieot bills a re
still in com m ittee. Old-age a ssist­
ance, sm all loans, s ta te civil ser­
vice, sales tax , unem ploym ent in­
surance, w ine, a n d the re a p p o rt­
ionm ent m easures a re re stin g in
th e a rm s of M orpheus. H ow ever,
th ey a re scheduled to aw ake w ith
a bang the la tte r p a rt of th is
w eek or soon th e re a fte r. T hen
th e firew orks will s ta rt. T h is very
quiet session prom ises to w ind up
in a blaze of glory—o r som ething.
NUMBER 48
PORT ORFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1941
TWRLVR CURRY MEN
WILL BR DRAFTED
BY JUNE 30
A ltogether 12 d raftees will have
been inducted into the arm y from
C urry county by J u n e 30 if the
ten ta tiv e quota is not changed, it
w as announced th is w eek by Lloyd
A. H ickok, olerk of the county lo­
cal board.
H ickok sta te d th a t this quota in­
cludes th e six m en who leave the
la tte r p a r t of th is m onth to go in-
to taatatn g . O nly th ree Oregon
counties have a lower quota th an
C tw y , JsW srson and Sherm an w ith
six sash aad Gilliam w ith eight.
W koeler e eu a ty will send the sam e
n tw b e r af assn a s this county.
____
T e a ta tiv s s ta te quota
for the
sam e period h a s been announced
as 280«.
Fescue Grass
Proves Use
In Curry
S. S. PORT ORFORD IS
DUE HERE ON SATURDAY
H a rb o rm a ste r O tto Jo h n so n re ­
p o rted yesterday th a t he h a d re­
ceived w ord th a t th e S. S. P o rt
O rford would leave O a k 1 a n d
T h u rsd a y a n d w ould a rriv e in P o rt I
O rford S aturday.
I t is expected th a t the P o rt Or-1
fo rd will tak e b a ck a full load of j
lum ber from
th e T ran s-P ac ific
m ill if w eath er perm its. A m onth [
ago the boat h a d to leave w ith
only p a rt a load due to storm y
w eather.
REA Wants
More Facts
On Project
L au g h ter w as the ord er of the
evening a t the high school gym-
naisum F rid a y night w hen the
P o rt O rford high school student
body p resenteed the th ree-act com­
edy, “The Sunshine T w ins”, before
Coos Engineer Mapa
3,6 0 0 Pounds of Seed
j
Spring Activities For
a full house.
A lthough long in length, req u ir­
Port Orford Electric
From County Seed Pool
County Grade and High
j
ing n early tw o and a h a lf hours,
Distribution System
Used by 27 Farmers
the pay did not drag, and m em ­
Schools Are Scheduled
bers of the cast w ere so nearly
T h a t progress is being aiade In
T
w
enty-seven
fa
rm
e
rs
used
3,000
Y outhful b asketball players from
le tte r p e rfe c t in th e ir p a rts th a t
the a tte m p t to extend facilities of
pounds of ta ll fescue gra ss seed
the whole th ia g w ent off w ithout a all p a rts of the county w ill asrive
obtained th ro u g h th e C u rry C ounty
th e Coos E lectric C o-operative u n ­
in
P
o
rt
O
rford
S
atu
rd
ay
for
an
hitch.
der th e R. E. A. in to C u rry co u n ty
, seed pool last fall. The seed is the
all-day
session
ef
the
county
grade
C om m ents w ere h o a rd
about
w as indicated by th e app earan ch
first of th is k ind used in C urry
tow n of the exceptionally fine per­ school b a sk etb all to u rn am en t, a t
county and is m ak in g a very good
O regon fell ju s t 187 sh o rt of reg­ in P o rt O rford th is w eek of J. N.
th
e
high
school
gym
nasium
.
form ances tu rn e d in by W ayne
i «hnwing, a ccording to R. M. Knox, iste rin g 400,000 m o to r vehicles d u r­ G e arh a rt, county engineer of Cooh
The P o r t O rford school w ill be
N ew m an, as th e h a rassed fa th e r,
J county agent, w ho is recom m end­ ing the y ear 1940, it w as revealed county, who has been em ployed by
th
e
young'
host
to
stu
d
e
n
ts
from
B
rookings,
and E ugone Beck, as — , -----= .
ing it a s su b stitu te for, and in to d ay by E a rl Snell, se c re ta ry of the Oo-op to m ap the electric d is­
'
Gold
B
each,
L
anglois
a
n
d
O
phir.
! m an whose political a n d economic Gold
som e cases an im provem ent over, sta te , w hen he announced th a t tribution system of P o r t O rford.
T
he
to
u
rn
am
en
t
will
begin
in
the
ideas w ere on th e ra d ic al side.
A ccording to R. J. C onnarn, su p ­
j o rc h ard grass.
m o to r vehicle re g is tra tio n fo r the
m orning and w ill be com pleted in
O th er m em bers of the cast the evening w hen the cham p io n ­
I T all fescue g ra ss is by no m eans y e a r totaled 399,815 vehicles. T his e rin ten d en t of th e Coos Co-op, thia
w hose ability m ade th e comedy ship playoff <fecMes| w h a t team
a new g ra ss in Oregon, but the ex­ w as the first tim e in history, how ­ m apping has been req u ested by the
su ch a success w ere P a t Johnson will be the w in n er of the trophy.
te n t of its possibilities for forage ever, th a t autom obile re g istra tio n application and loans division of
and D onald Sweet, as the inim it­
in th is sta te is only now becom ing in th is s ta te cam e so n e a r th e the R E A in W ashington, D. C.
PLAY
DAY
W
IL
L
B
E
T hey also have ask ed fo r a m ore
fully ap p reciated , according to 400,000 m ark.
T he re ap p o rtio n m e n t bill, w hich able S unshine Twins, E lm y ra H ol­
M
arek
8
fcas
been
set
as
the
date
detailed inventory of electric fa­
will carve out a new congressional comb, R u th M cClintock, B etty IN P O R T O R FO R D
fo r the Gay N ineties vaudeville fa rm cro p s specialists a t Oregon
T
he
1940
re
g
istra
tio
n
is
an
in
­
G rade and high schools th ro u g h ­
have been crease of 24,575 vehicles, o r 6.54 cilities to be acq u ired in ev en t of
seat for O regon and also give the C um m ings, B ruce Z um w alt, Doris
co n test and Belle of the N ineties S ta te College, who
purchase by th». REA-
sta te one m ore vote in the elector­ C orsos, Sidney Sweet, and B ar- out
out th
tn e e county
county will
wrn see
=«=<= m uch ac • B all a t the C u rry county A rt Cen- w a tch in g th e p e rfo rm an ce of th is p e rce n t over th e to ta l fo r 1939.
tiv
spring.
g rass th ro u g h o u t the state.
al college, would crea te th e new b a ra M arsh.
11 itv th e d u rin
P o g it the
O rfo
rd h ig h On s April
c h o o l 't . r in Gold B each,
F ees for 1940 to ta led $2,961,636.83, E F F O R T B E IN G M ADE TO
d istric t out of the first d istric t, the
Miss R u th Clark, d irec to r of the
E X P E D IT E E X T E N S IO N
O L D E ST G R O W T H O F SE E D IN G com pared to $2,738,036.33 in 1939.
will
be
host
for
th
e
a
n
n
u
a
l
P
la
y
|
R
ules
for
th
e
vaudeville
contest
com m ittee m em bers hav in g defi­ play, w as presented w ith a book
W hile official confirm ation of the
T here w ere 326,992 passenger
Day. T he typing c o n tests w ill be , w ere released by the a r t center AT E X P E R IM E N T STATION
nitely agreed to leave th e second by the cast in a ppreciation of h e r
c a rs registered in th e sta te a t the “D” project whiok w ould b rin g the
T
all
fescue
is
now
being
grow
n
held
a
t
th
is
tim
e
also.
T
he
o
n
e
-
c
o
m
m
itts
s
th
is
w
eek
and
a
re
as
and th ird d istric t as is. U nder help a n d patience.
end of 1940, or one p a sse n g er car RHA power to C u rry la still fo rth ­
no consideration will any county
S tage m an ag ers w ere Gordon a c t play co n test for high schools follows: Choose a skit, monologue for seed purposes, for pa stu re use, for every 3.3 p ersons living in coming, definite a ssu ra n c e has
will
be
held
A
pril
18
a
t
th
e
O
p
h
ir
|
or
song
of
th
e
type
used
in
th
e
p
a
rtic
u
la
rly
for
sheep,
and
is
even
be split—h a lf in one d istric t and F o rty , Don B abel and Don Mills.
high school
j “G ay 90’s"; any num ber of per- . cut a t t jm eg for h a y because it Oregon. Only tw o sta te s top Ore been received by C onnarn th a t ev-
h a lf in th e other. A t th is w ritin g
gon in the ra tio o f passenger c a rs ery th in g is being done to m ake th e
o
M .,. . . . . . . . »
x
r
i
it looks as if the n o rth county line BABY BORN F E B . 13
p e r person. C alifornia w ith a ra te extension possible. A recen t le tte r
of L ane w ill m a rk th e new or
A d a u g h te r w as born F eb ru ary
of 2.7 topped th e nation, w ith N e­ from W ashington sta te s: “A t this
..... ... ...a .
» ’ " S U “ “ T n . “ d w“ “
” ■*
° ,b "
fo u rth d istric t a n d ta k e in every­ 13 to Mr. and Mrs. R ich a rd Miller
L * m r e ’ P ro b ab ly the ° ldest seeding of v a d a second w ith 3.1 a n d Oregon tim e, every effort is being m ade to
th in g so u th to th e C alifornia line, in the Leep M em orial hospital in m eet will tak e place a t Gold B each. I m ust be returned
A nother occasion of in te re st to ! a r Y 25: aI* P a rtic ip an ts w i l
u „ fe3Cue in O regon is on the cen- th ird w ith 3.3. L ow est on th e list expedite th e allocation o f funds
w hich w ould include Lane, D oug­ B andon.
T he little girl,
who
ceive one free tic k e t each to the , tr a j ex p erim ent sta tio n fa rm a t w as A rk a n sa s w ith a ra tio of 11.3. for your ”D ” section.”
.uw.v
las, Josephine, Jackson, Coos and weighed six pounds a n d four oun­ stu d e n ts th ro u g h o u t th e county is
M usic W eek, M ay 4 to 10. Mrs. Ir- i b a ” w hich w in fbllow th e s ow.
I CorVallis. T his seeding is now in T he ra tio of all re g iste red m otor
C urry, w ith a good chance th a t ces a t b irth , h a s been nam ed Jo -
ene D ew art of Gold B each is coun- I P riee* w tn be g ' ven f° r
e
j its 22nd y ear of grow th and du rin g vehicles em bracing p assen g er oars
L inn county will also be included. e tta Lee.
a n d com m ercial vehicles is one
ty ch airm an for Music W eek. Com- 1 be»‘
° f re e. j thia e n tire Peri°<I “ h a s been a con-
T he 1940 census gives these seven
m unity chairm en will be s h e e te d , by a ^ ° ^ « ®
u p _____ P .)v 1 siste n t producer of forage and vehicle for every 2.7 p erso n s liv­
counties a com bined population of VALENTINE PARTY IS
ing in O regon, one of th e highest
aeetattv es tram each com m unity | , seed
214,590, or about 25 percent of the GIVEN BY MORSINGS
soon.
ra tio s in th e U kited S tates. The
, p artSeipatkaa,
people of th e state. R e p re se n ta ­
T
all
fescue
is
a
developm
ent
V alen tin e’s D ay w as th e occasion
ra tio for th e n atio n as a w hole in
tive N euberger (D) e f M ultnom ah fo r a p a rty given F rid a y nig h t of
from m eadow fescue b u t is a la rg ­ 1939 w as one vehicle for every four
county introduced a resolution to la st w eek by Mr. a n d Mrs. N orm ­ LUCILLE CUMMINGS
er and m ore vigorous p lan t th a n p e rso n s.
| T he C u rry C ounty A rt C enter
hold a public h e arin g on th e sub­ an M orsing. P in sch le w as played OPENS COFFEE SHOP
its parents. I t is extrem ely long
R e g istra tio n of light delivery will fe atu re the w orks of the fam -
jec t of a new d istrict, b u t the dUFing th e evening w ith Mrs. Ollie
T he r e s ta u r a n t in th e W estern
lived and has a w ide range of tru c k s for 1940 to taled 31,547 ve ' ous F re n c h p a in te r, H e n ri M atisse,
house voted it down to th e tu n e of ; D obbem a and V irgil Chilson re­ H otel building reopened S a tu rd ay
adapability, being able to grow on h id e s an increase of 8.28 p e rce n t ( 1° th e local gallery b eginning th is
a w ide variety of soils and un d er over 1939 w hile tru c k s to taled 38,-. week-end. T hese re p ro d u c tio n s of
40 to 20.
ceiving high scores, and Mrs. Chil­ u nder the m an a g em e n t of Mrs. L u ­
practically any clim atic conditions 749, an in crease of 5.41 percent.
| d raw in g s provide o p p o rtu n ity to
ean and O lke D obbem a receiving cille C um m ings. The nam e has
been changed from the W estern 1 Mrs. Ivy F a rrie r, w ife of H enry p revailing in w estern Oregon and
T here seem s to be a grow ing low scores.
stu d y the w ork of one of the m ost
C
orresponding
w
ith
th
e
total
' Allie F a r r ie r of Langlois, died at in quite a num ber of regions in
Cafe to C um m ing's Coffee Shop.
tend en cy on the p a r t of each leg­
m otor vehicle re g istra tio n Increase vlvd and a rre stin g figures in m od­
Mrs. Cum m ing3, who h a s m an- P o rtla n d F e b ru a ry 17, 1941, a t the e a ste rn Oregon.
islato r to exem pt different classes E X X A M IN E R TO COME
of 6.54 p e rce n t in 1940, w as th e in­ e rn a rt. T hese sk etch es a re stu d ­
of real p ro p e rty from the ta x rolls.
A trav e lin g exam iner of o p e rat­ aged, the K n ap p H otel Coffee Shop, a« e of 55 years, four m onths and IS VALUABLE ON
crease in gasoline consum ption in ies of large com positions by the
q
u
a
rte
rs
as
'
nine
days.
T
he
body
w
as
shipped
L ast w eek th e law m akers passed a o rs and ch au ffeu rs is scheduled to m oved in to th e new
th is sta te , Snell’3 figures disclosed. F re n c h a r tis t w hich are show n in
rem
odeling
and
r
e
d
e
c
o
ra
t-'
to
C
u
rry
so
u
n
ty
for
burial
in
the
'
LO
G
G
ED
-O
FF
LAND
bill to exem pt th e parsonages, or a rriv e in P o rt O rford W ednesday, I soon as
T h ere was a n increase of 7.4 per- tbe k 'e a te s t g alleries in the w orld,
and
will
be
on
duty
at
ing
w
ere
com
pleted
the
la
tte
r
p
a
r
t
^
n
m
.
r
k
cem
etery^
F
u
h
e
ra
.
ser-1
W
hen
it
w
as
first
introduced
as
residences, of clergym en from any F e b ru a ry 26,
c en t in the am ount of gasoline | M atisse sp en t tw o y e ars In Mo-
vices w ere h eU a t 2:0« p. m. T h u r s - , a p a stu re g ra ss m any stockm en
re
al r p - ro - r p e rty - tax. I t h a s been ¡D ow dell’s Shell Service b e tw e e n ' of la st week.
___
consum ed in the state, the g a llo n -, r °cco w here he found a w ealth o f
day a t th e L anglois G y m n a siu m ,) th o u g h t th at, because of its coarse a gefor 1940 am ounting to 260,121,- ' m ate ria l, the richly p a tte rn e d fab -
conservatively estim a te d will cost j
ho u rs of 1 a s d 5, according to ’
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u
n
d
e
r
direction
of
S
chroeder
Bro3.,
;
grow
th,
it
would
be
u
n
sa
tisfac
to
ry
ra
tio
n
ed
in
the s ta te a t least $100,000 In taxes a recent announcem ent released
G asoline h a s been
736 com pared to 241,169,975 In 193». rlcs, a rch ite c tu ra l arab esq u es, a n d
A nother m easu re passed from th e S ecretary of S ta te ’s o f - 1 S w itz erlan d since th e begin n in g of w ith th e R everend E lm e r E. R os- j fOI- sheep pasture. In re ce n t years,
In the fa c t of this Increase Iri ’ o rien tal atm osphere w hich charao-
lost.
eeikilde
of
B
endon
officiating.
,
however,
some
sheepm
en
in
the
from
a
w ould exem pt dru g g ist
flee.
1th e w a r '
vehicles and th eir use on the high- \ terlze m any of his paintings. Hk
Ivy
Sydnam
w
as
b
orn
in
N
e
w
'
sta
te
have
obtained
a
phenom
inal
license fee for selling alcohol and
tbe has sp e n t m uch of his tim e In
Y ork state, the d a u g h te r of t h e 1 a m o u n t of pa stu re from it, and w ays and stre e ts of the state,
S outhern F ra n c e and Nice in p a r­
liquor.
la te Mr. a a d Mrs. G eorge S ydnam j find it p a rticu la rly valuable for tr a f l c e d e a th rate, as expressed
If th is m ovem ent to give ta x ex­
in parsons killed per 100,000,000 tic u la r w here he h a s produced In­
:
of
Langlois.
She
cam
e
to
C
urry
,
ja
t
e
fall
and
w
in
ter
grazing.
Its
em ption keeps up, and should the
num erable figure subjects, still life
. coktity w ith her p a re n ts w hen she ; ability to rem ain g reen and produce m iles of travel, dropped from 12.3 pictures, landscapes and exotic In­
large u tilities w hich pay tlose to
in
1939
to
11.9
in
1940.
Mrs.
P
iercy
Sw
eet
of
B
andon
j
w
as
five
years
old
a
n
d
has
lived
j
forage
¡n
the
late
su
m
m
er
and
fall
A sen, w eighing 7 lbs. 7oz., was
$3,000,000 a y e a r in taxes from the
teriors. H e Is considered one of
w as v isitin g in tow n T uesday w ith here Macs th a t tim e. In D ecem ber , mOn th s can be a ttrib u te d to its
rolls th ro u g h m u nicipal ow ner­ born Fefc. 16, to Ms. and Mrs. Geo.
the m ost em inent of F re n c h paln t-
frien d s a n d relatives.
of l$04 sba w as m arried to H en ry j deep root system , a ccording to the LEGION PARTY, DANGE
ship, Old Man O regon w ould have S w artz of P o rt Orfkrd.
ere.
Mrs. F a y A m brose, associate A lie F a rrie r.
agronom
ists.
IS
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Mrs.
N
ick
P
erk
in
s,
J
a
n
e
P
e
r­
to find o th er sources of revenue
T h is exhibition will be on display
g
ra
n
d
m
atro
n
of
the
E
a
s
te
rn
S
tar,
Booadoe
h
e
r
hasband,
deceased
Í3
An
old-foshioned
dance
and
i
a
r
e
-
J
for t h r .~e w eeka
k
in
s
a
n
d
Leila
McClure
sp
en
t
the
ru n n in g in to m any m illions of
T all fescue is also proving v a lu ­
Mrs
w
as
th
e
guest
of
Mrs.
N.
S.
N
ils-
]
survived
kg
three
d
au
g
h
ters,
well
p
a
rty
will
be
sponsored
S
at-
j
able on logged-off land and it is
dollars, w hich w ould be f a r fcom w eekend in M yrtle P o in t w here
; O rvil B arrow s ef B ullards, and being used successfully in irrig a t­ u rd a y n ig h t by the A m erican Le r r c r k a TION GROUT
th ey visited N iak P e rk in s who has son d u rin g h e r sta y here.
a n y easy th in g to do-
Mr.
and
Mr3.
L.
C.
M
orsing
of
n
a
ro
M
S
y
d
a
a
n
of
L
y
n
d
ro
,
W
ash;
been in th e hospital for som e time.
ed p a stu res in com bination w ith gion a t th e Legion hall. The oo- j p Q M EHT
Spokane, W ash., arriv ed W ednes- a lio by four grandchildren, P auline o th er g rasses and legum es. Im - casion will honor the boys who
A ccording to an n ouncem ent from
M any tim es in p a s t sessions, T hey w ere guests of th e N. W.
day of last w eek to visit th e ir son ( R a - h l . H t , M erton R osendale, Vel- ,
ed 8eed produclng stra in s have leave S u n a> to en te r th e arm y
| Mrs. F lorence Ponting, the Com-
including also th e p re sen t one, ef­ P e rk in s fam ily.
-1
r. r- - i
_ 1 n -nr
f ’’
nnH
, r v i l O wv i 4 Vl
a n d dau
g h ter-in
-law , I Mr.
and M r s ., a ta * r o d J V V L irgil
Sm ith.
tra
in
in
g
cam
p.
been
introduced
in
th
e
sta
te
by
the
' m unlty R ecreation association will
A rlin Johnson w as here over the
fo rts have been m ade by th e la w ­
N orm an M orsing.
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F e a tu re d a cts will be given b e ­ 1 m eet Monday, F e b ru a ry 24, a t 2:30
experim ent station, so th a t now
m ak e rs of both houses to ta p the w eekend from Cam p Stevens to
Mrs. R oy C orson left F rid a y to G R O U P HO NORS LINCOLN
tw
een
dances.
A
sm
all
adm
ission
fairly large supplies a re available
o’clock.
saintly, untouchable sta te h igh­ visit frien d s akd relatives
visit friends a n d relatives over th e
L kicoln's birthday, F e b ru a ry 12, fo r plan tin g by fa rm e rs and stock- will be c harged fo r th e p a rty
Mr. and Mrs. George W oodw orth,
w ay fund for o th e r necessary sta te
w
eekend
in
P
o
rtlan
d
.
w
as
pbaaavad
by
24
m
em
bers
of
w hich is open to the public.
men.
needs. T his aloof body h a s by fa r , F ra n ces and P a t Moyer, Leah
PORT ORFORD GRADE
M. E. K elley re tu rn e d S a tu rd ay th e L adies' Aid W ednesday w ith a
th e larg e st ban k ro ll of a n y sta te Spoon. E n fo tt W oodw orth, Je rry night flo ra a w eek's business t r i p ' preggam a p p ro p riate to the occas-
SCHOOL NEWS
com m ission and the la rg e st source G ray and Fony L uchene m ade a to P o rtla n d .
By D oris C lark, R e p o i^ r
ion give« by Mrs. D ouglas Johnson
of revenue. The gasoline ta x alone trip to C rescent City on Sunday.
P u p ils who have moved from
D ance w ith A m erican Legion a t end Mrs. C. A. B righam .
Mrs.
M r. and Mrs. Ed Moyer and
brings in m any m illions and the
th is d istric t du rin g the p a st w eek
th e W ash in g to n ’s B irth d a y Bali, J p h n te a dipplayed a quilt m ade by |
com m ission bu d g et alw ays show s daughters, w are Coquille v isitors
Mr. and Mr3. Jim B reedlove o f ' R u th M urphy, m other and d a u g h ­ a re W illiam H ow ard a n d G lenn
Sat., Feb. 22, given by BandM i h « a k n t a t the b eginning of the
several m illions in reserve. B u t let S aturday.
, M yrtle P o in t w ere d in n er guests te r of C. E. Spangler, a rriv e d this O rton.
Post No. 26 a t th e L anglois P avil­ Civil W ar.
anyone even th in k of tap p in g th is
D r. B aird talked to th e fo u rth
W ash in g to n 's B irth d ay Ball, Sat- ion, w ith m usic by Bum G a rtin ’s
N ext nxadfisg of th e group w ill, Sunday of Mr. and M rs. Tex Breed- w eek from M assachusetts fo r a
huge pot of gold for o th er purposes urda}, f-p b ru a ry 22, sponsored by Silver Sjjray o rc h estra . P opular be a t th e horn» of Mrs. R oy B abel love.
and fifth g rade h e alth club about
visit.
and a how l goes up th a t can be B andon P ost No. 26 A m erican
Mrs. C harles Cnughell is visiting first aid. G irls in these g rad es are
prices.
l tr .
on F e b ru a ry 26.
I R ed Jeffery and fam ily of Co-
h e a rd all over th e state.
Legion, a t L anglois Pavilion. Music
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I quille w ere visiting friends and h e r m other, Mrs. George E dw ards. organizing a 4-H sew ing 1 club.
Don Mills left th e first of th e
H ow ever, all good th in g s m ust by Buna G a rtin 's Sliver Spray or- , w eek tQ
Mr. and Mrs. George H eim » « of B a rb a ra Holcom b is president,
re n ts in San B R ID G E CLUB E N T E R T A IN E D relatives in Langlois over the w eek
join his p a ren
come to a n end. A bill is in the chewtra. D oa’t m iss it; all your
B ro ad b en t sp en t the whek end Sylvia Adam s, vice-president, J e a n
Mrs. D ouglas Jo h n so n
e n te r- e n d.
Francisco
m ak in g w hich w ould ta k e aw ay frien d s w ll be th ere. P o p u lar
S p arh aw k , secretary, a n d B etty
Mr. and Mrs. D em ps Gllflllan of j taisv d th» T uesday B rid g e club a t
Mr. and Mrs. W alt Gilkison and w ith th e ir son-in-law and d a u g h t­
jfte
all of the com m ission’s funds. The prices.
Adam s, rep o rter.
F airview and Mr. and Mrs. H arold j her hom e this week. Mrs. Leila Mrs. A rt Aldropp w ere M arshfield er, Mr. a n d Mrs. E d E m ery.
leg islatu re w ould th en a llot the
T he seventh and eighth grade«
Local 4-H club leaders m et Mon-
Mrs. C laresce Campbell spent the G suld of R o se b u rg w ere w eekend M sChire w as guest lo r th s lunch- visito rs on Friday.
highw ay com m ission each bien­
— h a v e been fixing p osters for th «
day w ith Mrs. Jo h n _________
D onaldson to
w eekend in G ardiner w here her guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. George Col-1 eoa served a t one o’clock. Mrs. L.
nium its budget requirem ents. All
Dick and Jo h n n ie B jerg w ent to djjcug(! th{j achievem ent day p r o - . bask etb all to u rn am en t which will
lins.
j R. P u g h m ade high score, Mrs.
hu sb an d is employed in the mill.
I be he)d , n thg gym naigum g a tu r-
o th er s ta te com m issions m u st have
C. C. Sm ith of Coquille w as in ' N ick M arsh, second high, and Mrs. R oseburg S atu rd ay to visit over
George L. Stevenson w as in town
th e ir b udgets approved by th e
the
w
eek
end.
V
isiting
w
ith
the
L.
K.
H
utto»«
1 day, F e b ru a ry 22. T he team and
tow n T uesday on business.
| Jo h n M asterson, low
w ays and
m eans com m ittee at Sunday from Coquille.
Mrs. E W. B lack w as a Coquille ar<J M r H u tto n .„ gi, tcr and b ro th . subs fo r P o rt O rford a re : K eith
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Crow and
V isiting here from E ugene w ith
each legislative session, a n d some
caller on W ednesday.
er-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Miller, J e r r y C lark, Jim m ie H ol­
of th e law m ak ers c an ’t see w hy frien d s of E ugene stopped In P o rt Mr. a n d Mrs. M. E. K elley are Mr.
comb, Ja c k M asterson, Billy H a r t­
C larence and E a rl Yost w ere i C am pbell of Modesto, Calif.
O
rford
to
see
Mrs.
F.
F.
E
ddy
on
K
elley's
parents.
th e highw ay com m ission should be
From m , C larence
L anglois visitors S a tu rd ay and
R aym ond E dw ards, sob of Mr. er, K en n eth
th e ir re tu rn trip from Carm el, Cal., | T he T h u rsd a y B ridge club w as
an exception to the rule.
and Mrs. G esrge E dw ards, w ill be C orbin and O rris Sm ith.
w here th ey vacationed for two e n te rta in ed la s t w eek by Mrs. T ra ­
Mra. W arren M cNeeley and her Sunday.
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B laine M arsh is back a t school.
C lint M alehorn of P o rtlan d vis­ Inducted In the arm y for th e F e b ­
cy Corbin. H igh score w ent to Mrs. In fan t daughter. Beverley-A nn, left
O bservations: T he b e au tician s weeks.
ited in Langlois recently.
ru a ry q u o ta in O akland, C alifor­ B laine h a s fully recovered f rom
R
oy
Babel,
second
high
to
Mrs.
th
e
Gold
Beach
hospital
last
Mon­
D
r.
L.
R.
P
ugh
re
tu
rn
e
d
from
a
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a re here in behalf of b eau ty p a r­
Mrs. Myrtle N oah and son Nevy nia, w here he registered for the his appendicitis operation. Louise
day a n d re tu rn e d to C arpenter-
lors; th ey don’t like th e b eauty business trip to P o rtla n d Sunday, j C harles W eaver and low to Mrs.
and H orace Bond o t Cqullle spent d ra ft E d w a rd s Has been visiting Cam pbell is atte n d in g school in
C
harles
H
aines.
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. P aul W eeks re ­
schools w hich 6 ° w olk for haIf
afternoon a n d
evening his p a re n ts du rin g the p a st week. M arshfield while h e r m o th er is 111.
Mrs. George S utton e n te rta in ed Sunday
price. . . . And the w ine boys are tu rn e d early th is w eek from a trip , H igh bow lers for last w eek on
Sixth grade stu d e n ts a re w o rk ­
T he Floras-W iliiow club m et
the P o t o' Gold alleys w ere F r a n ­ a group of friends a t a pot luck w ith Mr. and Mre. A. E. Volck.
begining to g a th e r aro u n d th e lob­ to C alifornia.
Mr, and Mra. T om G riffith of T h u rsd a y of last week. Tw enty-six ing on w orld maps. T h s th ird
Jo h n Lyle left S atu rd ay on a ces Moyer and T racy Corbin. D or- j d in n er a t h e r hom e la st S a tu rd ay
by: th e ir bill comes up th is week.
T h e g ra d e rs have finished th eir c a b in e t
othy M arsh a n d H ow ard E d w srd s evening
A fter the din n er, the O akland, Ore., v isited the George m em bers w e r e present.
Mr R a lp h Cake, the big shot R e ­ business trip to P o rtland.
SE W IN G CLUB N EW S
group decided to m eet tw ice
V alentine E d w a rd s fam ily Sunday.
Mrs. K ath<yn S n ^ th ,
county w ere second and M aude C am pbell group atten d ed t h e
publican, is here again for about
Mr and Mrs. W illiam O sborne m onthly in stead of m onthly w h fc
R eported by Shirley M cKensie
and
E
arl
Ellie,
th
ird
.
D
ance
a
t
the
C
om
m
unity
Hall.
school
superintendent,
cam
e
to
th e fifth tim e; be doesn’t w a n t any­
The citizens’ com m ittee for t h e ' Mrs. F a y Arrfbrose, associate a ad children, A lbert and K a th e r­ a rra n g e m e n ts are being m ade for
T he Jolly T ailor Sew ing club had
th in g to happen to th s money P o rt O rford from Gold B each F ri­
ine, of O phir visited w ith the E. W. the a n n u a l b a za ar and the county a m eeting S aturday. T he girls a re
lending business—he is in it . . The day night of last w eek to see the prom otion of a P o rt O rford band g rand conduetorees of th e O rand
m eet w hich wil be held th is y ear to h ave th e ir dresses read y to p u t
m et Mr.nday a fte rn o o n a t the high ( C h ap ter of the O rder of E aste rn B lacks Sunday of laat week
se rg ea n t-at-arm s has a tough tim e high school play.
C harles K rick is expected back in Langlois.
sleeves and hem s In by next m eet­
¡S ta r of Oregon, wag a Gold B each
Mr. a n d M rs O tto Johnson re- * school,
w ith v e n tilatio n : some w a n t the
J a c k a n d A nna Lou V am ron of ing. P a r t of a booklet a bout how
from P o rtlan d w here be baa been
w indow s open and o th ers w ant tu rn e d M onday from several days’ i Mrs. Lizzie Lane spent a few v isitor la st Sunday, F e b ru a ry 16.
Bandon, sp e n t the week end wilii to a ct w as read by P a tric ia Jo h n ­
In th e hospital for som e time.
them closed. . . . Rep. C arson of visit w ith friends in B rookings and days th is w eek w ith Mrs. Alice A lancheon was g iv es for h e r a t
M is. M M. SpangU i and Mrs th e ir g ra n d fa th e r, J. J. D am ron. son. Cookies were judged.
the S unset Inn.
W hite.
H
a
rb
o
r
Continu'd ox fofe «M*
OREGON HAS
CAR FOR EVERY
3.3 PERSONS
Gay 90's Ball
Is March 4
ART CENTER
SHOWS FRENCH
PAINTINGS
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FOR MRS. FARRIER
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