Port Orford news., April 19, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

PORT ORFORD NEWS
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All Clear Sailing 1
After the Fog
W ednesday In J a n u a ry and reco rd (I
W A N T E D —To P u rc h a se tr a c t of
¡nation fo r S h eriff
N O TICE TO C R E D IT O R S
th e ir votes, w hich a re ta k e n by m es­
P o rt O rfo rd ce d a r su itab le for
I t nom inated and elected I prom ­
saw ing b a tte ry stock; also loca­
T H E COUNTY C O U R T OF ise the people of C u rry county a
C b te ic d a t (b a Pi to ff ire a t P o rt O rfo rd . OreKoo. a ( aecood c la s i sen g ers to W ashington an d counted
by th e House of R ep resen tativ es,
tion fo r mill. A ddress L, cara of
T H E S T A T E O F O REG ON , F O R sensible econom ical and efficient
m a t n iB tter u n d er Act of M arch 3, 1179
By H. LOUIS RAYBOLD
w hich th en declares th e can d id ate
P o rt O rford News.
ltc
a d m in istratio n of th e a ffa irs of the
C U R R Y COUNTY
P u b lish ed w eekly a t P o rt O rfo rd . O regoa
h av in g received th e larg est nu m b er
S h eriff's office
I-UE sky. blue seas, blue eyes In th e M atter of th e
GEO. W. 8O RA N8O N. K d lto r
of electoral votes to be elected
BOY W A N T E D —To organize P ort
looking Into id s !
I E sta te of
F W SM ITH
O rford u n it of S ta te Model A ir­
president.
“I w ouldn't call th e king tuy own C H A R LE S H P E A R S E .
SUBSCRIPTION RATHS:
If no can d id ate h as a m a jo rity of co u sin !” cried F orrester Knowlton,
plane club. W rite D. D. McMullen,
D eceased.
y o g COUNTY CLERK
th e electoral votes, how ever, the as lie helped Peggy Sanford Into his
Ona Y e a r ______ ___________ $ > • •
407 K St., G ra n ts P ass. Ore. ltp
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN
j respectfully subm it m y nam e to
H ouse of R ep resen tativ es itself h as shining
mahogany
speed
boat T h a t the undersigned has been duly t he R epublican electors of C u rrv c OMBO R IN G L E T P E R M A N E N T
Hix M o n t h s _________________ $ ] • •
th en *he pow“r to elect th e p resi­ “ W here shall we go— North pole. appointed a d m in is tra to r of the Es- county to be voted on for th e nom-
A d v ertisin g ra te s t 't c e n ts p er co lu m n ln :h .
dent. and it doesn't have to choose South pole, or merely the blue Ca ta te of C harles H. P earse, deceased, jnatlon for C ounty C lerk a t th e
W AVE $5.00. C all M rs E. L.
from am ong th e p a rty nom inees, nary isles
and an y and all persons having p rim ary election of May 20. 1932.
but can go outside of them and
W hite, P o rt O rford.
F 9tl0c
P re tty I’eggy laughed. "P erso n al­ claim s a g a in s t said esta te a re here­
P olitical prom ises, for th e most
elect anybody who is qualified. T h at ly, I'd ch io se the Blue C anary Isles, by required to p resen t said claim s, p art, a re but em pty phrases.
too has never happened. On th e if It w e -e n t for w orrying Aunt duly verified as by law required,
F O R SA LE—S ta n d a rd m ak e of
AMES S JO H N ST O N
y o u tw o or th ree occasions early in o u r GeorgiunH As it is, how about T am ­ a t the office of W illis T W hite,
piano n e a r P o rt O rford. Will
h isto ry when th e election w as arack cove?”
sacrifice fo r u npaid balance. A
Sr., in P o rt O rford, Oregon, w ithin
FO
R
COUNTY
ASSESSOR
| th ro w n Into the H ouse of R ep resen ­
“Y ou're captain!** said F orrester six m onths from th e d ate of this
snap. E asy term s. W rite T allm an
I hereby announce m yself as a
tatives, th e leading p a rty candidate- and th e next moment they were notice.
P iano Store, Salem , O re.
F2t3c.
can d id ate fo r the nom ination for
was the one ev entually chosen. B ut off.
D ated this 22nd day of M arch,
office
of
C
ounty
A
ssessor
on
the
it m ig h t happen.
The two of them were members 1932.
R epublican tick et a t th e prim al y
Ju d g e J. M H anley of N o rth of a M urary hay house party and
H A R R Y A. P E A R S E ,
election to be held in C u rry C oun­
D akota, h as sta rte d a m ovem ent for had been Irresistibly draw n to one
A d m in istrato r of the E s ­
P h ysician and Surgeon
ty, Oregon, on th e 20th day of May,
independent electoral tic k e ts In as an o th er from the very sta rt, al
ta te of C harles H. P earse.
1932.
P hones
O ffice 491, H om e 492
m any sta te s as possible, in th e be­ though it seemed nt tim es as If
Deceased.
G E O R G E W SUTTON
lief th a t th e re is a g re a t m ass of Aunt G eorgiana were contriving to JU L IU S COHN.
F ah y - M orrison Bldg
v oters who would u n d er no circu m ­ k eep them apart.
425 Yeon Building.
B andon, Oregon.
But now tie had tier to himself P o rtlan d , Oregon.
stan ces w an t to su p p o rt d em ocratic
nom inees and who will be opposed ' f,,r " whole afternoon with the blue A ttorney for A dm inistrator.
FO R COUNTY COM M ISSIO NER
to th e re-election of Mr. Hoover, í s‘H»nier skies over them and the
M arch22tfc.
I ta k e this m eans of an nouncing
who seem s certain to be th e repub- ¡ ‘*!||p 8t. Law rence stretching altead,
_____________
i to the voters of C u rry C ounty th a t
lican nom inee. If such in d ep en d en t!
L ittle was said until, suddenly and
A ttornev-at-I^aw
p m it ic a i r i u n c
1 am a car didate for nomina,ion for
lists of electors can be set up in ,
on the Impulse of the moment,
I V JI j I 1 lV gA L i U -A 1 Y IJS
C ounty C om m issioner on the Dem-
F irst N atio n al B ank Bldg
a few strateg ically located s t a te s .! T orrester reached across to where
F O B S H E R IF F
o cratlc ticket. If I am nom inated
an d should be elected, th e re m ig h t «‘P*W 8a* in a cretonned wicker
O regoa
I hereby announce m y candidacy! and elected. I will conduct t h e a f - | B andon
be a su fficien t n u m b er of independ I , h alr and possessed him self of her
for the nom ination of S h eriff on , fairs of the county to th e best of
e n t electors, so chosen, to prevent hand.
eith er of th e m ajo r p a rty c a n d id a te ,'
»I«'Wly she w ithdrew it. a trou | thp D em ocratic tick et a t the com- my ability,
A C. T H O M PSO N
from g ettin g a m ajo rity in th e elec- blp'« ''»«k in Iter eyes. “ P lease!”
j «“ » p rim ary election. If nom inated
to ral college
And th a t is w h a' f «''arrester's heart sank. "I w asn't ' an d elected I will run the office to
FO R COUNTY C L E R K
Ju d g e H anley and a group of a n ti - ! J ,,,t P|a ? inK- Peggy.” he said hoarse-I thp best of my ab ility and in the
H oover republicans a re aim in g at '-v- '« « flln *lui‘p crazy about you. i in te re sts of the taxpayers.
I hereby announce my candidacy
A. J. BAILEY
for the nom ination on th e R epub­
T hey w an t to th ro w th e election of * " ant you for nty w ife .’
lican tick et for th e office of C ounty
1932 into th e H ouse of R ep resen ta- I Peggy lifted a pair of m iserable
eyes to his. “It's im possible!” she
Clerk of C u rry County. If I am
fives.
FO R COUNTY ASSESSO R
T h a t’s an o th er th in g th a t isn 't said.
I hereby announce m yself as a i nom inated and elected I will w ork
"Intpossihlp? Then you must care can d id a te fo r the R epublican nom ­ fo r the best in te re sts of the ta x ­
likely to happen, b u t also It is some-1
for someone else?”
th in g th a t m ig h t happen.
ination for C ounty Assessor, su b ­ payers.
''Oh. n o !” cried Peggy quickly je c t to the approval of the R e­
C. J DOYLE.
'T h a t is—I mean—well. I’m en publican voters a t th e May p ri­
gaged to L ester.”
m aries.
F rid ay th e H a rtm a n T h eatre In
F o rrester stared, unable to he
F S. MOORE.
Bandon w as reopened to th e p u b lic ' Heve w hat he had heard T rue lit
a fte r having u ndergone a th o ro u g h ' w asn't her own cousin, nnd ye'
F O R S H E R IF F
renovation w ith several additio n al i why, everyone. Including his own
(W r V entura, C alif, P ro p erty j
I hereby announce m y candidacy
im provem ents installed
| family, knew what sort o f „ boy L»-«
for
A v isit to the th e a tre reveals th e -
was.
Weak, unable to r e s ls iif o r nom ination on the R epublican
H
tic k e t for the office of S h eriff of
fact th a t th e en tire in te rio r has ’ tem ptation of any sort.
been done over and th a t a nu m b er ! “ «’eggy—” he begun desperately. ' C u rry County. I am a tax p ay e r and I F o rt O rfo rd B usiness or H igh- >
decided improvement« have been But Peggy Interrupted him. "Look I am u n d er no obligations to a n y - 1 way P ro p erty , or w h at have you. f ?
' body. *
i
m ade p articu larly su ch as will in- F o rrester, is th at sm oke?"
In q u ire a t the
F o rrester looked ahead w here n i If nom inated and elected, I will
crease the acoustic q u alities of the
house. The sidew alls a re a ttra c tiv e ­ form less gray cloud w:fs blotting enforce the law s vigorously and
fearlessly an d will ru n the sh eriff's!
ly adorned w ith han g in g s th a t a re out th eir view.
P hone 11.
P o rt O rford, Ore. }
Fog,” lie said briefly, “rolling la • office on a business basis.
both a rtistic an d th a t b e tte r th e
frmn tlie ocean. With a turn of
sound.
MOSS A V E R IL L.
T he color schem e in 'th e new dec­ the wheel, he swung the S tarling
Refiners an d ‘Buyers o f
o ratio n s is grey and gold while the about so sharply she showed tier
F O R SH ER IFF"
d rap es a re of a rich red. The e n ­ blades ubove water. "We'll have to
A nnouncing my candidacy on the Native Platinum and Gold
race
it
home."
lie
said.
tran ce to the th e a tre and the foyer,
At that instant, the engine sput- J « ^P ublican ticket fo r S h eriff of
H ighest Market Prices
in fact the color o f th e en tire in­
Establish'd 1907
lered. caught, nnd died. With an C u rrX C ountX on th e p latfo rm of
te rio r has been lightened an d lend
W
ILD
BER
G BROS.
exclam ation, F orrester sprang to the sane and stric tly Im partial law en-
a m ore ch eery atm osphere.
SM ELTING 8t REFINING CO
tank. T hen lie groaned. "H ang Lea- > ?°rcem ent.
Often: 742 Market St., San FrancucS
T he rear of th e balcony h as been te r! I let him have this boat all day ! 1 have bpen a resident of th is
PUm: South Sac Francuco
p artitio n ed off in o rd er to help th»
yesterday and told him to he sure county fo r 17 years
sound qualities. T h ree row s of the
A W HALL
and till up al the landing. Instead,
E L E C T IO N O F A P R E S ID E N T
i high-m inded, honorable class and fine upholstered loge seats have he turned in the reserve and we've
been
moved
from
th
e
balcony
to
the
alto g eth er unlikely to go co n tra ry
been running on that."
F O R COUNTY C L E R K
to th e clearly expressed m an d ates re a r of the first floor w here they
He was too concerned over tlie
(C ontinued from page 1.)
I ta k e th is o p p o rtu n ity to an-1
' of th e v oters at the polls If any- displace four rows of th e regulai discovery to notice I lull P eg g y 's
nounce m y candidacy for the office I
( th in g of th e so rt ever should h a p ­ seats.
eyes had widened suddenly al the of C ounty C lerk e f C urry C ounty i S w iss A A m erican W atch Re-
independent individual judgm ents.
The ex terio r of the th eatre, to ­ mention of L ester's nam e
pen, I', would be m ore likely to oc­
pairing — S p ectacles
II
Wlls ' subject to the w ill of the R epub- ,
In New York sta te , for example,
cu r in som e of th e s ta te s w ith a g eth er w ith the electric sign and
.
'
?
B*"
°
U'
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lica"
p‘pctors
a
t
P
rim
ary
Elec-
All
W ork G uaranteed
th e re a re forty-five presidential
sm aller rep resen tatio n in th e elec­ display cases, has also been re p a in t­ llck lah situation they were In Al tion j am a c
c
p roperty
electors to be chosen. I t has never to ral college
ed an d decorated.
Coquille
reat v. cool w isps of the lie»Mil ng
.
. ,,
,
O regon
happened, b u t it m ig h t happen,
. , „
, ow ner and have a full and com ­
in g were brushing file r faces.
I . . ,
. ,
.
.
A rizona, D elaw are, N evada, New
th a t one o r tw o o r th ree or any
1
piete
know
ledge
of
the
functions
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
» » ♦ ♦ ♦
“T ake the wheel and point her
nu m b er of these forty-five, although Mexico an d W yom ing have only
♦ headed tow ard that point." he dl of th e office, an d can p erfo rm the
th
ree
electo
ral
votes
each.
Idaho.
elected on one of th e p arty tickets,
du ties th ereo f in th e m ost efficient
S
IX
E
S
N
O
T
E
S
«
reeted his couipunlon.
m ight decide to vote for th e ca n ­ M ontana. New H am pshire, U tah
an d business-like m anner. C urry
♦ :
Reaching
under
I
he
cushioned
an
d
V
erm
ont
have
only
fo
u
r
each
did ates on one o f th e o th e r tickets,
county tax p ay e rs a re entitled to
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
sent, he ex tracted a half length of
J ew eler and W atchm aker
oi for an independent can d id a te If Two o r th ree electors in an y one
the en tire tim e an d in terests of
A C. S n id er and fam ily w ere oar. used In feuding when the usual th e ir elected officials---that is mv
th e dem ocrats, fo r exam ple, elect of these sta te s m ig h t kick over the
The
H om e of Good W atahee
bum pers proved Inadequate.
ed th e ir en tire list of presid en tial traces an d ch an g e th e en tire re ­ P o rt O rford visitors last T uesday
opinion but. “T h ere a re th ree sides
“
We'll
Just
about
make
It,"
Coquille
O regon ;
electors, and tw en ty -th re e of t h e , su lt of th e p resid en tial election It
(n o t tw o) to everything, your side,
E velyn R ow an of P o rt O rford (,e said quietly, and set to work,
forty-five decided betw een election l,oea not d eP*'‘"i
a a X w ay upon
w a s a g u e st at th e M e t h n -y h .
A fter what seemed an interm ln m y side, and then th ere is the
day and N ovem ber and th e first | ,h e num bar o f p opular ballots cast last T uesday evening
able length of tim e but w as In real rig h t aids
W ednesday In J a n u a ry th a t they by th e voters, b u t does depend up­
E A R L E R M cN EELY
Mr.
Casinova,
who
h
as
been
c
a
re
­
Ity little more than a couple of
p referred th e republican can d id ates on th e n u m b er of p resid en tial elec ta k e r a t the S nider ra n c h for the hours, the how of tlie S tarling nosed
o r the prohibition can d id ates, they to rs voting fo r a given can d id ate
past several m onths, left for M arsh- the sandv beach that stretched al
FO R C O U N TY CLERK
A presid en t can be. and m any
could tu rn over th e vote of New
field last w<. k
i the fool of a low bluff
I am a can d id a te fo r nom ination
York sta te to the o th e r party, re ­ p resid en ts have been, elected and
Mrs G eorge Tolley m otored to j "W e ll find the main road not far for the office of C ounty C lerk on
AX Aaras L ogged O ff l a n d
gardless of how large a m ajority seated by a m in o rity o f th e populai
P o rt O rford T uesday
from the river, ' said F orreslei the R epublican ticket. I have had
vote
Mr
C
leveland
In
1892
got
only
of Individual v o te r, had expressed
Good t Room H ouse
Ed D ashley left S a tu rd a y for confidently, “and follow It to the m ore th an fo u r years experience in
Ik per cent o f th e popular vote Mr.
them selves fo r a p a rtic u la r can
town.”
co
u
n
ty
offices,
and.
if
nom
inated
W ilson had 42 per cent of th e pop­ P o rtla n d a fte r visitin g Sixes and
1 M H e » I f H ighw ay
didate
He turned to lend the girl a help an d elected, feel th a t I can »conduct
N othing like th a t h as ever h ap ­ u la r vote in 1912 Hnd 49 p e r cent E lk com m unities He w as accom ­
4 Mites from P ert Orford
ing hand up the hank, and to nls the business of the office in a s a t­
pened. an d nothin g like th a t Is at of It In I91ti B ut those can d id ates panied by Geo W W hite, who re­
Intense surprise, found it press«*»! isfacto ry m anner.
all likely to happen T he electors carried the larg er states, w ith the tu rn ed to his w ork a t Mollala
O LETA W A LK E R
A pproxim ately 5 acres cleared
Mr and Mrs. te s te r F itzh u g h mo­ between both of his.
who w ent c o n tra ry to th e ir parties larg est n u m b er of electo ral votes,
tored to B andon Sunday.
and
w
hat
elects
th
e
p
resid
en
t
Is
a
“
W
alt,
F
o
rrester.”
she
said
shyly.
balance railing w ith som e good
th a t w ay would be forevei out of
FO R ( <H NTY
Maxine M ethany of P o rt O rford ”1—1 think I am no longer engaged
bottom land H ouse In good con ­
|Hilltics Nobody would tru s t them m ajo rity of th e to tal n u m b er of
SCHOOL S U P E R IN T E N D E N T
was a visitor a t th e Lewis F a rrie r Io Lester. I did It In the beginning
any m ore And the type of men electors.
dition F in e sp rin g
hom e over the week end
to
please
Aunt
Ge»irgiana.
who.
a
fte
r
usually nom inated In sta te cnnven 1 The electors of each sta te m eat
I respectfully announce my ca n ­
Miss
M
arg
aret
Gillis,
s
ta
te
h
ealth
nil.
Is
only
a
sort
of
step-aunt,
hut
tions as p resid en tial electors are a t th e ir sta te cap itals on th e first
for
nurse, visited S unday a t th e home she has tieen wonderfully good to didacy for the nom ination
I
oi Mr and Mrs C C W oodw orth
me.
But L ester has deceived me. C ounty School S u p erintendent, su b ­
PORI' ORFORD NEWS
B
Tuesday, April 19, 1932.
You cannot dream yourself into a character;
must hammer and forge yourself into one.—Wendell
Phillips.
H. L. HOUSTON. M. D.
PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND THE NEWSPAPERS
Democratic Candidate
(Editorial in The Courier)
What should he the attitude of the press toward
public officials? was the question asked by C. A. Sor­
enson, attorney general, State of Nebraska, which
question he answered as follows.
First, willingness to critize them if criticism is
justified. Crooked'politicians fear the press more than
the courts. Honest officials welcome constructive sug­
gestions. Wooden-headed office holders can only be
moved by sharp newspaper blasts. Those in office are
no better than anybody else. They are not entitled to
ask for any immunity. Newspapers should be fair but
when necessary they should treat them rough. It is
good for them.
Second, newspapers should cooperate with public
officials in maintaining law and order.
Hartman Theatre Opened
Third, there should he constant editorial cham­
pionship by newspapers of worthy causes.
What about the attitude of the public official to­
ward the press?
First, the official should be honest and frank. The
press is a window through which the public looks in
and sees their servants at work. The picture should
not be distorted.
Who elects the official? Who supplies him with
spacious offices, stenographers, and assistants? Who
pays his salary, rain or shine, depression or prosper­
ity? The people who elected him. What argument can
he possibly make then against letting the people have
full information as to what is going on in his depart­
ment?
There may be reasons of public policy for not let­
ting the press know of a certain matter today. But
eventually the public is entitled to all the facts about
all public matters^_____________________ ____ __
C. R. WADE
Port Orford.
I am back at
My Shop
Where I shall be
pleased to see
my old patrons.
To Exchange
OSTRANDER’S
BARBER SHOP
H r . C.
Dolge Company Store
Ostrander, Prop.
Port Orford , ,
BANK
OF
BANDON
Schroeder’s
Jewelry Store
Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Loggers
Pool Hall
V . R. WILSON
CON EE* TIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman. Prop
Port Orford, Ore.
BIG BARGAIN
HATTON’S
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tire
See W alter Robinson
Mary Plays a New Role
F- > ■* • X
»«X V
At tlw A ctors Dinner Club, »here low-priced meals .»re serve»! to needy
Thespians, Mary Bickford took tier turn at waiting on table In the picture
she is »ecu serving Daniel Frohman, tanw us pr duver, and WilKam Gillette,
veteran actor
Mr and Mrs. S m ith of Seattle.
W ash a re v isiting at the hom e of
Mrs S m ith s p aren ts. Mr and Mrs
M elntee on th»* Sixes
E arn est Donde left for San Jose
Munday
T hom as H ughes retu rn ed T h u rs
day a fte r spending a week at the
keep hospital In Bandon.
Mr and M rs W illiam Steele mo
tored to B andon yesterday.
Mi an d Mrs G A G en try of
P o rtlan d visited last W ednesday at
the hom e of Mrs G en try 's p aren ts
Mr an d Mrs C C
Wood w orth
leaving T h u rsd ay for B rookings for
a visit w ith Mi G en try 's p aren ts
Mr and M is J. G entry They re
tu rn ed to Sixes F rid ay and left S a t­
u rd ay fo r th eir P o rtla n d home
A »laughter w as born S unday
m orning to Mr an d Mrs E verett
Quigley
Mrs H ow ard Hull w as in P ort
O rford y esterd ay a tte n d in g the re
h»*aisal of th e Girl Scout o p eretta
to be given In the neat fu tu re Mrs
Hull is th»* acco m p an ist
He told me yesterday he had to go
(»»ThreeRivers In the runabout—that
there wouldn't tie room for me. In­
stead. well, he t»s>k Genevieve Rob­
e rts out In your boat.
“I know I am right, for I
saw Genevieve on the dock very
curly In the morning, and last night
I overheard her tell Aunt Georgiana
she hnd been steering the S tarling
nil day. I thought she hnd been
with you.”
The man nodded gravely. “A lot
is clear to me now," he SHid. "L et­
ter Hskcil me not to mention his
change of plans to his m other, nor
the fact that 1 did her erran d s In
llin-e Rivera.
Yes, I feel as If I
were coming out of a fog.
But
IVgg.v, tills m eans—”
Gin* look Into the lovely blue eyes
uplifted to his Rnd h t kn«w what
It meant.
• f I V VI
ject to the decision of the R epub­
lican electors of the county If suc­
cessful in the election I will en d e a ­
vor to fulfill the duties of the office
efficiently and econom ically
MISS R O SE B O T H W E L L
FO R S H E R IF F
I hereby anno u n ce m yself as a
can d id a te for the R epublican nom-
P ort Orford. Ore,
:
♦
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVBLTIES
for the
Morgan's Successor
TOURISTS
Desks, Bedroom Suites,*
Tables, Sewing Cabinets |
Etc.
lu re N e w sp a p e r S v n d lc a ta >
t W S V S e r v ic e »
:
Made in Port Orford
E nth usiasm
it
asy to be enrhusinetlc when
(In- hands a re playing and the
Old Gent (observing sm all boy »•row »I is cheering. It Is not so easy
10 m aintain Interest and feel the en
loaded down w ith new spapers!
D on't all those papers m ake yon , banting thrill when we work al«me
11 the hum drum tasks of life No
tired?
News Huy No. sir. I don 't lead not so easy, but Just as neceseary.—
tin t.
them
I MYRTLEWOOD SHOPj
D. D. McGill. Prop, j
.»i>r*‘n c Taylor, prominent New
York banker, has been elected C hair­
man < ? the V S Steel Corporation,
tiKCCi-ling J P Morgan.
Part Orford
Oregon}
L. B HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
Curry C napter No. 135
O. E. S.
R e g u la r m eetings, th ird S a ta r-
day of each m o nth
V iattors
alw ays w elcom e
W orthy M atron
M rs.L inda G uerin
S e cretary
F lorence P o nting
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
M eets se c o n d sS a tu rd a y of e a e t
m .inth
V talttng b re th e rn w^l
come.
C R A W FO R D W SM ITH.
j*
W o rsh ip fu l M juilet
F W SM ITH S ecretary
DAVID JE N K S T re a e u rtr
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