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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, March 2 1, 1933
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m o to re d to G old B e a c h M onday.
T h e m oat a la rm in g n ew s item
D. F o s te r o f B a n d o n v isite d M r th e local m en th in k o f is th e w eath- "C hurch B uilding."
v a lu e from a n y in v e s tm e n t," sa y
T he p re se n t g r a d u a tin g c la ss will
a n d M rs J. L F o s te r M onday.
er. T h e y w e re so p leased to see th e hold th e ir g r a d u a tin g e x erc ises F r i ­ th e a u th o rs . "In tim e s o f p ro s p e r­
ity it m ay in clu d e sp e n d in g for
M rs E s th e r H u r s t w a s a v isito r sur. th is m o rn in g , b u t I believe
day, May 19
in B a n d o n F rid a y .
m an y v alues, w hich, th o u g h u n e s ­
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LAN GLO IS N E W S
1933
G. P S c o tt o f l^ tn g lo is H ill, w a s hope th ey w o n 't be d isa p p o in te d
se n tia l, a d d ric h n e ss to living. In
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C oqui le. M arch 15—-C oos co u n t
| c a la u r e a te se rm o n a n d R ev. R a n -
L a n g lo is g ra d e school.
p ro g ra m c o n sists o f g e ttin g a ll es- I is c o o p e ra tin g to m a k e It possibl
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se n c e of a b o u t th r e e w eeks
M r. a n d Mrs. E a r l H u tc h is o n a n d
fo r n e ed y p e rs o n s to p ro v id e th e m
1 in v e stm e n t.
T h e E n g lish c la sses a r e review i g r a d u a tin g a d d ress.
Mr. a n d M rs. O. L.
Cox.
of ' M iss G r e tc h e n M ehl s p e n t th e h is m o th e r a n d s is te r, o f C ap e
selv es w ith v e g e ta b le s th is yeai
A g e n tle re m in d e r! N in e m o re
M arshfield w e re v is ito r s a t th e ' w eek e n d w ith h e r p a re n ts . M r a n d B lanco, w ere in to w n M onday.
in g th e ir E n g lish g r a m m a r
" T h is b u lle tin is to a id in m a in ­ 1 th r o u g h f u r n is h in g th e la t t e r w ith
' w eeks of school a f te r th is one.
home of M rs. K a tie H o fse ss W ed-1 M rs W m M ehl a t C oquille,
T h e high school boys a re p ra c ­
J o h n W h it lia s been c o n fin e d to
T he S en io r c la ss p lay is p ro g re ss- ta in in g a d e s ira b le s ta n d a r d o f liv ­ fre e seed p o tato e s, a s w ell a s p e r ­
oesday
M r. a n d M rs - B ru c e H e n ry of h is h om e th e p a st w eek w ith a cold tic in g fo r tr a c k w o rk W e will h ave
. ing T h e d a te o f a p p e a ra n c e w ill be ing w ith little e x p e n d itu re o f m oney m ittin g th e m to u se v a c a n t city
F r a n k B ig g s o f U p p e r F lo r a s L a n g lo is H ill, w e re S a tu r d a y n ig h t
j Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n D o n a ld so n en- a good tea m m ay b e
a n n o u n c e d next w eek T h e n a m e of h u t w ith a v e ry s u b s ta n tia l in v e s t­ lots upon w h ic h to ra is e i g a rd e n
ereek w a s in tow n M onday.
v is ito rs o f M r a n d M rs. C h a rlie | t e r ta in e d a n u m b e r o f frie n d s a t
h o m e m a k e r's tim e, T h is does n o t p e r ta in to f a rm e r s
F o u r o f o u r p ro sp e c tiv e g ra d u a te s j th e play is W ild G in g e r” a n d th e m en t o f th e
F r a n k H e a th a n d A. A. D im m ic k H e n ry .
S p e a k in g o f th e
plan. J u d g e
j c a r d s S a tu r d a y e v e n in g a t th e ir a r e pur su in g a n e x te n sio n c o u rse in c h a r a c te rs a re J a k e T a llm a n . A rt a b ility , skill a n d in te re s t."
uf M u rsh fie ld w ere c a lle r s in L an g -
A m o n g th o s e in B a n d o n W ednes-
I E n g lish fro m th e U n iv e rsity o f O r-
R u ssell; G e o ffrey F re e m a n . C o u rt ■ T h is m e n u a n d re cip e b u lle tin , T h o m p so n sa y s t h a t in d ig e n t a n e
T h u rsd a y .
¡d a y w e re : B ill C h e n o w e th , M r. a n d i hom e in D e n m a rk . H o n o rs fell to [ egon.
seed-
M r. a n d M rs. T h o rn , a n d M rs. S am
I B oice; S a n fo rd L akey. A lyce K re u t- w hich is fre e to O regon c itiz e n s, is n e ed y p e rso n s c a n se c u re
Buzz B oyd w a s a v is ito r in Co- M rs. U n i S a b in , Jr.. A. H B oice,. W’ygle
T h e J u n io r S cien ce c la ss is ta k in g z e r;
received
th e
c o n so latio n
M arw ood L ak e y . G ra y don b u t one o f a se rie s o f p a m p h le ts th ro u g h a p p lic a tio n to th e p e rso n s
auille T h u rs d a y .
I -M ,s G le n n B a rro w s, M r. a n d Mrs. prize. R e f r e s h m e n ts w ere se rv e d j up th e s tu d y of m ag n e tism .
T h o m ; W uzy W a lk e r, M a rg u e rite a n d c ir c u la r s p u b lish ed r e c e n tly to In c h a r g e o f d ire c t re lie f in e a c h
Miss L illian R u sse ll w a s a S u n - M!Tto n L a n S '° is ,a n ?
B oyd., la te r in th e evening.
B. K W erner o f M arsh field , c a ll­ S a b in : Mr. P e te rs o n D o n ald C ook, help O reg o n h o m e m a k e rs in sa v in g o f th e c o m m u n itie s o f th e c o u n ty ,
day g u e st o f M iss M ary K a th e r in e
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ed a t L. H . S. T h u rs d a y a n d tu n e d
a s follow s M iss E lle n
R udnas
M iss V e rn a F in le y w a s a g u e st u p th e ty p e w rite rs a n d a lso re p a ir ­ V irg in ia T a llm a n , In e z C ox; M ias safely. O th e rs deal w ith e co n o m i­ M arshfield; H L C ra w fo rd , N o rtl
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c re e k w as in to w n F rid a y .
R a ch e l Lee. G la d y ce E d w a rd s ; M iss c al school lu n ch e s, th e u se o f pow ­
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ed th e se w in g m ac h in es
B e n d ; W . A. L «G ore, B a n d o n ; Iaiw
S ta n le y . V iolet H o p p e r; Miz W a lk ­
Mr a n d M rs. A. E. V o lck m o to re d , m ee t j n g |n B a n d o n T h u r s d a y n ig h t J. S a b in T u e s d a y n ig h t.
R ev. Iv e rs o n o f M edford, called e r R u th W o o d ru ff; B o n ita L ak e y , d e re d sk im m ilk in th e hom e, how re n c e R a c k le ff. M y rtle P o in t, a n d
to B andon B e a c h S u n d a y .
w e re F r e d R o a n es, Bill Cope. S am
E. R. L ee k le y w as a b u sin e ss a t th e nigh school T u e s d a y a n d " H a iti" G u e rin .
to m a k e A m e ric a n ch eese a t hom e, th e c o u n ty Judge. C oquille V a c a n t
Mr. a n d M rs. L es G ib so n o f B a n - j W ygle. L. C A u te ry a n d B ill V an- v is ito r in M a rsh field F rid a y .
g av e a v e ry in te re s tin g ta lk on
M rs B ean c o u n ty s u p e r in te n d e n t m a k in g h o m e m a d e soap, a n d w ild lots, fo r use a s g a rd e n plo ts, a re
don w e re v is ito rs o f M rs. A n n a , o rt.
a n d M iss V elm a M oore of G old s p rin g p la n ts th a t a r e p a la ta b le a s b e in g a w a rd e d to n eed y fa m ilie s
Haagensen S u n d a y .
J. C ox o f B a n d o n w as in tow n
also on a p p lic a tio n , one to a fa m
B e ac h w e re v is ito rs a t L. H. 3 T u e s ­ g re en s.
Jesse L a u b o f B a n d o n w a s in | F rid a y .
ily
day.
town M onday.
M r. a n d M rs. A. J . S w ee t w e re
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L H e n ry o f B a n d o n , w a s a S u n - v is ito rs a t th e hom e o f M r. a n d
S is te r D id y o u g e t y o u r a r i t h ­
day v isito r in to w n .
M rs. F r e d H o fse ss S u n d a y .
m e tic to d a y ?
Mr. a n d M rs. J im S y p h e r w ere
Mrs. G e n e S tr a in
a n d sm a ll
L ittle B ro th e r Yes. ( h e s tita tin g )
daughter, a n d J o e K r o n e s tie n e r m o ­ v is ito rs o f M r. a n d M rs. W m . S a ­
b u t I fo rg o t to p u t dow n th e a n ­
tored to B a n d o n T h u r s d a y to v isit bin, J r ., F rid a y .
sw ers.
U n c le J o e C ox w a s ta k e n to th e
with re la tiv e s.
BOBBETTE. J r
W alter H o fs e s s w a s a S u n d a y vis- I K e iz e r H o s p ita l in N o rth B e n d th e
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la t t e r p a r t o f th e w eek.
itor a t th e T h r if t ra n c h .
B ill C h e n o w e th r e tu r n e d to Gold
W E E K 'S F O O D L IS T
Mr. a n d M rs. W illis B a k e r o f
Bandon w e re S u n d a y v is ito rs of B e a c h T h u rs d a y , a f te r s p e n d in g
B O U G H T F O R »3.91
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Mr a n d M rs. E d S y p h e r w ere tives.
C h a rlie H e n r y w a s in B a n d o n
Saturday g u e s ts a t th e h om e of
T u esd ay .
N ew B ulletin G ive* M enus and
Mr. a n d M rs. J im S y p h e r.
Mr. a n d M rs. Geo. P e n n o c k a n d
Mr a n d M rs. E. R . L e e k le y a n d ,
R ecip es for W hole Month
Mrs l ^ o n a r d W h ite m o to re d to Co-
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Mr. a n d M rs. H L. O w en a n d
visitor h e re S u n d a y .
C an a fa m ily o f fiv e tw o a d u lts
Nels J e p s e n h a s b een c o n fin e d to fa m ily w e re v is ito rs in to w n S u n ­
a n d th r e e c h ild re n buy e v e ry ite m
his h o m e th e p a s t w e ek by illness. day.
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w eek fo r less th a n $4 h e re In O re ­
the M a d d e n m in e s w e re In to w n " G ra n d m a " W h ite , w ho is ill w ith a
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Monday.
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Mr. a n d M rs. A lb e rt W ells o f S ix ­
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c re e k , w a s in to w n F rid a y .
w h a t a n e w p u b lic a tio n o f th e hom e
es w ere v is ito rs in to w n M onday.
W a lla c e P o m e ro y o f B a n d o n w as
e co n o m ie s e x te n sio n se rv ic e a t O re ­
The M o st W e s te rn G ra n g e w ill
gon S ta te C ollege sa y s c a n be done
give th e i r play, "T h e I r i s h L in e n a v is ito r h e re S u n d a y .
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w ith p a sse n g e rs a re d ra w in g f r u it cake, figs, cookies, c a n d ie s
ening. M a rc h 16.
e x h ib it of c a n n e d sa rd in e s lit- V h ave been processed a n d foi a w eek of m e n u s t h a t to ta l a t
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and pineapple, jellie s. Jam s a n d
a n d tu n a in S an F ra n c is c o in c an n ed .
I a m ta k in g th is o p p o r tu n ity to
la tte r a re lo oking fo rw a rd e a g e rly p e rh ap s som e o ra n g e o r g r a p e ­
is less th a n allo w ed by m o st s t a n d ­
Rev. D o n a ld H e n r y o f B a n d o n w e re
1915 a n d in P h ila d e lp h ia in 1926,
In c lu d e d in th e e x h ib it w ill lie a r d re lie f a g e n c ie s
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calling h e re T u e s d a y .
I c o r re c t a n e r r o r in la s t w e ek s n o tes.
f r u i t Juice to help b re a k fa st
a n d ih a G ran d P r ix in P a r is in s a rd i n s in v a rio u s s ty le s and
N o t c o n te n t w ith p u ttin g o u t a
tu re , th e u n u su a l foods a n d q u a in t along. T hese a il have th e a d v a n ­
F N. K e e le r o f U p p e r F lo r a s T h e r e p o rt t h a t B ru c e H e n r y w as
lf!29, th e o n 'y p lac es w h e re i t h a s
s packed in olive oil, in o live
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creek w a s in to w n T h u rs d a y .
tag e of being o b ta in a b le in c a n s
e v e r e x h ib ite d , w ill h a v e a n ex ­ o , am i to m a to sauce a n d in olive
nnd lovely lan d sc a p e s w hich a re so t h a t th o se w h ic h a re not used
p re p a re d larg ely
Mr a n d M rs. B. B ra e a n d fa m ily T h e m u m p s tu r n e d o u t to be sw o l­
h ib it a t th e C e n tu ry <f P ro g re ss i .1 a n d c u r ry sauce. Also tu n a th is p u b lic a tio n ,
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I n te r n a tio n a l F x n i i s i l n n in C h i­ i . li. e sp e cially those w h ite m ea t
F o r th in g s a re not lo o k in g so su m ed on th e r e tu r n tr ip
th r o a t.
cago th is y e a r 'I h is is th e H ovden tu n a c a iig h t in 'h e B ay o f Mon- tio n sp e c ia list, c o n ta in s a c tu a l m e­
Thursday.
n u s fo r a n e n tir e m o n th on th is
badly, a f te r all, a n d i t h a s tu rn e d
Mr. a n d M rs. W P H o w e a n d
Food P ro d u c ts C o rp o ra tio n of t e r r y wii <h a r e said to lie th e
Miss L a R u t C o rric k m o to re d to
o u t t h a t a lm o st a s m an y to u r is ts
If lh e re a re c h ild re n aio n g c an s
M r a n d M rs. O tto H e ck e l w e re v is­
M o n terey , C al., rn .a .
Bandon F rid a y .
finest tun.i c a u g h t. T h e e x h ib it basis, w ith c o m p le te re c ip e s fo r all
a
s usual a re lea v in g o u r short's.
of apple b u tte r n r ap p lesau ce a n d
th e d ish e s liste d In th e m
Rex I n g r a m o f M a rsh fie ld , w as a ito rs in M a rsh fie ld W e d n e sd a y
Many Styles and Sizes
" i . l a o pr<d a; y include v a rio u s
B ut som e people w ho fo rm e rly som e tin s of fine c ris p c r a c k e r s
W h ile th e m e n u s
and
re c ip e s
B ud B e m e n t of D e n m a rk w a s a
business v is ito r h e re W ed n e sd a y .
The e x h ib it w ill he p a rtia lly in k in d « of s i l t a n d pickled Hsh.
w en t first c la ss a re now tra v e lin g sh o u ld he Included. Be su re , also,
w e re p re p a re d p r im a r ily fo r u se of
R ay D e an , o f th e S ta n d a r d Oil On. v is ito r in to w n S u n d ay .
ii th e sa m e booth
m u se u m sty le g lass j a r s so th a t sho'A ti in gla,-
t o u r is t t h ir d w h e re th e food Is to p u t in som e of th e new c a n n e d
re lie f c o m m itte e s
th r o u g h o u t th e
M rs. G. W N e e d h a m w a s in B a n ­
at B andon, w a s in to w n T h u rsd a y .
th e fish can I ■ sh o w n in th e ir
T h n s v ia to r s to the E xposition, s ta te , th e y w ere g a th e r e d in to b u l­
ham , to n g u e ,
v e ry good b u t n o t so v a rie d as sa n d w ic h sp re a d s
Lyle S tr o n g o f B a n d o n , w as a don T u e sd a y .
n a tu r a l form ‘n a so ’u t ’on th a t w
h open-, on J u n e first of th is letin fo rm In th e b e lie f t h a t m a n y
th a t to w h ich th e y w e re acrus- liv e r a n d m ixed m e a ts a n d c a n s
L e s te r W h ite o f C oquille w a s a
visitor h e re S u n d a y .
w ill , r-'S' rv e th em for th e d u r a ­ y e a r, w ill he fu rn ish e d an un-
tonied on p re v io u s trip s . So th is of a n ch o v y p a ste, deviled ham and
s e lf-s u s ta in in g fa m ilie s fa ce d w ith
Mr. a n d M rs. H o m e r S to k e s and v is ito r in to w n M onday
tio n of th e F a l-
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Is th e y e a r of a ll o th e rs to su p p le ­ p o tte d m e a ts A nd a few cans of
children o f N o r th B end, s p e n t t h e 1 Mr. a n d M rs. M elvin B a k e r a n d
a lso l e show n p u r t 's l ly onen so Hsh look in th e i r raw s ta te a s well th e n e c e ssity o f d r a s tic a lly c u r ta il­
m en t th e i r m en u s w ith a c a re fu lly to m a to ju ic e w h ic h r e ta in s all Its
in g e x p e n d itu re s, w ill find th e m
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