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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1961)
LAWRENCE MILLER | about having an Easter party. We voted to have our next m eet ing the 29th instead ol the 22nd so th at it would be closer to Ras SUPER SEWERS MEET ter for our party. The meeting (By Marilyn Houglum) was adjourned since there wasn t The Wednesday, M arch 8th any more business. Three of the members were meeting was called to order by absent. We had one visitor, l e vice president, Cathy Smith. Mrs. Eva Johnson. Sheryl Me- Linda Lester led the 4-H pledge chals and Linda Lester brought refreshments. and the flag salute. There was -— --------------- _------------- no old business. shop < i v " H For new business, we discussed 4__ Thursday, March 30, 196! PORT ORFORD NEWS ORDINANCE NO. 126 BAIL FORFEITED IN HOSPITAL Olenn D. Rector, at rested Sun-1 AN ORDINANCE TO COMPEL day for no operator’s license, OWNERS OF PROPERTY LN Lawrence Miller was taken to ' Curry General hospital last forfeited $5 bail by not appear PORT ORFORD TO KEEP ! Wednesday for treatm ent and ing in recorder’s court Monday. DOWN THE GROWTH OF observation for a stomach ail GORSE THEREON; FIXING A ment. His condition, following UNION STATION PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS blood transfusion, is reported CLOSED SUNDAY AND declaring ' AN emer | improving and his release is ex Johnny Mayea said today th at gency pected this weekend. he will close Mayea’s 76 Union service station to observe the WHEREAS, if gorse were al- Easter holiday -------- Sunday. tasue» - lowed to get started on the City; ----------- - ft bridge bouts ★ , ; p(.rf O r fo r d it e o u ld b e c o n .c * 24 16 JAY-C-ETTES DATE Aldropp's Garage 22 18 I FOOD, HUMMAGE SALE P. O. Texaco 22 18 Casey's Appliance Port Orford Jay-C-Ettes will 20 20 p. O. Rexall hold a combination food and 21 19 Coos-Curry Electric i-ummage sale on Ap. .1 6 and 7 17 23 Griffey-Laird at the Coos-Cuny co-op build 1644 2344 p. O. Richfield ing. Hours are 9 a ® to 4 3’' 15 25 Sixes Store I p m . both days. Free coffee wall High Individual Series be served. Myrel Carr 511 High Individual Game Myrel C arr 182 Games 175 or over — Lou Griffey, Barbara Munson and Myrel Carr. — Bowl — COLONIAL ■i nr, ai bi bi m ® in 1 FOR YOUR EASTER g . eat fire hazard and might re- I suit in the destruction of our twin city league ENJOYMENT! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starkwea city. Won Lost . ! Team th er took top honors last Friday ! NOW, THEREFORE, it is the 32 16 Sunday and Monday Jerry’s Garage night at the local grade school, I opinion of the Common Council 30‘-2 17’-- Allman's Texaco in bridge. Four and a half ta of the City of Port Orford that 28 20 April 2 and 3 Griffey-Laird bles were played. ’ this pest could be kept down if 2644 21 ' Pickett Bros. Nadine Kalina and Grace Mc the property owners would coop- ’ T h e T o w e rin g D r a m * Ocean View Poultry 24 24 Kenzie were second; Gladys erate with the city in preventing ( o f B ib lic a l T im e * 23 25 | Wod Butchers Caughell and Thelma Wallace it from getting started on their , LEAGUE STANDINGS 22 26 Esker’s Garage were third, and Mr. and Mrs. properties. 22 26 p O. Flying A TRI CITY Ed Conley, fourth. THEREFORE, BE IT RE- 27 21 Appliance Center Won Lost The next play will be S atu r ! SOLVED, by the Common Coun- Team 21 27 40 8 Olsen Motors day. April 1 <no fooling) at i cil of the City of Fort Orford 1 Drive In Market 21 27 Ophir. All bridge players are | th a t every means be employed to Rod N Reel 4o 8 Niemann’s Insurance Port Orford Plumbing 17 31 challenged to attend. keep down gorse and not allow ! H unters Creek Tavern 34 14 High Team 3 Games 30 18 ing it to get started in the City ’ Eagles 2794 Port Orford Flying A THURSDAY BRIDGE 27 21 ! of Port Orford and to this end ! Jerry ’s Garage High Team Game 24 ' Rogue River Park 24 964 I Mrs. Ira Tucker was hostess the support of every property Jerry ’s Garage ; Ed’s Garage 23 25 1 for the Thursday Bridge club owner is hereby solicited. High Individual 3 Games : 26'. Jeanne's Drive Inn 21 4 An emergency is hereby de- last week. R uth Moyer and Francis Clement 583 Grace Babel, respectively, took clased to exist and this ordinance P. O.-Langlois QB Club 14’4 3344 High Individual Game 35 13 Port Orford Plywood shall be in full force and effect 221 the top two honors. 12 36 Francis Clement The next play will be at the 'fro m and after the date of its ¡Chinook Bowl — Bowl — 39 9 One Complete showing each home of Grace Wagner on April passage and approval by the Bales Construction MEN’S MAJOR LEAGUE High Team Series Mayor. W ithin 30 days after Won Lost 6. Team 2911 Night Starting at 7:31» p.m. I written notice th a t any gorse Drive In Market 34 10 Rogue Shoe Repair High Team 1 Game ¡exists on their property they VISIT FATHER 31 13 Matinee Sunday Family Shoes 1006 Drive In Market shall remove the same. Port Orford Plywood 28 16 Bob and Carole Douglas made High Individual Series Any violations of this require- 25 19 a trip to Portland Saturday. i m ent upon the part of the pro ; Clarence Hook 596 Rod N Reel 24 20 Coos-Curry Electric They visited Bob’s father, Don perty owner or owners shall be High Individual Game 23 21 Douglas in Tigard, enroute. 247 W halen’s I deemed a misdemeanor and Bud Pardee Be Covered the 22 22 upon conviction in the recorder s Games 200 and over — Bud R. R. Sand-Gravel 26 18 SAFE WAY HEAT PUMPS TO | court a fine of not less than Pardee 247; John Yoemans 225; Rogue Hills 18 26 BE DISCUSSED $10-00 nor more than $50.00, In P. R. Mitchell 220; John Bral- -vilson’s Distributors 15 29 Cape Blanco Studs The advantages of heat pumps addition to the cost of removing lier 214; George Gann 214- Corbin Construction 13 31 such gorse shall be imposed, and R alph Allen 212; Abe Hanks J in public buildings will be the 13 31 Sunset Service theme of an open meeting Wed- the same shall be collected by 212; Clarence Hook 212 and High Team Series levy upon the property on which 204; Toby Wallace 211 and 201; 2858 Í nesday. April 5th in the confer- Whalen’s ! enee room of the Coos-Curry El- the gorse has been removed, H E arl LaBrauch 2^9; Dan Mooie High Team 1 Game ¡209; Fay Stump 207; Bud Mc- ivtiic Co. building in Gold not otherwise paid. 1009 Passed by the Common Council | Court 2f)6; Percy Briggs 203; Whalen's Beach. The meeting scheduled High Individual 3 Games Jim Beebe 201 and Bob Jolma for 8:00 p m. will feature a pre this lo th day of July, 1945. Chet Johnson 877 Approved by the Mayor this 200. sentation by Ken Beatty of G en High Individual Game lo th day of July, 1945. John Yoemans’ 225 game and eral Electric. Chet Johnson 223 508 series were the high scores All persons inteiested in heat Attest: AUTO INSURANCE — Bowl — (s) R. L. DOWDELL | among the teams of local bowlers. numps are tir ed to attend — BATTLE ROCKETS — Bowl — FIRE INSURANCE Won Lost Team 3 MAN SCRATCH 27*4 16*4 Won Lost P. O. Plywood Team 27 17 Aldropp Garage 72 28 No Taps 25 19 p. O. Texaco 30 70 Rogue Lanes 23 21 Casey’s Appliance 30 70 Sliver Pickers 22 22 Coos-Curry Electric 38 62 Conradi's 21 23 p. O. Rexall 61 39 No Names 21 23 35*4 64'i Hahn Hardware Curry Co. Reporter 1944 24*4 p. O. Richfield 34 66 Minute Men 18 26 Griffey-Laird 1714 82'i Miss Fits 16 28 •Sir) Sixes Store High Team Series Games High Team 1591 SRver Pickers 2775 Hahn Hardware Red McWilliams—ED 2-2907 High Team Game High Team 1 Game Ko Taps 556 952 Representing Hahn Hardware t ’igh Individual 3 Games High Individual Series BralUer 557 Roberta Davenport 493 H Irh Individual Game High Individual Game I »Branch 204 Im a S trah an 180 — Bowl — 205 W. 6th St. 175 or over—M argurite Wilson. battle rockets Port Orford. Oregon Roberta Davenport and Ima Team Won ___ P. O. Plywood 2614 13*4 Strahan. _ THI BIG ft BASKETS ft CHOCOLATES ft CANDY EGGS £AST£R TOYS A complete line of Easter Items for every member of the family at your Rexall Drug Store PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS PORT ORFORD DRUG Kolen-Kugghis Ins. BOYS ... GIRLS 1 EARN DAILY INTEREST On Your Savings at Your Nearby First National Branch! Starting April first, every dollar deposited in your savings account a t First National Bank of Oregon-and every dollar you have in savings now—will earn interest daily. Your savings will cam n ore, because they lx*gin earning for you the same day they arrive at the Bank, and interest is credited and compounded four times a year. Important too is the fact that you Colored Chicks WAITING FOR YOU AT Port Orford Richfield Service do not lose interest earned when you need to withdraw part of your savings between interest periods. Deposit often to your First National Bank of Oregon savings account You get the best in proved bank safety, quick, con venient service, and interest on every dol lar—beginning the same day you make your deposit! •Aly ta n k " to r Moro Than 600,000 OrofOtl L 200 i? ;< i SATURDAY and EASTER SUNDAY April 1, 2 LIVE COIT)RS TO PICK FROM ★ ft ★ ft ft RED GREEN BLUE ORANGE VIOLET Bring the kids . . . make any purchase of gas, oil. lube, wheel pack, tires, batteries, wheel balance . . . get a FREE C H IC K Limited to children In grades 1 through 6, accompanied by parents. a n a l B a n k ore ^A atalN »••••*< •«»olir•NitftA’tt« W IM IflW TH? fUST NATIONAL SANK OF OREGON. PORTLAND Also Free ! Bunny Rabbits Onnn Only an tastar Sunday COME ON BY AND HAVE A LOOK ! ’.
