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PORT OR: 3—Thursday, JuJy 6. 1961 M X 5 < 1 1 (1 1 S2EM S Second cla--s mail privileges authorized at Port Orfo:d. Ore M w Springs By Audrey Gehauer ■ Paul L. Peterson, Publisher Published Every Thursday P. O. Box 5 Port Orford, Oregon Subscription per year in Curry County (in advance >3.00 Outside Curry County ........................ >350 Single Copy 16 Cents A nnouncem ents, Notices, News and A dvertising Must B»* Miss Marilynn Miller, daugh ter of the Jim Millers, who is employed in the Salem area, pent the 4th of July holidays here with her parents. Mrs. Verdo Harris, who is at tending college at the U. of O.. spent from Thursday through the 4th at home with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byrnes spent an exciting two weeks va cation seeing the sites on a trip to Colorado Springs to visit their new granddaughter Cindy, and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack and reported as coming along nicely. • • • • • Carlos White was also stricken last week with a sudden illness and was rushed to the Gold Beach hospital. He is now home and presumably well recoverd. • • • • • Art Fisk was stricken with what was described as a heart at tack on July 4th; he is now in the Coos Bay hospital, with no fur ther details available. • . . . . Ervin and Georgia Severns entertained his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wooden and son Larry of Willamina last ÒF YOUR OLD' HObiS TOWN weekend. Another sister, Linda Molenaar of Amity was also a guest The Severns and Woodens exchanged children for a vacation per-, iod; Larry stayed here and Chery l went home with the Woodens. w ith Ixjraine H aines • • • • • Thought for thinking: Conceit is an odd disease; It makes everybody sick but the one who has it! • • • • • The old home town was really teemin’ with excitement and See you next week. celebration as the third annual July 4th festivities took place. With a minimum of casualties, and maximum crowd, comparable It is believed to the Centennial observance of two years ago, it was a huge success. Plaudits go to the many, many members of the community who worked hard and long to again make the past weekend another memorable occasion. It wold be impossible to mention all the individuals and sponsoring organizations who worked together in their respective divisions of the event, but to them ALL go figurative orchids of appreciation from this column and the local society it represents. • • • • • We were unable to contact enough townspepole to gather but a small portion of the visitors who were here over tie weekend, but it seemed as though about half of the popúlale had out-of-town guests. On short time, this we gleaned: Mr. and Mis. Elmer Rob ison entertained Elmer s brother and family, Mr and Mrs. George Robison and four children of Oakridge. • • • • • Naomi and Norm Baker entertained friends at an Independence I Day afternoon picnic. Guests were Mr and Mrs, Ernie Wilson and! daughters Beverly and Carolyn of Gold Beach and Mr. and Mrs. I Bert Muriden. SCENES SÖWDS Roseburg, August 24 thru 27, it was announced today by fair manager Dick Turley. Representatives of various Douglas county horsemen's groups met recently at the fair grounds to make plans for the racing. C. A. Tollefson, fair board member, was named chair man of the committee on a r rangements and promotion. They will take place Saturday and Sunday afternoons, August 26 and 27, with about two and one- ) half hours of events scheduled each day. other coniferous species which was appraised at >34.95 per M board feet and sold at >40.05 per M Total appraised value >160,- 77000; total bid value >184,23', The purchasers will reconstruct approximately 6 miles of truck road and construct approximate ly 2.5 miles of temporary spur road in order to operate this sale. Bounds. They enjoyed scenic Nine Loans Made By trips through t h e Colorado mountains. Salt Lake City, Reno. Smail Business Admin. Virginia City, and old mining and frontier towns of the oid Senator Morse said thal the small business administration west. has advised him of nine loans Congratulations to Mr. and made small business enterprises Mrs. Everett Colson A new in Oregon during the month of baby daughter joined their fam May. They were made to firms ily circle July 1st. in Forest Grove. Hood River. Mill City, Molalla. Portland and Haney Young spent the 4th two each In Medford and Port holidays visiting with Miss Lee Orford. Teske and her family in Apple- The size of the establishments gate. were from a self-owned and op erated business to one with 230 Most of our neighborhood en employees. The Oregon loans joyed picnics and outtimrs dur were among 511 made through ing the holidays, besides taking out the country last month, in our own celebration. What Morse said. a grand crowd we had—and what fun! Horse Races Slated At Douglas County Fair Horse racing will return as feature event at the Dougla county fair and exposition i Say you saw it In The News. TWO WAYS Brcckings Firm Buys Chetco Timber Supervisor J. R. Philbrick of the Siskiyou National Forest an- i pounced today the sale of 4,- ! 600.000 board feet of timber on the Redwood No. 3 sale area.; High bidder in the oral auction held at Brookings on June 27 was South Coast Lumber Co. Oreg. Ltd. of Brookings. Med ford Veneer and Plywood Corp, of Crescent City, was the only other bidder. The sale area is located on the Chetco ranger district. It contains an estimated 4,600 M board feet of Douglas fir and TO SAVI! OUR LOW, LOW PRICES AND PORT ORFORD DRUG Catherine and Nick Mar. h were weekend guests of Mr and , Mrs. George Sutton who entertained over the holliday at their I !togu<* River lodge. • • • • • A weekend ago. Margaret and Ciar nee Hines entertained their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Jof Seal and t 'c :r* granddaughter of Downey. Calif After three days here, the Seals traveled on to The Dalles! for more family visiting before returning to their home. • • • • • Mr. and Mrs. A.lgot Nelson just got home from a pieasant visit at Enumclaw, near Seattle, where they were guests of Ro e’s son and family, the C. J. Dugens. The Nelsons were away ten days. • • • * • Ruth and Bill Hand hosted a “parade party” inviting friends to view the parade from their upstairs store windows. La*er the group enjoyed a delightful ’..uffet luncheon at the 1 omc of Maurean and Don Dewey. • • • • • Winifred and E !ph Howard, s >n Paul and daughter Jan, ar rived in Port O.fe I Saturday evening for a five day vacation with her mother. Mrs. Grace Babel, and sister's family, the Red l£c- Williama. The Howards now reside in Orangevale, Calif, near Sacramento. « • • • • Mrs. Ada McIntire recently entertained heT daughter and fam ily, th ” R L Toomey«; of Burbank. Calif. 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