-Thursday, December 7. 1961
□KT ORFORD NEWS
swift 20-12 lead in the first quar
ter and managed to maintain It j
throughout the game.
Although Powers trailed Pacif- .
ir in shooting percentages with
the Cruisers hitting at a .300 Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Walstromi
ciip to .350 for Pacific, superior from the lower Coquille river val-'
OF YOUR OLD HOME T 07/H i.'boun ing by the Cruisers made ley will tell incidents of early,
the difference.
history at the meeting of the,
i Daryl Robson lei the Pacific Coos-Curry Pioneer and Histor-
w it h I . o r n in e lia in .-s
siorers with 15 points, most of ¡cal association Saturday, D r-j
them on driving lay-ins. Three ctmber 9 at 1 p.m. in the Coos-.
Powers players hit the double Curry museum in Simpson Park I Editor's Note—This article is
presented as a public service by
ficures. Shorty Lawson with 17 in North Bend.
Many residents turned out for the concert Sunday and enjoyed points.
the Oregon Veterinary Medical
Dennis
Getchell
with
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Mrs.
Waistrom,
the
former
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selections performed by the Lewis and Clark department of music.
Lena Langlois, is the daughter Ass’n. Questions from readers
Kach instrumentalist seemed a master in his own right and their and Dan Taylor 10.
of Mr. and Mrs John Langlois. I relating to animal health will be
own apparent enjoyment and entliusia in m presenting the fifteen Scoring summary:
12 13 9 12—46 She was born on Langlois Hill in answered by the association.
numbers was reflected by the audience. A more attentive group Pacific
20 10 11 12—53 1893. When she was four years Address letters to Oregon Veter
of listeners, right down to the youngest child in the I eachers at Powers
Pacific high, artists could not ask for Directc- D- John Rich Pacific—Bowman 8. Robison old the family moved to Bandon. inary Medical Ass'n., 1500 S.W.
ard., evidenced his musical g'.iius not only by his lea eishlp but 15, Dunn 8, Bartlett 7. Hill 8. Waistrom was born at Parkers- Taylor St., Portland. Oregon.)
by the choice and variety in the numbers offered. It s to b? hoped Luethe. Wright.
berg in 1887. When he was a few Control of parasites—particu
that the PTA support was sufficient so that we may all look for
Powe
rs—Lawson
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Lambert
months
old. his family moved to larly worms and especially worms
ward to a return engagement of this group in the not-too-distant
the
home
in the lower Coquille in ruminants—presents a contin
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Russell
7.
Taylor
10.
Getchell
future.
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'3. Sewell, Pinson.
valley where Waistrom and his uing and serious problem to herd
wife still live. The Walstroms managers.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Beck are visiting Mrs. Moss Averill this
were married in 1917 and still The present accepted methods
week The visit is timely and their presence will surely soothe Mrs
of controlling worms is to stock
operate the family dairy farm.
Averill's bereavement over the recent loss of her late husband. The
Becks formerly were resident caretakers at Battle Mountain and
All interested persons are In pastures rather sparsely, rotat
ing pastures at 30-day intervals
Humbug state parks, but now reside at Ukiah. Calif.
vited to attend.
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MEN'S MAJOR
During October, 781 visitors and periodic routine worming.
Mrs. Dolores Montgomery, whose husband Monty, operates the
tegistered at the museum. They However, some recent research
Won 1
Chevron station here, suffered a slight stroke a week ago She is Team
represented 27 states, two Cana work in England, backed up by
Allman's
Texaco
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reported as recovering satisfactorily at home but will soon be ad
dian provinces, and four foreign further study in Australia, seems
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mitted into a Portland clinic where specialists will further exam Family Shoes
countries. Total attendance for to indicate that, occasionally,
Allison's
Culls
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the year is 11.753. Since Janu some self-immunity to worm in
Rogue Hills
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ary
1, 1958. when the museum festation must be produced. If
P.
O.
Rexall
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The many friends and patrons of the K-Lynn Fashion Shop
first opened. 57.342 persons have this were not so. all animals
are grieved to know the store is closing. Eleanor and Art Fisk, who Rod and Reel
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made visits to the museum.
I grazing on heavily infested pas
«lave owned and operated this establishment for five years, will be Sportsman's Cannery 22 I
tures would soon be so loaded
missed, but with them go best wishes from all whose slogan here Appliance Center
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with worms that they would all
has been "Shop At Home".
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The question arises on how of
Mrs. Les King (Donna) was admitted to Keizer hospital last
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ten animals should be dosed. The
"Wednesday for emergency gland surgery.
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Mrs. S. W. C. Hand (Ruth) was in Portland Tuesday of this
need it.”
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week where she went to a specialist for an ear ailment which had Rod and Reel
Fecal samples should be taken
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"been bothering her for several weeks She was able to return home
periodically and an egg count
the next day.
Bob McKenzie
569 for the Thursday Bridge olub made as to type and numbers
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High Individual Game
last week. Mrs. Adolph Wind- present. This would allow the
Cindy Ann Douglas is a new m mber of our community. Born Ed Samuels
229 maiser had high score, with Mrs. proper medicine to be adminis
November 22 she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Douglas
— Bowl —
Vernice Masterson second.
tered.
and was welcomed home by a brother, Rickey and sister, Debbie.
TWIN CITY
Next play will be at the home
Animals that are kept reason
The new grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bartlett and Mrs. Team
Won
Lost
of Mrs. Windmaiser.
ably free from worms gain
T>ucile Douglas; great grandmother, Mrs. Syneva Lindberg
Ocean
View
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Concludes There's no better exercise for strengthening the P. O. Rexall
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heart than reaching down and lifting people up
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Early History to Be Recounted
At Pioneer Association Meeting
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weight more quickly and main river, Robert N Thompson, pro
tain their weight easier with less ject ..-ader CRI, reported today
feed than heavily infested ani
mals. So. the proper control of
worms very definitely has an ec
onomic value to the herd owner.
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Parasite Control Has
Tagged Fish
Economic Value
Recovered
BOWLING
A fish-tag return of unusual
interest was reported this week
when Robert J. Ayers, project
leader of the Oregon Fish Com
mission's ulbacore tuna invest-
gations, received word that an al-
bacore tagged at sea 60 miles
northwest of the Columbia riv
er's mouth ou September 11,
I960 was recovered in California
H.itirs ou July 25. 1961. The
fish measured 25*- inches and
weighed 12*4 pounds when tag
ged. Upon recovery 10*4 months
later, it measured 31 inches and
weighed 22 pounds.
A white sturgeon, tagged and
released by the commission bi
ologists in the Columbia river
near the mouth of the Sandy on
November 10, 1949, was landed
by a sport fisherman almost 12
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Pirates Smother Taft Quintet
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Bridge Bouts
Pacific Pirates launched their
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hoop season off to a winning
In Friday night’s game with • DUPLICATE BRIDGE
start Friday night when they
downed the Taft Tigers 61-48, in Taft on the home floor, the JVs Seven and a half tables of du
a non-league game on the Pacif chalked up a 56 to 39 win. They plicate bridge players competed
also won their game Saturday at Ophir school last Saturday
ic floor.
Leading by a slim margin of night against the Powers JVs, evening.
WITH AN OVER-FLOWING BAG OF PLEASING GIFT
North and south winners were
three points at the end of the 50-34.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starkweather, SELECTIONS — DESIGNED FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY,
Jirst quarter, Pacific had streng FROSH LOSE
The Pacific freshmen basket-! first; Mr and Mrs. V. Kolen, sec
thened the lead to 24-14 by the
end of the half, and by the end ball team lost to North Bend 54- ond; and Mr and Mrs. Ed Con AND TO FIT ANY BUDGET . . .
of the third quarter had out 22 Saturday afternoon at North ley, third.
East and west winners were
distanced the Tigers to the tune Bend.
Mrs. Vernice Masterson and Ad
o f 21 points.
olph Wlndmaiser, first; Mrs. L.
In the fourth quarter the T i
Goble and Bea Swenson, second;
gers came tearing back to pile j
and Mrs. Gertrude Woodward
up 24 points, as much as their |
and Mrs. Bess Brunner, third.
Total score In the previous three
Full 13" long, with blade.
Next play will be at Port Or Rooted Hair
quarters. However, that effort
Battery operated
■wasn't enough, for the Pirates In their second game of the ford grade school Friday evening Nylon Dress
added another 16 points them season Saturday night at Pow (tomorrow) at 8 p.m.
selves.
ers the Pacific Pirates went
Rodney Dunn was high point down to defeat before the Cruis • THURSDAY BRIDGE
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And A Host Of
•nan for the winners with 19 ers. 53-46. Powers jumped to a Mrs. Ira Tucker was hostess
points. Leading Taft was Lynn
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TINKER TOYS
Taft
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Pacific
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MODELS
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TRUCKS
8 Hill 6. Waldie 2.
Taft.—Williams 13. Mountain
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