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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1961)
•♦—T h ursday, D ecem ber 21, 1961 PO R T ORFORD NEWS 2640 R. R. S and-G rave 1 18 38 12 44 P. O. Ply No. 2 High Team 3 Gam es 2871 Wood B utchers High re am Game 1028 Wood B utchers High Individual Series 594 J o h n B rallier High Individual G am e 234 W alt Noriin 200 and over—W alt Norlii 234 W allace G lenn Jackson 233. W ade 227, G lenn Miller 211 -204 Jo h n B rallier 203-201. Mike B rallier 200, Joe Zook 203-200 E lton Miller 202 S ta n M organ 200. — Bowl — 920 3 MAN SCRATCH BOWLING BATTLE ROCKETS SCENES SOUNDS OF YOUR OLD HOME TOWN w ith Ix>raine Haines A t w hat one likes to consider th e happiest season of the year, th is pre-C h ristm as week finds our little band of citizens waging a real battle with influenza which has climbed to epidemic heights. I t is solacing beyond words to have a doctor here and Dr. Boots, w ith Mrs. Boots assisting him, is working full days and far into th e night. • • • • • Les King was adm itted to »he C urry County Genera! hospital last Monday verv ill with a virus, nearing th e pneum onia »tage. Joe Zook Is ill the Southern Coos hospital w ith a b»ck ailm ent and is being kept in traction. • • • • • Mrs. R u th H and w ent to P o rtlan d again th is week to see the specialist who has been trea tin g her ear, a n d i t ’s nice to rep o rt th a t she is better. • • • • • Roy Taylor, operato r of th e lock shop here, is now out of the V eterans' hospital and is spending the holidays w ith his sister in th e P o rtlan d area, and will be back a t h is shop a lte r th e first of th e year. • • • • • All of R enal Rose’s frien d s will be glad to know th a t h e will be hom e for C h ristm as w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rose. R onal has been in th e m arine corps for some tim e now and i t is reported th a t he has added an inch a n d a h a lf In height and lost Won Team 43 Oceanview Poultry 39 'i G riffey-L aird 37 B a rtle tt’'» 36 P. O R eJall 34 A ldropps 33'i M cKay's 32 Coos-Currv Electric 27 I’. O Plywood 19 Sixes Store 19 P O. Texaco High Team Series B artlett's H igh Team Game B artlett's High Individual Series Bev McKenzie liigli Individual Game Bev McKenzie — Bowl — TW IN CITY LEAGUE Won Team O rford's Wood B utchers Oceanview Poultry G riffey-L aird M organ M eats Erl’s G arage Pickett Bros. N iem ann's Insurance P. O. Ply No. 1 Je a n ie ’s Drive in 39 38 34 33 31 29 29 28 27 18 Lost 21 24'- 27 28 30 3O’a 32 37 45 45 FA M ILIES LEAVE FOR OKLAHOMA VISIT Mr. a n d Mrs. Ja c k Rice and c hildren a n d Mr. and Mrs. Evert M ills a n d children left S aturday for a visit to relatives in O klaho Lost m a over th e holidays. Won 498 Team 38 Rogue Lanes 183 No T aps 28 26‘/i C onradi’s 19 Rassel Fratzers 18 Lost Wood B utchers 14 No Names 17 High Team 3 Gam es 18 No Taps 22 High Team 1 Game 23 No Taps 25 27 ■ ..... 27 28 HOWTO 29 38 PLAY SANTA ^jjiche* in the other direction, Recorder's Court PIC T U R E S ARRIVED Colored Individual pictures of P o rt O rford grade a n d B attle Only one case appeared before Rock school stu d e n ts have a r rived, Alfred G. Johnson, prin ci City Judge Loraine Haines in pal, has announced. T h e office in the P o rt O rford grade school will be open be tw een 10 and 11 o'clock Friday m orning (tom orrow ) so th a t p a r en ts who wish to receive their child's pictures before th e holi days m ay do so, Johnson said. See you next week, with m any happy events to report, we hope! Please g et In touch w ith th is correspondent and rem em ber if YOU. who m ake the news, do not re p o rt it, no one will be able to read it W ant to g i f t :COI¿DS M yrtle Alice Allen of Gold B each was fined $10 December 18 for violation of th e basic rule. M ay »he light of Chriitma», tha 10 BE AN “AT-HOME” BUYER 19!4 2114 High Individual 3 Games 29 Jo h n B ra iller 597 30 H igh Individual Game 34 Jo h n B rail 1er 244 light »hat fin» »horte nearly twe thou sand years ago, fill your heart with joy I , , . and may Peace and Happiness 1602 be yours during this joyful season and ever 594 after. WITHOUT TEARS ! Lou E llen C rum rlne has received w ord th a t h e r husband, E n .l, W illiam Crum rlne, h a s reached th e L oran S tation, w here he has been assigned isolated duty. T h e base is know n as Baton, n e ar Fom osa In th e Philippine Isla n d proup. He left th e states Novem ber 15, Mrs. C rum rlne and h e r sm all son a re happily settled in th e home next door to h e r parents, th e Odell Flakes, on Coast G uard hill and th e hole in th e hedge between th e tw o houses is being well worn, • • • • • T he R otary club entertain ed th e ir wives a t a m erry C hristm as p a rty last Tuesday evening a t th e C edar Room. T h e seating a r rangem ent was cleverly planned w ith each lady wearing a "h a lf nam e" w ith her d in n er p a rtn e r draw ing th e o ther half. Mrs. “M is- le” was found by Mr. "Toe”—Sleigh and Bell w ere partners, etc. G ifts were distributed by num bers on each name, then a hilarious game of bingo ensued as each w inner traded gifts w ith someone else. O ne coveted g ift h a d six tem porary clalmers. Invited guests were Dr. and Mrs. Boots, but Mrs. Boots was unable to a tte n d due to illness. • • • • • Mrs. R uth M oyer left T uesday to spend the holidays w ith her d a u g h te r P a t and family, th e Bob A lspaughs of Roseburg. • • • • • Mr. and Mrs. H enry Adolphsen plan to spend C hristm as w ith Mrs Adolphsen's eldest d a u g h te r and family, th e Ben Monsons of H auser. T h e e n tire fam ily h a d planned a reunion a t th is tim e, but d u e to so m uch illness, the Idea was abandoned fo r th is year. • • • • • A very happy and Joyful C hristm as to you all. • • • . • recorder's court during th e p ast week. Mewuj ômtnuu m ake dream s come true? B ut Villa Motel short of w h a t it The Perfect Gift fo r young and old takes In th e way ☆ of m oney? T hen • see Choice Selections of us P erso n al for a C andy canes say “Merry Loan! C hristm as” and so do we, LP and Stereo Albums I Children's 45 r.p.m. Records and Music Appreciation Records P hone ED 2-3161 JENSEN MUSIC CO. m ost heartily. T hanks Merry Christmas fo r everything! ONLY 3 SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ☆ A t on that Silent, CRATER FINANCE 360-E B et-G ar Bldg. ICH 7-2811 GOLD BEACH I .................- ------------I ,V .X KEELER'S McCulloch Saw Shop Holy Night of long ago, may the light o f the Christmas Star thine brightly in your heart, now and always. Bridge Bouts • DUPLICATE BRIDGE Mrs. Ir a Tucker was nam ed 1961 cham pion of the Ould B each-P ort Orforil duplicate bridge club last S aturday eve n ing a t O phir school. Mrs. T ucker won seven and o ne-half m a s te r points during the past year to e arn her title. Bridge play S aturday evening resulted In a three-w ay tie for first place: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley, Mr. and Mrs. H. W allen a n d Mr. and Mrs. V ein Kolen. N6xt high score was m ade by Mr. and Mrs. Fred S tarkw eather fo r fourth place. Due to illness in th e area and th e conflicts of th e holiday se a son, next play will be a t O phir g ra d e school S atu rd ay night, Ja n u a ry 6 a t 8 p.m. MERRY CHRISTMAS W hen shepherds w atched th e ir flocks by n ight, a Child was born • Coos-Curry Electric Co-op, Inc. THURSDAY BRIDGE A t C hristm as, let us reaffirm our fa ith , renew o u r hopes and prayers for ‘’Peace on E arth, Good Will tow ard Men.” T h e T h u r d a y Bridge club m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. Adolph W indm alser last week. T h e C hristm as them e was carried out w ith each player receiving a gift. A birthday cake in honor of Mrs. Nick M arsh was served. Mrs. Bea Z um w alt had high «core and Mrs. M arsh second. Due to th e busy holiday season, play will not resum e until after th e first of the year. Ruth and Watts Thacker The Galley Cafe Mayea's 76 Union L Say you saw It In T he News. • ■ ^ • ■ X « ' X ‘ ^ « ’X - ' X . ’X . ’X * ’X . ' X - ’X « X . ' X - ! the m e rrim e n t of C hristm as m ay be yours, is our Yukivkfy ☆ sincere wish At this Joyous season, we wish the best of May th e happiness of the llnlhlav be truly yours, both now and in tim e to fo u r. ☆ A Christmas Wisk No matter how often It’s said. It always has a wonderful meaning — “A Merry, Merry Chrtst- maa." This we w ish for you. with all good things the season holds. everything for each and every one of you. Thank you all for the privilege of serving you during the year now ending. Ruth — Juanita — Dorothy — Adella — Dale Neptune Motel •■X- X-’X’-X’X« •■X- X- x - x Bartlett's Cafe at holiday time. Monty's Chevron Service John and Billie Campbell Western Àuto Associate Store
