P o r t O r f o r d News, May 1 0 , 19c.
S IX S S -IL K TO M B IT
Sixes-Elk Garden Club will
hold their monthly meeting F ri­
day May 11. at the home of Mrs
Edna Zumwalt
Centerpieces for banquets will
be the subject for discussion and
everyone will bring flowers and
share ideas.
The meeting will begin with
luncheon at 1 p m. Erm a Wag­
ner will be eo-hostess
E S.A. BANQUET
The Cedar Room at the Or­
ford's was the location of the
ES A sorority's annual Moth­
ers’ and Founders Day Banquet.
There were over forty women
present to admire the decora­
tions consisting of hoquets ot
rhododendron and wild iris in
old fashioned vase
Miniature
fans and noegays on white place
cards were alternated at each
place setting.
Guest entertainers for the eve­
ning were a local trio. The Top
Notes, who are Ruby Hatm aker,
Billie Kolibaba and Laurel Sted-
dom
They sang three selec­
tions Mrs Mattie Allen gave a
delightful reading. Our third
guest. Viola Blessing, gave a
talk on antiques and passed
around several of her prise pos­
sessions
Installation of new officers
took place in the middle of the
evening and they are President.
Mrs Dick Farther: first vice-
president. Mrs Norm Valet;
second vice president. Mrs El­
mer Bens: corresponding secre­
tary. Mrs Bob McKenzie; re-
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Ways To
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OUR LOW PRICES
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GREEN STAMPS
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Pori Orford
DRUGS
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ROGUE LANES:
On Wednesday $-1-42
After league some of the boys
were bowling a few extra games,
that is except one surely wasn't
* Elton Miller of Port Orford
rolled three huge games. 243.
227.
223. for a series of 692
This is one of the beet series
bowled in this area. Nice shoot­
ing Elton
On Sunday $-4-4J
This was match game day.
with Port Orford Plywood wo­
men vs Port Orford Plywood
men. Ocean View Poultry wo­
men vs Ocean View Poultry
men. and Griffey Laird Logging
women vs Griffey-Laird Logging
men.
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The women had a heyday, the
Port Orford Ply women took all
four points from the men. with
high series going to Jack Waldie
who shot a 503 Jack also had
the high game with a 189
Griffey-Laird woment t o o k
three out of four points from the
men, with Walt Izonard shoot­
ing high series. 561. closely foK
lowed by Lou Griffey who had
a 560 Chuck Locke had the high
game. 215.
The women's Oceanview Poul­
try team felt a little sorry for
the men and eased up a little,
taking two games and tying for
total pins
High series went to Everett
Mills with a 538. and high game
also for Everett wit ha dandy
233
.All in all the bowlers had a
wonderful time and plan to seek
a little revenge — the men. that
is.
SQUARE YOUR SETS
We had a very good dance
last Saturday night with Barney
Barnes of North Bend calling.
We had dancers from North
Bend. Coo6 Bay. Bandon. Port
Orford. Ophir. Gold Beach and
also from Santa Clara. Calif
The club members furnished the
pot luck and everyone had a
wonderful time
Barney was
really good
Last Friday night there were
over three squares practicing
with Gene Silvers doinR the call­
ing There will be practicing
every Fnday at 8 p.m until the
members
decide
differently
Every last one of you new and
old dancers are more than wel­
come to join in the fun
There will be the South Coast
Area Council dance in the Gold
Beach high school gym with
Jim Brooks of Seattle calling.
.Anyone interested in the big
dinner to be held at the Sunset
Inn at 6 p.m., send in your reser­
vations. $2 .50 a plate A business
meeting will be held at the Inn
directly after the dinner with
the big dance starting at 8
o'clock.
It was good to see so many of
our new members at the Barney
Barnes dance. I know you en­
joyed yourselves. It was also
'cording secretary. Mrs. Kent
Wagner; treasurer. Mrs. Wally
Entz. educational director. Mrs
Joe Gribble
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ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH NEWS
The Zion Lutheran Church
proud of its first
ter Banquet. About 70
from ages of 3 to 80 enjoyed the
baked ham dinner. With a pink
aad white theme. Mrs Milton
Leer carried out a beautiful set­
ting Mrs Bill Hefner and Mrs.
Howard Gregorson made reser-
vattona. Co-chairmen for the
event were Mrs G. W Edstrom
and Mrs Walter Pratt. Mrs.
W. H. Jamieson was in charge
of all sening. Under the super
vision of Mrs. Ray Hodge and
Mrs H. L. Daugs, we enjoyed a
program of singing ourselveC
readings and songs by the
Luther League Girls, and a film
from the Lutheran World Action
entitled “ Hunger ‘ We are In­
deed proud of the banquet and
hope to do it again
The Mary Martha Circle will
meet at 1 p.m on Wednesday,
May 16.
The annual Lutheran World
Relief Clothing Drive is being
conducted during the month of
May All those who have used
clothing, please bring it to the
church or call ED 2-3654 to have
it picket! up
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
CHARLES E. GILBERT
“Veteran, honest unionism, promote
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WAYNE MORSE
“As always, principle above politics."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT. Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Josephin«, Lane and Linn
Counties.
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1 1 RYCE H. WILSON
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Veto for One
KENNETH C. THOMPSON
P ra c tic a l w ith a sincere desire to save
the taxpayera money."
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
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Veto tor One
1----- 1 H. E. (Ed) CROWDER
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"A continued effort for better
G overnm en t ’
ROBERT B. DUNCAN
rights
"A Democratic fighter for human
Against new taxes Works for you.”
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"Control future crime by
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efficient guidance of youth today."
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PATRICK M. FLYNN
To insure political growth and
prestige, your support should be invested judiciously."
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r - 1 FRED C. THOM
“Strong aheriff's office dedicated
to the service of Curry County."
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
Veto tor One
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CHARLES O. PORTER
ROBERT W. STRAUB
‘Your Congressman for four years
Ready to serve you again."
“Democrat. Oregon Senator; back
Kennedy-Roosevelt programs; more jobs —
payrolls — social security!"
Veto for One
" If my safety program prevents one
accident I shall feel successful.”
WALTER J. PEARSON
‘ Qualified by experience — lib eral
regarding people’s rights — Conservative with taxpayers’ dollars ’
ROBERT Y . THORNTON
| M. A .(C a p ) YEGGE
‘ Democrat, present Attorney General.
Supports Roosevelt-Kennedy programs,
medicare. Opposes sales tax "
Vote for One
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR
VIC
DAVIS
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NORMAN O. NILSEN “Your present Commissioner, experienced,
dedicated to serving Oregon’s working people and employers."
Sulphate of Ammonia
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DISTRICT, Coos and Curry Counties.
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PAUL STALLARO
"I will do all I can for our youth.“
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER
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I----- 1 DONALD COVKENOALL
“Present treasurer with experience
in management of county funds ’*
PRECINCT
Candidates will be on the Official Ballot
You are entitled to vote for a Precinct Committeeman and a Precinct Com
mittcewoman in your precinct.
“But many that are first shall be
last; and the last first. '
NOW IN STOCK
“Lower taxes by increased development of our
natural resources, stabilizing our economy.”
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GOLD BEACH. OREGON
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I t G IS L A T I V E A S S E M B L Y
SALARIES OF ST ATT: LEGISLATORS —
Purpose: To amend Constitution by provid­
ing that legislators* salaries shall be
established and paid in the same manner
as the salaries of other elected state
officers.
Farmers’ Insurance
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Purpose: Revises constitutional provision
governing 6 percent limitation. Prevents
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loss of tax base by taxing bodies l*ermiU
first year levy without election. Fixes
election dates.
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STATE
D IN A -M IL K
NL’T R I-D IN E ’S top grade 16%
protein ration. A combination of
pelleted concentrates, grains
minerals, vitamins, added rolled
grains and molassized beet pulp.
Medium to good quality rough-
age; feed 1 pound D IN A -M IU C
to each 2 pounds m ilk produced.
Extra high quality roughage;
feed 1 pound D IN A -M T L K to
each 3% pounds m ilk. Also
available in straight pellets.
Bulk or sacked delivery
FEA T H E R FL A K E
N U T R I-D IN E ’S economy 16%
protein ration. A combination of
pellets, rolled barley and molas-
sized m lllrun
Designed to be
fed when roughage a n d /o r sil­
age Is of uniformly good quality
W ill outdo anything on the
market In Its price range Also
available tai straight pellet form
Bulk or sacked delivery
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AFTER THE WORD “VES" OR AFTER THE WORD ’ NO"
GEORGE R. DICKINSON
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DAIRY FEEDS
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very nice to see M r and Mrs
Norman Chenworth out once
more Norm will be back danc­
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WITH
apple upside d o w n cake, Friday - Macaroni and cheese,
Tueedav -
Creamed b e e f ,
buttered peas. Jello end hanan
LUNCH M E N U .
toasted cheese sandwlchee.
mashed
potatoes,
buttered
as with whipped cream, bread,
Port Orford grade school menu
milk
spinach, apricots, bread, but­
butter, jelly and milk.
(or the week May 14-18
Thursday — l ima beans and
ter. milk
Monday — Hamburgers, dip and
ham.
green
salad,
cherry
pickles, buttered corn, pear Wedneadav — Chicken noodle
crunch, bread, butter, milk
sliced tomatoea, ptoe;
halves, milk
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