6 - P o r t Orford New». Thursday. November 8.
1962
NEW S
By ALMA DEBTS
Officers Elected
By Langlois Church
Cluhs Sponsor Sales
F o r Funds to Im prove
V
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Lanqlois Llucnouse
The Langlois Leaner Ladies
TOPS club, the Floras Willow
Women's club, and the Lang­
lois Home Extension Unit will
bold a rum m age sale and cook­
ed food sale on F rid a y. Nov. 30,
in the R EA building in F ort O r­
ford.
The proceeds from this sale
w ill be used to finish the rest
room facilities in the Sports­
m an's clubhouse. Anyone hav­
ing rum m age to give away,
please contact M rs. Harold Pot­
ter. Mrs. Syd Cadman. or Mrs
Steve Sullivan or Hr ing it to the
R E A building on Thursday
On the same day, the Floras-
W illow Women’s club w ill bold
their annual bazaar in the Am­
erican Legion h all in Port Or­
ford. Several other ckixs of the
area all join together and bold
this annual bazaar
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thè Langlois Community Church
00 Sund* y afternoon, followed
t>>
and elec .
- finn
- a business
. ifftAdkr« meeting
The* chairm
nhsirman
nJ
Lon rs
of f »
o ffic e « . The
an of
the Board of Trustees is Lyle
Knutson, with other trustees be-
ing Clarence Brooks. D ick Bark-
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ax xx ad ■ > - - A "T', , , L
low. Ed
Couch, and
Dick Tuck
er.
The board of deacons consists
of Lyle Knutson. Ernest Hat-
m aker. and Lester Higgins
Financial secretary is W illiam
0 . M ai, secretary-treasurer is
Mrs. Ed Couch, with M rs Lyle
Knutson as assistant secretary-
treasurer.
Organist is Jo White, assist­
ant organist is La nee ta Hat
maker and Mrs. Dick Barkkiw is
second assistant. Ushers are
Lester Higgins and Ed Couch
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F rid a y Deadline for
Square Dance Class
Next F rid a y. Nov. 9, w ill be
Ust tim e that beginners can
start taking square dancing les­
sons at the Beach Comber's
To Be Tuesday Night Cove at Port Orford Anyone
wanting to learn, please be
The annual dinner sponsored there on F rid ay. The charge is
by the Parent-Teacher Organi­ «1.00 for a couple, and 25c for
zation w ill be held Tuesday eve­ teenagers.
ning, Nov. 13, at the Grade
School cafeteria. The menu will TOPS CLUB NEWS
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Langlois
Leaner ----------
Ladies
consist of spaghetti, fresh cab-
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bage slaw, garlic bread, pie of TOPS club held a masquerade
all kinds, hot coffee, cold kool- party Tuesday evening, with
aid, and as much as you can eat. prizes going to M rs. Roy Kamph
Pre-school children can eat free, and M rs. A rthur Haga for the
up to 14 years of age it w ill cost best costumes, and honorable
50c, and all others will be $1.00 mention to M rs. Robert Shaf-
The money w ill be used to help far. Mrs. Shaffar was dressed
towards landscaping the school as a bride, complete with veil,
grounds.
floor length white dress and
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flowers; M rs. Haga was the
HAVE H A LLO W E E N P A R TIES groom with moustache, bald
head, and chin whiskers, then
The children of the Langlo-s
Mrs. Kamph was the father of
Grade school all enjoyed th eu
bride, complete with shot-
Halloween parties on Wednes­
gun.
day afternoon. The mothers who
came • and
ana helped
neipea were Mrs Dick
v ie s _
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n
C i
Hildebrand. M rs Dale Steven- LOIlierenCe D ay bei
sob , Mrs. B ill Storm, M rs. W il­ r>
n
. m
i
liam Loshbaugh, Mrs. Steve f Or rareniS , 1 eacncrs
Sullivan, M rs. D ick Everest,
The
parent-teacher
confer*
Mrs. Gerald Kamph. M rs. Steve
Apling Mrs. Ed Couch, and Mrs. ences w ill be held at the Lang-
lois schools on Wednesday, Nov.
Enyeart.
The Junior High students held 14 School w ill be dismissed at
their party on Wednesday eve- 1:30 on that day The teachers
niwg with the teachers being w ill send notices home if they
the chaperons. They all enjoyed wish to confer with a child’s par-
(? ) a spooky movie: games were ent. School w ill not be in ses-
sion on Monday, Nov 12, since
played.
V eteran ’s Day falls on a Sunday
and this autom atically makes
LANGLOIS MAN
the next day a holiday
A
n tA A A w
Annual r lU Dinner
COMPLETES TRAINING
second,
Pat Starr is next hostess.
How High Is
Your Community
Credit Reputation?
W E A L L lik e to be adm ired.
looked up to.
IS Y O U R record fo r paying
your M ila one to be proud
of?
I F N O T.
TODAY’S THE D A Y
TO PAY!
Let*« »tart building a food
credit record today, eo you
can charge tomorrow.
CREDIT BUREAU
o r O O Q O T L IS
Serving the
Bendon - North Curry Area
OOOUI1LB. OREGON
daughter
Sunday guests at the home of
M r. and M rs. Albert Britton
were M r and M rs. Bob Powrie
and daughters Susie and M a ry
of M y rtle Point.
Callers Sunday a t the home of
M rs. Dick Barklow were her
mother, M rs. T G . Sumerhn
her cousin M rs. Gladys Cum
mins, and M rs. Cum m ins’ moth­
er, Mrs. Alta C arter, all of
M yrtle Point.
M r. and M rs. W. C. Roice of
Morlh Curry Brieis
M r. and M rs. Delldee P ier and
fam ily have moved back to
Langlois from Ketchikan. Alas­
ka. T heir daughter, Delldee,
has enrolled in the fourth grade
in the Langlois schools.
Court M erm illo id left by plane
Wednesday for San Bernadino,
C alif., to spend a week visiting
his son and fam ily He was ac­
companied by his daughter,
M rs. Bob McKenzie, Jr.
M r. and M rs. H a l Strain and
family visited his parents Mr.
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MILK
M eeting Dated
SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE
CONFINED TO HOSPITAL
Several of the local people
have either had operations w ith­
in the last few days or are con­
fined in the hospital for various
reasons
i
M rs. Herb Geer had surgery
on Thursday morning at South­
ern Coos General hospital, and
is reported as getting along fine
Charles Storm was taken to
! Southern
Coos on Saturday
m orning, and is feeling much
better as of this writing.
John Cox is also in the same
hospital suffering from a re-;
ported heart attack And two
form er residents have also been
reported as being .11. Lex Cop<-
was confined to Southern Coos
General during this past week,
and word has been received that
Charles Fox, now living in
Washington, has had an opera
tion for cancer
M rs. Julia Anderson was dis-
missed from Southern Coos this
past week and is staying in a
nursing home in Bandon. I t w ill
be several weeks before she w ill
be able to put any weight on her
hip.
nuces emerne ««fc f f i » sat .,
Special A u x ilia r y
A special m eeting of the La­
dies A uxiliary to Barracks 903,
Veterans of WW1, has been c a l ­
led by president rrancel Smith
for Wednesday, November 14,
at 1:30 p. m. in the Legion Hall.
Mrs. Smith said that because
STUDENTS COMPLETE
the regular November meeting,
MAGAZINE DRIVE
Gold Beach visited Saturday because of the district m eeting
here on the same day, was not
The students of the sixth, with M r. and M rs. Ray Deets.
held, it is necessary' to call this
seventh
and
eighth
grades
special session to dispose of sev­
wound up the annual magazine
Subscribe T o The
eral important business items.
sale on Thursday, with a total
Port Orford News
San Diego, Calif. (F W T N C )—
Merle I. Churchill of Langloii
completed recruit training Nov.
2 at the Naval Training Center,
San Diego, Calif.
During the nine-week indoc
tnnation. recruits are trained
in physical fitness, basic m ili-
tary law, seamanship, customs of $47135 being sold. High sales-
and traditions of the naval ser­ man was John Flood, with M ilt
vice, swimming and survival, Smith coming in a close sec­
ond Miss Jacobs sixth grade
m ilita ry d rill, and first aid.
room received the stuffed dog
for selling the biggest amount
of subscriptions, with a total of
BRIDGE BOUTS
$177.67.
Results of Saturdays D uplicate
Bridge at Ophir last Saturday
w ere: 1 s t. M r. and Mrs. Ray
Keen; 2nd, Bess Brunner a n d
Edith Jones; 3rd, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed C on ley. Next play is Friday
Nov. 9 at 8 p. m. at Port Orfor d
Grade School.
Grace Wagner won high score
a t Thursdays bridge session at
Katherine Marsh's h o m e last
Thursday, Geneva Tucker was
Water Vital
For Survival
and M rs E verett Strain, on Sun
day.
Sunday visitors at the Al Volck
home were M r and M rs Bill
Forrest of Roseburg and M r and
M is Dave Biegger of Coquille
W ater is the first and prim e
Forrest is a form er student that
M rs
Volck taught about 30 concern tor survival in any Utv
quage. says Sylvia Lee. county
years ago in Broadbent.
Roger Stankavich went to We extension agent. L ife can be
natchee. Wash., this week to prolonged many days w ith ade­
quate body needs for water
pick apples.
a gixxl
Visitors at the H erb ert B e ll. Are you prepared for
.
home are M r and Mrs. M arvin ¡adequate w ater supply in your
Gertch. "daughter
d n borne?
/<Aiu>>iiBhr and
And 'im
BAtvirv.
hOlUC Ml*S L a H* SiyS thlS BtkOUld
¡ £ " 5 ' Be*U
M rs Gertch will he done in every home. it is
Re­
continue to make her home in just good management
Langlois while her husband member, last w inter all our
who u in
Guanl> b water pipes froze, and it wasn't
expected to happen either
sent to Alaska.
There are aids to help you
M r and Mrs. Bob Bekebredt
and daughter Dawn visited this compute the quantities of wat
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weekend with Mrs Bekebredv '.< er for body needs, for personal
parents. M r. and Mrs. Charlie use for bodily cleanlinesss. and
sanitation, and household acti
Jansen
It doesn't seem that very cities.
Each person needs two quarts
many of the local people have
been lucky in bringing in th eir per day for drinking and cook
elk M r and M rs Richard Sy- ing purposes I f you want water
pher hunted in the McKinley for brushing teeth, washing
area over the weekend, but no dishes, etc., you w ill need four
report has been received yet as quarts per person per day We
learn to conserve w ater for
to their luck.
Sunday dinner guests at the these purposes. If you use the
home of Mrs. M attie Mosher convenient and dried food, you
were M r. and M rs. B ill Faimo w ill need extra w ater to recon
stitute these foods. Read the
of Gold Beach.
Charles Storm and Friday directions on your packages and
Phillips made a trip to Port cans to figure the added a-l
mounts needed, if this is your
land on Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack E llis returned from pattern of cooking and it is as­
Portland on Sunday where she sumed you w ill be cooking
had gone to see her mother who foods.
Mrs. Lee says, when Inven-
is in the hospital there.
Mr
and Mrs. B ill Chaskei torying your water supply, con
and son Steven of Sacramento. sider your hot w ater tank as a
C alif., visited this week at the source of w ater supply In the
home of her parents, M r. and e v e n t of contamination, thus i
water would be safe. However,
Mrs. Albert Britton.
M r. and M rs A rt Sweet at­ vou would need to know the lo
tended the funeral of M rs. Esth­ cation of the w ater valves so
e r Hawkinson Peeler in Oak­ you can shut it off if directed by
health authorities.
land, Oregon, on Thursday
To store w ater, use clean
Jerry H all had a party F riday
glass or plastic bottles or jars.
evening to entertain
several
of
.
M etal containers tend to give
his school friends
Returning from a trip Monday an unpleasant taste. Add V* tea­
spoon chlorine bleach for eachj
* ere J“ r - a n d M r s .L h c a B a r fc -
kiw. They visited their daugh- gallon of w ater. This w ater can
be kept for 1 to 2 years and still,
(er M ary Kay' in Seattle and
also visited w ith Kay and Landa be usable.
Many have asked about can-;
Steddom.^In^Portland^tbey
isted with M r. and M rs. Ted ned w ater, the local defense of­
Hoover, form er residents of fice does not recommend home
Langlois. Hoover is teaching canned w ater They say it is al-|
right but it is unnecessary and
school in Portland.
M r. and M rs. Bob Z im m er it has no better taste or flavor
man of Harbor were in Lang than that stored in bottles or
io is Sunday working on their jars. Com m ercial earners do a
much better job of canning w at­
home here.
Mrs. Archie Aldropp and Mrs e r than is possible at home It
Gerald Kamph made a trip to w ill cost about $3.00 to $3.50 per
five gallons, however, it would
Coquille F rid a y .
Seen shopping in Coos Bay keep indefinitely.
L et’s look afte r our own needs
during the week were M r. and
M rs. Albert Britton, M rs. D ick --an d be good citizen soldiers
Everest, and M rs. B ill M a i and for your own defense.
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KrrRffEWr- TABLETS
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BLEACH
WESSON OIL
G -A L L O M
MARSHMALLOWS
W IT H
CHOCOLATE CHIPS
MARfHMALUU COME
HI* HO C W m i t t
LITTLE FRISKIER
TOMATO SOUP
SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS
EXCEPRIM TABLETS
6%-foot 101 Tee
AWACIN TABLET'S
Steel Posts
pilgrim ASPARIM
DOIHAAK.
S V W W lW F
DAIRY FEEDS
“Good Feeds Cost
DINA-MILK
r fU T R I-D IN E ’S top grade. 16%
protein ration. A combination o f
p e lte d
concentrates, grains
minerals, vitam ins, added rolled
grains and molassized beet pulp.
M edium to good quality rough
age: feed 1 pound D IN A - M IU C
to each 2 pounds m ilk produced.
E xtra high quality roughage:
feed 1 pound D IN A - M IL K to
each 3% pounds m ilk
Also
available in straight pellets.
B u lk or sacked delivery
FEATHERFLAKF 16
N U T R I- D IN E ’E 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 u nifo rm ly good quality
W ill outdo anything on the
m arket In Its price range. Also
available In straight pellet form
B u lk or sacked delivery.
Dick’s
HWY 101
100 or
MORE
ea
LESS THAN
100
89e ea 95e • HUNT& FFOPUCTS •
Barbed Wire
roll
* 9 .7 5
TOMATO JOICE
5 2 -O Z L
2-peint. 12*4 ga. (Belgiaa)
•
A carload of
RED BRAND FENCINO
Arriving this week - Call
for prices.
We also stock CEMENT
TOMATO SAUCE I M I
C A TS U P lo-oi 4 » « ? I
Farm
Store,
Inc.
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STEWEP TOMATOES 5 e « f1
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