OSU P u b lish es N ew
F a m ily B ulletin,
When D eath Comes'
6 -P o rt Orford New». Thursday. April 4. 19*3
V ro u t oio u o M t r o w
An ominous appearing map
was pictured in the March 23rd
isaue of The Saturday Evening
Post which estimated that in a
m assive nuclear attack the blast
heat would kill 62 m illion Am
ericana, without fallout shel
ters, and radiation could kill 46
m illion more The solace is ex
trem ely slight, but an interest
ing highlight on the chart is that
Oregon is the only state out of
forty eightwhere no shelters are
required for survival. There are
those who b elieve that this art
ic le titled "Survival of the Few
est" might cause a great number
of people to decide to locate
here. We have facetiously said
many tim es that Oregon was the
least-publicized of all the states,
but by colorless c o n t r a s t , it
looms large on this map.
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Signs of Spring: The Whales
were playing in goodly number
near the coast line recently, as
they do annually on their trek
north; flocks of geese have been
buzzing us from above as they
head in the same direction. One
wonders if they' did not think
they had their tim e signals garb
led last week when the weather
was so rough. Wednesday’s storm
was highly reminscent of the one
which occured on Oct. 12th,and
w e are still wary.
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Mrs Cus W allace (Frances)
was no-end delighted and sur-
isedwhen she cam e home last
onday.aweek ago,from "Avon
Calling" to find a trio awaiting
her who sang Happy Birthday. It
was her mother, Kirs. Minnie
Heman, from Tillamook, and
her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Dora Id Heman from Flor
ence. They brought a decorated
cake and the accouterments for
a pleasant celebration. Frances’
mother is here for an extended
visit.
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Mr. Ralph Howard, of Sacra
mento, was here over the week
end visiting his brother-in-law’s
fam ily,the Red McWilliams' at
the Shoreline MoteL Mr. Rich
ard Bouchey, a radiology tech
nician with Aero-Jet, also of
Sacramento,came with him and
was so impressed w ith the area,
the w e a t h e r notwithstanding,
that he purchased some lake and
ocean view property at Paradise
Point.
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for many years has resided at her
home south of Humbug Lodge, is
now at Sacred Heart Hospital at
Eugene. She is reported as co m
ing along fairly w ell after a
serious illness.
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The Rotary Talent Show date
has been changed from April 26
to May 3 d u e to conflicting
event.
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Concludes Definition of a
h u s b a n d A gay dog who is
spous e - broken.
G O O D L IV IN G
Lorraine Orr— ANS
D ID YOU
KNOW . . .
th e f u r n i
ture of the
future may
be suspend
ed from the
c e ilin g by
f in e s t e e l
wires? Imau-
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fashioned porch glider and
all the convenience of clean-
ng without hauling furniture
around' . . . You can learn
how to improve your figure
today w ith the proper foun
dation and then start an easy
exercise course to firm up any
labbiness. For free booklet.
It Figures" .
by Debbie
Drake, write to Good Living.
P O Box 409. N Y 21. N Y
You can now buy "non
skid" spaghetti. It s made in
zigzag shape so it holds more
sauce, too. . . ■ Mrs Jane
Mayer, member of the A m er
ican S o c ie t y o f M a r r ia g e
Counselors, has helped many
troubled people in distant
areas, by mail, at no charge.
If you need counseling, write
her to the box number given
above.
Today’s busy homemakers,
like jockics. have to keep
their strength up and their
w eight down For free infor
m ation on how to follow their
regimen, and still look your
verv best, write P O Box
above
Silk fabrics now-
are practically soil-proof, due
to a new chemical finish.
PZIC ES EFFEC TIVE THl/FS.,
Death and taxes are said to
be the only things a person can
be sure of About the only dif
ference between them is that
you know in advance when your
taxes are due, and the govern
ment eases the burden by with
holding payments from your
paycheck
Even though you don't know
in advance when death w ill
come, you can help ease the
burden for your fam ily by plan
ning ahead" for financial con
cerns at time of death, says
Mrs Dorothv Sherrill M iller,
former Oregon State University-
extension home management
specialist.
Mrs M iller is the author of
•When Death Comes," a new
bulletin produced as part of the
OSU Extension Service program
in fam ily finance.
It gives information on im
portant financial matters at
time of death — such as fun
eral and burial costs, hank ac
counts, safe deposit boxes, life
insurance, and social security
benefits.
Planning Ahead Said Wise
The bulletin explains subjects
that every family — young or
old — should discuss long be
fore death occurs.
Mrs. M iller says she finds
that families who plan ahead
are better able to meet death
both financially and emotionally
than those who hesitate to talk
it over.
Other topics covered in the
bulletin
include:
cremation,
funeral insurance, choosing a
funeral director,
appraising
cemetery lots, cut-rate funerals,
shipping a body to a distant
place for burial, veteran's bene
fits, savings bonds, estate taxes,
and letters of last instructions.
Oregon residents may obtain
a free copy of the bulletin at
county extension offices or from
OSU Bulletin Clerk, Corvallis.
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Here's an easy way to
shape a q u a n tity of ham
burgers Roll ham burger be
tween tw o sheets o f waxed
paper then use a large can.
open at both ends, to cut
out patties. Several pounds
of patties prepared th is way
and frozen make f u t u r e
meals a breeze
Several Beachcombers square
dancedw iththe Rogue and Ruf
fles at Ophir ou March 23.
The Moss Back square dance
was held at the cove on March
24, from I to 5 p m . A# en
joyable tim e washed by every
one.
Following the dance a pot luck
supper was held. All were hun
gry and the food really hit the
spot.
Each year the Beachcombers
hold a Moss Back dance for all
square dancers, including begin
n e r s . The callers ca ll square
dance calls aw ay back when and
k e e p one moving. S e v e r a l
couples were there who had not
square danced with us for some
tim e.
Several c o u p l e s of Beach
combers attended the Traveling
Squares' birthday party dance
on March 30, at the Sky loft in
North Bend.
Our next dance at the Cove
w ill be April 6. Easter is not far
off. Cakes decorated to remind
us of Easter and deviled eggs are
on the list for refreshments, with
other varieties of food.
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and please a man!
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and
fam ily h a v e recently moved
back to Port Orford after residing
in Myrtle P o in t for several
months.
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Mrs. Bob Thomas (Noma) has
been in Eugene this past week
undergoing m edical exam ina
tions.
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Mrs. Dorothy Knoke is able
to be up and about now after a
series of illnesses which have
kept her in and out of the hos
pital or. at least two occasions
of late.
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b e l l , who resided here many
years ago, spent last week end
here visiting several groups of
friends. They were en route to
Arcata from Eugene. Clarence
was involved in a serious auto
accident three months ago, but
is com ing along nicely.
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