Port Orford New»,
Highway Death Toll Brings
Request for Safely Group
Pioneer Picnic Set
For This Sunday
The Coos-Curry Pioneer and
A m . uk - lat ton 'a annual
picnic w ill be Sunday at the
M yrtle Point fairground» with
the potluck dinner beginning at
I o'clock
Those attending are asked to
bring their own picnic facilities,
coffee and cold drink» w ill be
furnished
liiib ir lc a l
RETURN FROM
F1V1 W I1 K T R IP
Mi and Mr» Robert M e > rr
and M i and M n W. L. M o n t-
gomt-r> returned Tuasday from
a h,IXX)m ile trip In the M eyer'»
tra ile r. They attended the A ir
S t r e a m tra ile r in te rna tiona l
m eet at B rm td jl, M inn., wliere
the) iaw the V al Townley».
M r and Mr» M ontgom ery
visite d her ’A) > i ar o ld uncle at
La|<ortc, M inn. , and relative»
and friend» In M ich ig a n and In
diana, w h ile the May er» were
v iilt ln g in I llln o ii
They met at S pringfield, 111.
and drove to Kansas where the
M eyer’ » - e la t iw i live .
Returning through C a ld w e ll,
Idaho, they met I d Kerpa whe
I l on a fId lin g trip.
Wednesday
Bridge
The Wednesday bridge club
met with Mr« Tracy Corbin in
Gold Reach
Members attending and enjoy
ing the delicious lunch were
Mrs Mary Pugh, Mrs William
Nutt. Mrs Nick Marsh. Mrs
lb*1 McKenzie, Mrs Ira Tucker,
Mrs Charles Haines. Mrs Ruth
Moyer and Mrs Dullus Weler.
Mrs Tucker won high score
for the afternoon and Mrs
Weier won second high with
Mrs, McKenzie winning the
-'lam bonus
Surprise P arty
Head
Community Center
Meeting is Tueiday
Leland Wells
Is Top Lion
Port O rford Lions C lub and
A u x ilia ry m et atO rfoids on July
I ’/ th for a Joint lia ta lla tio n of
o ffice rs for the com ing year
Lions were in sta lle d by past
d is tric t governor and Interna
tio n a l co u n cilo r I larvey C alarne
of Bandon They w e r r i presi
dent. Leland W e i l i ; l i t v ic e -
president, Ira tu c k e r, 2nd v ic e -
president, Lloyd Ila trt, Ird v ic e -
president, Conrad Johnson, Sec
re ta ry -tie a s tirrr, W ilb u r Green,
ta il tw ister, I d Rout h, Jiou ta
mer, Ralph "R usty" M ille r, D i
rectors, Don Stole, M ilto n Leer,
Ralph rtairtl and Hob Keeler
A short business m eeting was
held a fte r in s ta lla tio n w ith a few
highjftes of Lion's Intern ation al
C onvention t o l d by Lion C a
lam i-, he ld at M ia m i, Florida
and s ite t i t l e d by him .
New office rs for the Lio n ’ s
A u x ilia ry were in sta lle d by past
president, A l i c e L e e r . I hey
were; president, M arcia Enlundi
1st vice-president, Eunice Babb,
2nd vice -preside nt, Mary Hales;
secretary, Doris W e lls ; treas
urer, K a y N e a l; lio n trainer,
Betty Keeler.
T h e n e x t m ee ting of the
w o rld's largest service c lu b w ill
he August 7th at Orfords. There
are now Lions Clubs in 127 coun
tries o f the world.
Several years ago interested
citizens o l Port Orford organ
ized to promote a "Community
Center” for Port Orford These
charter members are urged to
attend a meeting of thia group
Tuesday evening at the M u lti
purpose Room of the Pert Or
ford Grade Sahool
B.P.W. Execs
Hold Meeting
An e xe cu tive hoard m eeting
wa» held at the home o i Geneva
T ucker on July 15th fo rth e Bui-
ine»» and Professional W omen'»
Club, for the |>urpose of o u tlin in g
the program for the year book.
I he R P. W. theme thi» year
I» " C iv ic P a rtic ip a tio n ".
Change» were made in c h a ir-
m a n s h l p due to resignations,
w ith Pat Starr, " C iv ic P a rtic i
p a tio n " chairm an; Maude W eir,
h o s p ita lity chalnnan, W i l m a
Stevens, way« and m eant c h a lr-
A surprise birthday party was
field for Mrs Pst Reese Mon
day afternoon at her home with
Mrs Delbert Fenton and Mrs
B ill Cobb as hostess
Others attending were Mrs
Leland Wells. Mrs Lonnie Mc
Vay, Mrs Red Revia. Mrs Don
San Diego. C alif — Marine
Media la and Mrs Charles Blue
Private B ill M Potter, son of
who, with Mr Blue, parents of
Mr and Mrs H. Potter of Port
Mr«. Reese, have vtaitad here
Pastor and Mr» Daugs are on | Orf<’ r d '
• «TOmpleted re cru it
thin past week from their hon«
training
June
18 at the Marine
vacation. In th e ir absence, M r
u Kelao Wn
L ric Johnson w i ll be in charge Corp» Recruit Depot. San Diego,
o i the service on July 28, and Calif.
MCE NT GUESTS AT
The 11 week indoctrination io
M r Vern Magneson and M r Ber
WŒCHMANN HOMF
Marine Corps life includes In
nard Ko,ta in charge August 4
struction on basic m tlitary law,
Mrs B ill Hefner at the organ
Mr. and Mrs. Roland W hite
and M r. and Mrs. Lari W h ite and M n Donald Stole in charge o f physical fitness, discipline, and
laughter Mary of Beatrice, N e the bu lle tins and the S u n d a y basic m ilita ry subjects
Three weeks are spent on the
braska, v is ite d at the home of School
C lean en lo r August.- M n . A1
rifle range where recruits fire
Mr. and Mrs. O tto W Icchm atui
> i . ntly. Ml». Roland W hite I» bert W ehnteier, M n A igot N e l the M 14 rifle and are instructed
son, M n Wesley Spencer and on other infantry weapons
sister of Mrs. W le ch tn a n tt
Oregon Àd
Draws Interest
An Oregon tourist promotion
idvertisement of the Oregon
S t a t e Highway Department
drew lop attention of readers in
the March issue of Sunset ma
ga/ine, according to a reader-
--hijF study Just completed for
nat publication.
Forrest Coper, state highway
ngineer, said the atfvertize-
ment consisted of a four-color
p a g e, with a Harris Reach
oastal scene as the illustration
<nd a headline which read. "R e
is ;n a Slate of Excitement.
OREGON " Twenty-four other
t r a v e l advertisements were
judged in the March issue.
The study showed that «6% of
men readers and 118' t of women
readers "noted" the advertise
ment in a "seen associated"
ait-gory, the percentages were
men, 75"!, and women, 72"! . In
most read" it was men, 25%,
and women, 28%.
T V */ A?
Mrs. George Moe Iber, Mr». W eh-
m c le r in c h a r g e o l the A lte r
flowers.
A colyte of .August; C lin to n
Stole
If sp iritu a l c a r e is needed
w h i l e the Pastor is away, the
m rm b e n are urged to c a ll Pas
tor Z le r in C o q u ille or Pastor
Larson in North Bend.
Mr. Ray Reinke, in charge of
p a in tin g the church and educa
tio n a l u n i t w i ll soon c a ll for
v o lu n te e n to help. Why not c a ll
h in t and t e ll h im you w i ll help?
Mr. and M n . M ik e Palm er 4re
th proud parent, o f 18 m onth
o ld twins, G a il and Glenn. May
wc w ish them a ll tlie happiness.
Fat Crow
F or what it was w o rth to
him . the loser in the Na-
tio n a l Crow S hooting Sin
glea co m p e titio n got a baked
crow d in n e r
No Flag
When Flag Day, 1963,
ro lle d around. W atsonville,
C a lif, was flagless
The
fla g s ta ff
had
Just
been
painted and o ffic e rs were
m s ti tit ted not to raise the
fla g u n til the pole had dried
T H O U S A N D S o f Oregonian» was to ta l only over a 6 0 - m ile
w atched Saturday'» solar eclipse, »trip across Alaska, Canada and
M am ,
despite repeated p u b l i s h e d
warnings o f possible eye da m
age, as pictu red »bove by Leo
nard Bacon of the Oregonian. In HERE FOR WEEKEND
le ft photo moon takes a sm all
LaRoy Schwab, Torrence, C a
b ite ol the sun at 12i25 p. m. lifo r n ia visited at the home of
Peak o f tlie eclipse wa» caught hi» parents, Mr. and Edr». Louts
at 1:40 p in. , p h o t o at right. Sehr, ab, a n d w ith friends recent
Eclipse was estim ated at 60 per ly . Susan Schwab accom pan te d
cent in the P a cific Northwert. It h im home for an extended visit.
More!
IN HOSPITAL
Clarence W. Dawes, employee
<4 Ocean V iew Lum ber Co., was
taken i l l Saturday w h ile working
board of directors of the Ore on tlie dock. He is in Southern
gon Highway U te ri Conference Coos General H ospital, Bandon,
which is made up of 27 state at this tim e for furthe r observa
tio n and tests.
wide association! interested in
and who uae the high ways in
their bus.nesses.
Dewey said the Oregon High
way Lifesavers Is no ionger In
day.
operation and that a new com-
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George D e w e y , secretary, Hllttee should be working on the
Oregon Farm Bureau Feder problems of highway accidents
ation, and chairman of the High 1/ there is to be any hope of
way Users Conference said the reducing the highway death’ rate
death rate on Oregon highways “ He M id the committee should
exceeds the all time high of 1961 also stimulate highway and
wben 232 had lost their Uves
, tra ffic safety on the local level
the first six months. The first six as wel' as make recommenda-
rnonths thia year, Dewey said, I tiona to the legislature for high-
highway accidenta have claimed way u fe ty programs
live* of 251.
The request for the action
committee was approved by the
Ar
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RETURNS HOME
Mrs. C e c ile Paris took her
granddaughter, T a m m ie Sue, to
her home in Salem on Saturday,
return in g to Port O rford the same
day. Tam m ie had been v is itin g
here for some tim e .
POTATO CHIPS
BILL POTTER OUT
OF RECRUIT TRAINING
PORT ORFORD MAN
AT FORT RUCKER
Fort Rucker. Ala.—Army Pvt.
W illiam D. Harp, son of Mr. and
Mrs Douglas S Harp, who live
in Port Orford, Ore , completed
a five-week basic a ircra ft main
tenance course at The Aviation
Center. Fort Rucker. Ala . late
in June.
During the course Harp re
cel» cd instruction in the oper
ation of Arm y airfields and in
^ e servicing and maintenance
of fixed and rotary-wing a ir
craft.
Harp entered the Army in
March of this year and com
pleted basic training at Fort
Ord. Calif.
The 17-year-old soldier atten
ded H o t c h k i s s (Colo.) High
School.
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DAUGHTER VISITS
FROM BURBANK
Mrs. John Regan, daughter
o l Mr. and M r, 'Doc. ' L ive r
more, visite d a( the home of
her parents and other relative s
re ce n tly She brought her neice
W WI VETERANS
I and nephew, grandchildren of
PICNIC HELD
the Liverm ore'» from Alham bra,
C a lifo rn ia , w ith her They w i ll
Sunday, July 21, veterans of
rem a in here lo r the summer Mrs.
W WI a n d the a u xilia ry held
Liverm ore w i ll flyb a ck to C a li
th r u anim al D istrict 9 p ic n ic at
fornia w ith them before school
Hum bug S tair Park Nearly 100
starts and rem a in for an exten
persons a t t e n d e d , in clu d in g
ded visit. Mrs. Regan returned
many from out o l state tom e
to Burbank on Friday.
from as tar as M ichigan.
Al»o present w * j Departm ent
President Vera P. M cK inney of MINNEAPOLIS VISITORS
the a u xilia ry and a delegation
Mrs. 'D oc. ' Liverm ore'» bro
from D irtric t 5.
ther and fa m ily , Mr. and Mrs.
Special guests were B ill V in James Loiselle, Greg and Linda
cent and hn Ine nd, A1 C lm e -
o f M inneapolis, M in n ., spent
•c h m id l, Naval e le ctro n ic te c h a week at the Liverm ore home
nicians from the U.S.S.Scanner. re ce n tly,
1 h e y were on leave v is itin g
—
V in cen t'» parent», Mr. and Mr».
Jim V incent.
Zion Lutheran
Church News
A request for Governor Hat-
field to appoint a state - wide
Citizens T raffic Safety Com
mittee to make recommendat-
J lona Ic various legislative gioups
on matters affecting highway
j safety was made by the Oregon
Highway Users Conference to
Thursday, Ju ly 25,
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