4 — Port O rfo rd News,
T h u rsd ay,
Verboort Sausage
Dinner Sunday
Ladies of St John’s A lta r So
ciety of Port Orford are holding
a rummage sale Nov. 7 and 8,
at the Coos Curry E lectric build
ing in Port Orford
November 10 at the Ocean
Crest Grade school in Bandon
a Verboort sausage dinner is
being held and sponsored by
St John's A ltar Society in Port
Orford and Holy T rin ity A ltar
Society in Bandon
Mrs. Lloyd Bates may be
contacted in Port Orford for
tickets which are Si 50 for adults
and 75 cents for children; child
ren under six years of age are
admitted free.
N o v e m b e r 7,
1963
Worth Curry
Students Attend
Math Workshop
B> N eo n ta
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wood ami Patsy Fleetwood are
now residing in Long Beach,
C a lif. where David Is stationed
with the Navy.
utmto »smts »íAMácois
H all
Pacific High School students!
M arilyn Rundberg. M.i iene An K IL 'IL ' D / i l i k ' i
vinson, Pete Kalina Jerry Terp
Lee Bush, and Mrs Anna Thom » T I A U S ' I Z lfC
as attended the Oregon Mathe ,
L z 4 / lG L ( / / 3
matics Association meeting at| The Langlois Public Library-
Southern Oregon College
Ashland
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'nt e S j v i * Mr* p ï l ï t o d
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IO uvog oaata
Mr. and Mrs David Fleet
¡ Æ
Suffers
In ju r y
Jack Preston, son of Mr. and
A tte n d C hu rc h
'1
O r v ille
Pr.ston ami a
TEACHER ATTENDS
Women's Meeting
member of Ihe junior varsity
Mr and MrSi Milton Leer
football team at Pacific was ut-
and Mrs Charles Mother at GUIDANCE MEET
l.ued last week during practice
tendevi a meeting of the laither
ssion and
hospitalized
at the
F m m e n u 'i
’ ‘ J 1” ' oi Attending
th*’ ° P,»!“ the
n fall eonferene«
•■•‘ I Southern
Coo.
(General hospital
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Karl Hale of
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Holiday Help
Needs Taken
C O N T R A S T b e tw e a n m a n and
w h a le «howi r e la t iv e i l i e o f the
huge a n im a l. P ic tu re was ta k e n
fro m b lu ff about I SO f r e t above
beach .
commons
W elco m e N ew D a u g h te r
with
sed
Mr and Mrs Tom Radcliff
re parents of a baby g irl born
by u r tugene Maier ot tnei Let’s Rejoin the Human Race"
SALEM iS(ieciaD- The Ore
ence
I Del 34 at McAuley hospital in gon Stale Kmpkiyment Service their nearest State Employment
U niversity of Oregon.
b>. D r
h P w k ,s a
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A
workshop
period
was
h
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ld
]1"
«
May
A display table ot souvenirs i as well as praetlca; b,w k on re’. H old R u m m a g , S a l.
announced today that orders are Service Office Some of the job
The E
The new baby, who weighed now being received for tempor <H>eningx «'curing are for sales
" a s te rn 's
- ta r's o c ia l club ind each P*’rst,n * • * permitted
Langlois Community church included agates, Douglas fir tirem ent
groups "< pounds, 11 ounces and was ary help for the Christmas Holi clerks, cashiers, gift wrappers,
The ’ Wonderful W est’’ hv :s holding !he;r annual rummage !o jt,ent) lwv
is holding a potluck dinner at seeds, filbert nuts and a circu-
u . o ^ U WeS‘
’ sale and lunch«,n X
Mrs Thomas attend«! I& ie n n tify
liz.b,
tify -l named
named E
Elizabeth
Clair, is s till a day Season Eldon Cone, D irect and mail handlers
¡Stewart Holbrook
I “ ** and luncheon Nov. 7 and 8
the Langlois Grade school Nov. la r slide rule.
ng ami Working with Hard-to patient at the hospital
The
students
from
Pacific!
"W
yoming
Summer”
bv
M
an
at
Masonic
Hall
in
Port
Or
Employers are urged to place
or, said that indications at thia
16. at 6:30 p m . This is being
Radcliff is a teacher at Pacific time are for a record holiday their orders for holiday season
held jointly with the Men’s Fel High school say they were im -| O’Hara, in which the author o f , ford 1 *‘ *e * n the hours of 10 Reach Individuals" ami "The
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Future Personnel Services In H.gh School
season anti that an early buying workers at the earliest possible
lowship Night and w ill be a pressed with the meeting and. . My Fnend rlic k a • ttT;te< o( a m and 4 p m. Everyone Is
welcome
to come and look"over Ore#®n‘ '
May no Thomas at
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feel
it
was
sufficiently
valuable)
her'interesting
life
on
a
W
ovm-,
u
,
date to give the Employment
trend Is indicated
Family Night with a program
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the display and have lunch
ThiMe seeking holiday season Service a better oppertunlty to
of local talent to follow the to send students again next year. | ing ranch
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For the vounger readers tiiey i The d lb s Daughters had a
work should register now withi serve their needs
dinner.
have ’’The Shining F illy
b y ! ’3/ * * Halloween party at the £ * . • * • ..................
The Sunday school contest In R eed sp o rt
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Downev;
Abraham Masonic Hall Oct 31. A large
winners w ill be awarded prizes
Donna Churchill and Wanda I ; a ir , .
at this meeting.
L
incoln"
r,. group of teenagers attended and
F G Summerlin in Myrtle
Volck of Langlois and Mrs. Bob,
_ ... bv . Genevieve
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„ F o s te
the games, dancing and
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Sunday. Nov 17, in the eve- Meyers of Port Orford attended, , T he )J lnd *" tht ".Low s by
Point
Kenneth
Grahame.
"The
First
refreshments
A
special
'thank.-
King«
R
e
tu
rn
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n‘ng, a f ‘i?’ ^ TT AgeJ eSta'
* < r f t h i'D d u ’ k a p p a | ^ nnet>
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ment w ill be shown. This i s ! Camma in Reedsport Saturday J Woman Doctor by Rachel Bak- !° tiM’ Guardian Council mem F ro m A la » k .
er; "Ponv F a rm ” bv Paul r* 'rs wh*’ #avc t;me to nu ke
\ i r .,„d \ j rs
King re uCOTOC d W e c t, M a r y
a fine film and is a real help
Brown
thls Pa r‘> a success.
|turned Saturday after spending I
P
T
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for teenagers and a boost for In P o rtla n d
adults.
a couple of months in Alaska A n n L3V C L n g a g e d
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilcox | For the youngest patrons t h e y _____________ ___
^*'s enjoyed some good can-
spent the weekend in Portland. have "Houses From the S ea";! Now Residents
Angus and the Ducks"; M ik e
\ i r a n .j \ » rs r i n m . . v .
hunting and fishing Thev
Mr. and Mrs B E. Cave an-
- 8 . u ,'sts
. . “ ..t f 'H s Ann
«... w
.., - nounced
engagement of their
M ulligan and His Steam Shov-1 are new res d e ^ ’ s o f F o u r \ n Kay
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Wade,
nounced the
the engat
H o s p ita l P a tie n ts
MART’S
NOM. g - ENOS MOV. I b
Who Built the Bridge’ ” : | ;hev have a daughter Cvnth i fo rm «'r |y o f Myrtle Point
daughter. Marv A Ann, to George
Mrs. Cecil Lester returned e l" ;
and Johnnv Crow's Garden ” •
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the
th
ird
u
r
.d
e
Th
e
trip
was
made
by
car
and
Sweet,
son
of
5
in
third grade and a son
* ne
Sw,-et.
M r and Mrs
Sunday from the hospital in
• P /k 0 C O
Tom in the second grade at th.
relurn tn P m’,d‘‘ wlthout 1 irrc > -Swe* ‘ ' at • dln,* r *»
The Pacific High School foot Bandon to her home on Sixes
Langlo:-
Grade
School
chains
and
they
report
the
w
orsti
their
home
at
Salem
last
Sun-
A tte n d S tate
• J O H W S - M A M V llli
ball te yn with their coach John river.
, driving hazards were in Seattle day A summer wedding is
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Botz, and cheerleaders Mary i Other local residents who B o w lin g M
with
traffic
in
a
rainstorm.
planned
• CELOTEX
Mrs. Harry Strahan. Mrs John D a u g h te r A rriv e s
Margaret
Helmken.
Sheryl have been patients at the South
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Both are seniors at the Uni-
Word was received from form
Mechals and Ellen McWilliams, ern Coos General hospital are Mayea, Mrs Bob McKenzie.
I versity of Oregon Miss Cave, an
were among the 26,000 spectators Irene Carlson of Sixes and Mrs Calvin Smith, of Port Or- er Pacific High teacher Thoma- V is it III M o th e r
, elementary education major, is
for the Oregon State-Stanford Mrs. Barney Breedlove of Lang ford; Pauline Jackson of Rose- Bryden, now living and teaching
pAliX
Mr anti Mrs V irg il Cannon a member of Alpha Chi Omego'
burg and Ann Ryan of Ophir, in Canada, of a baby daughter
football game in Corvallis Satur lois.
StXJAU
attended the State Bowling Violet E m ily, weighing 7 pounds, were in Portland last weekend sorority Sweet is a business
day.
tournament in Bend this p a s t' 13 ounces, born three weeks visiting Mrs Cannon's mother najor and a member of Sigma
Transportation for the team In Albany
Phi Epsilon fraternity
who has been ill.
B®8
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schelske weekend
was provided by A rt Tiny) Law
Attending the dinner were
The ladies report a very en-
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rence. Gene Harrison, Rayburn visited their son Lawrence and
In Y on calla
Mr. and Mrs Piercy Sweet.
Guerin and Mr. and Mrs Jack fam ily in Albany over the week joy able weekend but will not E a s te rn S ta r To
Mr and Mrs. Paul Smith of Mrs. Edith Spoon, Sue and
know the results of :he:r scor- H a llo w e e n P a r ty
Waldie who each drove a car end.
Langlois were recent visitors of George Sweet and Nelson Peder
ing
until
the
tournament
ends.
H
e
ld
In
L
a
n
g
lo
is
and arrived in Corvallis in time
Mr and Mrs Bob M<X?andlish son
S tudents H o m e
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A Halloween party for the
to see a basketball game.
in Yoncalla
Miss Cave announced her en-j
prim ary grades at the Langlois
B ill Bates, a student at the
gagement to her sorority sisters'
I grade school was held Thursday
University of Portland, spent In P o rtla J n d , ,
B irth d a y C e le b ra te d
last week at a traditional candle
the weekend with his parents, I , M r , . and Mrs.
.
. A rt . Aldropp
, . of
, . |with room mothers helping
Beachcombers Set
Recent visitors at the Albert passing c e r e m o n y . Barbara
Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Bates in Langlois made a business trip to favors
teachers w i!h SPeCia‘ ,re#:S and Brltton
in Denmark were
Rogge of Bandon, her "little
Port Orford.
Portland Monday
Sadie Hawkins Dance
j
and Mrs Louie Lund of sister" in the sorority, helped
A
couple
Chris Tope, son of Mr. and
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unidentified ^ 1 ^
and M r and Mrs B il,
Pilline EP 2 -Î 0 6 1
with the event.
ghosts" appeared and tneir Rreu{zer 0(
The Beachcombers’ S quaif Mrs. Bob Tope of Sixes and In E a s te rn Oregon
y,,je wbo were
Fw<T
oarogo
M r and M rs ’ Lonnie McVay | »hereabouts" are unknown!
dance group is announcing. _a student at Oregon Sta
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S
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Sadie Hawkin’s dance to be held” home for the weekend.
I of Port Orford spent several
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November 16 at 8:30 p.m at
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days last week visiting in East- Dau9h,«t A rr iv e »
the Cove. Thei’e w ill be prizes Relatives Visit
I ern Oregon.
Sheila Jean is the new daugh-
for the best costume.
Recent visitors at the Kenneth
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ter ° f M r and Mrs. Fred Blag-
A regular dance scheduled for Belden home in Port Orford At Ju nction C ity
,en of Por* Orford
Dec 7 is being cancelled as were Belden's mother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams
Tf’e bahy, weigh.ng 7 lbs.
many members are planning to Dora Belden of Mankota, Kan., i and son were in Junction City
z ,ia ' oorn Oct 26 at s ii.n-
attend the annua! Buckaroo’s and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E u -' over the weekend
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General hospi al n
dance being held in Roseburg at gene K irk of Minneapolis, Kan.
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¡Bandon
that time. This event _____
is being
«, | The visitors enjoyed the trip V isit Mother
Grandparents are Mr. and
planned with an Oriental them e, to see the "Trees of M ystery",
Mr. and Mrs Roy Hofsess of
*; a'« Blagden of Port Gr
and a large attendance is ex- the Rogue rive r boat trip and Powers visited his mother. f" rd and '’Ir
Mrs Elm er
¡one weekend with the Kenneth Hazel Hofsess, in Langlois this w h " le of Sacramento. Cal f
The Beachcombers are still Belden Jr. fam ily of Lakeside pat weekend
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V isits In T a c o m a
holding beginner’s lessons each where they
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‘ of M r
were guests
Monday evening at the Cove and Mrs. Verne Hankins, care Luncheon Hostess
' ,rs Tohn Chenoweth returned j
Mrs Bernard Kosta was host- 'l"fid a y morning from a visit (
and all interested in learning takers at "Camp Easter Seal” .
to square dance are urged to
ess at her home Thursday for |'* ‘ -h her s.ster. Mrs Cora Bax-
attend.
Visit Son
potluck luncheon and an after- ¡(cr and laughter, Mrs Shirley
Mrs. Bernard Kosta a n d noon of sewing and knitting. ¡Bryson, in Tacoma. Wn
daughter Ginger spent the week
Attending were Mrs. Sterling
B rid a l Shower
end visiting Mrs. Kosta’s son Welch of Bandon, Mrs. A riel ln C o rvallis
Jim in Corvallis.
MacDonald. Mrs. Val Townley
Kate M ore of Gold Beach and
full
Honors Fiancee
Ne!1:e Fromm of Brushes Creek
They attended a program at and Beulah Hines.
QUART
were recently in Coos Bay and |
the Coliseum Saturday evening
A bridal shower for Miss when famous recording stars
were guests of M r and Mrs
Gladus Anderson, fiancee vl “ Peter, Paul and M ary” were On Leave
of
Lester Huntley, USN., left George Fromm in Coquille
George Dwire, was given F ri featured Miss Mary Helmken.
They were among the many
day afternoon at the home of one of the cheerleaders attend Tuesday for San Diego after hundreds of guests who attended
c
spending
his
leave
with
bis
Mrs Eldon Spence in Silver ing the Oregon State-Stanford
the large Smorgasbord held at
mother.
Elsie
Huntley
of
Sixes
Springs.
game with the group from Pa
’ he Community Bldg in Coquille
Assisting Mrs. Spence were cific High School, returned home D in n er Guests
Saturday evening, sponsored by
Mrs Sidney Cadman, Miriam with the Kostas.
Mr and Mrs A rt Nieman the Meth idist church,
Deaver and Mrs. Rov Noah
At«
were Saturday evening dinner j
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friends surprise
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion v . .
Viait Sister
H O S TE S S O N B IR T H D A Y
Hubbs of Brushes Creek.
M r and Mrs. Ray Deets spent
Mrs. Leo Mitchell was hostess
several days in Portland and
A l l FIAVOAS
at her Elk River home for a Has S urgery
E thel Moore. Mrs. Elton Dwire group of friends last week serv
Nick Marsh has been a patient were dinner guests of Mrs.
and Mrs. M ilt Anderson
ing a delicious fried chicken for surgery at the Mast hospital Deets’ sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don
002’
may a a
Unable to attend and sending luncheon.
in M yrtle Point this past week Auer, in Myrtle Creek on their
g ifts were Mrs. V irgil 1
return
trip
home.
The friends, learning of the
Mrs Dick Barklow
hostess having a birthday, sur See D a u g h te r
B a n le li, B, „ y
F r o m Coquille
prised her with a birthday cake
M r and Mrs. Tom Meade of
Hal Pierce of Coquille spent
and gifts.
Port Orford visited their daugh several days visiting his daugh-
RiRh Arm strong, Pat and Jean
Attending were Mrs. Ben
ter and son-in-law the Donald
Mr
and Mrs
Everett
MfConnel and Leta Shaw
Johnson, Mrs. Leo Mitchell and
| Strain, in Langlois
Miss Anderson is the daughter son Charles, Mrs. George Mc Fromms :n Springfield.
vy
an.u M rs- MiK Anderwn Donald. Mrs. Ariel MacDonald,
of Klam ath F alls George is the and Mrs. Roy Mills.
son o f M r and Mrs. Elton Dwire
a r / f Xef ,and, ihC y° Ung C0UPle D u p lic e te B rid g e
are tentatively planning a Dec
The Port Orford-Gold Beach
em ber wedding.
Duplicate bridge club met at
Ophir Saturday evening with
In A s h la n d
six tables of bridge.
Here it is - a HANDY
M r and Mrs. A rt Sweet re
Winners were Mrs. Harry
A&ED AMP
turned Sunday from Ashland Kalina and Mrs. Charles Daugh
HUNBRED or M or»!
where they spent a week visit erty firs t; M r and Mrs Ray
UlfU-TRlMMfO
Call Crater Finance
ing th e ir daughter Mrs Jim Keene, second; Mr. and Mrs
LBi
Parsons and fa m ily.
Vern Kolen, th ird ; and Mrs.
Rod McKenzie and Mrs. Ira
SFECI AU THUH.jHlvSitr,
Tucker, fourth.
Langlois Church
Dales Potluck
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ROOFIN& SALE
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QMS M IK 0 M .V !
Pacific Team
Sees OSU Play
VALlfCC TO
$14
•OPe/V ALL PAY SATURDAY
POTATOES 50
LBS
ON14
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O N IO N S
CARROTS 2S25
NALLEYfc MAVONNAKE
VETS CAT L IT T E R
P K « CLOTHS
BURNER 8ITÇ POfr FOOD
ROYAL P U P P IN G
CANNEO P06- FOOD
LARGE EGGS
LOANS UP TO $1500
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10
25c
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Kit
switrs nttMiim FviiY » wonts
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cook
T -B O N E S T E A K S
CHEESE = .4 9
Visit Moores
Mrs. Jess E n ye a rt and B ar T h u rs d a y B rid g e
bara Geer of Bandon visited Mr
Mrs. Nick Marsh was hostess
and Mrs. A lbert Moore o f the to the Thursday bridge club
A irp o rt Road last week.
Friday at her E lk River home
High score was held by Mrs.
Ralph Hall and second high by
Returns From Business T rip
Jim Tweedy o f the Arizona Mrs Ira Tucker The hostess
Ranch returned Sunday from a won the slam prize.
business trip to Los Angeles and
At Lake Tahoe
San Francisco.
The A1 Bergers returned re
New and different, but like
able are the “ W h irley-B ird” a ir cently from a few days vacation
taxies used from the a irp o rt to spent at Lake Tahoe.
the cities in southern C alifornia,
Tweedy reports.
There’s good new« in the ads!
IN AND N AV r A CNP
OF COFFFF M fc e YÛU DNûPf
• F<M
+« SkR.&úly
out Prices ARE LOWER m •
Pirn GOLD BONO STAMPS/
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