( — Port Orford News, Thursday November 14, 1963
OUTDOOR RAMBLINGS
Zion Lulheran
Church R tw i
Return of the Geese Welcomed with Nostalgia
Mr*, Floyd Marlow* ad.lrcu 1*1
By Lan* Leneve
While the NRA is directly re- favor, continue to do so in the
More than a decade ago vast
flocks of geese frequented the sponsible for the launching of future when the occasion war-
1 coastal a ir l a n e s by the the gun safety program, never rants such criticism ), we never­
New Activities
a 64 Fairlane and has an auto­ thousands as they winged from theless the results obtained are theless. try earnestly to con-
duct this column fa irly so we
New noon activities are now matic gear shift It is furnished ' the far northland during the strictly up to the game com­
do
not hesitate in the least to
missions
of
each
state
offered to students who are not by Capps Motor Company in first weeks of early fall, headed
our most
— f program
" » - — ■ - is outlined by - offer
........—
- - hearty
—
_ congral-
T,
otherwise engaged with class Randon who takes care of the for points lying to’ the south of • The
the NRA but at the same tim e illations to our State Game (®m-
car and keeps it in good running as
or club activities.
But
gradually,
as
the
years
it
takes
the
fullest
cooperation;
mission
for
a
deed
well
done
The game room provides a condition for students
passed,
the
flocks
grew
less
of
the
game
commissions
in
More
power
to
'em
quid recreation hour for stu­
At this tim e there are '20
. You M
Not Ko#w
dents who enjoy games such as students enrolled m the D river's numerous and during the past order to produce results
several (alls, the voices of the
So our hat is doffed to the
Education Course.
chess or checkers.
big migrating birds were sel- Oregon State Game Commission
Except for vultures and par
For students who enjoy music
lorn heard in flight
in appreciation of Its splendid rots, Canada geese live longer
dur ng their lunch hour a stereo­
No doubt. due to some quirk programs conducted in the than any other birds,
set is provided Before school, Pacific Uniforms
Pacific High now has a march­ of nature beyond the conception teaching of aun safety to the records of bird» in
and during the noon hour, music
our " * ‘ ive
Z
b n g .™ a
is provided b\ the new juke box ing band and it is making plans of man. the geese virtually de- :
>« « * * that we have
“
Al! students interested in par­ for band uniforms We have not serted their old established line
' ^ ‘ 'a re M as « ea rth-
ticipating in athletics or exer­ had a marching ban for four of flight that had existed as far '? th* P«s‘ criticized the Game
cises are given the opportunity years and the uniforms we have back as the oldest residents of commission concerning the ad- ^m i-transparent as an earth
from the last marching band
, „
. , m inistration of game affairs that *« rn i
to enter intram urals
I loos and Lurry counties could
beijevwj j 0
unwtse eon- The bear so often mentioned
Different organizations and are now out of style
The band has two plans for recall and established a new k.^rn ij|g thv propagation and 11 Scriptural writing is the
classes are able to hold their
course many miles to the east of conservation of both game and Syrian hear, distinctive for its
meetings during the noon hour uniforms. One is to add to the
present uniform by adding new lls-
,
..
fish (and w ill without tear o r I gentle disposition.
period
For many past seasons the | ___________________________________________
caps and trousers. The other
voices
of
the
migrants
were
only-
plan is to buy completely new
Joke Box Arrives
heard occasionally—just a lone
The juke box arrived at school uniforms We need 60 uniforms ; [jock or so. and probably blown
plus
one
drum
m
ajor
outfit
It
on the afternoon of Thursday-
Oct 31. It is furnished by the is thought that we w ill probably off their established line of
Sunset Music Company of Coos add to the present uniforms be­ flight east of us. There was
Bay. A new supply of records cause of the lack of money for ' no doubt that the geese had
virtually deserted those old air-
will come sometime in the near complete new ones
The Jav-c-ettes are assisting ; lanes, used for peilnps
- -
future.
The juke box w ill be used for the band with fund raising pro­ ies as they wended their w iy
dances and is played m the jects to help pay for the uni­ from frozen nesting zones of tne
far north in a mass flight f
morning, at noon, and after forms.
M r Sheets hopes that we will mat ion to the great r.cc-.a •»
s w in R t
school.
have band uniforms by spring of the Sacramento V i'k y ; 1
so they w ill be able to appear j points s till farther south
in public at that time
FFA Initiates
But rew once again ta? o il
The FFA held its annua! form ­
j honkers and their lesser bri -, 1-
al u tia tio n Nov. 5 at 8 00 p m Game Cancelled
ren are back'
The last football game of the
It was held for the purpose of
lour.ng late September a-d
initiating
the "Greenhands.” season which was to be Nov. 8 well into October the honking
4 8 's
Parents were invited to come at M vrtle Creek was cancelled ! of the geese was heard at vari-
The officers a ll took part in because of rain which rendered ; ous intervals—day and night—
the initiation. The "Greenhands'' the M yrtle Creek field unplay­ i throughout the coastal section of
had to recite the chapter creed. able.
1 southwestern
Oregon
Huge
Then refreshments were served
flocks were observed at times,
and a tour of the shop was Dance F ri -lay
as in days of yore
Tomorrow night. Nov 15, the
taken.
To this w rite r it was no: un­
A ll of the new members are juniors are sponsoring the an­ like turning back the pages of
required to be in a Vo-Ag class, nual Sadie Hawkins Dance It ' time, to once again rei ve mo­
have a project, know the chap­ w ill be from 7:30 to 10 30
ments from out the p »- ' that
The Sadie Hawkins Dance is were dead—forgotten, but re­
ter creed and be a member of
the chapter. The members are different from any other dance vived again as if by a stroke of
during the year because the magic—as from out the dark­
Greenhands” for one year.
Another recent event in the girls are to ask the Doys. Also ened sky the voices cf geese in
FFA Chapter was the visit of this w ill be a costume dance flight reached our ears voices
two state officers: the state and is restricted to students cur­ like those of long forgotten
secretary. Randy Martineck: rently enrolled at Pacific High. i friends that hne -ye” dear to
and the state treasurer. Charles
■ one's ears and heart but had
P la y * C o m in g
Wilcox.
been hushed long since by the
Two one-act plays w ill be passage of time and untimely-
presented by the students of departure from this earth
Driver Education
The D river Education car is Pacific High soon. They are
It is with heartfelt thanks that
children’s plays and w ill be we turn our faces sky ward and
given to the Port Orford and once again extend a fervent
Langlois grade schools. Nov 20 welcome to those old friends of
filCAM ST^LE
and 21. Then they w ill act for ours— the honkers. Larg may
WtftK WlRfV
the public on the night of Nov. they fly ' For to me th?y are
22. It w ill be in the Pacific High the king of fowl'
3 65 TINS
Balcony starting at eight o'clock
Roseburg w ill play host to the Admission w ill be 50c for every O regon W in * Safety A w a rd
Power Use Workshop of the individual.
The International Association
Northwest Public Power Associ­
One play, "Rapunzel” , stars of Game. Fish and Conserva­
ation. in 1964. it was announced Janice Bushnell as Rapunzel:
tion Commissioners selected
today by B ill Cook. Coquille, Dick Hines, as the prince: Nancy-
Oregon from 3 field of 50 states
newly elected chairman of the Shaw as the witch: Pete Kalina,
and Canadian provinces as this
group for next year.
the old man: and Kathy Sella year's recipient of the annual
Meeting in Tillamook this as the old woman.
safety award presented by the
year, the group attended a
The cast for "Old Mother Hub­ National Rifle Association. The
three-day session which high­ bard” is: JoAnne Karie, Old i
award, a large silver shield
lighted speakers from Salem, i Mother Hubbard: Linda Lester.
Massachusetts. Washington. D. | Towser f the dog ); Richard ; bearing raised figures c f a
father-and-son bu.it n ' team, is
C.. and from the Tennessee; Denn, butcher; Jim Colson,
presented for outstanding con-
Valley Authority, as well as baker: Pete Kalina, candlestick
trib u t n in 'he f.dd of r anting
regional personalities and staff I m aker; Mary Fitzhugh, old wo­
safety ’
members of the Bonneville '• man who lives in a shoe: Dan­
Power Administration.
ny Krossman Jack: Diane Vel­
130 delegates representing 41 arde. J ill: and there are several
Steak Tante
utilities attended the m eeting,, children
I t is w ith o u t qu e stion th a t
which is the power sales divis­
th e m a jo r ity o f men w o u ld w e l­
Tip*
ion of the NWPPA which has a
W h e n w k in . ro a s t* on the com e a -teak d in n e r. H ave you
total membership of 120 utilities
e v e r th o ug h o f the m a n y d if f e r ­
in Washington. Oregon. Idaho, ro tisse rie in se rt rod le n g th w ise , e n t types nf steak a v a ila b le ?
Montana. British Columbia and th ro u g h nonror o f nv»at and test T o nam e some, you can p u i-
fo r balance • v r o ta tin g in p a lm
Canada.
..-join, p o rte rh ou se , T -
o f hands Fasten th e m eat se­ chase
Attending the meeting from
bone. club, r ib o r D e lm o n ico
c u re ly
t .m s o n ly w ith the
Coos-Curry E lectric Coopera­ rod. Ins# r* ‘ he m eat th e rm o ­ steaks L e a rn to id e n tify th e
tive. besides Cook, was M. L. m e te r at
cuts and
use th is
lig h t angle, so the d iffe re n t
M itchell,
assistant
manager b u lb is in the c e n te r o f th e kn o w le d g e in v a ry in g steak
from Gold Beach; Rus Messer, roast b u t not re s tin g in fa t. on m en us
district manager from Brook­ bone o r in ’ hr rod A rra n g e
ings. and Tex Bloomer, district b riq u e ts a re a r o f fir e b o w l ADLA1 E STEVENSON, U. S.
manager of Gold Beach.
and place nt
pan u n d e r m eat
Ambassador to the United
Cranberry juice donated b y ;
Nations:
Ocean Spray of Bandon and
Hnr*> <1’O e m re S pecialty
“ I hope and expect that the
F o r a pre-rneal a p p etize r. u«e Soviets w ill meet us half way
wooden nickels from Roseburg,
i t ’s easy too
played a big part in the spirited ch ip p e d h *e f
in further steps to relieve ten­
bidding for the 1964 site. Cook Shape a hou’ 1 tablespoon o f sion and restore sanity and
eream
che<
s<
in
hands
to
fo
rm
said This w ill he the firs t time
meh*« lo n g T hen safety to the world.”
in its 10-year history that the i r o ll about
group has ever met south of wrap w ith 1 s trip o f chipped
beef
Eugene
M r. G ra n t K e rb e r, 1955 Hayes
S tre e t, C o rv s llts , O regon. She
nee, Is y o u r le tte r* and e a rth o f
c h e e r and e n c o u ra g e m e n t.
the l.ydla Ruth C ircle w ill
m ee t at the hom e o f M r*. M i l ­
to n le e r at 7i 30 p. m , , Friday,
N o ve m b e r I 5.
The L u th e ra n C h u rc h W o rld
R e lie f Service I* now »hipping
c lo th in g tw ic e a y e a r Instead o l
th e y e a rly s h ip m e n t h e ld In Mav
A s h ip m e n t o f c lo th in g w i l l he
«hipped fro m th e c h u rc h on N o ­
v e m b e r .’ 0 A n yone h a v in g a r­
t ic le * to be le n t, ple a se le a v e
at the c h u rc h by t h i* tim e
P. T. A. M EtTINC
DATE CHANGED
T he P. T , A. m e e tin g w i l l be ;
h e ld on next T hursday, N ov 21.
at 7 iJ0 , i n s t e a d o f the 4 th
Thursday, because o f T h a n k s ­
g iv in g .
'It makes them nervous to be watched while
they're working!"
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