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Changes Date
A changt <*l playing date* anil
localMin was voted at the laal
meeting ul I h<' Port Orford»
Gold Beach Duplicate Bridge
('lu ll Nets pta, date* » III
the lira! I o iii Saturday* ol each
month
A ll meets w ill be at
the (iphn school
Il w.i* ulao upproved that each
f iiiiid Saturday ol the month
would t*i' Master Point night
Five and a half table* com­
peted at the last play, at Ophir,
with (he (oltowing winner*
F isl. Hattie Hogue amt Ada
Johnston, sei'ond. Vernlee Mas-
leison and Adolph Windinaiser;
thud Nadine Kalina and Georg­
ia l*oogherty. fourth. Fred
Starkweather and Hill Sweet
tw
World D ay of
P rayer Slated
M r and M n Scott Greenland,
w h e n the went by plane from
Los Angeles to Globe, Arizona,
w hile they were away.
Plan« lor the World Day of
Prayer, to be held on F r i d a y ,
February 14, at Zion Lutheran
Church, were formed at an or­
ganizational m e e t i n g at the
home of Mrs. Josie Forty.
FIRST GRANDSON
CHRISTMAS IN
SFATTLE
Mr. a<
Mrs. Roland Gerhardt
returned New Yean eve from an
e i g h t Jay trip to Waihlngton
where they spent Christmas with
their daughter, Mr», l ew Flardry
and fam ily in Seattle and visited
friend» and relative» in Aberdeen
amt Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs Cort Kuehnert
d r o v e to Los Angeles for the
Christmas liolidays and visited
with friends in Iliat area Mrs.
gKuchnert enjoyed a day« visit
lit the liome of their daughter.
Wedding Vows
Are June Plans
Port Orford News, Thursday, January 9,
Meet
Here Saturday
A »on was f>orn to Mr and Mr».
Dan Van T hiel of Cerva Ills on
Tue»day, January 7. The yosing
m a n has not been named but
Meads Visit
weighed 9 pounds 7 ounces at
Mr and Mrs Tom Meade
birtli. The Van I h i e l t have two
enjoyed everal days over the
daughters, Shellie a n d Tracy
wlso are visltingthe proud grand­ Christmas holiday visiting in
pa r e n ts , Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Springfield, Salem and Port­
land
McGarvey.
I
Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs George Hahn Rummage Sale Dated
drose to Vancouver. Wash.ng
The Ladies Auxiliary to Bat­
l«m on Dec 29 and spent the tle Rock Barracks 903, Veterans
das a! the Gordon ( line home WWI w ill hold a rummage sale
It'
McWilliams left by plane
lor hi* parental home in Ware-
ham
( ape Cod.
Massac hu-
•e lt
on Monday nigh!, after
receiving a telegram informing
him of 'he sudden death of hi*
brother n Germany, stationed
then with the arms
on January 16 and 17 at the Coos-
Curry Coop Building.
CANASTA CLUB PLAY
The January meeting of the
Jinx Canasta Club was held at
the home ol Mrs. Clarence Bra 11
on Tuesday. Mrs, O rville Ruth
won high, Mrs. Clyde Wagner
•G U A R A N T E E D ^ M E A T S ¿’
1904—3
Granddaughter Her»
Mr. and Mrs H.
McGarvey
drove to Corvallis and Portland
Youth Officer
over the New Year's Holiday
and visited at the homes of their
Regular dinner meeting of the sons and other relative«. They
Business and Professional Wo­ brought their two granddaugh
men's club was held Monday, ters home with them on Sunday
J a n u a r y 6, at Orfords Cedar for a couple of weeks’ vialt
BPW
The Fellow Craft Degree w ill
be held at the Masonic H all on
Saturday, January 11th at 8 p. m.
A ll Matons are invited.
Called To East
IN LOS ANGELES
Masons
Club
A.
Hears
Room. Guest Speaker was Wm.
T . Tankersley, Curry c o u n t y
juvenile director.
Plans were completed to give
away an eight-piece setofW m .
Rogers silverware, as a part of
the club's scholarship fund rais­
ing project.
it was announced that Winter
Board w ill be January 25 and 26
at the Village Green. The local
club w ill be represented by Bet- |
ty Bigelow, Geneva Tucker and ,
/Anna Thomas.
January 21 w ill be a breakfast j
meeting at Bartlett's Cafe.
The Joor prize was won by i
Louise Hahn,
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second and Mrs. Clarence Brazil
low. Mrs. Wagner became a Bow-
member.
GOLD 6 EACH • OREGON
’c W T c ^ f r iu t C ffe tf'v t JAN. 9 - / 0 - H
GIANT
HANDY 1ST A BROOK took Just
a little more than a minute a
pound to land thl< (U-poundsal-
mon in the Sixes River recent­
ly. He 1« the 10 year old ton ol
Mr. and.Mn Lee I sta brook, Coos
Bay, and the grandson of the
Frank Morris’
(eelion to their homes, and al-
| 'owed the crim inal (he privilege
Visitors at the home of Rev. of possessing such arms There
land M r* Wm Mai in Langkiis has never yet been a gun law
during the holiday* were Mr. devised that w ill keep firearm s
and Mrs Don Carter of Tacoma. out of the hands of crimmaLs
I Wn , the Mats’ daughter. Mrs
Determined criminals have
Fat Palmer and daughter of been known to have manufac­
Orland Calif , and son David tured effective firearms out of
Mai. a student of Cascade Col­ auto aerials, bits of gas pipe
lege in Portland
and other catch-as-catch-can
materials.
During prohibition c a n n e d
BANDON COUPLE WED
heat was a poor substitute for
PEGGY SUE P A R S O N S ,
Norma A. Weston and M ich­ bonded liquor, but it did the
daughter of M r. and Mr». Jamei ael Leroy Kunkle of Baudonss'ere job. So there you have it!
M att Have Guests
Parton» of A»hland, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mr». Arthur
Sweet of Siae», and Frank J.
Altettio, »on of M r. and Mr».
Ray Rliy of San Jo»«, Calif.,
are making plan» for a June
weddin ,.
Mi»» Parton» w«» graduated
from Ashland High School in
19»2 .»nd it now a uphom ori at
Oregon State University. Ale»-
tio it a pre law tenter at South­
ern Oregon College.
CALIFORNIANS WED
Justice Arthur F. Niemann of­
ficia te d st the marriage of Sam­
my Gensasv and Alma Gciuaw of
Del NortcCounty, California,o-
lanuary 2, at h is home. W it­
nesses were Mr. and Mrs Dave
l.ibby.
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SHOULDER ROAST
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Ar.ti-Gun L egislation Is Threat
To C itizen's R ights,
No D eterrent to Crime
hold up a place or assault some-1
body with a gun. the (law
'gainst* carrying a gun is not
In the wake of President Ken­
going to deter him He is a crim ­
nedy’s tragic assassination, a
inal anyhow, and he cannot law­
great many people have lashed
fully possess a gun. So a law on'
nut for a scapegoat upon which
the books that he cannot have a
to heap their frustrations, anger
gun in his possession is not going
and sorrow.
to deter him.
It only increases our own sor-
“ It may be argued that any
row and regret to Rate that fire ­
legislation that would reduce
arms in general, the firearms
the number of pistols in circu­
industry and honest sportsmen-
lation would substantially re­
citizons have been chosen to
duce the number of aggravated
hear the blunt of this wave of assaults The idea rests upon >
reaction to the assassination of two mistaken premises.
John F. Kennedy.
“ F irst, it assumes that re­
I l Is useless to state at this strictive legislation w ill prevent)
time that, due U> crackpots, anti­ crim inals from obtaining guns.
fire-arms proponents and mis­ The fact is that experience has
guided citizens of that ilk, Con­ shown that legislation such as
gress soon w ill be faced with a the Sullivan law does not reduce
flood of bills proposing to dis­ the number of pistols in the
arm the citizens of America to hands of criminals.
such a drgree that they would
"Second, the argument as­
as a whole be deprived of the sumes that handguns are used
constitutional right to bear or in most aggravated assaults,
hi
IlMl tin* nation has whereas the fact is that pistols
witm sed since the adoption of are used in only a small per­
the R ill of Rights.
centage of assaults." Unquote.
It presents a challenge to hon­ Anti-Gun Exfremisfs Active
est gun-owners everywhere. It
We had just a mild taste of
constitutes a serious threat to of the anti-gun extremists drive
the freedom of possessing fire ­ to disarm the citizens of Oregon
arms both at the national and during the last session of the
individual state level—to their state legislature, when a b ill
(institutional rights concerning was introduced to restrict the
ownership of firearms.
use of firearms on target ranges
Recent hearings were held on within various areas. This was
a b ill that would have made it merely a forerunner to proposed
j crime to own certain classes legislation concerning firearm s
of weapons in the nation's cap­ that is sure to come.
ital The earnest chaps who de­
With active anti-gun groups
void ly believe it possible to operating throughout the nation,
legislate away human wicked­ and as a result of their activi­
ness tiore witness in behalf of ties, bills of anti-firearm nature
the measure, but it was not un­ being introduced in Congress
til Washington’s able Superin­ each session, it is high time that
tendent of Police Robert V. M ur­ the sportsmen of this country
ray testified, that any element start action against those per­
of logic entered the proceedings. sons seeking to promote their
peculiar bigotry as pertaining to
Murray's Report
This column has been granted anti-firearm s legislation.
permission to publish the re­ The Sullivan Law
The Sullivan law that is en­
marks made by Chief M urray,
as reported by Richard Starnes, forced in both the states of New
syndicated w riter across the York and Illinois has proved to
country, in whose columns Chief be the most dismal flop of all
M urray’s report was featured. time so far as its enactment is
concerned in actually curbing
Here it follows in detail:
“ If I felt that we could take the use of handguns by c rim ­
guns away and out of the hands inals.
A ll it has served to do, is to
of the crim inal with this b ill o r
any other b ill, I would be a keep pistols out of the hands of
hundred percent for it. But if a respectable citizens for the pur­
crim inal is going to set out to pose of larget practice or pro-
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m a r r i e d by Justice Arthur!'.
Niemann at hi, home on Dec
20. Mr. Kunkle is e m p l o y e d
with the telephone company at
Bandon where the couple w ill
make their home. Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert We'ton svltnessed th e
ceremony
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