T V ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
A tten d M eetin g
Of R ed C ross
Mr«. Sylvia Honeywell, M n
I «Moyne Paris and Mr» Roy
Noah attended a General Exec*
utlvc County Board meeting of
the American Red Cro«« at Coos
Bay on Tuesday.
Mr«. Ho-.aywell and Mr«. Noah
are home nursing Instructors.
M n. Pari« li chairman of the
American Red Croat, Port O r-
lord chapter and Srd vice pres«
Ident ol the executive board of
the Coos-Curry cha|iter.
JINX CANASTA
The Jinx Canasta Club met
January 21 at the liome ol Mn.
A rvllle Ruth Mary Brazil took
hlgh score w ith M arie Gerhardt
second Maude W eir was low.
Rote Davit was welcomed at
a new member.
LUTHERA N CHURCH NEWS
Zion Women
Slarl Library
The Lutheran Church Wunien
met Thursday night and the
meeting was well attended
President
Louetta
Jamieson
conducted the meeting Pastor
Daugs gave the Bible study and
Mrs Haugs gave the devotions
It was decided to start a library
for the hresidc mom
An ni(lei was placed with a
book club for three new bonks
Each nl the members are plan
ning to contribute books during
the year
The Luther League will meet
at the church P'eb. 2 lor an
afternoon meeting
Without faith it is impossible
to please God
There is no
salvation without laith To the
chin (h has (a-en entrusted the
Bible Without the church we
Mould have no Bible today
Therefore faith and the church
are inseparable.
The supreme concern of the
church is the salvation of souls
from sin death and the power
of the D u ll The church alone
in this world oilers a solution
for the problem o f sin through
forgiveness based upon t h e
merits ol Jesus Christ and thus
gives faith hope, cheer, cour
age and wisdom
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D l'P L IC A T I BRIDGE
Sorority Hears
Reports, Plans
Hootenanny
PTA Plans
Alien Class
The regular meeting of the
PTA, held on the fourth Thurs
day of each month, w ill be |KMt-
poned until next Thursday, Jan.
tOth, at 7i 10 p. m.
The PTA executive com m it
tee lias been making plana to
lorm a class locally to aid those
persons Interested In becoming
citizens. A cla u with a credited
teacher, (pamphlets furnished
by the Naturalization Service at
no cost) w ill be formed If enough
persona show tntercat People,
who In the past have been un
able to make trips out of town
for the p u r p o s e of becoming
c 111 s e n i should welcome this
aid. A tim e for registering w ill
be announced next Thursday at
PTA.
The 8th grade students at Bat
tle Rock School w ill preaant ex
cerpt Irom their study of U. S.
government Mr. G ai, Beck w ill
be in charge ol music.
The January meeting was
held at the home ol Jean Sam-
udw wiL. Carol Weaver as co
hostess Those present answered
roll call with the New Year reso
lution they plan to keep.
The treasurer reported Let
ters were read from Vera Smith,
state president; Gertrude Dun
can, president of the "G avels";
Judy S l.ib l. : and Irene Hale
A motion passed to send »10
to help pay expenses of a candi
date to International convention
A new chapter. Alpha Theda,
has started in Salem.
President Dorothy Valet re
viewed the list of committees
for the year and added the new
pledges to some of the com
mittees
Social chairman reported a
Court Whisk party to be held at
Beverly McKenzie's during the
Attend Son's Wedding
.Mi and Mrs Elton Dwire and j month of January Ways and
fam ily were in Klamath Falls Means committee was asked to
over the weekend to attend the j try to have a rummage sale (or
wedding of their son, George the Crippled Children's Hospital
Dwirc. to Gladus Andersen of ' Fund.
There was further discussion
Klamath Falls
Bad weather conditions made I on the “ Hootenanny,” planned
the weekend trip a bit difficult, j to help raise money for Pacific
High band uniforms. Tentative
date is set for M ar 21, at the
Battle Bock Gym.
Names ol various muscians
in the area were given to Judy
Bens, who will contact them to
A course in self improvement j see if they will take part in the
Plans were made for
is to be given in Port Orford, project
beginning on Feb. t> and spot»-' making posters and other pub
sored by the Home Extension licity
Maude Wetr staged a style
It will be given to adults from
1 no to 3 00 p m and for high show of the "Beeline" Fashions
school girls from 3 18 to 5:00 which the members modeled
Refreshments were served at
at the high school.
This course is to he given by ! the conclusion.________
the Cinderella School of Self SON BORN
Improvement
and
Model's
M r and Mrs Fred Riess an
Agency of Salem There will be
nounce the birth of a grandson,
5 meetings, one week apart
Cost Io high school students born to Mr and Mrs Junior
will be »150 and $5 00 for the Sanchez ol 2657 E. Union, High
land. Calif.
adult series
The course includes. Posture. ! The hab> was born Jan 17.
walking, standing and sitting: weighed 7 lbs. 14' k oz . and was
diet and exercise: personality, named Eliseo Sanchez, H I The
etiquette, social protocol; brief couple has two other children,
on conversation tips; griximing. a son Tony and a daughter,
hair styling make-up. etc and Brenda
Seven and a half table« ol
play en competed Saturday m ghl
f o r duplicate bridge at Ophir
school
North-South winners werei
Maude V, eir and Geneva Tucker,
first, M r and M r, Id Conley,
second, Mr. and Mrs I red Stark
weather, third.
East-West winners! Mr. and Mrs
Vem Kolcn, first; George Dut
ton a ml Jim Redburn, of Coo,
Bay, second, Mr. and M n . Bill
Oohyns, third.
The next play w ill be Friday,
January 2-ttlv, 8 p.m. at the Ophir
school.
hi at hei e x c la im , " W h s . a ll
m i I.1I1 In li t o o l' a i e zii z< !
" N o t n e w ." I m w w e ie d w ith a
ugh.
H ui they look good as
•w, d on't th e y ? T h e y 'll- s tu in -
s.x steel.
l i e f ii n ia i k cu lle d fo r a to o l'I
■ m t i| d t imie kitchen. W h a t
ol I n - l t a u g h t lo r eye? M> row
' lie iile is , ladles, .spultilas m o l
it t mu' e q u ip m e n t, T he y w in ke d
III gleamed at tlx fro m the w a ll.
M a m le -s slei-1 w o n 't ru s t, ' I
ild my n e ig h b o r, "even in eon-
icl w illi io id fo o ds." I l s t ir -
ti'-ed me th a t she knew so lit t le
n u t llo - e io lle s - uses n f ru re -
ee sta in le ss o s n e ria lly fo r the
i - i i 1 I i o o m i n I lie house.
I showed lo r m y w ip e -e le iin
. m i l e ' s t e e l w n ll oven, ru u n te l
ip - and d ish w a sh e r
" A n d lie n 's som ething else I
lin k yo u 'd a p p re c ia te ," I said,
liv in g II hand ill p rid e (»W ill'd.
i\
iin m a e u la te k itc h e n sink.
It
s ta in le ss, too. T h is sin k
ike - rou g h tre a tm e n t h ilt tom es
p . h in t b r i g h t e v e r y tu n e ,
la in li-s s s u rfa c e s a re non p e r
ils
, d ir t m o l re s u ltin g d i* -
■ lo ra lio ii d o n 't g e t to fir s t bnse
ere.”
In fa c t, u ccn i'd in g to a recent
iirv c y sponsored by .lone
A
a lig h lin Steel Cm p o ru lin n , over
IT , o f the s in k s in test kitch e n s
f p ro fe s s io n a l home eeononiisls
le m ade fro m s ta in le s s steel,
he <| uk -I s -c le a n in g q u a lity plus
e n a m ie n t b e m ity o f sta in le ss
avc made t h e m etal "a k itc h e n
e l " n f busy Imiisew i o - e ve ry
here,
My new n e ig h ls il- w e n t Imme
it li a g le a m in h e r eye. I II ju s t
el tlie ie a re e lia n g vs i l l store fo r
er ow n k itc h e n 1
The January meeting of the
Sunset Garden Club was held
Friday, Jan. 17, at the home of
Mrs
Marguerite Wilaon with
Mrs Lottie Harrison as co
hostess
Mrs Maurine Dewey gave ai
very informative lesson on wild
bird feeding and distributed
recipes to prepare A discussion
followed the lesson
The club decided to help with
the drive for band uniforms for
Pacific high sciiool band and
asked that suggestions as to
how to raise money be brought
to the next meeting.
wardrobe
This course was especially
brought here for 4-H girls, but
will be beneficial to everyone,
sponsors say
The place of the adult class
will be announced later
Talent Hunt
Set for Spring
"O UR BABY S ITT E R PU T
W E T DIAPER S on our hard
wood floor and now there is a
dark stain.” We were asked
what could be done
These stains are permanent
The only remedy is refinishing
In the future, keep vinegar
water handy for sponging im
mediately. th en rinse, dry, and
rewax
Salem Dean Melvin Geist,
head of the Willamette Univer-
spy Music Department, will
again direct the talent show,
one of the big free attractions
at the Oregon State Fair An-
muncement was made :oda> by
Howard Maple, State Fair Slan-
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Church News
The North Curry Recreation,
In c . held I t s annual meeting
Jan. 17, at the city ball. There
ware approximately IS )>eople
A presentation of dances from
In attendance for the business different c o u n t r i e s w ill be a
Coming up this Sunday is the
meeting and election of officers. I special treat for persons attend
V i c e president Cort Kuehnert ing the varsity basketball game monthly F e l l o w s h i p Potluck
g a v e a brief annual report of at Pacific high school Friday Dinner at the Port Orford Com
munity Church. A ll members,
this yean activities. Treasurer when the Pirates meet Bandon.
friends of the church, and any
M arie Gerhardt reported money
Featured in the halftim e ex
taken In last year was $855 from hibition w ill be members of the other interested young people
members. Money paid out for four c la s s e s of Pacific's girls and adults are invited to come
for this tim e of informal visit
parts and labor, $897. 93, She physical education classes.
ing and fellowship.
a ls o reminded members that
Saturday, February 1,7:30 p .m ,
funds are below E'.C.C. require
is the tim e set for the next Area
ments and that the new year's Attend GOP Meeting
Mrs Minnie King Jolly and wide Youth Fellowship. It w ill
assessment ol $10 is due
Mrs.
Ralph H all attended a feature the film "Venture For
A vote of thanks was given
Victory," true story of the Ven
Trank Knottingham for m a n y meeting of the Coos County, ture for Victory Basketball team,
services rendered,often without Republican Central Committee film ed in the Orient. Present for
in Coos Bay Thursday evening.
pay. O ffic en installed for the
A dinner precede«! the meet the showing w ill be area repre
new year were: President, Jim ing at the Courtel, with the main sentative of the Overseas Cru
Vincent; Vice president, John meeting held «t the Timber Inn sades, Lloyd Kilgore.
Special music for the Morn
Campbell; Secretary and trea Featured was the outstanding
ing Worship last Sunday was fur
surer, Marie Gerhardt; Directors, speaker. Dr. Orlo Brees.
nished by an insturmental trio
Frank Knottingham, Mary Brazil,
which played the hymn, "A t the
Tom Petok, W alter Cram, Re
Cross. " The trio members were
gional advisor, Art Niemann.
M ike Shenk, taxaphone, Terry
Thuwday, January 23,
1 9 6 4 -3
Holmquist, trumpet, and Jamie
France, clarinet. The subject of
the pastor*s sermon was" Smyrna)
Life out of Death." This coming
Sunday Pastor F ran crw ill bring
the next in this series of visually
illustrated messages on the book
of Revel >tion, entitled "Per-
gamosi the First State Church. "
Mr. Conrad Johnson w ill also
play an accordion solo in the
Morning W onhip Service.
A ll interested women are in
vited to the W o m e n 's Bible
Class, taught by Mn. Lucille
Libby, and held each week at
the Ed Longton home, 1075 West
Lakeshore Drive. Babysitting is
provided. The class is currently
studying the book of Genesis.
MASONS CONFER
M ASTER DECREE
Master Mason’s Degree w ill
be conferred in a special meet
ing of Port Orford Lodge, A. F.
GA. M. 170, on Friday, January
24th, 8 p. m.
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Dean Geist will twgin in early
■ spring
to scout for talent
throughout the state and will
continue auditions for the late
summer fair. Sept 4-12, up
until early August, or until he
' has the desired number of
by M A R Y TRO Y,
participants, he said.
home eronomirs consultant to
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