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Zion Lutheran
Church Notes
WORK
Wednesday evening at Zi 40
p.m . is Ute I.entr n Worship. This
w ill he a weekly worship service
until Easter Sunday. We invite
all I>eoplr to attend this worship
service us Christ's trip to the
cross is followed.
We are grateful for a fine
c o n s e c r a t e d Sunday school
teaching staff. We welcome you
to visit any of the claaos at any
tim e. For anyone who does not
attend Sunday school, we w el
come you to ours.
Zion Lutheran Church women
w ill meet March 19, Thursday,
at Zi40p,m . In the educational
unit of the church. Mrs. M ilton
Leer w ill give the Bible study,
Mrs. Paul Randall w i l l be in
charge of Devotions, and Mrs.
Wesley Spencer w ill s e r v e at
hostess.
As in the former years, the
Church a n d Educational Unit
w i l l receive a general house
cleaning before Farter.The dales
this year are March 19 and 20.
Bring a lack lunch and come
about 9 or 9i 30.
Rotary Annes
Plan Affair
The Rotary Anns held theii
regular meeting in the Cedat
Room of Orford«, Mo.iday, March
9. Mrs. E. IL Bennett was hos
tess. The table was beautifully
decorated with spring and "alter
motifs. Mrs. G il Rush won the
door prire. Mrs. Charles Haines
won the guesting game prize.
I he club decided to dispense
with the April meeting and ten
tatively made plana to meet in
May with a of nt meeting with
the Rotary club.
H L F N MARIE MITCHELL
Mr. and Mr«. tao 1. M l te b rìi
t h l » week announced thè en
gagement 01 t h r i r daugbter,
E l l a n Marte, to Mr. Kenneth
Beri Martin, aou of Mr. and Mr».
Beri M artin of Portland.
T h e brlde-elect li a I960
gradiate of Pacific high ichool
a n d now in her Iunior year at
Portland «tata Collrge, m aior-
ing in aocial aclence. Shc l i a
member of the Alpha Omlcion
Pi aorority. '
The bride groom -elect, a iiuiior
in h m l n c n adininiatration a t
Putrlaud L ille , li a gruhiate of
Jefferson high school In Portland.
I lie wedding la planned for
September 12 at Piedmont Unit
ed iYesbyteiian Church In Port
land.
Legion To
Noie Date
American I egion Port 76 w ill
celebrate the 45th anniversary
of the Legion at their regular
meeting at the hall Wednesday.
March Id.
An auxlllary-hoated dinner at
6 p.m. w ill proceed the m eet
ing, with entertainment follow
ing. .Ml member«, prospective
members, and t h e i r fam ilies
are Invited.
The Port Orford ’oat has ex
ceeded their membership quota,
It was noted, ami there is an In
dication that more veter.ms w ill
soon he added to the roster.
C A P TA IN TUCKER
V ISITS PARENTS
Army Capt. Lae Tucker ar
rived in Port Orford . eh. 26 for
a visit with his parents, the Ira
T u c krri, and many friends. Capt,
Tucker h as iust completed a
year's tourof duty In Viet Nam
and w ill be reassigned to Fort
Belavare, Virginia.
RETURN FROM
V A C A T IO N
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sondennan
visited with Mrs. Sondrrman's
slater and fam ily, Mr. and .Mrs.
Robert Lilian ! of Tule Lake,Cal
ifornia for one week during their
recent vacation. The two fam
ilies drove to Reno, Nevada, for
the weekend. The Sondennans
t h e n went on to Santa Kota,
C alifornia, and back up the coast
on their way home. They re
ported a very eitiOyable tim e ami
alsoaome very beautiful scenery
on their trips.
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Play Volleyball?
There Are Openings
Women interested in playing
volleyball are urged to cometc
’.he Battle Rock gym every Mon
day evening, 8 p. m.
M O THER VISITS
Weekend guests at the Jim
P e t e r s o n and Paul Peterson
domes w e r e their mother and
fam ily, Mr. and Mia. Ora Kessler
and son, David, of Grants Pass.
HOT HARDER
By BERNICE STRAWN
.tension Horna Managemanl
Spec ia Hat
Oregon State University
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DOES IT PAY TO BAKE
CONSUMERS HER E'S YOUR
YOUR OWN hoi yeast ro ll*’
CHANCE TO SPEAK UP!
Yes, you can save yourself
Mrs. Velma Seat, Oregon
a little money, says Virginia
State University extension food
Weiser, OSU nutrition special
marketing specialist, will rep
ist for the Extension Service
resent the consumer at thr
She tells us that home made
Pacific Northwest Perishable
rolls cost about AMs cents each,
Transportation workshop in
while those made with mix
Yakima soon.
or bought frozen cost 2 cents
Before she speaks, she would
Brown-and-aerve rolls cost 4
like to know your preferences
cents and ready-to-serve rolls
about the way fresh and frozen
are close to 5 cents a serving
fruits and vegetables are pack
Those that cost the most
aged. Do you prefer bulk or
packaged produce? What size save you more time Which
is more plentiful for you—
and types of containers do you
time or money?
like?
If you have some thoughts
A RUMOR fS G O I N G
on this, please write Mrs. Seat
AROUND that poisonous fumes
at OSU. Corvallis
HOW
W ELL DO YOUR
KN IVES CUT? Hollow ground
knives will have a good cutting
edge if you lake a tip from
the professionals
Remember
how the butcher gives the knife
a few strokes on a sharpening
steel each time? This isn't to
sharpen the knife, but merely
to re set and re align the cut
ting edge. Even a fine cutting
edge will get roughed up when
in contact with a hard surface
Treat your knives right and
they'll last longer
The Slxes-Elk Carden Club
w ill meet at the home of Mrs.
I . C. Zastera Friday, March 13,
1 I t m. There w ill be election
of officers ami the revealing of
secret pals. Edna Peterson w ill
be co-hostess.
JINX CANASTA CLUB
The Jinx Canasta Club play
' d at Maude Weir's residence,
T u e s d a y , March 3, Dorothy
S p e w • w o n h ig li, Mary Hia il
second and Rose Davis -./as low.
M ariam beavers, who has Just
returned f r o m Haw aii, was a
guest.
Be
C o v e re d
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children.
It's reasonable to expect
some quarreling, says Mrs.
Framer But fighting can be
reduced by taking a good look
at your ‘ management prac
tices".
You may need to repeat this.
Then launder as usual In warnr
or hot suds
Removing a
stain property can save you
money by keeping a good gar
ment from going to the rag
bag
W HY DO N’T T-SHIRTS and
pillow slips stay white? I f you
have this problem, check these
possible sources of trouble
They may get too soiled
before washing Maybe you’re
using too little detergent The
water may not be hot enough
i It should he too hot for your
hands.)
Have you sorted whites from
colors? Perhaps you’re over
loading the washer so that
clothes do not swish freely
Agitate clothes 5 to 10 minutes
SHOP PCRT CAFoAD
Cut conet
from to p i of large cup cokes
Fill w ith sw eetened, fla v o re d
w h ip p ed t f t o m ond d ro m e d
The regular monthly Christ
ian Women's Fellowship meet
ing w ill be held at the Commun
ity Church Thursday, March 12,
8:30 p. m. D u e to the Spring
Concert at the Battle Rock gym,
the meeting w ill be later than
usual time.
A ll women ol the community
arc Invited to this Faster Com
munion Service. Mrs. George
McDonald w ill be in charge.
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M IX E D VEGETABLES
SLICED PINEAPPLE
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VISITORS FROM EUGENE
Mr. ami Mrs. M el Brownley
and Janghter, Vickie,w ere guests
for the weekend of Mr. and Mrs.
George Me Dona hi, parents of
Airs. Brownley. They also vis
ited friends w hile in town.
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M u c h 12,
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Easter Service
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Co you tend to compare one
child with another’ Do you
focus on stopping the fight in
stead of looking for causes?
Co you show them a way to
settle differences in ways other
than fighting.
Do you have some ground
rules so you and the children
know just how much fighting
you'll tolerate?
Co you observe to see what
they accomplish by fighting?
Do you put the burden of
solving the problem on the
PRUNE JUICE
The project this week for thi
4 -H Club, Young Seusoners, was
making cocoa. Carnes were a l
so enjoyed.
Their new Junior 4-11 leader
was unable to attend because of
illness.
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DO YOUR C H I L D R E N
Q UARREL A LO T’ Mrs Rob
erta Frasier, Extension fam
ily life specialist at Oregon
State University suggests that
parents check up on them
selves—they may be fostering
Thursday,
Treasure Cakes
YOUNG SEASONERS
4 -H CLUB MEETS
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CARDEN CLUB MEETS
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