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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1964)
N a ile r Point CHRISTIAN WOMEN TO HOLD SALE Bridge S ta rti t 5; Mr*. father Conley, secretary ol the Cold Beach-Port Orford duplicate bridge unit withe* to announce a n d alert member« that beginning tld* Sunday, the f le e t unit m atter point teraion w i l l be held In North Bend at lt3 0 p.m. at the Broiler. A tes- •lon w ill be held each Sunday at a different place in the unit and four m atter point* w ill be given. She urge* all member* to remember tld« date. R e g u l a r duplicate bridgi- meeting w ill be held thia Sat urday at Ophir. A ll bridge lam are Invited to attend. í f m 1 Daughter Here For Vl»lt Sand! Sane her and children. Brenda, Tony and L R . , of San Bemadino, California, arrived In Port Orford, Sunday, April 26, for a few week* vacation with Mr*. Sane her'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Rei*. DON SM ITH , sonol Mr. and Mr*. Don Hierg of Langloii, received Pacific Future Famiersof A m ai- ica chajiter dairy award at ban quet, — Photo by Lucille lllis Artists Have . Busy Year The Port Orford Art« C C rain association enjoyed a bury year ol a c tiv ilic i and protect». ac cording to their annual report, which w ill be submitted to the Oregon Art Alliance meeting in Coo« Hat Saturday. More than 10,000 person* have viewed tin showings, attended claiM-i or signed the guest reg ister. The art center 1: alto o l- llc la l h e a d q u a r t e r * lor the chamber of commerce tourist information o ilie r, A list ol ac tiv ille* include) A lloat entered In the parade lor the 4th Ol Inly celebration In P o rt Ortotd—»inning lin t place. Show« were hung Irom the Oregon Amateur Water C o l o r \**oc i at loti. A r t h u r Sel under. Ruth Lennon a n d the Harney County Art Association. during the celebration ano the month ol July. The Order ol the Agate was presented lo Albert lolly, at the person contributing the mo«t to th» Arts and Craft« group during the pre» eding y ear. The Port Ortotd Community •oth a) liie Curry County Fair wa» designed and installed. I be Art Department ol Ihe County Fair w as headed and manned by the Port Orford Art« and Craft* group. A kiln and pottery wheel were purchased. M . W ill Speer ol Carmel, California, held c la x e t in clay al the center for a week in Aug. I ml rue I ion* were given on the knitting machine al the center I- I Hi, I M. Cullock of Powers. A demonstration ol ceramic*, including native clay lound near Battle Rock, and m otiaci was put on by the Port Orlord Art* and Craft* at the Coo« Bay Art» and Craft« »how. American Art Week wa» cel ebrated by hanging* «how from C oquille Valley Art Association, and local artist«. Also tours were belt) ol the «hows lor Ihe child ren from ’ he elementary' school». One man show» were held lor Gazelle DeCraene, and Ed Puti ll cover. Mr*. DeCraene is Irom Florence, Mr. Publicover from Coos Bay . lame« Prue** Irom the Hobart Callery in Fureka held a o n e man show. Two benches overlooking Bat tle Rock and the park were In stalled. Also a I lower bed start ed beside the building. I his flower bed w ill be back ed by a clothesline art show. Represented the group at the /Annual Amateur Water C o l o r Society meeting Del aka. Experiment* were made dur ing the year with native clay fo u n d in various parts of the community. Also wit lit he black sand lound Irom Coot Bay to the C alifornia border. In addition lo the black parti cle», t l ie black sands contain zircon, and tsvo types of garnets. A howl ol stoneware contain ing tw en ty-five per cent black s a n d was sent by Rep. Robert r . « »' * ' The Christian Women'* Fel lowship group ol the Community Church held It* lari meeting at the Verdo IIarris home in Silver Spring* with the program under the direction of Mr*. C ecil Letter Friday and Saturday, M ay 1-2, wa* the dates voted for a rum mage sale to be held at the M a sonic hall from 10 to 4: AO daily M e m b rn o f the faatem Star will serve food. A farewell card and hanky shower were given for Mr*. Eerier a n d Mrs. Lee M itch ell at the conclusion ol the meeting. The next meeting w ill be at t h e Art Sweet home on Cap»- Blanco Road._________ 1I A M M F R - WHAMMFRS MEET A T MUNSONS The H am m er- Whammer 4 -H club held It* weekly m eeting at the Munson home. They learn ed to use a hammer properly. A contest wa* held on driving a nail into a block ol wood. Mrs Lloyd Henry was a guest. All member* were present. I m es m Granddaughter V iriti County Welfare Cindy Slmffitt of Coquille, re turned h o m e Monday from a week's visit with her grandpar- ents, Mr and Mr*. Fred Reis. Head Awarded Education Grant Curry County Welfare Admin istrator Mr*. Sarah Rohertton hat b e e n awarded an educational leave grant to begin graduatr stmly in social work, the State Public Welfare Commission an nounced today. Thi» year'» grant« w ill pay tuition in addition to m iln trn - a n c e , according to Personnel Director Miss Corinne I a Barre. Maintenance allowances w ill be $440 per month. Purpose of educational leave grant« is toobtain trained social work staff who are w illin g to stay in p u b l i c welfare alter completing requirements lor Ihe M atter* Degree, M in La Barre explained Trainees are requir ed to remain with the agency two montha for each month they spend in school at the agency's expense Miss LaBaric said many slay long beyond the required period ol tim e, citing the lact that more than thrcc-lourths ol t h e agency's former grantees, now e m p lo y ed in key iobs throughout the state, had already met their obligations and were continuing to work lor Ihe a - gency. Leonard ami lim Peterson vis ited their mother. Mr*. M argur- ite Reuter, in Grants Pas* last week. 4 wiffAiF Awzarr... " Crown* or Ashe**' w ill be the subject of pastor France'* mex- isge in the morning worship ser vice thi* Sunday at the Port Or ford Community Church. Thi* is another in the serie* of mes sages on the booh of Revelation. f he monthly visit of the youth of the Port Orford and Langlois Community Churches to t h e Bandon Retirement Home w ill be made in the afternoon. The Sunday Evening Service at 7t45 w ill include a farewell program for t h e C e cil Lester I amlly, who arc moving to the Bandon area. All friends of the Lester fam ily are Invited. Mother'» Day, May 10, w ill m ark the end of the Baby Search Cradle Roll Contest. The morn ing worship service »»ill include recognition of the winner of that contest and the dedication of all the babies and smaller children ot the parents who so desire to have them dedicated. Dates set for the D aily Vaca tion Bible School are June 8-12. MAV 1-2 Mr, and Mrs. Dick lohnxon, former residents now in Roae- burg, were weekend visitors in Port Orford I * AUTO * reue* Pat « »o n e . singing star o f T V and him «, has been signed to host ftrsi annual P o rtla n d Rose M u s h Frsrisal at M e rrv in a l C o lise u m in P o rtla n d June 10 to 12. CH 7-4121 eoto e t ach • oweoN 8 -o x to 1 9 8 to * A N M L F O O D CAKE M IX t o ! t o MUORINE OCCIDENT FLOUR LARGE EGGS AA KA CAMPBELLS SOUP ns a A c t o t o FO R PORK ROAST PORK STEAK «59 < 39 BOCIX0 1 A M 8MD BtiAKFAST - H O M E M A D E ItliE A D & P IE S — LO CAL F IE L D 9R0INM Elect PAUL STALLARD 4 Dût 47 C H C 2 R .4 _ Vi fr A - 49 29 POWDERED FAMILY SiZC QUICK M0ARCU.5 JA PRFSH NKTU5 RIB STEA K lunch Meat a Sausaoe Bologna s »/H mu / 4 r TH/S M L 0 -a r vawti « 79< "79 414 49* 5 LB f r f t c r N f SNOW ,,C0NTK<W£> ATMOSPHF LC ' TOMATOES J ASPARA9US Red Delicious Apples t o t 2 49^ 1188' Candidate For Curry County COMMISSIONER t o - PROGRESS WITH ECONOMY” NEW CROP YtllOW ONIONS M IL D ANO SW lFfcT REALO/ mrr J Pd. Pol, Adv. by Paul Sttllard, 275 8th St. , Gold Reach, Oregon >1 3 ^ « FACIAL TISSUE SC4TT. ■-aeo SOS. PADS KCcr 29c 2 £ £ 4 9 - SUNSHINE CRACKERS 5 maa. WIENERS ALL MEAT 4 3 BACON 49 «AôftdCUS F, * * SAUSAGE ROLLS ROAST STANOIN* R .I © 14 6 9 McKAH'i 6E U JÆ IC E TOILET TISSUE * * " « 2 W & 6 9 ‘ RUUBARB TA$T4 49 BAKEP BEANS MOWN BREAD 99 F A M IL Y S T Y L E Served with Pan Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Soup, Tossed S alad Hom e-m ade Bread. DEMOCRAT RETURNS from trip Mrs. Audrey Gebauer returned Sunday night from a five-w eek trip in Misaourt and Nebraska. In S t Joseph, Missouri, she vis ited and cared for her mother, who was ill. then visited friends and relative* in Ord and North Loup, Nebraska. She also exper ienced two cyclone* while there.J Fermerà Insurance "fcf PEAS Mac Ait Krances invite you to try their ST O P IU 1964— 1 U M K K tHOUNSO* TOMATO SAUCE Open 5 H.m. ’til S p.m $1. 75 $3. 00 $4. 25 $1 ,25 Free April 30, » FROM ROSEBURG One Person................................ Two Persons.............................. Three Persons........................... Over Three, per plate........... Children under F i v e .............. F e stiv a l H o st Thursdsy, 6-0ECN 0£AN$ w CORN tot CATSUP 1 4 - o z IXincan to the sonlioniore class FORMER CHIEF HERE ol .Arkport Central School, Ark fo rm er police chief Barney port. New York lor a lund rais ing project. Use), now chief in Cottage d o v e , The group's p r i r e winning was called back to duty there lloat wa* entered in (hr Curry Sunday during a visit here with County I air. Coos County f air. his fam ily. Mrs. Issel and their Cranberry festival, winning top two daughters expect to join him in Cottage Grove the first of May. ribbon» at all ol them. I* “ Port Orford News, HEL MONTE I GARDEN SHOW BARS 3 U 1 banquet Sunday, M ay 1 w ill he the be ginning of a new adult member ship class. II there is anyone in terested in starting these classes, t h a t we have failed to notify please ca ll (he pastor. Vacation Bible School w ill be lune I S - 26. North Pacific District Conven tion at Pacific Lutheran Univer si ty is >zne 8-11. Delegate is Eric bluuon, with alternate Mr. Charles Balicr. Acolyte lot May: Tony Hefner, alternate. Clinton Stole. Usher* lor May: Mr. Charles Raber and Mr. Delm ar Isackson, alternate, Mr. Wayne Thomas. Cleaners lor May: Mrs Jack Smith, Mrs. Donald Stole, Mr*. Wesley Spencer and Mrs. Bill Hefner. Applications and registration blanks for summer Bible Camp are in the pastor's study, il any one want* to attend. in Wedderburn The Sunset Carden Club met at noon Friday, April 17, for a potluck luncheon at the home ol Mr*.Bill Nutt. After a brief bux ines* meeting eight ol the mem- hen drove to Cold Beach where they toured the Schneidau Or chid greenhouses and surround ing garden* of the North Bank of Rogue River. The group then d r o v e up river to the Lobate* Creek bridge and called on Mrs. Nick Andraieff on the south bank. They were surprised to find sev eral member* of the Innominata Carden Club and a lovely tea awaiting them there. Attending were, Mrs. Don Dewey, Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mrs. Cut Edstrom, Mr-,. Bill Nutt, Mrs. Elmer Robison, Mrs. Lyle Crosc, Mrs. Val Town- ley and M n. L, W. Harrison. MEAT PIES Sets Bible School C O M M U N IT Y CH U R C H NEWS Makes Visits c T /K M i CAMPY Zion Lutheran a n g le r s (a fe Sunset Club Owl xaf / TA ^rterr m e w f t Fitte ett? srFAwSFtttttsr^AtityAvs Y w tt A fíT t
