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4— Por, Orford News, Thursday, Aprii 30, 19b4 Balancing Act Due At Pacific Battle Rock Eighth Graders Make Salem Capitol Tour Forty six students of the Battle Rock Junior High School in Port Orford, with their teacher Miss Clarice Hopkins, and chaperons left early Thurs day morning to visit the State Capitol and other points of in terest in Salem and Corvallis in the interest of citizenship and state government The students attended classes at the State Blind School and State Deaf School. A visit to Meier and Frank's department store proved to be interesting as well as a tour of the Cap itol buildings before returning to the Senator Hotel to attend a banquet in the evening Ray Osburn, member of the State Department of Educa tion. was the speaker for the evening's banquet with the suo- je ct "Responsibilities As Young Citizens ’* Before re tirin g for the eve ning the students visited a bowling alley and viewed the capitol dome by night Photograph Grounds Students took pictures Friday morning of the capitol grounds and buildings and also visited MRS. IR W IN HEAD» RHODOOINORON CLUB M rs Sam Cuatt was hostess io the Rhododendron Garden Club at her Sixes home Following a dessert lunchaon the business meeting and an election of officers were held Mrs It K Erwin was elected president, Mr*. Philip Shuster, vice presnkuit. Mrs Sam Cu att, secretary, Mrs C liff Syd- nam, treasurer, Mrs Don Bjerg, newt reporter Commit tees w ill be appointed at that next meeting Mrs George Guerin gave a WOMEN WIN THREE report on the Cobra Lily The women's volleyball learn The 37th annual convention played in Coquille last Mon of Oregon State Garden clubs day evening w ill be held tn Corvallis June Players were Ellen Brown Iris Iztshbaugh. Red Smith, 30, July 1 and 2 Theme w ill Barbara Everest. Christine be "O ur Valiev Reveals Its Gates. Kristal Lee Litterell and Beauty " Mis Sydnaiu w ill plan the Bonnie Belden, who won .1 out June flower tour Of 4 games The next meeting w ill be with .Mi s Guerin at which tune MOTHERS' TEA DUE there w ilt be an installation of The ycung people's class ol Mrs Shuster w ill the Langtois C o m in u n 11 y olficvrs giro the (lower report and Mrs Church w ill hold a Mothers’ i<on Djerg the bird report Tea at the church May 7 Eight members had been to (be Gust Schneidau Orchid TWO ON VACATION greenhouses Attending were Mrs Ira Tucker and Mrs Mrs tijerg, M r* Sydnam, Mrs Isabelle Baer are enjoying a Guerin, M r* Erwin, Mrs Cu few days vacation witn a att. Mrs Gene Cotton, Mrs vamping tra ile r in Eastern Shuster, Mrs Jay Barrington, Oregon, participating in a fav and guest Mrs Eldon Spence orite bo boy, looking (or Indian of the Sixes-Eik Garden Club relics anu agatized rocks. Tney Flewsr Shew Schedules are also visiting friends in Rhododendron Garden Club, cluding Mrs Grace iBabel) May 9 and l_ingl«>i. GlBde Britton and Amelia Johnson School gym., theme -“ Birds and Flowers ol Curry County", MEET BANDON Innommata Garden Club Pacific High School baseball tGold Beach) May IS. 16, 17, team w ill play the Bandon at Itiley Creek Grade School, Tigers Tuesday theme 'Blossom Time' ; A National School Assembly w ill be May 4 at 2 30 p m at Pacific High School at which time the Latin Amrrlcan sen satktnal le o Gasea w ill give a balancing, acrobatic equill- brtstic act A display of novelty and precision balancing, an upside- down walk on crutches anil a one hand stand on two rubber balls on a tranqxiline w ill be displayed the Oregon State Library Roh ert Ebersole lectured to the students as they toured the capitol ana during the lunch Legal voters of School Dis- eon at the capitol cafeteria, J w ill rote Mondey Ja.ncs lurnouit, deputy assis from 2 p m until II p m »1 the tant of puotic instruction, was Ten bands were represented Port Orford Elementary and The Sixes grange me! for at the D istrict 7 (Coos and special guest and complimen Langlois Upper Elemgnlary their regular meeting Satur C urry) contest-festival in Gold ted the students upon tneir for one board member of Zone Beach last week •‘interest and good conduct. ' day evening 3 of Sixes tV irg il Libby) up M r and Mrs Delbert James Leonard John was judge and Governor Hattield, making a for re-election, and “ County gave 3 firs! place- and 3 sec surprise visit at this time, met of Bandon were guests James Equalization" Intermediate is the master of Westmost ond places of which the Lang cacn one individually and Mike Education district and question Grange lois Junior High band received Lindsay, president of the class, of increasing the tax levy for Mrs Sam Cuatt. HEC chair a second place playing the presented tne Governor with the fiscal year beginning July man. asked for donations of “ Mutual March” and “ Morn a d r i f t w o o d arrangement pies for the Western States ing Bells Overture'', under the 1. 1964 over the amount limited created by tne Port Ortord Voters are urged to vote and Plywood annual dinner May 16 direction of their instructor Mud Hens- Reports On M ir k il a "yes" vote wilt be appreci Wilson Sheets beiuic returning home they ated as the 2-CJ district w ill Agriculture Chairman V irg il visited the Champoeg Museum realize benefits for the first (birtnpiuce of Oiegou govern Cannon reported the lamb m ar Men’s Fellowship time since the intermediate ket improves! as weather con ment) and the Rooert Newell district was formed Home i Newell settled in 1640 ditions in some states had Meets Saturday been unfavorable for produc anu was influential in Oregon's The Curry County Men s Fel NEW RESIDENTS ing good early lambs Art firs t government); The Horner lowship w ill be meeting at the New residents of Elk River Oregon collection at G ill Coli Sweet urged grangers ana Conservative Baptist Church in are Mr and Mrs Bob Mentzer property owners to take advan seum at Corvallis, Gold Beach Saturday at 6:30 tage of the gorse control pro of Myrtle Creek, parents ol Students max,ng the trip p m for a potluck dinner gram and contact County Mrs Jim Woodward were Marvin Allison, Charles Fred Beard of Eugene w ill .Agent Lou Oester Bates. Stan bebapp. Lloyd be the speaker for the evening AT OPEN HOUSE Mr and Mrs A1 Brown were Henry, ban Keeler, B ill K rick, to which all men are invited Mr anti Mrs Clark Slocum appointed chairmen of the Greg Lawrence. Steven Smitn, were in Rustburg on business county fa ir booth committee Pete Martin, David M orrill, BROKEN LEG Saturday and also attended the Others serving on the com m it Allen Williams, Lyle Watkins, Clayton “ Cotton“ Robbins of ■'i)pen House" in honor of Mrs tee are M r and Mrs Clarence bennis Daugherty. D a v i d Langlois received painful in T S Sumerlin in Myrtle Point. PACIFIC THIRD IN Frechette, bale Knoke, Dav Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. George juries when struck by logs un McDonald and M r and Mrs. INVITATIONAL TRACK id Haruy. Scott M^cum, Roy loading from a truck at West A rt Sweet. A large crowd attended the IN HOSPITAL T-cheaor, M arilyn Bushnell, ern States Plywood and is hos Mrs Sweet was elected al P acific Invitational Track Linda Hodge, o ale Hurret. Mrs Nick Marsh was taken pitalized at Southern Coos Gen Meet Saturday with Coquille Candy Lawrence, Mary Lind ternate delegate to the State to Good Samaritan Hospital in eral Hospital in Bandon with a placing firs t w ith 117 points; grange and also Grange In say, Priscilla Montgomery, Portland last week for medi broken leg and other injuries Gold Beach second with 105-x. th e r i Nowlin, Gertrude Potter, surance delegate. cal treatments P a c if ic third with 9C It was announced there Irene Sell; HONOR MOTHER points, Brookings fourth with y i s r f /T e r would be a practice night May Beth Anderson, Jackie Camp Mrs E M G riffin of Port 7534, Bandon fifth with 69 bell. Jacque E llio tt, Roxanne 8 for Lhe 1st and 2nd degree land and Mrs Dick Barklow points and M yrtle Point JV’s Harrington, Jane Kirchgesler, Reparted III with 12 points. Reported ill and in the hos of Langlois held Open House Gail Morris, Alice Nodine, Con for their mother. Mrs. T. S. An outstanding job was per nie Sweek. Teresa Phillips, pital were Eleanor K rick and formed by Richard Buss who Brenda Wright, Lory Tope, Cecil Lester Linda Lester is Sumerlin, on her 80th birthday Over ICO guests attended in missed the school record in home and improving Mike Lindsay, Greg MarstalL the half mile by one tenth of Charles Sheffield, B ill McDon Birthday greetings were ex cluding Mrs. Angie Yoakum ta long time friend), Mrs a second' He ran his fastest tended to George McDonald ald, Donnie Dahrens, Nick mile. 4:46 9. The program for the Rhodo Everett Iseehart, M r and Mrs Marsh, Jon Hall and Scott John Johnson missed the dendron Flower Show w ill be Clark Slocum. David Barklow Munson. javelin record bv 9 inches, his 1:30 p m Sunday. The pro and son B lair all of Langlois Chaperons were Mrs Blaine Mrs. Sumerlin is a young 80 toss of 153' 1” . ' gram to start prom ptly as the Marsh, Mrs. P hillip Wright, Rayburn Guerin ran his fast Mrs B ill Knoke, Mrs Wayne entertainers are appearing for years and s till manages the est half mile of the vea? doing a second time during the after werk of a large h im e and gar Hodge, Mrs Bob Tope, Mrs den and is active in many com 2:9 1 noon in a different place. Les Smith, Mrs Lloyd Bates, munity affairs. Bob Neff gained a second Mrs. Sam Cuatt was in Mrs Leo Phillips and Mrs place in high hurdles and third charge of the evening's pro Jim Allison. place in the low hurdles and gram which consisted of read d in n er due The Port Orford - Langlois a first in pole vault which ings and group singing. PANEL TO APPEAR Teachers Association ts holding made him the leading scorer A panel of college students a dinner meeting at Pacific for Pacific- HOST DISTRICT MEET from Southern Oregon College H.gh School with a tentative Pacific track team w ill be World War I Battle Rock of Education in Ashland w ill date set for May 6 at 7 p m going fo Powers Saturday at Barracks 903 and A uxiliary, be at Pacific High School. 1 pm Port Orford, w ill be hosts to Wednesday May 6 at 1:30 p m PLAY BROOKINGS D istrict 9 meeting being held to talk with juniors and seniors P acific’s Pirate baseball PARENTS VISITED May 3 at Legion Hall in Port and explain some of the facts team w ill travel to Brookings Lila Knutson of Salem visi Orford in regard to college. ted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A potluck dinner w ill be held Friday for a game there with the league's leading team Lyle Knutson in Langlois, dur at noon and all members arc DEETS HAVE GUESTS ing this weekend. invited to attend. M r and Mrs Fred Boice HAINES HOST FRIENDS The Knutsons were guests at of Grants Pass and Mr. and Recent guests of M r and AT ORCHID SHOWS a wedding where Lila served Mrs. Wilbur Autrey of Port as maid c f honor for Miss M r and Mrs. Charles Jensen. Mrs. Charles Haines in Port land were visitors of Mr and Mrs B ill Sweet and Mrs W J. Orford wre Haines' sister and Anita Burgess and Richard Mrs. Ray Deets last weekend. Grant at a wedding performed Sweet were among the visitors brother-in-law, M r and Mrs at the Hauser Community at the orchid show at Pony V il H C- Whitehouse, who were en WILSONS VISIT route frem a California vaca Church Sunday. lage last weekend M r and Mrs Jim Wilson and tion to their home in Paisley ATTEND PARTY sons visited over the weekend Carol and Wayne Everest, ROY SCWAB HOME in Eugene with their daughter children of Mr and Mrs Ever PFC Roy Schwab visited his DUPLICATE BRIDGE M r and Mrs M arvin Trivett est of Langlois, were guests of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A and fam ily and Mrs. Wilson’s Mark Shelton on the occasion The Port Orford-Gold Beach Schwab, in Port Orford re mother. Mrs Frank LaJoie of of his sixth birthday at the cently. duplicate bridge clubs met F ri Springfield- home of his parents, M r and Roy, taking automotive train day evening at Ophir with six Mrs Robert Shelton, in Co ing, is stationed at Ft. Ord, tables of bridge. VISIT DAUGHTER quille Sunday. Calif. F irst place winners were Ada M r and Mrs. Tom Meade Johnson and Margaret John visited their daughter Mr. and HOSPITALIZED IN FLORENCE son: second place, Mr and Mrs. Donal Fromm in Spring- Mrs Bill Krick of Port Or Lucy Gentry, .Hazel McKen Mrs Vern Kolen; third place. field during the weekend re ford is a patient at the Bandon zie and Mr. and Mrs Jim Mas- M r and Mrs. Ray Keene turning to their Port Orford hospital in traction. tropolito attended a reception fourth place tie, M r and Mr home w ith a new car and meeting of the Eastern Jack Nichols and Jim L.ttle ATTEND STATE MEET and B ill Sweet Star in Florence last week GETS salmon Christine Johnson. M arilyn Houglum and Kathy Lindsay, Orris Smith and Dr. Charles Tyler were among the Rogue members of the FHA of Pacific High School, w ill attend a Fu R.ver fishermen on Saturday, ture Homemakers of America Dr. Tyler bringing home a state meeting with their in nice 35-lb. chir-ook salmon structor Mrs. Judy Harrison in Salem this weekend. FROM MINNESOTA Mr. and Mrs Herb Halthusen HAROLD KENNEDY VISITS of Grygla, Minn., visited last Harold Kennedy, SP-6, sta week with M r and Mrs Orville tioned at the Red Stone Arsenal Anvinson of Langlois, Mr. and in Huntsville, Ala., is on leave Mrs. Vern Magneson and Mrs. and visiting friends in Seattle Olga Magneson of Port Orford. and mother Mrs. Stella Ken a in c h nedy in Port Orford. MAKE WEEKEND VISITS Harold, whose specialty is Mrs. beta Shaw and daugh electronics, w ill be leaving ters and H arry Strain of Lang soon for Korea. lois visited Mrs Shaw’s motn- 4X8 er Mrs Sadie Prindel in Eu NEW SON ARRIVES Specifically, she looks to the advertising colnmas of gene, M r and Mrs. Slim Mor Mr. and Mrs David Barklow re ll in Cottage Grove during Across H'way from Clfy Holt this newspaper for anthentlo, np-to-the-mlaote la- FI 7-7231 BANDON of Langlois are parents of a the weekend. formation on who's got what for sale and for h o « new son born Wednesday, Apr 22, at the McAuley Hospital in much. Thia way, she can wisely play just where aad Coos Bay how to bny to her family’s beet advantage. The new baby, named Brice Thomas, a n d weighing 4 pounds, 13 ounces, is s till a HR BUefUTMSMAN: patient at the hospital ’ hough Mrs Barklow returned home As a Democrat candidate for Commis Why not take your place in thia picture? Do sioner, I will, if elected, perform my duties over the weekend yonr advertising where most shopping starts . . . la efficiently amt economically. Grandparents are Mr. and Qualifications are: Fifteen years road the pages of this newspaper I Mrs D ick Barklow and Mrs. construction with Morris St Knudsen and S. J. and Mrs W ilbur Sypher of Groves, as shop maintenance and road con Langlois. Grange Names Fair Committee Langlois Band Rates Second School Election CAUOHILLg ENTERTAIN Anna CaugheU of OsauiUe a v la llo r tn Gold Beach for two weeks. Is presently vlaltlnn with the Charlie CaugheU* u, t.a ng io I* The ( aughelta enjoyed a trip to Urookinga Sunday and a v u it with their son and wife Mr. and Mr*. C tlnl CaugheU ' C U aiT S OF H O F S Itlg g Margaret ilofseaa and family of Monmouth were in Langlois on business during the week end and were guests of Hazel Ifofsess Other g u e s t s of Hazel's were Mr qjid Mrs Bob Halcomb and fam ily o l Squaw Valley, N IW DAUGHTER Geraldine Alice la the new daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Masterson of Purt Orford born Apr 22 at the Curry General Hospital in Gold Beach Geraldine weighed B pounds. 9 ounces Grandparents are M r and Mrs John Masterson and Mr and Mra Joe Combest of Port Orford. FOR HER TIME To Finish Thai Roo PREFINISHED Lauan ’/ - WALL PANELING '3.75 . . . because she knows w hen to look for the best buys! . . . ARD To the Voters of Curry County: RETURN TO HOME M r and Mrs L a rry Rickman have returned to their Port Orford home after a five-month vacation spent in Arizona, New Mexico and California The R ickm an’s returned with a large supply of interesting agatized rocks which is their special hobby and invite their friends to v is it them. struction foreman; engaged in private business 25 years; settled in Curry County in 1950; op erated own logging outfit for 8 years. Retired in 1958; am a home owner of Curry County. I am inventory chairman of the County Park Commission; commander, American Le gion Post, Port Orford; member of Sixes Riv er Grange; vice commander Veterans World War I, Port Orford; active In numerous civic affairs; member of Oregon Coast Sportsmen’s Council. I will deeply appreciate your considera tion when you cast your ballot at the forth coming Primary Election. Slogan: “ECONOMY TO PROGRESS” Respectfully yours, HAS SURGERY Harvey Myers of Elk River had surgery at the Southern Coos General Hospital in Ban don last week. AL BROWN’ Pd^poL adv. by Al Brown, RR 1, Box 140, Langlois. Ore. Phone tP 2-2361 Shopping S tark IN THE FAOES Of
