Port Orford news., May 14, 1964, Page 4, Image 4

—Pott Orford New».
Thusaday, May 14,
Hospital to Have Open House;
Announce Scholarship Winner
The Southern Coos General
Hospital Auxiliary w ill hold its
annual Open House Sunday
afternoon at the hospital be­
ginning at 1 o'clock
This
a ffa ir is being held in conjunc­
tion with National Hospital
Week
Highlight of the open house
and silver tea w ill be the pres­
entation of the auxiliary's med­
ical scholarship of $ioo to a
young person within the hos­
p ital district who plans a
career in some phase of medi­
cine or nursing.
A uxiliary members will act
as guides for those wishing to
see some of the hospital facil­
ities.
Refreshments w ill be served
in the dining room between the
hours of 1 and 4 with wives of
the medical staff and past
presidents of the auxiliary as
hostesses
The general public is cordi­
ally invited to attend.
Oregon To Host
Legion Confab
Portland, Oregon, has been
awarded the national conven­
tio n of The American Legion
for 1965, according to Départ­
i r e n t of Oregon Commander
W illia m R. Stevens who was so
advised by the National Con­
vention Commission meeting in
Indianapolis, Indiana, today.
Portland had earlier sought
the world's largest veterans'or­
ganization's appearance f o r
1966 but was able to outbid
Philadelphia tor the fin a l deci­
sion on next year s conclave.
Robert H. Haxen. chairman
ol the National Convention for
Oregon Committee, »as in In­
dianapolis today handling Ore­
gon's bid for the big show which
may bring as many as 50.000
veterans of World War L World
War II and Korea to the City of
Roses.
Date of the 1965 meeting in
Portland has been scheduled for
August 20-26 with a post con­
vention tour to the State of Ha­
w a ii added as an additional in­
centive to those making the trek
to the West Coast.
A definite contract for ac­
ceptance o f Portland as the con­
vention c i t y is contingent on
Portland's assuring 5. 000 firs t-
class hotel rooms and $60. 000
in cash.
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IN OKINAWA
PTV Richard Thronburg,
grandlon of M r. and M r* R. K
Erw in, is now stationed with
the Marines at Okinawa.
Writing to his grandparents:
"It's a beautiful country; the
only disadvantage is that the
water is rationed."
fashion
SHOW SLATED
The Tbwn and Country Wo­
men's club will hold a "Bridal
Fashion Show" at the Langlois
Grade School cafeteria Tues­
day at 6:30 p m
A dinner w ill be served pre­
ceding the showing which will
include fashions of 125 years
ago to the present day.
A mock wedding w ill be per­
formed bv the young people of
the L a n g l o i s Community
Church.
Speaker of the evening will
be Mrs. Ralph Armsmier of
Rost burg.
JINX CANASTA
The Jinx Canasta club met at
the home of Mrs. Roland Ger­
hardt Tuesday, May 5. Scores
were held by Marie Gerhardt,
D o r o t h y Spence a n d Edna
Peterson. Mrs. Lucy Gentry and
Mrs. Edna Peterson were guests.
bridge bouts
There were seven tables of
Duplicate Bridge players com ­
peting, Saturday evening. Mas­
ter Point n ig h t Winners were:
NS—f i r s t , Mr. and Mrs. Vern
K olen second, George Dulton
and F. Heath, Coos Bay; third,
Maude Weir and Grace McKen­
zie; EW—first, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Conley; second. C. Gable and
A Johnston, third, Vemice Mas­
terson and Adolph Windm lite r.
The club has a Master Point
game at St. Monica's Guild in
Coos Bay, Sunday, May 17.
Curry County
Budget Hearing
May 20, 1964
9:00—9:30 a. m.
C ircu it Court—Clerk
9: 30—10:00 a. m.
Treasurer—Machine R o o m -
Surveyor Vat, Service Ofc. —
Refund on Taxes
10:30—12:00
Sheriff's Dept. — kivenile Dept.
— P ittric t Court— I'is tric t \ t -
tomey— J, P. Courts—C iv il De­
fense
1:15—2:00 p. m.
Health Dept. —S a n i t a r i a n —
C hild Guidance— Health Officer
2:00—3:00 p. m.
Assessor's Dept. —County Court
—Courthouse—Courthouse Ad­
dition
3:00—5:00 p. m.
Scalp Bounty—Predatory Ani­
m a l—Weed Control—Dog Lic­
ense Fund
Editor, Port Orlord News:
Pleased to advise that tom or­
row we w il introduce bills In
the Senate and House ol Rep­
resentatives, respectively, I o
authorise improvement ol l’ori
Orford harbor by construction ol
a 550 toot extension to the pre­
sent breakwater at an ettim ated
coat o f $696, 000,
Because this protect has an
excellent benefit-cost ratio, we
a re giving it our entluisiastic
support. W ill urge prompt con­
gressional action on our auth­
orisation b ills and a ill seek con­
gressional appropriations f o r
conatruction as soon as proiect
has been authorised by congress.
Regards,
Wayne Morse, USS
M aurine R, Neuberger, USS
Robert EL Dine an, MC
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May 21, 1964
9:00— 10:00 a. m.
Airports—Fair Bldg, and Awards
—Fair Fund—Libraries
10:30—12:00
Hospital—Parks and Recreation
—Special Funds—Contributions
— ydvertising and Research
1:15—3:00 p. m.
Road Fund
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May 22, 1964
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Justice Court
Cases appeasing before Justice
A r t h u r F. Niemann in Justice
Court since last report were:
Evan Harry Roliins,.May 5, VBR,
$25: W illia m Charles Taaffe,
M ay 5, VBR, $25; Shirley Lane
Laird, M ay 7, disobey stop sign,
$5; Roy Douglas K olln, May 8,
VBR, $15; P h illip Harry Sten­
gel, M ay 11. disobey stop sign,
$5; Kenneth Henry Knowlton,
May 12,
VBR, $15; Harrison
T h o m a s Bryant, May 12, no
chauffer license, $5, bail for­
feited.
TELEGRAM
Washington, U C.
May 12, 1964
Six tables of bridge w e re
played at the Ophir school, Sat­
urday evening, May 2,Wtnners
were: first, Mr. and Mrs. U, t,
McClary ol Coquille; second,
Christine Gable and Ada Johns­
ton, Wedderburn, third, Mrs. Hal I
and Mrs. Rose of Gold Beachi
tourth, Vemice Masterson and
\dolph Windm lite r, Port Orlord,
The next duplicate bridge
match w ill be Friday, May 8,
at Ophir. The first niasterpoint
g a m e lor duplicate bridge play­
er. w ill be held at the St. Mon­
ica Guild, Coos Bay , May 17,
t : >0 |c in . second g a m e ai
Ophir, tune 14, t h i r d game,
Crescent City, Inly 12. then re­
peat order and place ol the sec­
ond Sunday ol each month. Due
to Mother's Day la llin g on the
second Sunday o l Mas.the game
w i ll be held on the third Sunday
ol this month. A ll players are
invited to play.
9:00 a. m.
Receipts —Dedicated Funds—
Adoptions o f Budget
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