Port Orford news., May 21, 1964, Page 4, Image 4

4— Port Orford News,
Thursday, M a y 21, 1 9 M
North C urry
WSP Elects
New Officers
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One hundred and fifty five
Join ! P la y D a y
M a s te r P oint N ig h t
Gold Beach W ins
stockholders attended the an­
nual meeting of Western States
H e ld In Coos B a y
H eld A l Langlois
C ounty T ra c k M eet
Plywood at the Sixes Grange
hall Saturday
The firs t unit monthly mas­
The Port Orford and Langlois
Gold Beach track team
Roy Mills of Port Orford
Junior High students held a ter point session was held at
scored 63 points Saturday at
was chosen president of the
the St. Monica's Guild Sun­
plav day at Langlois Saturday
the Curry county track meet
board of directors. Don Mech-
with a big participation for day in Coos Bay
held at Pacific. Brookings was
als, vice president; Vernon
the many events
The Coos Bay ¿’nit hosted the
second with 561» points and
Sonderman. second vice pres­
Good sportsmanship was dis­ session and the next one w ill
Pacific was third with 42V*.
ident; Jack Brocksen secre­ played throughout the entire
be held the second Sunday of
Jerry Cox equalled his own
tary. Other members of the
dav.
June at Ophir
school record m the broad
board include Frank Wilcox.
Winning the 50 yard dash
Winning for north-south of jump of 20' 1“ . He also jumped
Ralph Hansen and LaVerne
were 1st. Don Dahrens, P.O.;
the seven tables playing were
the highest m his career in
Tope.
2nd. Terry Sweeney, L ; 3rd.
first to James Whittey and
high jum p with 5' 8“.
Attending the meeting from
Carpenter, P.O.: «h. Doug
son John Whittey of Coos Bay;
Greg Dahrens turned in a
out of town were Mr and Mrs
Rebbins, L
second to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
fine performance in the discus
George Leathart of Portland.
100 yard dash: 1st. Scott
Conley of Port Orford; third
and javelin.
Ed Lindshoue. Portland; Smith
Munson. P O ; 2nd. B ill Mc­
to A W Sweet of Sixes and
Mitchell. Willamina; John Nel­ Donald. P.O.; 3rd tie. M ilt
E r.i-k Heath of Coos Bay-
son, Albany; Mrs. Del New­ bm.Ui and Jim Pennington of
Winning for east-west; first A T T E N D R E U N IO N
kirk. Reedsport: Arnold Ling-
Mr and Mrs. A rt Sweet of
L
to M r and Mrs. U. E Mc­
stad. Astoria; Lovd Reels.
200 yard relay won by P.O.
Clary o f Coauille and second Stxes. W J Sweet of Bandon,
Portland Arland Seisse, Pen­ with Mctxinaid, Boots, Car­ Diace tie to Mrs John Master-
Mr. anil Mrs Manton Tread-
dleton; Mrs Eva Myers, Wil­ penter and Knapp participat­ son and Adolph W-ndmaiser of gi ld of Santa Anna, C a lif. anil
lamina; .Albert Phaver, Port­ ing.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hall of
Port O rford and M r and Mrs.
land:
S xes attended a sm all “ Blue
boftball Throw: 1st, Scott
Glen Thompson of Coquille.
William Callander. Dayton;
Nose“ reunion at the home of
Munson. P.O.; 2nd, Bob F ry.
Chester Lash. Coos Bay. Mr
Mr. and Mrs Richard Daniel­
L .; 3rd, Potter. L.; 4th Ken­
f r ie n d visits
and Mrs. Gordon Cline, Van­
neth Bess, L.
A! Lundin of Willamina. Ore., son in Coquille last week.
couver. Wn.; Clifton Forbes.
visited at the homes o f M r
Shot Put. 1st, Kenneth Boots,
McMinnville;
Lloyd Goode.
V IS IT SISTER
P O .; 2nd, Greg McDonald,
and Mrs. Vernon M«»neson
McM innville; Lester Greger-
Mrs. Gene White and son
in Port Orford and M r and
P.O.; 3rd. Bob Fry, L ; 4th.
son. Junction City; Arthur
Mrs. O rville Anvin«arw» of I-ang- Leon of Port Orford were
Kenneth Peal. L
Hallbacka,
Portland. Hugo
visitors at the home of her
lois during the weekend
Broad Jump 1st. McDonald.
Harder, Eugene, Rieno Laikko,
sister and husband Mr. ami
P O .; 2nd. Dahrens. P.O.: 3rd.
Vancouver, Wn.; Albin Lunden, Sweeney. L .; 4th, Bess, L.
Mrs Harold Sypher of Langlois
V IS IT G R A N D M O T H E R
F R IE N D S HONO R
Willamina; .Alex Waltos, Port­ G irl*
M artv and Chris»’»» Pom> of Sunday.
land; Hal Wright. Portland.
A large group of friends
Coos Rsv were weekend guests
50 yard dash: 1st, Mary
F R O M K L A M A T H FA LL S
i the red at me twine of Mr.
of their grandmother, Mrs.
Brown. L .; 2nd. L;nda Knutson,
a id Mrs. Ralph Had Saturday
Mi and Mrs. E a rl King
C a ric * Honk’n« at the Iz irrin
L 3rd, Mary Reasoner. P.O.;
D a v e B a rk lo w
evening.
of Klamath Falls was a recent
Forty home in Port Orford
4th. Kathy Krick, PO.
the main feature of the eve-
visitor
at
the
home
of
M
r
75 yard dash: 1st, Mary-
H eads D ancers
n.ng was a birthday card for
a"d Mrs. Dick Tucker in Lang­
TR A C K M E E T S E T
Brown, L .; 2nd. B r e n d a
lois.
Mrs. Hall which tops all cards
The sub-district track meet
Wright, P.O . 3rd, Linda Knut­
The Beachcombers met at
u-t 45 feet in length. 'T h is
w
ill
be
held
at
Coquille
Satur­
son.
L
:
4th.
Darla
Smith.
P.O.
the Cote Saturday evening for
A L D R O P P S IN D A LLA S
Is Your L ife ” was the theme
day starting at 10 a m
Standing Broadjump: 1st,
square dancing and an election
■in.) look several good friends
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Al-
Kathy Fitzhugh. L.: 2nd, June
of officers.
dropp
of
l-anglois
visited
with
uncounted hours to prepare
M
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Est,
L
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3rd.
Mary
Reasoner,
M r and Mrs. David Bark-
A ng with a beautiful birthday
Mrs Aldropp's parents, M r
M r and Mrs. Harvey Myers
P O ; 4th, Peggy Armstrong,
low were chosen as president;
ke and special music one
an.l Mrs B W Goodrich in
P.O.
of Arago were overnight guests
Mr and Mrs. Ed Zastera, vice
u.i t help enjoying u b irth ­
of Polly and Nancy Collier at Dallas, Ore., over the weekend
Running Broadjump: 1st.
president: Mr. and Mrs. Willey-
day.
their home on the Airport road.
J'me Est. L .; 2nd. Brenda
Smith, secretary; Mr. 3nd Mrs.
V IS IT IN SA LEM
Wright P O : 3rd. Susan Shaw.
Floy I Keeler, treasurer; Mr
Mr and Mrs Robert Buffing-
M r and Mrs Carl P latt of
C A N D Y SALE
L 4th. Darla Smith. P.O.
and Mrs .Albert Britton, pub-
ten of Eureka. Calif., were
Langlois
visited
their
daughter
The
Pep
Club
of
Pacific
High
Softball
Throw
1st.
Kathv
licitv. and Norman Chenoweth
Sunday visitors at the home
B.-” +>ira Wheeler in Salem re­
School is holding a candy sale
F'trhugh. L .; 2nd, Gertrude
as off cial “ shirt tail puller” .
of Mr and Mrs. Don Stole.
cently. Their son and wife.
at the school (today! Thursday.
Potter. P O : 3rd. Kathv K rick.
Sunday h 3 S been set as a
Mr. and Mrs Gary P latt of
P O : 4th. L nda Linville, L.
work dav at the Cove if wea­
Everett. Wn . met them there
B»«eball G am e
ther permits Time is set for
E ugene strain has
for a fam ily reunion
The bovs baseball game
j 13 W anted To Kent
1 1 a m with a potluck dinner
S0TH B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y
ended with Port Orford scor­
at 1 p m
f d a ik y
Eugene Strain of Bandon was IN BRO O K IN G S
’ • 1T yeara
ing 9 runs 6 hits and ? errors
Visitors durin« the evening
honored Friday evening on the
Î w
Mr
and
Mrs
Charley
Caugh-
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ft
r o m • <or
and Lanflois scoring 10 runs.
were M r and Mrs Ed Ketloa
occasion of his 80th birthday
«’.»«*«•
f..f
an tall
ell of Langlois. Anna Caughell
9 hits and 4 errors.
of Bandon. Mr. and Mrs
•h<M»
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’
ly
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ci
with members of his family-
• Ar. l v ; -T t2
of CoouiJle and Kate Moore of
Scott Munson oaced the
Charles Van Leer of Four Mile,
present for the celebration.
W A N T T I ■> T D t.l A S . - I t i
Gold Beach visited their son
loosers with 2 doubles and 3
Mrs. Rtihv Porter of Wedder-
f'
»..a. e H »*!i . »» !* g-
Enjoying the large birthday-
ard wife. Mr and Mrs Clint
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¡ ir
runs scored.
b>-*r a M Mrs Neva Boyd of
cake were his three daughters
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Gold Beach
M ilt Smith and Jim Penning­ a"d families. Mrs. Jess Laub, r a ighen Tn Brookings on Sun ‘
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f l i a n .n
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fe rro *
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day.
ton were the hitting heroes
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M 's. Ed Gorman and Mrs.
ÎS T IL A : ’N. i*u ;.c
H u u d in « «
for Langlois as thev collected
at rotary m e e t
George Wilson of Bandon: sis­
J ta rru » u f t î P p <j a r t i t i o
V IS IT IN S IL E T Z
5 of the 9 hits.
Alton Bvrd. John Mavea and
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te r Stella Shaw of Montana;
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M r and Mrs George Me
Andy Gr.bble attended a Dis­
brothers Mr. and Mrs Everett
D om 'd of Port Orford visited
trict 5 Rotary meeting in Kla­
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IN G O LD BEACH
Strain of Langlois, Mr and
members of their fam ily in
math Falls last ueek.
E ’ hel Corrick and Mrs. Low- Mrs Henrv Strain of Bandon
T W O -V m« » /» A » K
The meet:ng was a workshop
Siletz dur.ng the weekend
o b .. n»R /
e1! Kreutzer of Langlois visited
and Ruby Kelley of Coquille.
f o r presidents and secretaries-
Mr and Mrs Albert W’e!!s in
elect.
Gold Beach Sunday.
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V IS IT IN C O RVA LLIS
Mrs. Floyd Marlow and
daughter Mrs Michael Wood
returned from Corvallis where
they had visited with Mrs
Grant Kerber and family
attend tops
C O N V E N TIO N
Betty Keeler. Audrey Ge-
bauer. W nnie Edwards, i/jr -
etta Jamieson Mary I,ee Ben-
rot* Mary Bates. Ruth Moyer
an-* Mabel Kicht attended a
TOPS convention at the Shera­
ton Hotel in Portland recently
IN
EUGENE
M r and Mrs Leonard Storm
-were visiting in Eugene on
Friday.
G U IL D
Students of l-anglois Junior
High chose new officers for
the coming school year.
Elected student body presi­
dent was M ilt Smith; vice
president, Tamsin Hanna; sec­
retary. Peggy Jensen; treasur­
er. Gloria Shaw.
fr ien d s
visit
Recent guests of the W. L
Montgomerys of Port Orford
were M r Larvins and three
daughters and the Raymond
McLeods.
SHOP A r n o M i t
RHODODENDRON llo w rrS h o v
sweepatake» award weat io Mrs.
R. K. (Clara) Irw in , I angioli,
fortheinost blue ribbons in the
•how held al la n g lo i*. G ra n d
award entries, on the tabic in
iront ol Mrs. Erwin, are: Back
row-, le lt, Beit Design, by St ».
Gene C o tto n , Bamlou, righi,
Best Specimen, " Bougainvit-
laea" , by Mrs. C liff (I lorence'
Sydnam, langlols. I e f t iront,
tecond
grand award, "K in g
George Rhoilodcndron", by Mrs.
Syikianti fight front, "Birds and
flowers ol Curry C o u n ty " b>
Mis. Sam (V io la ) Cuatt, Sixes.
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Mrs. Harry Horner of
quille was a guest of
daughter and fam ily, Mr.
Mrs. Waiter Gorsuch,
week.
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The St Chris,onhor's Guild
mot at the home of Mrs. Law­
rence Kieht Dst week for an
election of officers.
Mrs Ed Hansen was elected
pres’dent: Mrs. Kiaht. vice
president; Mrs T Petok. sec­
retary; Mrs. Lester Smith, cor-
1 L-LpvaaUa ng set-re u ry .
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L a n g lo is J u n io r
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