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4 —Port Orford New», Thursday, October 15. 19t>4 BPW, Chamber Hear DA Miller The Port Orford Business Professional Women's club met for their regular monthly meeting at Orford's last Tues day evening The BPW president. Mrs Ira Tucker welcomed s p e c i a l guests of evening, members of the Port Orford Chamber of Commerce, with a response by chamber president. Ira Tucker Fallowing the dinner Mrs Wayne Thcmas introduced three Pacific High School girls. Betty Belden and Carla Hub bel who sang several duet n mbers accompanied at the p ara by Mary Wahl. Their st<-étions included "Moon River” . "San Francisco” and Tammy ” Mrs ” Dallus Weir, program chairman, introduced honored guest. Curry County D istrict Attorney Robert M ille r who spoke on "Civic P articipation" He explained the duties and functions of the different o f fices of county government, voting procedures and laws governing each M iller, an in teresting and capable speaker also answered questions per taming to county and local government problems Mrs Tucker announced the BPW clubs which are sched- forthccmmg meeting of the uled to meet in Reedsport in near future The Port Orford club would prov ide en tertainment for this meeting The afternoon session is a workshop on "Personal De velopment by the profes sional Max.ne Hayes as the leader from Cottage Grove S U FFER S BROKEN A R M Mr and Mrs Louis Kreutzer of Langlois received word that their 15-year-old grandson. Doug Cope, is recovering from a broken arm received from a fall while riding a young colt on his father's ranch at Mt Hebron Cal.f. Doug's parents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Cope. VIS ITS P A T IE N T Donna Churchill visited Mrs Carl Fenk ■ former Helen Ja cobs i at the Mast Hospital in Myrtle Point Saturday where Mrs Fenk is recovering from major surgery. RO TARY HOSTED This is National School Lunch Week and members of the Rotary Club were guests an Tuesday at the Port Orforr Grade School________ Friends Attend White Funeral Mr and Mrs Ray Fromm. Nellie Frcm m and Mr and Mrs Sam Hull of Port Orford attended the Masonic funeral services for Ravmond Russell White in Brookings. Ru-sell. oldest son of the late Carl Whites, was born in Port Orford and for many years the fam ily made their home at Brushes Creek The Statt pur chased the home winch tne fam ily occupied and it is now pun t t tne Humbug State Park aiea and the resiaence of the caretaker. Russell was single and oper ated a ranch witn his mot.ver at tne Cnetco and recently was busy with the bulb crcp whe.t he oecame ill and passed a wav at his heme at the age of 4S years. He is survived by his mother L.zzy. sisters. Elaine Smith of Klamath Palls, Cleo Hall of Santa Rosa and Thressa Bad £ cr cl Chetco. Attend Wedding Harvest Festival Is Meeting Theme The Town and Country Wo men's Club is holding its next meeting Tuesday with a lunch eon served at IS: IS p m . at Whalens Cafe in Langlois. ‘ Harvest F estival" is the theme of the program, featur ing new ideas in copperware There will be special music The speaker i s Mrs Hartley- Clausen of North Bend. Reservations are reque sled by calling Langlois 482 or 275 bv Mondav n»xin HAS MAJOR S U R G E R Y George Edwards of Langlois ’ underwent mayor surgery at a Eugene hospital last week Mrs Edwards anti M r and Mrs Dude Edwards returned to Langlois Sunday evening Bonnie Higgins remained with her father who ai this tim e is very slowly improving. TH U R SD A Y B R ID G E Bridge club met at the home of Mrs Adolph Windmaiser in Port Orford Thursday- First place honors -.vent to Mrs Dallus Weir, second place to Mrs Chet Britton, and Mrs John Masterson won the slam Square Dance News Members of the Beachcomb er's Square dance club danced w ith the Rogues and Ruffles Saturday night at Ophir Those attending were Mr and Mrs E-n:e Nelson M r and Mrs Albert Britton. M r and Mrs Floyd Keeler. M r and Mrs Harvey Myers, M r and Mrs Willey Smith and Mrs Fred Deaver Stan Buak c f Brookings fotm erly cf Bandon, was the caller for the evening A workday is scheduled at the Cove for Sunday. Oct. 18 with a potluck dinner at 1 p m The Beachcomber's regular square dance night is Satur dav. V IS ITS AUNT Minnie King Jolly recently visited her aunt Nani? Stinsor Mevers. at Dos Palos. Calif SON F A M IL Y V IS IT The Floras Willow Club met at the Sportsmen’s c'-tb house Thursday of last week Plans were made for the annual Thanksgiving Dinner to be held November 12 at 12 30 p m This w ill be a potluck turkey dinner, Mrs Arthur Sweet w ill be in charge of the program and Mr- Arthur K in e vs:!' decoiate for the occasion Birthday greetings were ex tended to Docia Sweet who also won the door prize The "no hostess lunch" of pie and coffee was served B U F F E T D IN N E R Members of the Dell - Katina met for a buffet dinner at the heme of Mrs Wanda Volck last week Soecial guests included sev eral new teachers in the dis trict. CANASTA CLUB Mrs Florence Sonderman was ho<fe«s to the carasta club last week W -nir-- firs t prize was Mrs Walter P ratt, second. Mrs Harvev Mvers. Mrs Roland Gerhardt winning the door prize W O O DW ORTHS H A V E G IR L Mr ar.J Mrs Ron Woodworth cl Port Orford are the parent- t l a new daughter. Deora Ann. weighing 7 pounds 7 'i ounces bcr.t Saturday, Oct. 10. her father's birthday at the Mc- Auley Hosp.tal in Coos Bay Grandparents are Mr and Mis George Woodworth of Elk River and Mr and Mrs Erv in Severn-. great grandparent- art Mr and Mrs Jim Vincent and Mr and Mrs Raber'. Forty c f Port Orford. Paternal step great grandfa tie r is Henry Adolph-en. and matt me! step great grand father is Royal Ball of W illam ette Valiev A T T E N D M E E T IN G Mrs Edith Jones. Mrs Alex ander and Donna Churchill a t tended a special education meeting in Myrtle Point last Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Don T rive tt o( Washcugel. Wn . visited Don's parents. Mr and Mrs Andy Trivett and fam ily in Port Orford, last weekend Mrs Andy T rive tt recently- returned from a months visit, with relatives in Tennessee She was brought to her home by Mr and Mrs M arvin Trivet, cf Eugene The Community Church in Port Orford is giving a recep tion for all the teachers in the district, including Langlois and Pacific Sunday at 2 p m Sixes Grange News C H IL D R E N The S.xes Grange met Sat urday evening for their regu lar meeting. Mrs Sam Cuatt. chairman of the home economics commit tee. called for a special meet ing of committee members today Thursday) at 10 a m Agriculture chairman V irgil Cannon reported that a sur plus in agriculture exists in the United States but a surplus for the world is non-existam. Legislative chairman C lar ence Brooks explained the Grange policy towards politics and religion. 'Booster N ight" which is an open house for Grange mem bers and friends, w ill be held Saturday beginnng with a pot luck supper at 7 p m Fred Adams was reported improved and able to be at his home at Ophir O'hers reported ill were Mrs Ralnh Helmken and mother cf Mrs George McDonald. Brooks Return From Trip Willow Club Plans Thanksgiving Meal TO HOST T E A C H E R S ARE ILL Jane and Franxie Nickolson, cn.iaren of Wanoa NicKoison. have been ill and patients at t.ie C ur.y General Hosp.tal in G ild Beach. Mr and Mrs Clarence Rnxvks of Langlois completed an in teresting vacation trip touring the country and visiting rela lives Before leaving Oregon they -pent several days with their daughter ami son in law. Mr and Mrs W illiam Tucker, in Klamath Falls then on to the Zion National Park in South west Utah and from there to Grand Canyon Dam on the upper Colorado River In Kansas City. Mo . they were guests of Mr Brook's brother and other relatives They visited the birthplace of Jessie James The old home ha- on display pictures of the James fam ily and clothes which Jam es mother and iii . 't i wore Tne tree from which James' father was hung is st.11 standing I.is episode occurcd during the t iv it War days, before the eyes cf tie ’ ben 15 year-old Jtfmes who soon struck out in rt v»nge \ member of Brooks' family is presently occupying the James ranch and raises cattle there Other points of interest were t ic town of Lexington. Mo, where the old battle ground and the Anderson House which served as a hos p ia l in those days and serves as a mt-morial now The return trip was made through the Ozark Mts and at Neosho. Mo . they v isited a nephew cf Mr and Mrs Che' Berry neighbors of 'he visi tors on F lora- Lake Road' on through western Arkansas and Texas to Roswell. N M . where they visited their granddaugh ter. the form er Sandy Brooks n v Mrs W illiam Riley and family which consists of a six month-old son This was the first tim e they had seen their great grandson Du—.ng their stay in Roswell. Brooks was p r . Hedged to be the guest of W illiam Riley on Visitation D ay" at the missile base Clarence now knows what it is like to be down in a missile silo which is 180 fee'- underground and 32 feet across and holds tons of highly mechanized equipment C O U P L E V IS IT Mrs Drexel Hoy with , her mother Mrs Clayton of Cres cent City. C alif were visitor- this week a’ the home of M r- Walter Pratt. IN H O S P ITA L John Beiche! of Langlois is a patient at the Southern Coos General Hospital in Bandon TO S T A R T SALE The sixth, sevtn'.h and e.ghth grades in Langlois schools will start their annual magazine sale Oct. 22 Subscriptions w ill be sold by students who w ill get a per centage for the studentbody ON D E E R HUNT Hay Deets and son Mike of Lar.glois accompanied Jack. Leonard and Ernest Paulson to the Burns area in Eastern Cregcn Sunday for deer hunt ing A I CONFERENCE Mrs Bernard Kusta and Ferr Fales were in Seattle last wekend to attend the North West Reg: mal Vivian Wood ard Conference Make up artists were seen in action and 'he unveiling of the Christmas gifts were part of the program Mr and Mrs Dick Bark'ow and son David of tainglois. with their daughter and son in (aw Mr and Mrs Dewey M iller of Corvallis, attended the wedding of Miss Juanita G riffin and Gary Cribbins in M yrtle Pom, at the Presby terian Church Saturday. Octo School Head Makes Visit Mr and Mrs Jim Wilson and sons spent three days last week with Jim 's parents. Mr and M i- Fred Wilson, and other relatives in Seneca. Ore . doing a bit of hunting Other hunters included Mr and Mrs Roy Carr who were guests of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wilson Mr and Mrs Oscar McCal ister stay«! at the Carr resi dence on Sixes River during their absence Mr and Mrs M arvin Trivett and fam ily were guests of Mrs Trivett's fam ily, the Jim Wilsons, during the weekend t r ip Mrs Robert Wallace of the Knapp Road and Mrs B ill Armstrong returned during the wt.kend from a two week's tr p in whuh tim e they covered a-J milt-s going first to Winn- bnro La . which is near Bat tan Rouge to visit relatives R.turning t Purt Orford w.th the ladies to make their home h-. r? we e Robert Wallace's - -ters. Freda Dolly Jones and -on Rickey The ladte- visited relative« i f Mr- Armstrong in Iowa and r,p. rted all sorts of degrees <f weather including a hold up cl several hours due to -ro n g w.nds in Ft Worth. Tex AI GARDEN M E E T IN G Mrs Dun Dewey. Mrs Val T w lev and Mrs Jim Wilson, member- ol the Sunset Garden Club in Pur, Orford, attended the R igue River D istrict 5 Garden clubs board meeting held in North Bend IN T E R V IE W BOYS \ representative ot the L'.S. (' ast Guard was at Pacific Hijih School Mondav to inter view junior and senior boys for possible careers in the Coast Guard A representative of the Navy w ill be present at the school cn Thursday at 3 15 p m to interview the boys and explain the N'ROTC program L A D IE S HEAR Mrs Dewey was matron ol honor f i r her cousin ant David P .irk’ uw wax an usher at the wedding Miss G riffin is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E M G riffin i f Portland Mrs G riffin ami Mrs Barkluw are slaters H AHNS LECTURE Mrs Alton Byrd. Mrs Ethel Crutcher. M r- Calhoun M r- Harry Byrnes, Mrs Alice Nor wood Mrs Donna Churchill and Mrs Milton Leer went to Crescent City Thursday eve ning to hear Dr John Manning of Fresno State College lec ture on Toinguage Arts " IN P O R T L A N D M r- Leo Phillips and Mrs Jim Allison of Port Orford were Portland visitors this week D I& a iN G Cliff W H IT BMfS Phone LD 2-2061 Box 332, Port Orford I M i- Art Goucher of Slxe* were in Agness Sunday to attend the corn -how which featured a vast amount of ddiciou- fisxl and wa- enjoyc I by all the guests attending Charli i Hugh of Sixe- were also in at tendance at this festive Rogue River country affair FROM PO RTLA ND Mrs Leila Eldridge of Port i.md wa> ,i weekend guezd Et tbi Scacre-I Motel in Port Orford visiting tre n d Mrs Clark Slocum of Langlois V IS IT S ■leirv PARENTS Cox was home from the University of Otcgon to visit h - parent- Mr and \ l r - I d Ri-u-h 11 Di iiin .ii k SHOP V IS IT S O A U G H T E R Alva Hany i- v -ding h - Jim Kosta spent the week end visiting in Eugene AT FO O T B A L L G A M E Mr and Mrs Don Meehals of Port Orford attrnded the Oregon State University foot ball game in Portland Satur uay wnen the Beavers de ie « tiJ the Washington Huskies, » to 7 Uiher members of the tarn ly attending thi game were con's brothers and wives Mr and M r- J im Mi -hal- < !' U h at on. and M r and M r- ih a rh -- Meehals of Seattle AAMdf A W V ir j i t s r#sr M i- \l Holm in 1 n;view . Wn and (n e n d Hen I hi i k i> Per d in I who l- busy building a baa' wh li Alva w ill he helping with OI K LOW PKK’ES S and II (¡KEEN STAMPS Dch her 27 is (he date lent« lively -el for the Green Hand initiation of (he Pacific chap icr of Vo Sg Eighteen boy- w ill be in the initiation ela-- * Port Orford DRUGS SIS TE R v is its Mr amt M r- llyron S o il ol Tain m a v isite d la -t w eek .i th riM-wr bargains TWO 4, JUd - 50, g av h , , , i t S 2 O v. l e d i t at < . ■iiuiug October M RS C H U R C H IL L V IS IT E D I LOOK TURN \CLS Sgl and Mrs George Kikuchi and three children recently visited Mrs Kikuchi'« mother Donna Churchill in Langlois and then on to Sawyer Air Force Base in Michigan last Tuesday Donna reports a new granddaughter Wendt Renee, weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces to parent Mr and M r- Robert Herr in Everett Wn . October. 5 Mrs Herr is the former Glenna Churchill M yrtle Me K tr.zit of St Catherine's Resi Hi nee In North B e n i ts great grandmother 2 ,5UOWatt, ->40. e ach ..........Czwdtt d - iJ.su Cue 3, 5OÜ Watt. - 4 5 , ....................... C re d it oi s i . - i ITV1 t.OUU W A T T W ALL l'Y I’l Hl \ 11 Its SlU. each .................................................... C redit ol s5. THRU HT \T I RS IILA1T R o l -20. 2OU AMP 1* S O I IC i LD l R \L SI R \ ICE H- )X1 S C o m piu te v il I » lire aKcm . , . . 5Ü €4<l 200 AMP M l U R C A N S .............. ........... 10. à ) esci B \SI BOARD I ll A l l RS AND El G il l ING 1 IXT IIR IS m vario i* le iig lla and tv p e l Mr and Mrs Sweede Robison r t turned from a io d a y sue t.s - fu l hunting trip in Eastern Oregon, T.ie Robinsors built a small cab.n on the R ill Hickey Ranch an J were lucky to bag two lire e p o in t bucks and later lim ited out on Canadian bonk tr s at Gtx.se latke i Perhaps their new Jeep was carrying a full kiad on the homeward bound trip i MEET TA f l ONE I AN l'Y P l 1MEBSON W A il H A V E GOOD H U N T J O IN T l,5i)O W \ I'T W \L I SIS. e a c h ..................................................C re d it ol $7, 5U - .Ml U R ODDS \N t) IN D S, CHI M' - M L SI/LS V -D T Y P tS C f WIRI IW H M D GLASS U N II) W Y IL R Hl \ 11 RS, CHEAP - - \LSO- * M W L L L C IR IC PUMPS YND MCTORS SW I IC I IIS, RI C l P1IC U S , 1 IC . J /M HUS ross SET 819 W MAMZftzxiTA,G£Ct APP. — £0 1 - 3 5 * * The American Legion and Aux.liary w ill meet Tuesday Robert Your District Attorney REPORT ON TH L WORK OF 1 HI. DIST R IC T ATTO RNEY’ S C IU C I DURING M Y PRESENT I I RM. I A. 315 Felonie» processed. B. 638 M isdem eanors processed 953 T o ta l c rim in a l cases processed (n o t in c lu d in g m otor veh icle v io la l ions). SEASONAL II A. A p p ro x im a te ly 300 c h ild s u p p o r t cases processed (a large percentage o f w h ich were on W elfare) 143 cu rre n t c h ild support cases. IL Enforced paym ent o f ap pro xim ately $53,000 00 for c h ild support, a large percentage ol which o ff set w elfare paym ents resulting m less c lu ld w elfare costs to the taxpayers EXPENSES G O T YOU O U T ON III In a d dition, as the attorney and legal advisor for Curry < ounty, handled a ll the C om ity's legal prob lem s and m atters as w e ll as consulted w ith the citizens of Curry County about th e ir governm ental pröce durcs and problem s arising out of and concerning Com ity agencies. Stale agencies, port, cemetery water sanitary and scliool districts, among other, and e ffe c tiv e ly worked lo r honest and fa ir law enforcem ent in cooperation w ith a ll la w enforcem ent agencies. A LIMB? T>o m «ny bills? Fall rv » • • kiffcP Ge* back on »be jraw nd ayam . . . F A S T , w ith money ♦rom C ra te r Finance. Far eld b ill*— new fa il clothee— -other pwrebates---- car repair*— m edical •v p « n » « > — any am er. «an cy. Cam « i« * phana ta d a y . W a ll « • " a ll • * » " fa r yaw? IV Your District counties, and on m atters have been a v a ila b le at a ll F.S. Can*a4idata year debt* Fat a a a a a n v a m a n t m aathty P aym ent. DITCHLS DRAINS DRIVEWAYS YARD WORK grading Mr and Mrs It,-I McKenzie, -on- Rickey ami David, and DEMOCRAT c f M r and Mrs Ren Rundberg of Sixes. D IG S AT CORN SHOW IN IT IA T IO N S L A T E D IN E U G E N E ♦ • M r and M rs Jim DeVo'a o f n o rla n d wprp recent oua-fs DIG&ER. Mr and Mrs Don Amos re turne I (rem a 10 day success fui hunting trip In the laike view country to their hume on the Airport Read Sunday evening. daughier. M r and Mrs Robert Meyer recently returned from trip to V ictoria, B C and the Pendle ton Round up RUNDBERGS Mrs Charles Brooks of Sixes was in Portland during the weekend and with Mr Brooks attended the Zooms! Auc'ion and dinner BACK F R O M H U N T Mr and Mrs Ralph Jacob son and fam ily of itivseburg were overnight gue-ts of Mr and Mrs W J Sweet In Ban don and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A W Sweet of Sixes SE E S R O U N D UP M r and Mrs C. D. Norris of Medford were recent visitors cf her parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Maloy, in Pert Orford. AT ZO O M SI A U C TIO N F R O M R O SEBURG Mr and M i HOSTS Mrs Ellen Dwire Is holding up the traditional saving "most frequent accidents in the heme" when -he required several s,itches for a badly cut hand received while wush ing dishes Su'urdav evening at her home Bernice is luekv (hough having two capable young dishwashers at home V IS IT P A R E N T S V IS IT ARE Rec« nt guests of Mr and Mrs Grurgi Hahn in Port Dr ford were Mrs Gerald Hahn and her sister. Sadie Win throw, of Oceanside. Calif The group made a trip to Portland during the weekend SU FFER S CUT HAND HU N T E A S T E R N O R EG O N LONG Scott'« »later, Polly Collier and daughter Nancy, at their home on I he A lrpoit Road her 10 County School Superinten den, Ray Neugart paid an "old fashioned" visitation to the class rooms of the Port Orford school one day last uefk Many people remember when the county school superinten dent visited their class rooms with pride and pleasure and would become well acquainted with many -tudents throughout a student’s school years, but this custom seemed to go out of style, in the past several years It's nice to know 1, could be revived. take at the Legion Hall in Port Crfurd with all members urged to be present A ttorney's o ffic e is processing m ore work than some ol the a d io iim ig more populated a low er budget, and w ith less personnel, I veil w ith this increase in work output, a ll kept current. The o ffic e operates on a fu ll tim e d a ily basis, and 1 have made m yself hours, in c lu d in g weekends, to consult w ith people and handle situations as they arise. A Ql ALII IEO A M ) ABLE MAN WOKKING I OK I AIK \ M ) HONEST LAW E .\l ()K( E M E \I V \l> GOOD GOVEKNMENT. SERVING ALL WITH FAIRNESS Retain Bob M ille r for D is tric t A ttorney C o m m itte e; I red I ox, Brookings; Hom er Kerber, Gold Beat g Frank St, C la ir, Port Orford, C o -cha irm en I
