6 —Port Gvford New», Thunday, February 25, 1965
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MARY WILCOX
GRANGE INSTALLS
At the Feh. 12, m e e t in g of
Ophir Grange, past master O-
v ille Phippc installed a ll new
officers present at t h a t tim e.
Grange Fire Insurance is offer
ing an extended coverage on
dw elling contents w hile the in
sured is traveling. T w e n ty -fiv e
dollars was given for 4 - H sum
m er school. It was recomm end
ed by Pomona Grange that w in
ning p o i n t s toward the Fair
<>ieen be awarded only on white,
red and blue ribbons at fa ir tim e.
Mrs. Gladys Davis was appoint
ed com m unity service c h a i r
man, replacing Mrs. M arie Fern
andes who has moved away. Re
freshments were served by Jim
and M a ttie Ryan.
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PORTLAND
M r.and Mrs. Gust Haft recent
ly made a business and pleasure
t r i p to Portland. W hile there,
t h e y visited Mrs. Haft's sister,
Mrs. Emma Glines. Visiting now
at the Haft home is their neph
ew, Brian Hopster, f r o m San
Diego, C alifornia.
V IS IT
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
SLATES K N N E R
PARENTS
Visitin g last week w ith Pastor
and -Mrs. Roy H a ll was t h e i r
daughter,Mrs.Nancy Hawley and
daughters Beth, Becki and Bonnie
of Portland. Also visiting was
Jean Soasey a nurse at Emmanuel
Hospital in Portland.
IM PR O VIN G
Mrs. Ella W oolley spent last
weekend in Curry General Hos
p ita l where she was quite i ll . It
is good to report she is much im
proved.
P i#« CH 7-4108
Special Services
Seven missionaries w ill lx>ld
services starting Sunday, Feb.27,
at the Ophir Comm unity Church
and w ill continue through Wed
nesday. The services start at 7:30.
Missionaries include W endell
Grout, pastor of Blue Ridge Bible
Church, Kansas City, Missouri,
Leanord Reimer, West C o a s t
Representative,Gospel Mission
ary Union; George Insley, Jungle
A viatio n a n d Radio Service;
A . C . Edewards, The Friends of
Isreal Missionary a n d R e lie f
Society, M erlin Olsen, The Evan
g elical A lliance Mission; Kath
ryn Beard, F la ^ ta ff Mission to
t h e Niva.io«; and John Oaker,
Sudan Interior Mission.
V IS IT
PARENTS
Your reporter spent Monday
in Port Orford where I visited
w ith my parents, M r. and Mrs.
Loren Forty.
IN CAVE JUNCTION
The freshman team won over
the Ophir Warriors in last Fri
day's game by a score of 30-27.
PLAN HO M ECO M ING
The Ophir Pep Club is plan
ning a homecoming dance fo l
lowing the game w ith Brookings
on Feb. 26.
PARENTS V IS IT
Visiting M r. and Mrs. Calvin
Davis were Mrs. Davis' parents,
M r.and M rs.Archie Pardee from
Cottage Grove.
PRESENT AW A R D
The United Penticostal Church
presented perfect attendance a -
wards at the Sunday services.
Receivingtw o year awards were:
Thelm a and Becky Johnson and
Rev. Van W i n k l e . Receiving
three-m onth awards were; Glen
da W a rd , Ray, Bill, Greg and
D arrell Ashworth, Rev.and Mrs.
Holm quest, Lanette, Karen and
Peter Holmquest.
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Fo r Salon Head
A TTEN D DADS WEEKEND
V IS IT GRAND PA RENTS
Debbie, Johnny and Larry Brew
er s p e n t last week w ith their
grandparents, M r. and Mrs. U.E.
Brewer, w hile t> :ir parents, M r.
and Mrs. Cork/ Sew er, were on
a short vacation into Nevada.
LEAN
M r. a n d Mrs. Warren M ille r
s p e n t Saturday and Sunday in
Roseburg where they attended
an area m eeting of fa ir boards
and directors. They were taken
on a tour of the fairgrounds there.
FRESH W IN
Visiting in this area last week
were M r.and M rs.Kenneth King
of Port Angeles, Wash. Mrs. King
is the daughter of M r. and Mrs.
Burl Burnt, in d the sister of Mrs.
Doris M ille r , Mrs. Janice Moore
and Bruce Bums.
SAY YOU SAW IT
IN THE NEWS
Mil. I homes, ED 2-2O3ti,ur Mary
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JAMIESON
At tlie regular meeting M on
day, Feb. 22, l.ouetta Jan
in leion
was named queen for the week
with a weight loss of 4 J pounds.
Nine mem ben were present with
a weight loss average of S pound
ea ch
Betty Keeler received a pack
age from her secret pal as an
aantvenary gift.
At llw next m eeting, March I,
tlie club w ill decide the queen
lor the month of February.
Any Interested |>enons may
contact Ik tty Kee ler. I I ) 2-4545,
READ A l l THE ADS
Bates, I'D 2-2673, to find out
about Ike TOPS program.
O VERNIG HT GUEST
M n . Edith Guthrie, Vancouver,
R C, , was an overnight guest
recently with Mr, and Mrs. K. S,
Paddock. She was enroute liome
after spending som etim e visit
ing with lierion and fam ily, Mr.
amt M n. Diek Guthrie ol Gold
Reach.
COMF1 IMEN I S N O T N H D E D
" I Just love c o m i n g to your
h o u s e , I never (eel I have to
dress up. "
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b a rg a in H o u s e
NEW AND USED
MERCHANDISE
FOR SALE
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Steel Fence Posts
Floor I umace
A lto we buy Junk cars.
Next to Soutli Coast Agency
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In Ashland over the weekend
for "D ad ’ s Weekend” activit
ies at Southern Oregon College
were M r. and M rs . Dale B a rt
le tt, M r. and M rs . Jack E llis ,
M r. and M rs . Ryce Wilson,
M r. and M rs . C a rl Back, M r.
and M rs . A1 Johnson.
The Johnsons watched their
son, E ric , play his last col
lege basketball game when the
9 0 C team played Portland State
with a victory fo r 9 0 C . E ric
was high point man with 19.
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SUN DAY VISITO RS
M r. and Mrs. Fred Lee of Swiss
Home, and his brother, Gene of
Santa Barbara, C a lif ., visited
w i t h the K. S. Paddocks over
Sunday.
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P E L lC lO U Ç
VISITO RS FROM
M INNESOTA
Visitin g at the home of their
son and daughter, the Joe D ett-
man's at Silver Springs, are Mrs.
M argaret Dettm ann of White
INJURES EYE
Bear Lake, M inn ., and Mrs. Alma
T . C. Stevens received a very H alt of St. Paul, Minnesota.
painful injury w h i l e beach
The two ladies are enjoying
combing when he fe ll and punc the sunny weather and m ild c li
tured his eye on a stick.
m ate of Port Orford, having left
th irty -fiv e below temperatures
ATTENDS FESTIVAL
Becky Johnson attended the and deep snow within three hours
International Music Festival at by j e t
the University of Oregon in Eu
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World Day of Prayer is sched
uled for Friday, M arch S, at the
Port Orford Com m unity Church,
7:30
m . , especially f o r all
women of the com m unity. This
urogram is s;x>nsored by five d if
ferent church groups.
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A T F A IR MEET
The John N ow lin fa m ily drove
to Cave Junction last weekend.
There they visited M r. and Mrs.
Fid Owens and George Johnson.
They reported the highway to be
in better condition than expect
ed.
PORT ANGELES
SHOP IN PORT ORFORD
WORLD D A Y OF PRAYER
S IX E S -F IX HOME
EXTENSION MEET
The S ixca-U k Flume Extension
unit tie Id their m eeting at the
hottie of Mrs. George McDonald.
Mrs. Roland Gerhardt and Mrs.
Earl Tangenien gave an Interest
ing talk on your stake In Social
Security.
Yhe cooking demonstration
for the month of M arch w ill be
held at the home of Mrs. DeInter
Isakson with Mrs. Eldon Spence
and Mss. Lonnie Mecum as pro-
Ject leaden.
the G irl Scout Troop 75 of Gold
Beach.
Coos County Salon No. 509,
Eight and Forth, held their
monthly meeting last Friday
at the home of M rs . David
Mickelson In Coos Bay.
Letters of appreciation were
read from the National Jewish
Hospital In Denver for birthday
cards sent each month to child
ren In the hospital.
A report was given on the
Salon’ s birthday party to be held
March 12 at th e Coos Bay
Courtel. M rs . Norm a Thomp
son, state president, state of
ficers and members of other
Salons have b e e n invited to
attend.
M rs . Mlchelson's home was
attractively decorated In the
Valentine theme and each mem
ber made a Valentine and pre
sented It to the president, M rs .
Ethel Montgomery of Port O r
ford. P rize s were given for
the most original and most
beautiful Valentine.
Attending from Bandon was
M rs . Fred T ro tt.
FRO M
Members of the Port Ortord-
Gold Beach duplicate b r i d g e
club are having a free dinner
Saturday, Feb. 27, at the Ophir
Grange h all w ith play to follow
at the Ophir school.
Winners of tne duplicate bridge
played last Saturday evening
were first to Mrs. Ray Keene and
M rs . George Sutton; second to
Mrs. Rod M cK en tie a n d Mrs.
D allusW eir; third to M r.and Mix.
Ed Conley and fourth were D u t
ton and Redbum.
V IE W SLIDE
M r. and Mrs. K.S. Paddock re
c e n t l y traveled to Ma pc 1 ton,
Oregon, their former residence,
to view the damage caused by
the recent slide. They reported
o n e - w a y traffic through town
was the only passable route.
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