B IIX Y G R A H A M F I I M
A T C O M M U N IT Y C H U R C H
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FROM
COLORADO
M r. and Mr». Fxl W o o lle y , ih e lr
c h ild re n and M rs Bruce Bums
returned to N e tlk a Reach last
I'h u n d a y from C olorado, wliere
t h e y were c a lle d due to the
■ leatlia o f M n H u m 'i and Kd'i
h ro tlier, D o yle W o o lle y , Ilia w ife
and daughter, at tlie re iu lt o f a
c a r-ta n k e r truck a c c id e n t. Tlte
W o o lle y c a rra n up under a p ark *
ed truck th a t had run out o f fuel
a fte r dark on the highw ay. One
ion survived and l i reported out
o f danger w ith a broken ilio u ld e r,
tw o broken a m u and a badly
In ju re d eye,
le ft la it Thursday fur a v a c a
tion trip to Ind iana. W h ile Rev.
Van W in kle 1saway,his son Rev.
Lee A lla n Van W in k le w ill hold
the services a t tlie U n ite d Pen
teco stal Church, T h e re w ill be
no Saturday night services b e
cause o f tlie Sunday Scliool c o n
vention lie in g held in S p ring-
fie ld on Saturday, M a y IS ,
AW ARDS
BANQUET
Bunny H a u k l. Flora Joluiaon,
M ary Brewer, Sue Lindgren and
T ru d y A lh e r were in Portland
last w eek to bowl In (lie to u rn a
m e n t there.
FROM
T E M P O R A R IL Y
HELD
A p ic n ic w a i held at Hum bug
Park last Sunday w ith a large
group of fa m ilie s from tlie O p h ir
a n d N e ilk a Reach area attend ing .
M E M O R IA L
FUND
A m e m o r ia l fund for M r , Fred
A d a im l u i been le t up w ith c o n
trib u tio n ! to go to the O ph ir
C o m m u n ity C h u r c h b u ild in g
fund.
B IR T H D A Y
CELEB R A TE D
M r. and M r i. Norm Pownder
were in Ito irb u rg Sunday to a t
tend a recep tio n for th e ir aunt,
C la ra I.aud retli, on h e r ‘»Otli
birthd ay.
TO
DONATE
C O L L E C T IO N
A m m o n D lils ie r w ill take h u
larg e a m m iu iitio n c o lle c t ion to
N o rth Rend Saturday. Ha lias
donated it to the C o o l-C u rry
M iu e iu n tliere wliere It w ill r e
m a in on display,
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P O IN T
M r. and Mr». E. A. Hurt of M y rtle
Point v m te d th e ir d aughter and
f a m ily , tlie Hob Youngs o f O phir,
M on day.
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C O R V A L L IS
Steve M a c liu ie s spent last
w eeken d in C o rv a llis v is itin g
bis hrotlier, Join , wlio attends
c o lle g e there.
S U R P R IS E
V IS IT
Bruce D o yle and D ennis A lle n
v .M p ri'e d (h e ir |>arents last w e e h -
eud w ith e aliort visit. T h e ir sMp
tlie 1 Tortuga' was docked in San
Francisco for a slioit tim e .
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R E L A T IV E S
M r. and Mrs. W ilb u r M oo re and
daughter, and M rs. FJta M o o re
spent the p e lt w eekend in Astoria
w ith W ilb u r's brothers and fa m -
i lies, tlie D a le and Junior Moores.
T h e y stopped in Portland for a
v is it w ith a s itte r and fa m ily ,
M rs Gwen Vredenberg.
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AGNESS
A w eekend v is ito r w ith Mrs.
D o ro th y B othw ell a n d fa m ily
was M rs B o ih w e ll't m o th e r,M n .
Francis B illing s o f Agness.
SERVICES
HELD
MONDAY
F un eral services w ere lield
M o n d a y . M a y 10, in G o ld Beach
for D e m i A u stin , who d ied sud
denly w h ile fislu n g o n (lie Rogue
R iv e r Saturday. He w ill be r e
m e m b e re d in this area a t tlie
ru ra l m a il c a rrie r. He re tire d
last year.
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M r and M rs. V e m o n W ilc o x ,
Linda and R indy, w ere in Cooa
Bay Sunday to v is it M r.a n d M n .
K e n n e th Forty and boys.
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C O N V E N T IC N
Linda W ilc o x , D ia n e and Mary-
K a y Rucker, and G e ri Bell a t
ten d ed G irls League state c o n
v e n tio n held in N orth Bend on
M ay 7 and 8. T h e y a tte n d e d a
Hootenanny held a t S u n s e t
Beach and swam a t the N orth
Bend p o o L M rs .S ig M o rg a n drove
the bus fo r tlie O p h ir,G o ld Beach
and Pistol R iv e r girls th a t a t
te n d e d A bout bOO girls attended.
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H O N O R ED
G ra d u a tin g seniors o f the Zion
Lutheran C h urch are Rota Bailer,
M a r ily n H o u g lu m ,D ix ie Jam ie
son, D a v id Pratt, C hristine Jolui-
son,Dennis K n o k e ,M a rg ie M o e l-
b e r,K a th y H a rd y ,a n d A lle n T o f-
tu m . A s p e c ia l ta b le was arrang
ed for the graduates at tlie fa m
ily d in n e r and w ere presented
w i t h a b e a u tifu lly decorated
c a k e , cut and served by Mrs.
M u e lle r,a n d b a k e d a n d d e c o ra t
ed w i t h y e llo w roses, by Mrs.
George M oe I her. E a c h of tlie
graduates to ld w hat they w. uld
lik e to be and tlie teachers p re
sent c o m p lim e n te d the students
on a tta in in g this goal.
Preparing the f a m ily dinner
w e r e M rs C, W. Edstrom, Mrs.
Lonnie M c V a y , Mrs. John Knoke,
Mrs. Larry Godsey and Mrs A r
nold H o u g lu m .
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B R O O K IN G S
IN
M rs. W ill W a lk e r o f Pistol
R iv e r spent Friday v is itin g a I the
home of her nephew and w ife,
M r. and M rs Robert Forty,
TRUCK LETTIRIUE
T h e 4 - H te w in g and cooking
club, 7 5 5, m e t Tuesday, M a y
11, at Mrs. Evelyn M ac D o n a ld 's
home. T he sewing g irlsfin islied
th eir sew ing baskets and the
coo king g i r l s m ade and ate
brownies.
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M u e lle r . She was chosen by the
teen age d e p a rtm e n ta l the Sun
day School and was presented
a b e a u tifu l p la n t Mrs. W a lte r
Pratt, her daughter, read a poem
on the m a n y q u a litie s o f being
a m o t tier.
W ilm a Johnson s p e n t last
w eeken d In Brookings as the
guest of Linda Boni w e ll.
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SURGERY
V A C A T IO N
AUNT
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Mrs. Flossie W arn er is a p a tie n t
in Curry G en eral Hospital. She
und erw ent m a j o r surgery on
M onday.
IN
V A C A T IO N
L u c ile Douglas is in Spring-
fie ld w ith her son end w ife , M r.
and M rs. Gordon Douglas, for a
tw o weeks v a c atio n .
TOPS NEWS
T h e C a lo rie Counting Topa
club opened its w e e k ly m e e tin g
w i t h the p ledge, ro ll c a ll and
m inute» from the last m eeting .
T here w ere c la ve n members
present w ith two guests, who
Joined the club .
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R e g is tra tio n for V a c a t i o n
Bible Scliool must be c o m p le te d
by M a y 16, so that a s u ffic ie n t
staff and m a te ria l m a y be o rd er
ed. O n ly those registered by that
d a t e w ill be guaranteed work
books. Parents are urged to see
that this is taken care of. VBS
w ill run from June 7 -1 8 , 9 i 30 to
I l i 3 0 a .m . for the ages o f 4 -1 2
inclu s iv e . Anyone h -v in g three
y e a r - o h b should c o n tac t M n .
M en sch first, at she w ill ba in
charge o f the nursery and k in
d ergarten class.
BAFT
N e l Eat«, o f Roseburg, Is spend
in g s lew days v is itin g M ra. H a r
o ld Davidson a t the Sea Crest
M o te l.
ON
Port Orford News, T h u n d ay , M a y 13,
RELEASED
Bob Adam s was released from
tlie Veterans H o sp ital in Port
land for tlie fu n e ra l o f lus fattier
He w ill return to the hospital
on Thursday.
GRADUATES
V IS IT S
M em bers o f Beck A cres C a r
den C lu b e le c te d new officers
a t tlie home of hostess Pat Lae
last week. T h e y are: president,
M a ry Brasil;
v i c e -p re s id en t,
Donna M arsh, reco rd ing secre
tary, H a s e lM c K e n sie ; treasurer,
Gerrene C a m ; correip ot im g
secretary, M a ry Lou K n o ttin g -
ham.
Program c h a irm a n for the e v
e nin g was Pat l.ee, who gave a
very in fo rm a tiv e ta lk on d rift-
wood, d iffe re n t finishes and ar
rangem ents.
Guests were June Guy and Joan
D e ttm a n , M a r y Brasil was c o -
hostess.
PORK ROAST
CO NNETS
Visitors at tlie liom e o f M r.
and M rs. Paul C onnet w are M r.
and M rs .C a rl C onnet of A lb a n y .
F R IE N D
Mary Brazil Heads
Back Acres Club
HELD
An awards n ig ht banquet was
h e l d at the O p h ir scliool last
Saturday nig ht. Those re c e iv in g
o n e -y e a r letters werei Leslie
H o ffer, I ester H o ffer, Dennis Ja
cobs, W illie M ille r , R ile y R ucker
and Roger Yegge.
T w o -y e a r letters w e n t tot
Peter Buffington, Bruce b ig d a ld ,
C hester Lusby and G lenn R e m
ington. P e p c lu b i president, Ann
C o ulee; secretary, Im m a L o u
Stevens; v 1c e -p re s id e n t, Lynn
W am p ler; Donna A n d e r s o n ,
Theresa C o s te llo e ,D e b b ie Davis,
C a ro l D e w e y ,
D eb b ie K tm ,
Barbara D e w e y , C h ristin e M i l
ler, D e n ite W ebb. T h e ir advisor
was Mrs. C a ro l D u tton . C h a e r-
leaders, seventh g r a d e : Reva
M oo re, Ann H o ffe r a n d M ik e
C o u le e . Eighth gradet Frances
W a m p le r and M a rc ia Young.
M a n a g e rs - e ig h th grader W il
lia m T u r n e r . Seventh grade:
G len n Creasey.
b asketball) Jerry Engdahl,
Jim Lusby and A rn o ld Rucker,
a lt firs t-y e a r le tte r.
S e c o n d -y e a n T o m m y H a w
kins, Brett Jacobs, T e rry K im b le .
Jack M o rg an , D onny N o w lin and
T im R em in gto n.
Referees for the y e a r were
D a rre l and Jerry A lle n .
boosters wlio were a great lielp
were G lo ria Buffington, Audre
N o w lin , Sig M organ , Ann R yan,
Jerry R em in g to n and H a m s K e n
nedy and o f course, a ll parents.
P IC N IC
T lie B illy C r a h a m f ilm ,
"W o rld 's F a i r Encounter, " Is
aclseduled fo r / i3 0 , Tuesday e v
ening, M a y 18, at tlie Port O r
ford C o m m u n ity C h u rc h
The f i l m
Is baaed on tlie
story o f tw o young people who
a c tu a lly v is ite d the F a ir during
the f ln t aeaion o f its o peration.
A fte r using various displays at
the I a ir as backdrops for tlie u n
fo ld in g ilram a, the story's c l i
m a x takes p lace in 'lie B illy
G raham P a v illio n wliere t h e
w id e - s c r e e n m o tio n p icture.
" M a n In the 5th D im e n s io n , "
m akes Its Im p a c t on the film 's
p rincip als. T l « young c o u p le 'l
impressions of the unusual c in
em a presentation b e c o m a a
ry m iio l of the a c tu a l response
by thousands who hava found
s p iritu a l m e a n in g and purpose to
life a m id the g litte r and e x c it e
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