4— Port Orford Now«, Ihuwday, August 5, 1965
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Visits Artist Son In New York
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B> Neonia Hall
Pomona Grange
Curry county Pomona Grange
met last Saturday evening at
the Ophir Grange hall.
Bill Crook, president of the
C urry County Livestock As
sociation, was present and ask
ed “ if it were possible for the
Grange members to help serve
'he lamb barbecue scheduled
during the county fair?” A sur
vey of member* showed that
most were working at the fair
full time and would not he able
to do the serving.
Joe Zumpfe, a g r i c u l t u r e
chairm an, spoke of farm ers
losing their voting power which
is needed to secure the things
necessary to carry on a farm
ing business.
Clarence Brooks, state agri
culture chairman, n o te d the
shortage of food in the world
and the part the American farm
e r could do to relieve the sit
uation.
Chetco Grange Home Econ
omics chairman reported giv
ing three dinners and also stated
that Curry County Pomona had
put on the lecturer’s program
for the Coos Pomona Grange.
Sixes Grange reported having
several small auctions, and said
that the money was used to pur
chase a new stove for the kitch
en.
C l a r e n c e Davis, Pomona
delegate to the S t a t e Grange
convention in Pendleton, gave
a report.
An announcement was made
that a Senior Citizens group
is being organized in Gold Beach
Aug. 3 at the Masonic Hall at
7:30 p.m. Citizens o v e r 50
years old are invited to par
ticipate.
A discussion was held con
cerning the meeting for the
State Grange to be held In Coos
Bay in 1967, in conjunction with
Coos County granges.
The next meeting of the Curry
Pomona Grange will be Sat
urday, Oct. 30, at 11 a.m. at
the Chetco Grange Hall.
This will be an all-day meet
ing with dinner at noon. Sixes
grangers are to bring desserts
and the Ophir grangers will
provide salads. An election of
officers will be held.
Twenty-three grangers from
S i x e s Grange attended this
meeting.
M rs. Harry Gebauer of Port
Orford Is back home after an FROM ALBANY
extensive vacation spent in New
Mr. and M rs. Richard Lantz
York and other Eastern states. and two children of Albany vis
While in New York City she ited his m o'her, M rs. Henry
was the guest of her son, Gene
Adolphson, l a s t week. Mrs.
Gebauer who appears in “ Hello Lanta was returning from a
Lutheran Church convention in
Dolly’’ starring Carol Chan
ning. Gene Is a dancer, singer Los Angeles.
and actor.
M rs. Gebauer was fortunate
to see s e v e r a l stage plays NEW MANAGER
• including “ Fiddler on the Roof”
Wilbur A. Howe is the new
which is classed as excellent manager of the Sixes Union
and which she recommends to Oil service station.
a n y o n e , also “ Music M an’
Howe, a wel'-<nown mech
starring P ert Parks, and one anic in the Coos Bay area,
Of Ed Sullivan’s TV shows, moved a week ago with his
which featured the English sing wife to Sixes and assume i man
e r s “ The H ermits.” Before agement of the station Satur
entering the auditorium to see day.
the show, she and her compan
ions were nearly trampled by TO SPEAK
young crowds of teenage girls
Mrs. Jamie France of Port
who had apparently gone mad Orford will be th e featured
over the young beatnik singers. speaker for the Town and Coun
She visited many historical try Christian Women’s club of
places and spent two days at Coos Bay a: the Courtel today
the World’s Fair and attended (Thursday).
The Rev. Keith Potts of G reet
the New York A c a d e m y of
Awards held at the Waldorf A cres will also entertain with
Astoria. In New Jersey she “ Joey” for the mother-daugh
visited her niece, Mr. and Mrs. te r banquet.
Ray Rodrigus. She then went
to Pennsylvania where she add COUSIN VISITS
Visiting from Garden Grove,
ed to her antique collection of
pewter when she visited in sev Calif., last week at the Rov
Hague home was his cousin,
e ra l areas of the state.
On her return trip she vis Hugh McKay, whom he hadn’t
ited friends in St. Louis, Mo., seen in over 29 years. Other
and relatives and friends in visitors were friends, Mr. and
M rs. H. L. Jones of Spring-
Nebraska.
Coming to Salem where her field.
son, Roger, and family live,
they brought her home, and her
g r a n d s o n s , Jeff a n d Jim MRS. MARLOW RETURNS
Mrs. Floyd Marlow return
Gebauer stayed for a visit with
ed home following an absence
their grandparents.
Other visitors of the Gebauer of nine months during which
family in Port Orford this week time she visited in several
are Mr. and M rs. Rod Rod Eastern states.
Leaving the middle part of
rigues of New Brunswick who
have moved west and will live December in time to avoid the
in Las Vegas where he will Christmas floods which dam
aged so many bridges and high
teach school.
ways on the west coast she
went directly to the home of
LEAVES FOR ARMY
Gordon Knutson, son of Mr. her daughter, Mrs. Grant Ker
and M rs. Lyle Knutson of Den ber and famtly in Warner Rob
mark left Coos Bay last week bins, Ga. Later she visited
for duty with the US Army. her other daughter, M rs. Mi
Gloria Knutson of Glendale, chael Wood and grandson, Mike,
O re., and Lila Knutson of Salem at Lake Park, Ga., now of
. visited their parents last week Miami, Fla. During the spring
months she visited a siste r in
end.
Murfreesboro, Tvnn., andother
members of her family in Ak
ron, O., a.i-1 1 idiana. Before
FROM DALLAS
Mr. and M rs. L. J. Layton r e t u r n i n g home she accom
of Dallas were recent visitors panied her son and family to
of Mr. and M rs. Archie Al- visit relatives in West Con
cord, Mass., and 0 1 ■ sight
dropp in Langlois.
seeing and flsh'ng ‘. r i p in
Maine.
VISIT MOTHER
Velma Ann White of Salem
and Jo White from Emanuel HAS OPERATION
Mrs. John Mayea of Port O r
Hospital, Portland, are visit
ing their mother, M rs. Mar- ford underwent surgery at St.
Vincent’s hospital in Portland
gurite White, in Langlois.
Jo, who has a month’s va last Friday. Mayea returned
cation, »s counselor at Camp home Sunday and M rs. Nick
Flrcro ft, s p o n s o r e d by the Marsh ret urned later this week.
Langlois and Port Orford Com All friends are wishing her
“ good luck and a quick r e
munity churches.
covery.”
SATURDAY VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe (Roger)
Stankavitch and M rs. A lic e MECHALS RETURN
Stankavitch were Saturday vis
Mr. and M rs. Don MecKals
ito rs at the Albert Britton home returned Sunday evening from a
two-week vacation spent vis
at Denmark.
iting relatives in Chinook, Sea
ttle and Bellingham, Wash.
TOPS HOLD PICNIC
While visiting with the Gor
Members of the Port Orford
TOPS club met for a picnic at don Cline family in Seaside,
the Helmken ranch on Sixes on their return trip, their two
last week. About 15 members daughters, Sheryl and Sue, found
employment and will remain in
and their families attended.
Seaside for the rem ainder of
the summer vacation.
VISIT IN SELMA
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Hatma-
ker, Ruby, Laneeta and John IN GRANTS PASS
Hatmaker visited M rs.B arbara
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Isen-
Tucker in Selma during the hart visited during the week
end with Mr. and M rs. Gene
weekend.
Ruby Hatmaker has returned Hardy in Grants Pass.
to her home and is presently
employeu at the Western Bank
in Coos Bay.
WEEKEND VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Forte
and son Mike of Portland were
recent weekend visitors of her
brother, Mr. and M rs. Orville
Preston, on Knapp Road.
HAS SURGE R1'
M rs. Art Fisk, Gold Beach,
is recovering from surgery at
the Good Samaritan hospital
In Portland.
I
TAKES COURSE
Mrs. Ryce Wilson left Sunday
for Ashland where «he will en
r o ll for a special two-week
summer c o u r s e at Southern
Oregon College.
STATE SQUARE
DANCE FESTIVAL
Beachcombers square dance
for Aug. 7 has been cancelled
because of the State Festival
which is taking place this week,
Aug. 5, 6,7, at the North Bend
airport.
Dancing at the "w arm -up”
dance at the Skyloft in North
Bend Saturday evening were
Beachcombers Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Dahlke, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Keeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kee, Mr. and M rs.
Albert Britton, Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Platt and Mrs. FernF ales.
VISIT MAGNESONS
Visiting from Seattle at the
Vernon Magneson home were
Mr. and M rs. Rick Hille.
Mrs. Magneson’s m o th e r ,
Hazel Hofsess, who had return
ed to her Langlois home last
week following surgery at Sa
cred Heart Hospital in Eugene,
was taken to the hospital in
Gold Beach for further tre a t
ment and was brought to the
Magneson home this week wnere
she will remain for a few days.
Roy Hofsess of Powers, bro
ther of Mrs. Magneson, was a
patient for surgery at Sacred
Heart Monday.
FAMILY VISITS
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin White
and two sons of Orange, Cal.,
have been visiting her siste rs,
M rs. Bob McKenzie and fam
ily at their hom* at the mouth
of Elk River, and M rs. Dick
Hildebrand and family of Lang
lois.
Other visitors at the Hilde
brand home Sunday were Mr.
and M rs. Chas. Clarke and
family of Ashland, Mr. and
M rs. Frank LaRue and Mrs.
Cora Roush of Empire.
Barracks Hold
Joint Meeting
JENSENS TRAVEL
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jen
sen, M errte Jo, Bonnie, Peg
gy, Jenny and Johnny, return
ed from a two-week trip which
took them to Amarillo, Tex.,
where they visited Capt. and
M rs. Wilbur Jensen for five
days.
They also visited her sister
and family In Sacramento.
STUDENTS REGISTER
Students going to Ashland to
register at Southern Oregon
College for the fall term last
Friday were Mary Margaret
Helmken, P e te Brooks, Jim
Forty, Kim Samudlo and Mike
Ja rv is of Bandon.
HOLD PICNIC
Enjoying a picnic Sunday at
the Inman Mine Forest camp
on Sixes river were Mr. and
M rs. Geo. Guerin, Mr. and
M rs. Clarence Zumwalt, Mr.
amt Mrs. Ralph Baird, Mrs. Da
vid S tarr, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Nutt, Mr. ami Mrs. Wes Zum
walt, M rs. John O’Hara, Mr.
ami M rs. Louie Marsh, Mr.
and M rs. Del Newkirk, Mrs.
Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Verdo
H arris.
World War One Veterans and
Auxiliary 903, Battle Rock B ar
racks, Port Orford, held a Joint
meeting Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vincent.
The charter was draped in
member of four veterans: Past
national commander, Karlen W.
Barnes; Melvin Eddly, nation
al c o m m a n d e r ; senior vice
commander Pekard who became
national commander taking over
the command for the late Mel
vin Eddly, also for Henry I.a-
Barge of Brookings.
The auxiliary voted to send a
Christmas cheer check to the
Veterans Hospital, Portland.
The next sewing date will tie
Aug. 18 at the home of Fran
ces Smith.
Veterans and Auxiliary Dis
trict 9 will hold a picnic Au^.
22 at Humbug State Park.
The district 9 meeting will
lie held Aug. 29 at the Scout
building In Myrtle Point with
a potluck dinner at 12 noon,
and members are asked to bring
their own table service.
VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tucker of
Corvallis spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick TUcker in Langlois. A
profitable fishing trip was made
Sunday from Charlestonbyl.ee,
Dick, John BJerg and Howard
Pickle.
SISTER HERE
Maude Fredricks of Falls
Church, Va., Is visiting her
siste r and husband, Mr. and
M rs. Wesley Spencer In Port
Orford for a couple of weeks.
JUDGES IN MEDFORD
M rs. Eldon Spence, Port Or
ford, served as a Judge last
week in Medford at the Jack-
son County 4-H club contest.
Mrs. Spence was a Judge of
cooking and knitting and was
im pressed at the vast amount
of entries made by 4-H club
exhibitors taking five full days
to complete the Judging.
Mrs. Spence will be Judging
4-H exhibits at the Coos Coun
ty F air in Myrtle Point next
week.
BACK FROM VACATION
Donna Churchill returned last
week from an extended vacation
she spent with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and M rs. Geo.
Klkuckl and family in Marquette
which is located in northern
Michigan, and Is a summer re
sort area for tourists from all
over the US.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurr
of Everett, Wash., travelled the
transatlantic highway east to
Ontario, Canada, and south to
Bismark, N. D., where Robert
visited his relatives and the re
turn trip was made through
Y e llo w s to n e National Park.
Donna says “ she enjoyed seeing
the country and the visits with
her daughters and fam ilies, but
Is pleased to be back in the
mild climate of the Pacific
coast.”
RETURNS HOME
Julie McKnlght, who has vis
ited for several weeks at the
home of Minnie King in Port
Orford, returned to her home
in Eureka w n?n Tie is pre
paring for school this fall. She
will be attending San Francis
co State College.
VISIT LAKES
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas
r e t u r n e d from a two-w/ek.
camming trip during which time
they visited i number of lakes,
including Dlamo xl Lake, C ra
te r Lake, Devils Lake a.vt a
number of others in the Beni
area.
Th?y attended the Bend Water
Festival pageant which is an
outstanding event of the year,
and also visited friends in the
Bend area.
LONGTON VISITORS
Mr. and M rs. Ed Kirk of
Lodi, Calif., and Lois Kirk of
Sacramento spent several days
with Mr. and M rs. Ed Long
ton last week and enjoyed sight
seeing and boating in this area.
DAUGHTER VISITS
Vickie McDonald, who has
been attending a charm school
in San Francisco this summer,
spent the weekend with her
parents, the Floyd Grlffeys,
in Port Orford.
FROM SANTA ROSA
M rs. Lily Wendllng of Santa
Rosa, Calif., Is presently vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith
at their Floras Lake home.
VISIT HLNRYS
Visiting Saturday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry
in Langlois were Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Cornell of Middleton,
Ida.
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HOST CHURCH COUNCIL
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sypher
are hosts Saturday at their
Langlois home for the council-
men ami their wives ftir the
Southwestern Oregon district ol
HAS MANY VISITORS
Visiting recently with Mattle
Mosher on Floras Creek were
Mrs. Alice Murphy of Seallle,
Mrs. Montgomery of Belling
ham, Mrs. BUI Carvell and
daughter of Coos Buy, Mr. ami
Mrs, Warren Smith of Bandon,
Irene Quick and Mrs, Dean of
Coos Bay, and Mr. ami Mrs.
Bill Eunno of Ophir.
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Salmon angler« at Brooking«
and Gold Beach are averaging
better than a fl»h -er angler on
moat days. The catch at both
porta la »till running mostly «li
ver« but the numh«r ofchlnooki
1« incre««tng.A few pink salmon,
or "humpys, "
a , , ° l’« lnK
landed at Brooking«.
He«t catchei are being taken
between the Jetty and whistler
with fair chlnook angling In the
bay at Gold Beach. Moat angler«
are trolling with herring or herr
ing flasher, but a trolled coho
fly also produces w ell. Fishing
Is expected to continue good to
excellen t on the day« that fog
an d water conditions |>emilt
crossing the bar.
Summer steelhead aro begin
ning to enter the Rogue In good
numbers. Fishing has been good
for the past few days as far up
stream as lobster Creek. Most
.o f the fish are being taken on
drifted nightcrawlers, Inti some
lim it catches on flies have been
reported. The steelhead arc run
ning a little larger than average
with most of those checked be
ing In the 16 to 22 Inch range.
FROM NEWBERG
Mrs. Bob Kamp of Newberg
is visiting the Newton Haga
family on Floras Lake Rd.
FOR EVERYONE AT I f c f a y J r
NO ACE LIMIT
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
The Port Orford library Is
offering a large selection of
new tuoks for students from
grades one through 12.
A list of the looks lias been
posted at the library. Avall-
wliich will lie checked by the
librarian to record the books
read.
Library hours are Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday In the
evenings, ami Thursday, F ri
day ami Saturdays In the af
ternoon.
MUNSONS VACATION
Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard Mun
son and 'amlly an I Tracy Marsh
of Port Orford returned from a
10-day trip to Woodtiy island,
Seattle, Portland and Eugene.
While In Seattle they visited
her brother i ll family, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Williamson
and friends, Mr. and Mra. Nat
\ in: e i I, foi iner Port <ItrfHd
residents. in Portia!»!11 •••>. wmu
guests oilier mother, Mrs. Ger
trude Williamson; they ilso vis
ited Mr. ami M rs.Chas. Brooks
and in Eu ene they l ilted Mr.
ami Mrs. John Heed and family.
SOUTM
COAST
IN FLORENCE
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C hris
tensen of Port Orford spent
the weekend in Florence with
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Carlin.
Sunday the group met for a
family picnic at Fern Ridge
state park nea.' Eugene wiiero
boating and water sk'tng are
the popular sports enjoy id.
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WEEKEND VISITORS
Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis
on Floras Lake Rd. were her
aunt, Mr. Mabie Shantou, and
G le n Shanton, son Jeff and
daughter, Wendy, of Ventura,
Calif.
A family dinner was enjoyed
Friday eveidng; attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sherych of
Reedsport, Mrs. Rudy Sherych
J r ., and Susan and Gordon ol
Coos Bay, and Hugh Ellis of
Austin, Tex.
the Church uf Latter DaySalnta
of Jesus Christ.
Those attending are Mr. ami
Mra. Leslie Edgmaml, Mr. and
Mra. A. l.ewla Brown, Coq
uille; Mr. amt Mm. Clair Hood,
Kaatslde; Mr. an I Mr«. Dwat.ie
Shoemaker, Mr. ami Mra. Wal
lace I uml, Coo» Hay; Mr. ami
Mra. Ronald K. Smith, Flor
ence; Mr. amt Mr*. Henry O.
Johnson, Mr. amt Mra. Mer
rill J. Robinson, Gold Beach;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mc
Carty, Mr. i ll M /i. 9 nar
I araen, Mr, amt Mm. Nell
W. Davis, Empire.
Of OUTSTMPIM ö bruiiamce