6 - Port ürford News, Thurtday, December 16, 1903
WAGNERS HOST CLUB
M r. and M rs. Clyde Wag­
ner were hosts at thetr S ilve r
Springs home Saturday to the
B ld -o r-D e a l pinochle club.
Guests present for the eve­
ning which Included a potluck
dinner were M r. and M rs. C la r­
ence Zumwalt, M r. and M rs.
Ralph B aird, M r. and M rs. Geo.
Guerin, M r. and M is . B ill Nutt
and M r. and M rs. Wes Zumwalt.
VKITS DAUGHTERS
M rs. Floyd Marlow left Tues­
day via bus fo r the East Coast.
She w ill spend the holidays
with her daughters, M rs. Grant
K e r l* r and fam ily of Warner
Robbins, Ga., and Mrs. Michael
Woods and fa m ily, also o f G eor-
t.i.
M rs. Mai low w ill n main with
M rs. Woods fo r an Indefinite
tim e to help care fo r young
Michael while his parents are
employed.
MWx SMÄvree...
By BERNICE STRAWN
Extension Home Management
S pecialist, Oregon Stale U.
on diapers after washing. These
are u s u a l ly re fe rre d to as
grease balls and are partly due
Io o ils and preparationsusedon
the baby’ s skin.
also a warning from Mai y H olt-
house, extension food m arket­
ing specialist at OSU. She says
It's okay Io make the dressing
a day ahead, but be on the
safe side and don't stuff the b ird
u n til you are ready to put It In
the oven. A temperature ol 325
degrees F. w ill allow the dress­
ing to heat quickly through the
stage w h e r e harm ful organi­
sms, If present, w ill be des-
t roy ed.
To get dlapera clean again,
wash them In hot water with
I J cup packaged water con­
ditio n er p lu s 1 I cup am­
monia— no soap or detergent
t h i s lim e . Next, pul th e m
through the regul.ii washing
cycle with very hot w ater, too
hot for your hands. Add plenty
of detergent.
To avoid grease bulls In the
Mothers often te ll us they
find sm all dark balls ol soil
Here Is a turkey day tip and
Fresh, Whole
lest water possible and pleniy
ol deleigent.
For moi e In lo im illio n on san­
ita ry cate ol diapers ask tom
County Extension ofllee lo r a
copy ol out tai l sheet " M tx l-
ern Dla|>ei C a le ," I l ’ s (fee.
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A long co ld " ii In i le te p lio n *
le ts lie! w o rk around the k in heb
New homemakeis - and ex-
parlancad ones, loo - fit*I tim e
gets away mighty easily. A
telephone can be a big tim e
s a v e i, b ill not for everyone.
A market research study re ­
vealed that the typ ica l home­
maker spends ono year of her
Ute talking oil (lie phone.
SPAGHETTI
WIT« T0MA.ro SAUCE
LITTLE GIRLS w ill enjoy a gift
fcdan the Hahn Hardware d o ll
selection. Y o u 'll fin d m in ia tu re
ensembles, separate wardrobes,
tra ve l a n d m ake-up k i t s . . . .
some; thing for a ll ages. Phono­
graphs, cu t-o u t books, house­
keeping sets and scores of other
g irl gif's are also available at
Hahn's te rrific eoyiand.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Steelhead angling on the south
Below is a lis t of patients
admitted to and discharged from coast has baan excellent w ith
Southern Coos General Hospital most anglers getting iish. Barring
heavy rains, the outlook is tor
during the past week.
Margaret Palm er, in Dec. 5, continued good fishing.
The low er Rogue has been
out Dec. 11.
Ravenna Stufflebeam, in Dec. the to p p ro d u ce rw ith m a n y lim ­
it catches taken throughout the
5, out Dec. 8.
C h r i s t o p h e r LeonStuffle- Gold Beach-Agness s e c t io n .
heam, born Dec. 5, out Dec. Plunking w ith spinglos contin­
ues to be the most popular m eth­
11.
C lara Brown, in Dec. 6, out od in the area below Lobster
Creek. Further upstream, boat
Dec. 7.
Tina M etcalf, C o q u i l i e , out anglers are getting fast action
using hotshots or spinglos from
Dec. 6.
Roxie W alter, Coquille, out an anchored boat and by .¡rift­
ing w i t h fresh eggs or "okie
Dec. 6.
Ifa Relchleln, In Dec. 7, out drifters. "
The Chetco R iver is now o f­
Dec. 10.
B a b y g irl Relchleln, bom fering good to e xce lle n t steel­
head fishing also, w ith the fish
Dec. 7, out Dec. 10.
Barbara Douglass, out Dec. 7. averaging a lit tle larger than
John Longland, Oakland, C al., the Rogue. Best catches are re­
ported f r o m Loeb State ra rk
out Dec. 7.
Dorothy S h e rrltt and baby- downstream to Tiderock, Most
boy, M yrtle Point, out Dec. 7. f i s h are being taken on fresh
June Kay, Langlois, in Dec. 8, eggs or spinglos w ith eggs.
Sm aller streams such as Elk,
out Dec. 12.
Kay t w in s , Langlois, bom Sixes, and \\ inchuck Rivers are
offering fa ir catches. \\ ith the
Dec. 8, out Dec. 12.
Opal Symons, In Dec. 8, out low, clear water conditions in
these streams,anglers are forced
Dec. 12.
Harry White, P ort O rford, to use l i g h t tackle and very
in Dec. 8.
small ba its for good success. A p-
Bessie Couch, out Dec. 8. parently steelhead are m oving
C arol Lynn Stufflebeam,bom slowly in th e s e streams as
Dec. 5, out Dec. 8.
"p lu n k in g " is slow.
V irg in ia M arleneC ox,inD ec.
Fall Chinook are reaching the
9, out Dec. 12.
peak of spawning on most south
Hazel Waldvogel, out Dec. 10. coast streams. Anglers should a-
C a r o l y n C ornelius, in Dec. void disturbing these f i s h as
10.
m uch as possible to help assure
LaVerna Post, Coos Bay, In future runs of fish.
Dec. 10.
Charles Bemetz, in Dec. 11,
homf
out Dec. 12.
Josephine Yockey, in Dec. 12.
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M r. and M rs. John Relchleln
are parents of a 6 pound, 1
ounce daughter, Julia Mae, born
December 7 in Southern Coos
General Hospital.
M r. and M rs. Thomas Kay
of Langlois are parents of twin
sons born Decern tier 8 In the
Southern Coos General Hos­
pital. Donald Edward weighed
6 pounds, 1 ounce, and Daniel
George weighed 5 pounds, 13 1/ 2
ounces. This was the second set
of twins born in Southern Coos
within three days.
M r. and M rs. W i l l i a m C.
Mayes are parents of a daugh­
te r, Helen Theresa, born Dec. 4
in Santa B a rb a ra ,C a lif., weigh­
ing 7 pounds, 5 ounces. W. J.
S w e e t is the baby’ s great­
grandfather.
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