ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH NEWS
4 - Port Orford New», Thuwday, January 6, 1966
HOLIDAY GUESTS
Holiday guests of M r. and
M rs. David S tarr In Port O r­
ford were th e ir daughter, A r-
dlth Cothern and fam ily, and
M rs. S ta rr’ s siste r and husband,
M r. and M rs. Lester B rett, all
of Seattle.
of th e ir fam ily fo r Christmas
Including M r. and Mrs. Bob H il­
debrand and fam ily, M r. andMre.
Bob McK.male and fam ily, M r.
and M rs. Clarence Penee and
fam ily of CoquIUe.
Libriry Lowdown
B e tr o th a l T o ld
Women have often desired to
follow the path of adventure and
freedom. Today w m i do. F ifty
years ago women seldom le ft
Ushersi G .W . Edstrom, John the security of home, yet Alan
Burgess has to ld an e xcitin g true
Moore, Devld Pratt.
Greeter»! C ynthia Isakson, story o f* an unusual woman in
"The Lovely Sergeant" recently
M ery Be letter.
Fellow»hlp dinner! Mrs. Wee- receive.! by the C ity lib ra ry .
Genteel Flora Saades was the
ley Spencer, Mrs. D elbert New-
k l r k , Mre. Paul Reimers, Mr«, daughter of a Iwltlsh rector. Ed­
ja c k Smith, Mre. Letter HUI and ucated Ine fine finishing school
hi Switzerland, she rebelled a -
Mre, Knud Jensen.
gaknstthe co n fin ing restrictions
THIS YEAR IS YOURS
imposed upon women of her
class. She yeamed for e xcite ­
God buUt and launched this
ment and adventure.
year for you,
bi 1914 at the outbreak of the
upon the twidge you standi
Serbian War, Flora volunteered
It'» your-ship, your own th in
as a Red Cross nurse. She arrived
and you are In command.
In t i m e to lie of service In a
Just what the twelve montlt«
typhus epidem ic where she at­
trip wUl do,
tended the wounded end sick
Retts w holly, »olely, friend
and even performed amputa­
w ith you.
tions. She fin a lly contracted the
l'our log hook kept from day
disease and almost died.
to day
When Hie British were evacu­
M y friend, what w U l It »ltowi
ated, site persuaded the Serbian
The log wUl te ll, lik e guiding
army to enlist Iter as a private.
star
I or the next few years she fought
Tlte sort o f captain that you
w ith the Serbian men through
are
fierce fighting.
For weal or woe, this year 1»
She was tw ice decorated for
your»i
bravery in action and was once
your ship 1» on life 's sea,
badly wounded by a grenade.
Your acts as captain must
Loved and respected, she proved
decide
an undeniable inspiration to the
W hich ever It w ilt be.
So now, In starting on you" trip, men In Iter unit.
We ask God to help you »all
your ship.
For the month of Januaryt
acolyte»! Sunday school, David
Knott In g ha nt | church, C ar 1J olin-
Candlelight Ceremony Unites
Couple At Langlois Church
S w e e k , »on, John, daughter,
SONS HOME
Sweek. Son, John, and daughter,
PFC Ed Charles Hansohn J r., EUen M cW illiam s, students at
stationed
at
Washington,
D.
C.,
Oregon State U niversity, were
FROM IOWA
M r. and M rs. A. D. Fockler spent the holidays with his par­ also home fo r the holidays.
of A rio n , Iowa, daughter and ents, M r. and M rs. Ed Hansohn
EUen, Gayla and Pamela are
The couple w ill be at home
A candlelight d o u b le ring
students at SWOC In North Bend.
son-in-law of the late Col. C.W.S. and fam ily In Port Orford.
after February I at Columbia,
Bob Hansohn of OCE In Mon­
w e d d in g ceremony was per­
Hand are visiting with Mrs. Hand
mouth
was
also
home
for
the
formed Dec. 26 at 7 p.m. lh the Mo.
fo r an Indefinite time.
IN WASHINGTON
Guests from out of town In­
holidays and a ll were guests of
Langlois Community Church by
M r. and M rs. Jim McNeese
the DeWitt Barclay fam ily In of P ort O rford spent Christmas
the Hev. Wm. Mai, uniting In cluded M r. and M rs. Ernest F.
TAKES TRAINING
m arriage 111a Jean Knutson of Bartel of Turpin, Okla., M r.
Richard Pugh, research bio­ Coos Bay.
with friends In Chelan, Wash.,
Karen D ull, Jim Baird and and experienced severe winter
Salem, daughter of M r. and M rs. and' M rs. R o b e r t Frahm of
logist fo r Federal W ildlife In
Lyle V. Knutson of Langlois, Wichita, Kans., M r. Janzen of
Seattle, Wash., and son of the Ward Oakshott, Pacific High tea­ d rivin g . They reportedly were
chers,
spent
the
recent
school
and
Harvey Dean B artel, son of Newton, Kan., Ron Johnson of
late D r. Lonner Pugh and Mary
very glad to return to the rainy
Pugh of Port O rford, Is leaving h o l id a y s with relatives and coast where the snow shoveling
M r. and M rs. Ernest F. Bartel 'Medford, Okla., M r. and M rs.
Gerald Wilson and fam ily of
Jan. 15 for Washington, D. C., friends in C olville and Ot rlv llle , Is ra re ly practiced.
of T urpin, Okta.
Harbor, M r. and M rs. Adams
The bride, given In m arriage
where he w ill enroll for the Wash.
Jeanlne James visited her fam­
by her father, was lovely In a of C o rva llis, M r. and M rs.
IRMA HULL VEITS
s e c o n d semester at G e o rg e
Frank Young and fam ily of Sum­
white satin brocade gown fea­
Irm a (Scodla) Hull of New
Washington U niversity for ad- ily in Medford and spent several
ner, M r. and M rs. Hoover of
days
In
Portland.
turing
a
wedding
ring
neckline,
York
spent
the
holidays
with
her
. m ln lstra tive training for the
Richard Harper, band instruc­ parents, M r. and Mrs.Sam HuU
long t ape re d * sleeves, high Coquille, Janet Hoover of Sa­
Dept. of In te rio r.
b o d ic e waistline and chapel lem, Mr. and M rs. Harvey Cla­
Pugh and his wife, the form er to r, vlstted his mother M rs.D .D . and grandmother, Hattie Whit­
tra in . Her shoulder length ve il ssen and fam ily of North Bend
worth of Port O rford. She Is
Deanna Spe cer of Port O rford, H arper In Albany.
and M r. and M rs. Richard Grant
M rs. Ruth Murphy o. Gold presently visiting friends In
fe ll from a p ill box of Chantilly
and three children w ill be driving
lace set with a crown of seed of North Bend.
to Washington and w ill remain In Beach and Donna C hurchill of southern C alifornia.
pearls. Her b rid a l bouquet was
the capitol city u ntil June 15. Langlois were In San Francisco.
Donna visited her son, M erle, V E IT IN ARIZONA
w h it e mums r id -OSes with
Following three years of m il­
s tive r holly shaped leaves.
Bertha Bergstrom of Port
ita ry duty in 1956, he started who had recently returned from
eight
months
active
duty
In
the
G loria Knutson served her
O rford and her daughter, Ber-
work with the Federal W ildlife
Pacific
on
the
Mount
Katmal,
siste r as her only attendant
and has made his home In the nor­
nadlue Bergstrom of Coos Bay,
an ammunition c a rrie r.
and was gowned In a red vel­
spent the holidays visiting fam­
thern city since that time.
M r. and M rs. Alton B yrd and ily and friends In M o rris Town
veteen street length dress with
Department of Defense De­
fam ily visited relatives In John and Mesa, A rlz ., Riverside and
a modified scoop neckline, made pendents Schools System over­
VEITS DAUGHTER
WEEKEND GUESTS
Day
and
P
ra
irie
C
ity,
Ore.
and designed by the O r b 's
M ary Pugh spent the recent
San Jose, CaUf.
seas w ill again be re cru itin g
Edith Jones of Port O rfcrd
mother. She c a r r i e d white
holidays with her daughter and
In Mesa, A rlz ., they visited
ChrUtma» weekend gueltt at
for some 2000 teachers to staff
mums »nd holly and wore a head
fa m ily, the George Hamlins in spent Christm as with her sister M r. and M rs. Arnold Mickelson,
the home of Mr. and Mr». George
Arm y, A ir Force and Navy De­
and
b
ro
th
e
r-in
-la
w
,
M
r.
and
M
rs.
C o rva llis, and also visited her
piece of red rose net.
fo rm e r P ort O rford residents.
pendents Schools throughout the McDonald, Port Orford, w e re
Ron J o h n s o n of Medford,
niece, M r. and M rs. Richard O rin Hess, In Wedderburn.
world for the 1966-67 school their daughter and fa m ily , Mr.
Okla., served as best man and year.
Mudrow in Lebanon.
DINNER GUESTS
and Mrs. Elroy Erickson and sons
V E IT RUSHES
sharing ushering duties were
Twenty-eight guests attend­
of Siletz, Oregon, and McDon­
Baste qualifications w ill re ­
V
isiting
with
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Harvey Classen of North Bend quire applicants to haveat>ach- ald's brother and w ife, Mr, and
3ANCE CLASSES HELD
ed a Christm as dinner at the
G
il
Rush
In
Port
O
rford
for
and Robert Frahm of Wichita, e lo r’s d e g r e e , 18 semester Mrs. Everett McDonald of Cor­
A ca lle rs and a d v a n c e d
(tome of M r. and M rs. Ted
square dancing class w.U be the holidays were her mother and Brown of Lower Four M ile.
Kans.
hours of professional teacher va 11 1».
Christm as greenery of cedar, education, 2 years of successful
held each Wednesday evening at sis te r, Blanche and Bernlece
Guests were M r. and Mrs.
Courter
of
Portland
and
their
the Beachcomber’ s Cove in Port
holly and white mums in bas­
Conrad Baggett of Portla.id, M r.
fu ll-lim e t e a c h e r o r admin­
daughter, Susan Rush, also of and M rs. T e rry Allman of F lo r-
kets tied with red velvet bows, istra tive experience by June JINX CANASTA
O rford from 7 to 9 p.m.
Portland.
red and white bows on the pews, of 1966, be at least 21 years of
The Year Y ear’ s Eve dance
gnee, M r. and Mrs. Robert A l-
The Jinx Canasta played Tues-
white candles and greener) at age and a citizen of the United
was well attended and everyone
bro and fam ily of Crannell,
day, Dec.28, at the home of Mary
enjoyed the midnight turkey din­ ZUMWALTS ENTERTAIN
the
windows
form
er
the
church
C a lif., M r. and M rs. S. W.
States.
BrazU.
M t. and M rs. Wes Zumwalt Brown of North Bend, M r. and decor.
ner. Turkeys were provided by
Elementary teachers p a rtic ­
Loi Ito Meyers was guest player
entertained
New
Year’
s
Eve
at
The b rid e ’ s siste rs, Linda ularly w ill lie In great demand.
Dick Sherwood, C arl Platt and
M rs. Jack Storm, M rs. Isaac
M a ry BrazU won first, Kern
th
e
ir
S
ilve
r
Springs
home
for
and Gayle, were candlellghters Secondary teachers, lib ra ria n s ,
John Yoeman and cooked by Mrs.
Stor n, Mt. and M ts. N oll Duli-
Rulli, second, and Lolita Meyers,
A lbert B ritto n and M rs. Sher­ members of the Double Jack lke and fam ily, Bud Brown and and wore red velveteen dresses.
counselors, teachers of physic­
low.
Queen Pinochle club.
M rs. Harvey Classen was
wood.
f a m i l y , and Floyd and Bob
ally handicapped, mentally re­
T h e n e xtm e e tln g w U l he Jan­
Enjoying die evening, which
organist
and
played
prelude
mu­
Each th ird Saturday of the
Brown.
tarded and remedial reading
uary 11, at the home of M arie
month is the regular scheduled Included a potluck dinner, were
sic.
She
also
accompanied
the
Thomas Brown, son of Mr.
w ill also be In demand.
M r. and M rs. Clarence Zumwalt,
Gerhardt.
soloist, M rs. Gerald Wilson,
dances at the Cove.
and M rs. Bud Brown of Lower
The basic school year salary
M r. and M rs. Ralph Baird, Mr
who sang “ Entreat Me Not to Is $4835. In addition,employees
Four M ile, was taken to Keizer
and M rs. Delbert Newkirk, M r. Hospital Dec. 29 fo r an a rrr
M o l o r 1 s t—a person w h o
Leave Thee’ and “ The L ord’ s receive ;ree government quar-
WEEKEND GUESTS
keeps pedestrians In good run­
Guests of M r. and M rs. Re i and M rs. B ill Nutt and M r. and operatior..
P ra y e r.”
,
if
available,
o
r
a
housln.
The newlyweds greeted their
ning order.
Rundberg o. Sixes during the M rs. Clyde Wagner.
allowance for local economy
New Y ear’ s weekend were M r.
guests at a reception at the housing. An additional post d lf-
BRIDGE PLAY DUE
and M rs. Bob Schaeffer of Oak­ FROM PORTLAND
church social hall which was
The Port O rford DupUcate
usual result of the preparation.
.erentlal from 10 to 25 , Is
M r. and M rs. A1 Gilm ore of Bridge club w ill hold its firs t
d e c o r a t e d with Christmas
land, C alif.
About five days later Sally
paid In some areas. Transpor­
Portland are vis ito rs of Steve
meeting Wednesday, Jan. 12, greenery. Cutting and serving
noticed that she was losing her
tation costs plus expenses en­
Spoerl
and
M
r.
and
M
rs.
F
ritz
a large wedding cake, made and
MAGNESON GUESTS
at the Legion hall in Port O r­
h air. Her hair kept falUng out
route are paid by the United
V isiting M r. and Mrs. Vern Sigel.
decorated by M rs. Ernest Hat- States Government.
ford at 8 p.m. and all bridge
for five or six weeks. The top of
Magneson in Port O rford on New
maker,
was
M
rs.C
laytleS
m
tth.
players are welcome. It Is not
her head fin a lly b e c a m e c o m -
Schools are located In the
V
E
IT
HAINESES
Y ear’ s Eve were M r. and M rs.
Pouring coffee was M rs. l i s ­
necessary to have a partner.
pletely bald and remained that
following arena: Iceland, Lab­
Herbert Yenne and Sy Wright
O rville Anvinson o f Coos 3a..
ter Higgins, while Mrs. Robert
rador, Newfoundland, Bermuda,
way fo r about a year.
of
C
o
rva
llis
were
holiday
guests
Gu-’ sts for dinner the following
F r a h m , s i s t e r of the b rid e ­
IN CALIFORNIA
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, T r in i­
Sally sued Madatu Jones fur
day was the Robert Halcomb of M r. and M rs. Charles Haines
groom , ladeled p u n c h . M rs.
M r. and M rs. A r.e l Mac­
the mental anguish caused by
dad, Azores, Korea, Japan,Ok­
Jay were M r. and M rs. Robert at their P ort O rford home.
Chesselet
presided
at
the
gift
Donald of Port O rford spent
her baldness,
Other guests were his sister the holidays with their son, table and Miss Connie Higgins inawa, Philippine Islands, T ai­
Halcomb and f a m i l y of Gold
"S a lly consented to having
wan, Midway, England, Scot-
and
husband,
M
t,
and
M
rs.
H.C.
Beach.
registered the guests.
Bruce MacDonald and fam ily,
the new treatm ent,” said Mad­
la r i, France, Germany, Italy,
Whitehouse of Pasley, Ore.
The b rid e ’ s mother wore a S icily, Spain, the Netherlands,
and their daughter and son-in-
am Jones. “ She can’t fe ll me to
VEITS BROTHER
w inter white suit with red ac­
law, M r. and M rs. Ralph Don­
go ahead and then sue me If It
Norway, D e n m a r k , C rete,
Miss Mona Motz, Pacific h i;h STOLES HOST PARTY
aldson and family a: Sunny vale, cessories and a red corsage.
doesn’ t work out.”
M r. and M rs. Don Stole were C alif. A rie l flew home Monday The groom’ s mother wore a Libya, Turkey, Asmara, Ethio­
teacher, spent the Christmas hol­
“ Madam Jones admitted that
pia, Morocco, Pakistan.
iday i t M yrtle Point with her hosts at their home New Y ear’ s after C hrisim as with his wife
winter white two-piece dress
she used the wrong solution on
Interested teachers should
Eve
fo
r
members
of
Epsilon
with blue accessories and a blue w rite to Colonel W illia m J.
brother, A rt, a.nd fam ily.
a rriv in g Friday of last week.
my h a ir,” Sally replied. “ When
Sigma Alpha sorority.
carnation corsage.
I told her that she could give
T a lb o t t , D is tric t Engineer,
Attending
were
M
r.
and
M
rs.
GIRIS BASKETBALL
The bride Is a 1961 graduate
EXTENSION MEETS
me the new treatment, I thought
Portland
U.S.
Arm
y
Engineer
The Pacific H gh School g irls O rris Smith, M r. and M rs. Rudy
The Langlois Home Extension
of Pacific High School and at­
she knew what she was doing."
D is tric t, Corps of Engineers,
basketball team, under the lea­ Samudio, M r. and M rs. Donald club Is meeting today (Thurs­
tended Multnomah School of the 628 Plttock Block, Portland,
Cat) Sally collect damages
dership of Miss Mona Metz, has Swenson, M r. and M rs. E lm er day) at the «por.smen club house
Bible and In 1963 graduated Oregon 97203.
from Madam Jones? Yes, said
the following games scheduled Bens, M r. and M rs. Glen Wag­ in Langlois at 11 a.m.
from Shelton Beauty Academy
the Massachusetts Supreme
and interested persons are in ­ ner, M r. and Mrs. Norm Valet,
in Coos Bay. She recently was
•'Cooking fo r Two” w ill be
Court.
and
M
r.
and
M
rs.
Dick
Jamieson.
vited to attend.
employed at the Harvey t-oveall
demonstrated by M rs. A lbert
Madam Jones was found to
V isiting for Christmas was the Britton and M ts. Friday P h il­
Jan. 13, Reedsport; Jar.. 20,
of H airstyling In Salem.
exercise the ordinary s k ill and
Bandon, here; Jan. 22, clinld at Robert Stole fam ily of Portland. lips.
The groom Is a graduate of
a b ility of persons engaged In
Marshfield; Jan. 27, Go'd B elch, SON RECOVERS
Turpin High School and Is a
the hairdressing business In
h e r e ; Jan. 29, My ie Point,
c iv il engineering major at the
M r. and Mrs. B ill Shook and HOLIDAY GUESTS
the community. In this case,
there; Feb. 3, Reedsport; Feb. 17, fam ily spent par. of the h o li­
Holiday guests at the home of Oklahoma State U niversity. He
though, she admitted that she
Gold Beach, there; Feb. 26, to days with relatives In T illa ­
M r. and M rs. Steve Sullivan on Is president of Sigma Tau en­
had never used this preparation
Sally sued Madam Jones for
be announced.
gineering
f
r
a
t
e
r
n
i
t
y
,
and
a
Floras Creek were Orvln Pot­
mook.
before. She also admitted that
the loss of hair after receiving
The Pacific team defeated the
m
e
m
b
e
r
of
the
American
So­
W illiam LeRoy Shook J r., te r o i Vane >uver, Wash., M r.
she had used the wrong solution.
a so-called "n o heat cold wave”
M yrtle Point team 49-7 in a pre­ their 2-year-old son, is re­
and M rs. Lauren Swark, Dan ciety of C iv il Engineers and
Furtherm ore, she continued the
In
Madam
Jones’
beauty
shop.
holiday game; Laura P ier was covering v e r y satisfactorily S w a r k of Charleston, M rs.
Phi Kappa Phi.
process even after Sally com­
Sally
had
Intended
to
get
her
high scorer with 11.
The bride changed to a winter
iron s u r g e r y at Providence Stella Potter of Sacramento,
plained that her head felt numb
usual machine permanent wave,
white wool suit for going away.
hospital In Portland and Is ex­ C a lif., an ! “ Shorty” Rockstead.
and cold, telling Sally that thia
but Madam Jones convinced her
CRAMS TRAVEL
pected to be released on F rlday
was the general result of the
that the new system was much
M r. and M rs. Walter Cram or Saturday of this week.
Other
members
of
the
fam
ily
LEANER LADIES MEET
preparation.
better.
returned after two weeks v is it­
at the Hewitt home were M r. and
The Langlois Leaner Ladles
The c o u r t found M a d a m
A fte r the liquid substance had
ing t h e i r son, Dor. and Mrs. HOST FAMILY
M rs. B. R. Bigelow of North
TOPS club Is meeting each
Jones’ actions were negligent
been
applied
to
her
h
a
ir,
Sally
Cram and other relatives at Loma
Bend and M r. and M rs. Walter
M r. and M rs. LouisK reutzer Tuesday evening at the home
and that they were the cause of
complained that her head felt
Linda, Sar. Diego, Pomona, Palm were hosts at their Langlois of M rs. Herb Bell In Langlois.
S p ln d ljr of Hubbard.
S ally’ s loss of h air. Sally won
numb and cold. Madam Jones
Springs and Laguna Beach. They home for m em lers of th e ir
the case.
assured her that this was the
traveled by air fo r a short time fam ily on Christmas including
M -C A LI. DUE
to view the city and visited many M r. and M rs. A lbert T o m lin ­ DAUGHTER VEITS
Secretary of State Tom Mc­
M r. and M rs. Dan H a rris
places of Interest ,md saw the son and fam ily of Arago, M r.
C all w ill be In Gold Beach,
of
Medford
spent
New
Y
e
a
r’
s
Jack Benny show with Wayne and M rs. Ralph Cope and fam­
weekend with her parents, M r. Jan. 15 at the Pod ’n Reel,
Newton.
ily of Mt. Hebron, C a lif., M r.
and M rs. Verdo H a rris and between 12:30 and 2 p.m.
A no-host luncheon w ill tie
and M rs. Kenneth Kreutzer and fam ily at S ilver Springs.
!OST FAMILY
sponsored
by th» JayCees or
family of Bandon, M r. and M rs.
Carolyn H a rris , student at
M t. and M is. Richard Hilde­
Chamber of Commerce of Gold
Lowell Kreutzer of Langlois,
Oregon
State,
was
also
home
for
brand were hosts to members Charlene Chenoweth, Susan and
Beach.
the holidays.
Eddie Kreutzer of E u r e k a ,
M rs. Ve r d o H a rris and her
C alif., and M r. and M rs. Io w e ll
daughter, Mary Lou, visited
Kreutzer and fam ily.
ROBERT W W ALLACE
M rs. H a rris ’ parents, M r. and
A tfflt
BE COVERED
M is . T. C. Nelson In McMinn­
WILSONS ARE HO6TS
v ille during the holidays.
M r. and M rs. Ryce Wilson
THE SAFE WAV..
entertained members of her
4-H CLUB TO MEET
family for Christmas at their
The Cow-To*n Rangler’ s4-H
Sixes home.
clul> w ill meet Saturday at the
F a m ily members Included
Sportsmen’ s club h o u s e In
Mr. and M rs. R u s s e ll La-
Langlois at 1 p.m. and al'
Flamme and fam ily, M r. and
members are urged to attend.
Mrs. R o g e r LaFlamme and
Larry LaFlamme of Sixes; M r.
IN LOS ANGE LES
8AF6C0*UF6C0*6ENERAl
and M rs. F o r r e s t LaFlamme
Iva Kerpa and fam ily spent
IN S U R A N C E
and fam ily of M yrtle Point, and
the holidays In Los Angeles
the Jack LaFlamme fa m ily of
visiting daughters, Karerf Co-
Coquille.
mora, and M r. and M rs. Mike
«FIR S »AUTO
Schraner and fam ily.
JJ-
SON VISITS
JOINTS
« CASUALTY‘ LIFE
John Calhoun of Castle Ford,
PIPE
FROM SAN RAFAEL
Ida., spent the holidays with
FITTINGS
The Keith Wagerle fam ily of
his mother, Esther Calhoun,
FIXTURES
San Rafael, C a lif., visited th e ir
In Port O rford.
WIRING
aunt and uncle, M r. and M rs.
CONDUIT
Robert Meyers of P ort O rford
FROM CALIFORNIA
BOXES
during
New
Year’
s
weekend.
Occidental Life
The P. R. Torgerson fam ily
PARENTS VISIT
of
Chatsworth,
C
a
lif.,
visited
iMtunAwce comfahv or c alipo RIM»
V isito rs of M r. and M rs.
for a week with her parents,
Red McWilliams
Rudy Samudio during the hol­
Mr. and Mrs. V irg il Woodward
idays were M r. and M rs. Don­
at
their
Floras
Creek
ranch.
ED 2-2907
Wa Have The Policy
ald Swenson and fam ily of Coos
Guests Christmas day were
That F ist» The
Bay, and M rs. Samudlo’ s par­
Mr. and M rs. Orlan Hayden of
Representing
Need
ents, M r. and M rs. J.W. F in ­
Bandon.
See Bob the Low-pres-
layson of John Day, Ore.
sure Agent
HOUSEGUESTS
IN CORVALLE
Houseguests during the hol­
M r. and M rs. Edwin Bige­
idays at the home of M r. and
JUST WORTH OF TOVNM
PH. W2.-41&1
ED 2-4490
low of P o rtO rlo rd spent C h ris t­
Mrs. John M cW illiam s In P ort
205 W. 6th St.
H N trr « 0 *0
mas
In
C
orvallis
with
newly­
f o r t o a ro R O
Orford were P a m e la andCel-
F O R T O 8 F O 4 O , O R IG O N
weds, M r. and M rs. Sam Hewitt.
ests C raig, Gayla and John
Military Schools
Seek Teachers
M r.andM rsJ. B. Hosts are an­
nouncing th e engagement of
their daughter V irginia Lee. to
I’ve Gerald W.Coodwater. He Is
the o n o fM r.a n d Mrs. A l Good-
water of Crescent Lake, O egon.
I’vt. Goodwster Is stationed at
l ort Ctd, C a lif., and V irg in ia Is
a senior at P acific high school.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Bank Proposes
Stock Dividend
Ralph J. Voaa, president oi
th e F irs t National Bank of
Oregon, has announced that the
Board of D ire cto rs of the bank
has proposed the payment of
a 25' stock dividend.
The proposal which Is sub­
ject to the a p p r o v a l of the
C om ptroller of the Currency
w ill lw submitted to the share­
holders ol Ute bank at their
a n n u a l meeting Feb. 22. If
approved, the stor k dividend
w ill be paid on o r aliout A p ril
1 to shareholders of record
at the close of business on
March 13, 1966.
According to Voss, It Is an­
ticipated that the Board w ill
establish a t egular annual div­
idend rate ol $1.80 pershareon
the total shares outstanding
after payment of the stock div­
idend. This Is equivalent to
$2.25 on existing shares and
co m p ile s with the current rate
Ot $2.20 per atiare which was
increased from $2.00 per share
In the third quarter of 1965.
This proposed stock dividend
w ill be the th ird to I * d is trib ­
uted by ttie bank In the past
five years. The e a rlie r slock
dividends consisted of 12 1/2
to 1961 and 20 In 1964.
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