4 — Port Oford New», Thuriday, January 27, 1966
Sixes Grange
Holds Social
The Sixes grange met for a
social meeting at th eir hall
last Saturday evening.
C. H. Brooks, state agricul
ture chairm an, announced a
special agriculture meeting to
be held at the Redwood Grange
h all in Grants Pass Feb. 23
at 7:30 p.m . with agriculture
chairm en, county agents and
all agriculture men Interested
to attend.
A home economics confer
ence is scheduled for the Chetco
Grange hall Feb. 11 at 11 a.m.
M rs . Eva Stevenson, district
home ec chairm an from M yrtle
Point, w ill be In charge of the
meeting. Ladles of the Chetco
Grange w ill serve a luncheon.
O ver 400 people attended the
Youth Rally at the Sixes Grange
H all Jan. 17 and a large atten
dance was reported on the 19th
to h ear the C hristian Troupa-
dores who gave a very enjoy
able two hours of entertain
ment.
M argaret Hines was reported
111 in M cAliley hospital, and
M rs . Belva McDonald was re
ported Improved nt the Gold
Beach hospital.
Birthday g re e tin 's were ex
tended to M rs . Boli Tope.
A T T E N D F U N ER A L
M r . and M rs . Jim A lllsor
and his sis te r, M rs. Harry
Kalina, of Port O rford are lr
Seattle this week to attend the
funeral of th eir father.
NEW STUDENTS
Mnda LeCornu Is a new stu-
lent in the fourth grade at the
' angle's grade school.
S. .
c . e fro:
Mississippi
k .■ her home with
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olid is
Herb Bell.
A noth«, l ix. * student in Lang
lois is D e l. ie Rnuschert in the
second jia d e who moved here
from Roseburg with her fam
ily .
G UILD M EETS
St. Christopher’ s Guild met
at the home of M rs. Tom Petok
Wednesday evening.
Attending were M rs. John
Mayea, M rs . John ElUs, M rs.
Tom Meade, M rs . Josie Forty,
M rs . Walt Stauffer, M rs. H a r
old McGarvey, M rs. Lawrence
Right, M rs . Ed Bigelow, M rs .
Rudy Samudio, M rs. Armstrong
and the hostess.
A T M E E T IN G
Curry' County Assessor Chas.
Fitzhugh attended a Western
Assessors Association meeting
in Newport last week.
VISIT RELATIVES
The Roy Teal fam ily of Lang
lois spent the weekend visiting
relatives in Dallas.
W EEKEND VISITORS
Weekend visitors at the home
of M r. and M rs . John E llis
were cousins, M r. and M rs .
W alter Pettet of Portland, and
M rs . E llis ’ parents, M r. and
M rs . Rudy Sherych of Reeds
port.
ON HONOR RO LL
Klaus T . Jensen, a junior In
the school of science at Oregon
State University, was one of
106 students l i s t e d on the
straight A honor ro ll for the
fa ll term Just completed.
A 1963 graduate of Pacific
High School, he is the son of
M r. and M rs . Knud Jensen of
Port Orford.
Alice Jensen, a p art-tim e
student at San Francisco State,
earned straight A ’ s on her last
completed term In advanced
accounting. She Is also a grad
uate of P acific, class of 1959,
and Is the daughter of the Knud
Jensens.
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
Dull McDonald, fo rm er re s i
dent of Coos and C u rry coun
ties died in Portland e a rly last
week.
Duff, and his wife, M abel, who
survives, made their home at
Sixes for several years where
he was manager for the Swift
and Co. cheese factory. L ater
he was transferred by the com
pany to th eir plant In Coquille,
"he McDonalds then moved to
Arizona for several years but
returned and again operated
the cheese factory at Sixes
until it closed. Before re tire
ment, he was employed by the
cream ery at Reedsport. He and
his wife had been living In
Portland since retiring.
AT M EETIN G
Teachers attending a dinner
meeting at the Courtel In Coos
Bay r e c e n t l y of the Coos-
C u rry CFTU (Teacher’ s Credit
Union) included M r. and M rs.
H a rry Byrnes, Ethel Crutcher,
Edith Jones, Donna Church-
111, Alva H a rry , M r. and M rs.
Verdo H a rris , M r. and M rs.
Milton Leer and M r. and M rs.
James McNeese.
DAUGHTER IL L
Shannon Couch, young daugh
te r of Lind» Couch, spent most
of last week recovering from a
serious illness at the Keizer
Hospital In North Bend.
FROM ROSEBURG
W alter Buss of Roseburg was
a weekend visitor at the home oi
M r. and M rs. A rt Strain on
Floras Lake Road.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Gayle Knutson was honored
with a birthday party at her
parents’ home after school last
Thursday.
Guests a t t e n d i n g her 12th
party at the Lyle Knutson home
were Lois and Lewis Lang,
Janet Manlche, P ris cilla E ly,
C a rrie Hofsess, Cathy Aldropp
and Connie Stevenson.
SOUSIN’ VISITS
James Anderson, enroute to
San Francisco from his home
In Caldw ell, Ida., was an over
night guest at the home of his
cousin, M r. and M rs. Milton
L eer, in Port O rford.
IN OKLAHOMA
M r. and M rs . E a rl Bess are
visiting relatives this week In
Oklahoma.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Sunset-Garden club met
fo r their regular meeting at
the home of M rs. Rex Robbins
In Port Orford w it h M rs . Del
bert Neal as co-hostess.
A special treat was a de
licious luncheon Instead of the
usual coffee and dessert.
In absence of president M rs.
Wilbur C larke, M rs. Jim W il
son presided over the meeting.
M rs. B ill Nutt was elected to
the office of secretary. The
bird report was given by M rs .
Gus Edstrom. M rs . Tiny H ar
rison won the door and the game
prizes.
Next regular meeting w ill be
at the home of M rs . LaMoyne
Paris.
M EN ARE WINNERS
The G riffe y -L a ird Women’ s
b o w lin g team was In Gold
B e a c h Saturday evening for
bowling, ladles versus their
husbands, with scores In favor
of their husbands.
The group was treated to
dinner by the Floyd G rlffeys
at the grand opening of the Rod
and Reel, following the match.
BROTHER VISITS
Staff Sgt. an d M rs . Gary
C r o m w e l l are visiting his
b ro th er-in -law and sis te r, M r.
and M rs. B rice Wagner at th eir
home on E lk R iver this week.
Gary has recently returned
from duty In Vietnam and w ill
be stationed at Ft. Lewis fol
lowing his leave.
LION AU XILIA R Y M EETS
The Lions Club A u xiliary met
Tuesday evening at the Cedar
Room of O rford’ s with the Gold
Beach and Bandon A uxiliary
club members In attendance.
D istric t D irecto r Florence
McBee of Roseburg was special
guest. President M ary Bates
presided over the meeting.
RETURNS HOME
M rs. K arl Schelske returned
to her home Sunday from Sa
cred Heart Hospital In Eugene
wnere she recently had major
surgery.
D U PLICA TE BRIDGE
The Port O rford-G old Beach
North Curry
•w«r orfobo » sixes » caamsois
By Neonta Hall
duplicate bridge clubs met Sat
urday evening with four tables
playing at Ophir.
F irs t place winners were M r.
and M rs . Venn Kolen; second,
Vernice Masterson and Georgia
Daugherty, and third, M r. and
M rs . Ed Conley.
The club w ill not neet this
Saturday but the Unit open pairs
w ill have a two-session play on
Sunday, Jan. 30, at the Ophir
Grange hall with the first game
starting at 1:30 p.m. Second
game w ill start at 7 p.m.
A ll Interested persons are
urged to make reservations.
F ifty-tw o pairs were signed
up Monday.
DINNER GUESTS
M r. and M rs. Tom Paris
and B ill Cox of Coos Bay were
Sunday dinner guests of M r. and
M rs. Kent Wagner tn Port O r
ford.
HOST SURPRISE PARTY
M r. aid M.’ ». Eldon Spence
w e r e hosts at t h e i r Stiver
Spring’ s home ’ »•
surprise
birthday dinner in honor of
M rs . John ElUs last Friday
evening.
Guests were M r. and M rs .
A lbert B ritton, M r. and M rs .
Elton Dw lre and Jeanie, M r.
and M rs . Justin Potter and
Connie, M r. and M rs. Eldon
Spence, B rlta and Mike, M r. and
M rs. Rudy Sherych, M r. and
M rs . W alter Pettet and the
honored guests, M r. and M rs.
EUls and daughtr, Patty.
Steve Sullivan of Floras Creek
last week.
Weekend visitors of the Sul
livans were M aty Jo and Linda
L aw of Bandon.
IN WASHINGTON
M arte M cGregor, daughter
of M rs. Jim Brooks of Lang
lois, Is present!» v i s i t i n g
frteixls and relatives In Wash
ington.
VISITING HARMSES
M r. and M rs. A. W. Harm
recently returned from an ex
tended holiday vacation In Sou
thern California and El Paso,
T e x ., visiting members of their
faintly and friends.
Visiting at the Harms home
on Floras la k e Road are her
b ro th er-in -law and sister, M r.
and M rs. He rt>ert Engel of Palm
Springs.
C lU B T O M EET
The Cow-Town Hanglers 4-H
club w ill hold th eir next m eet-
ta g
at the Sportsmen’ s club
house tn Langlois Feb. 5.
KREUTZERS VISIT
M r. and M rs . Lloyd Kreu-
tz e r visited Sunday at the home
of M r. and M rs . Norman Holly-
cross at T r l-C lty .
IN EUGENE
M r. and M rs. Paul Smith
and son, M ilt, visited during
the weekend with M r. and M rs.
Charles Doane and fam ily In
Eugene.
FAMILY DINNER
M r. aid M rs. David Bark-
low hosted a fam ily d i n n e r
Monday evening In honor of
her mother, M rs. W lllair Sy-
pher, who was celebrating her
birthday.
Attending were M l. and Mrs.
Dick Barkiow, M r. ami M rs.
Paul Smith amt sou, and M r.
and M rs. Gordon Britton.
IN M Y R T IF PO INI
Mr. amt Mrs. Albert Britton
were tn M yrtle Point Sunday
to visit the Bob Powrle fain
tly, Includin th eir granddaugh
te r, Jeanne Powrle of Klamath
Falls.
Langlois Man
Completes Training
M arine Private Henry V.
lsenhart, son of M r. ami M rs.
Everett W. lsenhart of Lang
lois, has graduated from Ma
rine recruit training at the Ma
GUEST OF BROTHER
Nelson Geer of Roseburg was
a weekend guest of his brother,
Herb Geer and fam ily of Lang
lois, and enjoyed a few hours of
fishing.
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SATURDAY GUESTS
Guests last Saturday evening
at the home of M r. and M rs.
Richard M a rr In Langlois were
M r. and M rs. Vernon Wilcox
of Neslka Beach, M r. and M rs.
John Nord of Bandon and Pat
Inman.
Richard J. M a r r, son of the
M a rrs , enrolled at the Union
High School at Union, O re ., to
finish his Junior year and is
making his home with his grand
parents.
SEWrNG STARTS
Ladles In Northern C u r r y
County are welcome to attend
Home Extension sewing clas
ses scheduled to start soon at
the Sportsmen’ s club house in
Langlois. Children's clothing
and shirt making as w ell as
beginners’ sewing lessons w ill
be available. Everyone In te r
ested should phone 252 for more
Information.
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FROM ANCHORAGE
M r. and M rs. Charles Smith
of Anchorage, Alaska, visited
for tw o days with his b ro ther-
in-law and sister, M r. and M rs.
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Access to 173 miles of spawn
ing streams was made available
to stecthead now migrating to
nursery beds as a result of
stream clearance work recently
completed by the game com
mission on four major stream
systems along the Oregon coast.
George Kernan, chief engin
eer for the game commission,
Said the streams Involved In
the clearance program Include
the Smith, Umpqua, Coquille,
aid the Alsea rivers. In addit
ion to logjams removeJ from
the Coquille aid Smith rive rs ,
.1 tut.d of 3 11 t b i l t . i i o f d l l '
four streams was cleared of
b a rrie rs which cither I looked
or posts! a threat to upstream
mlgrattoi of salmon aid steel
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If you wish to purchase by M a il you m ay send in the
follow ing form completed and w ith the fee enclosed
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Stream Clearance
Opens Steelhead
Spawning Beds
TO SPONSOR BEN EFIT
The Beachcombers are spon
soring a benefit square dance
at th eir h all, the Cove, Sat
urday, Jan. 29, for M r. and
M rs . Bob Keeler of Port O r
ford. A ll friends are welcome
to attend, and all guest ca ll
ers are welcome. A potluck
lunch w ill be served following
the dance.
Licenses on «ale at County Clerk'« office, Courthouse. Gold Beach
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Most of the olstred tributary
streams war« planted with adult
coho salmon under operation
Tlih Transplant recently com
pleted In cooperation with the
Fish Commission.
OVERNIG HT GUEST
Bruce Freeman of Eureka,
C a lif., was an overnight guest
at the Don Mechals home on
Knapp Road Thursday of last
week.
I^ io ^ g w c h a s e ^ ^ ^ N 4 a rc l^ ^ t^ $ 2 ^ 0 i^ ^ e n a ltjM v il^ b ^ id d e d .
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available by removal of log
jams from the North Fork, while
13 miles were opened for the
migrants on the South Fork of
the Alsea and one tributary
stream.
SOLDIER HOME
Pvt. L a rry Bowman arrived
home Saturday evening from
basic training at F t.O rd ,C a lif.,
fo r a 10-day leave.
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On the Coquille, an estimated
10 miles of stream ware made
FROM WILLOW CREEK
M r. and M rs. Nell Fredericks
of W illow Creek, C a lif., were
visito rs on Monday at the home
of M ary Ethel C orrick In Lang
lois.
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learned small arms marksman
ship, bayonet f i g h t i n g and
methods of self-protection, as
well as receiving Instruction
In m ilita ry d rill, history and
traditions of the M arine Corps,
and other academic subjects.
He has been assigned toCamp
P e n d le t o n , C a lif., for four
w e e k s of Individual combat
training and four weeksofbasic
specialist training In his m il
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