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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1966)
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS The ALC Convention for wo men w ill he at Portland on July h,7, 8. Several from Port O fo rtl are planning to attend. Over 10,- IMXJ are expected from all over the country. M any Interesting speakers are scheduled. Ilte Guild met Thursday with the |<astor 'resenting the lesson topic. Opening devotions were by Mrs.Karl Schelske and c lo t- big devotions Irv Mrs. George M oelber. Refreshments w e r e served by Mrs. G, W, Edstrotn. V A C A T IO N BIBLE SCHOOL The VBS w ill begin on June 27, and continue for one week from the hours ol 9 a. m . to noon. Ihe picnic w ill be on Friday, July 1, from 12 to 2 p. m. We would welcome your child to the Vacation Bible School. Game Synopsis Is Delayed Oregon hunters are advised (hat because of a delay In let ting the contract, big game regulations In synopsis form w ill not Iw available for dis tribution until three weeks or more. Phil Schneider, stale game d i r e c t o r , said that several t romplleallons developed which w ill result In .i dclav In the printing of the regulations. Ho said regulations In synopsis form are not expected to I * received from the printers now until late June or early July. In (he meantime, the game , commission w i l t try by all ' means to keep hunters Inform ed on season dates, unit or controlled season filing pro cedures, and other Information pertaining to the hunts. Ucense dealers wilt be pro vided with summary sheets of the regulations so that hunters can look them overtiefore filing for perm its or controlled tags. The summary sheets should lie Available by m-xt week. Dealers already have application forms ami titg game tags for dis tribution. Motorcycle Riders Must Get Permit ta>sa than a month remains for Oregon’ s motorcycle riders to obtain a ’ ’motorcycle en dorsement’ ’ on their d rive r li censes or face the possibility of a citation for operating I l legally. A new law, passed by the 1005 legislature, Is scheduled W take effect July 1. It re quires operators of the two- w h eeled vehicles to lie fully- Ucensed d rivers, aF w ell as demonst i ate ibtliiy to ride a cycle for Department of Motor •Mrhtrle examiners. Al (he same li m e , It w ill become llleg.il Io rent, lease or otherwise furnish a motor cycle to anyone who has not first displayed a license with a motorcycle endorsement. One-Half Traffic Fafilifies In M ay Killed On Weekends Almost half of the people killed In traffic accidents In May w e r e killed on week, II IS, the Department of Motor Ve hicles said today. Of the 54 >1ay fatalities li Oregon, 26 occurred during a weekend. S e v e r a l multiple - de at h crashes boosted the May total. Two crashes occurred In which three people were killed, and one single accident was re sponsible for five deaths. SCHEDULE WOKKPARTY The liearheomhers hsvs seh- cituleil a workparty for the Cove Sunday, Visitors b om Crescent C ity, Pistol River and Ophir attend i l i (he Cove Saturday night, Iivlu'llng Vic Anthony, a caller from Crescent City. ROME FROM VACATION M r. ami M rs. Bob Wallace returned this week from a va cation trip to C arton, Wash., an d C orvallis and Sheridan, « He. ford. They also attended the School Employee« Convention In Coos Buy while In this area. The Klghta* aon-ln-law and daughter, M r. and M rs. Gene Newcomb, of Burnt Ranch,Cal., were recent weekend visitors. TAKE CAMPING T R IP M r, and M re, Gonion Forty of Elk River enjoyed a week’ s camping trip up (he Columbia River and Into Idaho, returning by way of Staterà, O re ., where they visited the Eugene H a r r i sons. Harrlsons were recent Port O rford vlsltors Corning for the Pacific lllgh School graduation and were houseguests of the John Mayea fam lly. STUDENTS HOME York stnte and Canada before r e t u r n i n g to their home In Seattle. Richard has recently com pleted s p e c i a l courses at George Washington University. Employer! by the Department Three local student», Barbara Donaldson and llene fisher of Langlois and Wayne Moore, Six es, returned horn« Sunday, June 1 9 ,fro m 4 -H Summer School,In Corvallis which they attended the week of June 13-17. of In te rio r as a research bio logist, he Is the son of Mary Pugh of Port Orford. His wife, Dearine, is the daughter of M r. and M rs . Wesley Spencer, Port O rford. COMPLETE COURSES M r. and M rs. Richard Pugh and fam ily, who have been liv ing In Washington, D .C ., si rice January, are now touring New Pert Oford News, IN SCHOOL Jean Berger of Langlois Is a t t e n d i n g summer school at Southern O r e g o n College in Ashland. Alice Lucas, a fo r m er teacher In Langlois, Is attending school at Oregon Col lege of Education, Monmouth. HOME FROM MONTANA A rt Aldropp returned by plane from Boulder, Mont., recently to his place of business in Langlois. fhunday, June 23, I960—3 A TTEN D PICNIC Among the 100 picnickers at the C u rry County Livestock Association picnic Sunday at the M u rray W alker rinch on Pistol River were M r. and M rs. Rod McKenzie and sons, R ick and David, M r. and M rs . A rt Goucher of Sixes, M r. and M rs. Everett Isenhart and M r. and M rs. V irg il Cannon of Lang lois and M rs . Smith Honeywell of Port O rford. VISIT PARENTS M rs. W aller Buss and fam lly of Roseburg spent last week visiting her parents, M r. and M rs. Art Strain, and her sis ters and fam ilies, the Newton llagas and the Frank Wilcoxes. JELLO VISITS IN PORT ORFORD M rs. M a rv In T rlv e ii :md fam ily of Eugene ami M rs. M. T rtvett recently returned from Tennessee and Kentucky. David T rlv e lt visited recently In Port O rford. M rs. M a rv ln T riv e tt and fam ily were guests of her parents, .Mr. and M rs. Jim Wilson. WUTH COAST Salmon angling 1» »low at Brookings and Gold Beach. Rough bar conditions at Gold Beach have |ireva lied through the past few days. A t Brookings, fog has lim ite d the m o b ility of the ang lers,particularly In the morning. At both ports, the fish are being found from 10 to 20 miles o ff shore and are not expected to move in cloaer for a week or two. Jetty fishing at both ports Is fillin g the gap for many anglers. The c o v e at Port Crford also offers some excellent opportun ities for both boat and bank ang lers. Surf perchand ling cod are being caught In good numbers. Smelt and herring are alto be ginning to show. Sea-run cutthroat fishing Is about over now until fresh runs start in to th e I lk and Sixes R iv ers In late July. 3-IANT eUTTEflMlLlÉ. or H ûM eÇTH ue BISCUITS TIDE O L IV E S New Visitor's Service Guide A new Oregon Coast “ V isit o r’s Services Guide’ ’ has been completed and Is now In the process of 1*1 ng printed, ac cording to a release from the Oregon Coast Association. It should he off ihe presses and ready for distribution within the next two or three weeks. This new brochure Is taste fully 'lone In an attractive,tw o - color style, and Is designed to provide tourists and visitors to the Oregon Coast with ready Information on where to eat and stay, and what to do and M'. . Each OCA member’s busi ness aid location la listed In the guide under the proper area, county and town so that It may he easily located by visitors wlio ire new to the area. Also provided for visitor conven ience Is helpful Information on beachcombing, f i s h i n g , agate hu nt I ng, crabbing, clamming, surfing, camping arid w ild flo w ers. OCA members who want a supply of these new folders for distribution for their place of business are asked to drop a card to the OCA office In New port. A supply w ill be sent out as soon as the guides are de livered. DETERGENT 5 Ï « S 3 H I W IE JÄ tlS « Ä « 3 9 W tW W T VEGETABLES ROUND STEAK HOME OWNERS CONTRACTORS A Special Service For You 4TAWPÊY $WW STEAK R e id Y o u 're R eading O ne Nowl APRICOTS B oneless top People , The Department also noted that three of the traffic vtc- Jlms were motor scooter or motorcycle operators, ami two were youthful bicycle riders. May’s 54 deaths for 1966 lops the 1965 mark of 41, t ut Is an 1 ik * reasi’ of only three over the 1964 total of 51 May fa talities. VISIT RIGHTS M r. and M re. Donald Prrxitor of Tillam ook vlslled during the weekend with her brother and a la te r-ln -la w , M r. and M rs. lew rencc Klght, In Port O r - PICNIC SPECIALS FULL CUT BOUND STEAK BEEF SHANKS AKMOUI« JMOKEES ARMOURS GRILL DOGS LUNCH MEAT NlM C VMlCW fRKH RED SNAPPER. FRESH GROUND BEEF HEAVY $MOKO> PICNICS W tW ? ÔOZ FKliiT COCKTAIL ' / l Y .O . PEACHES S S-CAP&Ç—CtUfHED WEAÇPLE ¡>. APKlttOTf - APPLESAUCE w 69 < 49 * » 39 - « 49 ♦ J 45 * m jv a r us on cno/ae sem ' NO LIMITS A T McfAAVS I«»«»" 1 SUGAR 0PASA7EC A vailable A nyw here — mjssä Anytime ALSO READY M IXED CONCRETE W ESTERN BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC OAANOC JUICE SUNNMv/ALf £ -0 1 - wee tpmrujt W ', f f l W i \u -ic
