4— Port Crford New», Thunday, June 30, 1966
N orth C u rry , N „ulun
T l f f T í l t l POUT ORFORDS
ENJOY VACATION
Mr. and M rs. Otto Wlech­
mann returned from several
week’s vacation In Nebraska,
Wyoming, Yellowstone Park and
The dust created by the mass other points.
Mrs. Deloma Wlechmann and
exodus of students at the end
of spring term hardly had time L a r r y Wlechmann, returning
to settle on the Oregon State with the cotgjle for several
University campus before more days visit In Port Orford, left
than 1880 4-H members began for their home In Liberty, Neb.,
to arrive June 13 to stir It up Friday.
again. The occasion was the
GUESTS
51st annual 4-H Club Summer WEEKEND
Peter
Brooks
of Portland and
School, one of the largest of
Mike Couch of Eugene were
Its kind In the nation.
According to Burton Hutton, weekend visitors and guests of
State 4-H leader, 4-H members the Ralph Hansens of Sixes.
ranging In age from 13 to 19
spent five days at OSU attend­
ing classes and participating In VISIT HELMKENS
M rs. Dolly Fitzhugh and Mrs.
special activities. The youths
represented ever)' count)' In John Jones of Alpha, Wash.,
Oregon and all attended on visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
scholarships provided b) busi­ Helmken at their home on Sixes
ness concerns, organizations River during the weekend.
and Interested individuals.
Purpose of this school, Hutton DAUGHTER MOVES
Bette Belden, daughter of Mr.
said, is to supplement regular
4-H projects In agriculture and and Mrs. Kenneth Belden of
home economics and give mem­ Port Orford, has movedtoCoos
b ers a broader view of career Bay where she will be employed
opportunities. Classes were of­ by West Coast Telephone Co.
fered In such areas as leader­
ship, communications, financial CLARKES VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Clarke
planning for education, music,
a rt, food engineering science, of Port Orford had a few days’
home economics, forest science vacation at Ashland, Medford
and town and count») business. and Diamond Lake last week.
T
u'.eme t . this year’s
s»i . ar school was the Lewis SON INJURED
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis of
aii ’ aik F • > dVlon. General
Port
Orford vacationed at Cra­
a s ? n b »■ ■ s
?d bv all
4 -H e io i t
l e i ¡ch ro- ter Lake, Bend and Paulina
lik e and vlsl’ed friends in
gram s as the T. t»sl< !•
partm ent’s " N a m e s of Ore­ Roseburg and Portland. While
gon” ; selections and talks by in Portland they received word
Rube Long and E. R. Jackman, that their son, Bruce, serving
Oregon historians; Dr. Lillian with the U. S. Coast Guard In
Van L o an , C o o r d i n a t o r of Vietnam, was injured on his
Women’s Programs for the Di­ first tour of active duty.
vision of Continuing Education,
and Dr. Morgan Odell, pre­ AT WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bartlett
siding Emeritus of Lewis and
and son, Bob, were in Portland
Clark College.
Evening activities included over the weekend to attend the
a barbecue, an American fiesta, wedding of Patty McCrea and
Jamborees, a banker’s night Abe Abderhalden.
program, track meet and a
talent show. One of the high­ GRANDSON VISITS
Richard Cothern of Seattle
lights of the evening program s,
according to Jim Ross, Curry arrived by bus Sunday to spend
County Extension Agent, was the summer with his grand­
the s in g in g of the “ Star parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Spangled Banner” by a group of Starr, In Port Orford.
International Farm Youth Ex­
change delegates, many of whom VISIT IN CANADA
More and more vacationers
could not speak a word of Eng­
lish. They represented such are enjoying the lakes and na­
countries as Japan, Finland, tional parks including Mr. and
Ecuador, India, New Zealand Mrs. Ray Reinke of Port Or­
ford who returned after a very
and Germany.
While at 4-H summer school enjoyable few days at Banff
the y o u n g s t e r s were super­ National Park and Lake Louise,
vised by volunteer 4-H leaders, Canada.
c o u n ty extension agents, and
DELIVER CATTLE
college-age counselors.
Mrs. Charles Brooks and son,
Those attending from Curry
County were Patricia Badger, Joel, of Portland, are house­
Peter Buffington, Suzle Buffing­ guests this week of Mr. and
ton, T erry Burgess, Cathy Col­ Mrs. Rundberg of Sixes.
Brooks and son, Peter, left
vin, Ann Conlee, Kay Conlee,
Mike Conlee, Alana Corbin, Su­ Monday with six head of live­
san Cox, John Dawson, SJerry stock for the Maryland farm
Fendrick, Ilene Fisher, Anita of Senator Wayne Morse, ex­
Floyd, Corilda Grover, Genl pecting to arrive there Friday.
Grover, Joyce Gulley, Arne
Johnson, David Mitts, Reva
M o o re , Wayne Moore, Jack
Morgan, Don Nowlin, Lorraine
Rowley, Susan Shones, Emma
Stevens, Jim Turner, Colleen
Wedding, Ineeta Welch, Law­
Ten couples from the Beach­
rence Welch, Randy Wright,
Roger Yegge, Marcia Young, combers Square Dance Club
4-H leader Mrs. Cleve Berry danced with the Curry Coasters
at Friendship Hill in Pistol
and County Agent Ross.
River Saturday night.
HONORED AT BREAKFAST
Sunday, s e v e r a l members
Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed cleaned the Cove and mowed
Bigelow Wednesday was Mrs. lawns to get things ready for
Polly Madenwald of Hillsboro the July 2nd annual Fourth of
who came to Port Orford for July Square Dance.
the Lions Auxiliary installation
S ta n Boak, well-known In
of officers.
Mrs. Madenwald, also state Coos and Curry Counties, will
treasu rer of the BPW, was hon­ be the caller. He is from Brook­
ored at a BPW breakfast by- ings.
Admission for dancers will be
members of the Port Orford
club at the home of Mrs. Maude $1 a couple, and friends and
visitors are welcome.
Weir, president.
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Summer School
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