4 — Port Orford New», Thur»day, January 19, 1967
W ELCOM E TWINS
M r. and M rs . Calvin H arper
of Port Orford are parents of
twin daughters born F rid ay,
Jan. 13, at Southern Coos Gen­
e ra l Hospttal In Bandon.
Sherry Delores weighed 7
pounds, 7 ounces, and Shelly
Deanne weighed 7 pounds, 2
ounces.
Grandparents Include M r. and
M rs . Robert Cathey of M yrtle
Point and M r. and M rs . B. K.
H arp er of Coos Bay; great­
grandmother Is M rs . Lukatta
Bates of M yrtle Point. The
twins Join a sister and three
brothers.
V ISITIN G MOTHER
M rs . Alvin Sonderman of Port
O rfo rd Is presently visiting her
mother in Thief River F a lls ,
Minn.
SONS VISITED
M r. and M rs . Charley Caugh-
ell of Langlois visited their
sons, C lint and J e rry Caughell,
and fam ilies In Roseburg over
the weekend.
HOME FROM H 0 6P IT A L
M rs. A rt Goucher of Sixes
spent last week In Sacred Heart
Hospital In Eugene where she
had gone for medical examina­
tions and treatm ent.
She returned to her home
Sunday with her daughter, M rs.
Rod M cKenzie.
BROTHER HERE
Charles Hendren and Rodger
Doyle of Kelvlngton, Saskatche­
wan, and Michael Patrick of
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada,
are visiting this w e e k with
Hendren’ s brother, W illiam of
Sixes.
The group left Saturday with
a tem perature of 20 below zero
to make the 1,600-m lle trip
to Oregon, arrivin g Monday
evening. Charles Hendren, a
veteran of two world w ars, Is
a re tired professional trapper
having had many experiences
with the wild game In the north
country.
The visito rs were d i n n e r
guests of the Ralph Halls Tues­
day evening.
BRIDGE PARTY HELD
M r. and M rs . Ray Deets en­
tertained Saturday evening at
th e ir home In Langlois with a
bridge party.
Guests were M r. and M rs.
Don Stole, M r. and M rs . Ed
Bigelow, M r. and M rs . Kent
Wagner, M rs. Ir a Tucker and
M rs . H a rry Kalina of P o rt O r­
ford.
O VERNIG HT GUEST
Lois K ary, Westport, Wash.,
was an overnight guest of her
brother and s is te r-in -la w , M r.
and M rs . Don Me^hals, last
F riday.
HOSPITAL PA TIEN TS
Arnold
Houglum
returned
Sunday from Rogue Valley M e­
m o rial Hospital In Medford
where he received treatment
fo r In ju ries and was a patient
there fo r five days.
M rs . Vernon Magneson, also
a patient in the same hospital,
Is reported Improved and Is
expected home this week.
M rs . David S ta rr, hospitali­
zed In Seattle, Is reported Im ­
proved and expected home this
week.
Adolph W lndm alser of Port
O rford and Dick Barklow of
Langlois w ere patients this
week at the Bandon hospital
recovering from severe cases
of the flue.
of the flu.
Bob F o rty was released from
Sacred H eart Hospital In Eugene
Sunday and Is convalescing at
his P o rt O rford home.
m orial Hospital In Medford on
Friday. She returned home via
Crescent City and Gold Beach
where she stayed with the Bob
Halcomb children at Neslka
Beach while M r. and M rs. H al­
comb attended a funeral In C a l­
ifornia for Bob’s cousin, re ­
cently killed In Vietnam while
serving with the armed forces.
AT BANDON HOME
Jim Vincent of Port O rford
Is presently residing at Hoh-
man’ s Bandon B e a c h R e tire­
ment Home.
VISITS FRIEND
M rs . Cody Carlson of Sixes
visited for a week with a friend,
M rs. Peterson In M yrtle Point.
IN ROSEBURG
M r. and M rs . A rt Strain of
Langlois spent the weekend with
their son-in-law and daughter,
M r. and M rs. W alter Buss, and
fam ily In Roseburg.
MOTHER HERE
M rs . Tom Spivey of T i l l ­
amook is visiting her daughter
and fam ily, M r. and M rs. B ill
Shook of Sixes.
AT CR EDIT M EETIN G
Among those attending the
Teachers’ C redit Union dinner
at the Coos Bay Courtel Sat­
urday evening were M r. and
M rs. A1 Johnson and sons, M r.
and M rs . Robert M eyer, M r.
and M rs. H a rry Byrnes, M r.
and M rs . Verdo H a rris , M r.
and M rs. A rie l MacDonald, M r.
and M rs. M ilton L e e r, M rs .
Jim McNeese of Port O rfo rd ,
and M r. and M rs . Alva H tr r y
of Langlois.
GREAT-GRANDPARENTS
M r. and M rs . Frank Hague
of Port Orford are g rea t-
grandparents of Shawn O*Dalr
Short, born Jan. 12, to M r. and
M rs . Tom Short of Chaney,
Wash. Grandparents are M r.
and M rs. Jack Short of Bev­
e rly , Wash.
Tom Short Is a form er stu­
dent of Pacific High and Is
now attending Eastern Wash­
ington College at Chaney.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Visiting with M r. and M rs .
C. H. Dunn of Elk River dur­
ing the weekend were their
son-in-law , M r. and M rs. Dick
Walton of Coos Bay.
Rod Dunn, student at th eU n l-
verslty of Oregon, has been
accepted for dental school In
Portland.
HERE ON BUSINESS
M r. and M rs . Bud M ille r
of Springfield were In Port
Orford during the weekend on
business.
RETURNS HOME
“ Demps” G llflllan went to
Portland last weekend to bring
M rs . G llflllan home after a
month’s stay with their daugh­
te r,
M rs.
Roger (Darlene)
Reardon, and fam ily.
M rs . Reardon gave birth to a
son Jan. 5, making two boys
and two g irls In the fam ily.
M r. Reardon Is now serving
with the armed forces In F o r­
mosa.
North Curry
'•ACHT MFOKO • $ / * £ $ • i-AHiH-O/S
IV Neo nt a Hall
SEES SISTER
M r. and M rs. A rt St. M arie
of Port Orford visited with
her sister and husband, M r.
and M rs . Clinton Drummond, In
Grants Pass during the week­
end.
DANCE A T OPHIR
Several dancers from the
Beachcombers enjoyed a fUn-
fllled evening dancing with the
Rogues and Ruffles at Ophir
Saturday night.
Next regular dance at the
Cove w ill be Jan. 21 at 8:30
p.m . with Ernie Nelson calling.
NEW 4-H CLUB
A 4 -H meeting was held at
the Newton Haga home on F lo r­
as Lake Road Saturday.
M rs . Steve Sullivan Is lead­
e r and the group chose “ Four
and One Jersey Club’ as the
name of their newly-formed
group.
Diane Haga was elected p res­
ident, B ill Conley w ill serve
as vice president, Lanette Ol­
iv e r is secretary and Janell
Wilcox Is reporter.
V IS IT HENRYS
M r. and M rs. George Kronen-
berg of Bandon were Monday
evening visitors of M r. and M rs .
Lute Henry In Langlois.
M CKENZIE HOME
Rep. Rod McKenzie spent the
weekend at his home and farm
In Sixes and Langlois.
M rs . McKenzie and sons,
Rick and David, were In Salem
last Monday for the opening of
the 54th session of the Oregon
State Legislature.
DINNER GUESTS
M r. and M rs. C lark Slocum
and son, Bruce, were Sunday
dinner guests of M r. and M rs.
Ray Luckman of the North Bank
Road.
The Luckmans’ son, E verett,
arrived home during the week
from active duty with the a ir
force where he was stationed
in DeNang, Vietnam. He re ­
ceived his discharge papers af­
te r arrivin g back In the states.
FRIENDS VISIT
V isito rs at the home of M attle
Mosher and Charles Russell
w ere
Harold
Britton, Dick
M oyer and Rocky Romesmo of
Eugene, all employees of In­
ternational Paper Co.
M r. and M rs . Frank Rob­
ison of Coquille were Sunday
visitors.
IN SAIGON
Vernon Lang, son of M r. and
M rs. C liff Lang of Langlois, is
presently
serving with the
armed forces In Saigon. He
called his parents at C h rist­
mastime. His address Is:
Sp4 Vernon Lang RA 198-45801
U.S.A.S.C.C.
P .A .C .F .O .L .N .O . Office
% 1st SIG BDE
APO San Francisco, Cal. 96307
HENSLEY HOME
Pvt. Nick Hensley arrived
from Ft. S ill, O kla., for a 17-
day furlough p rio r to report­
ing to a base at Oakland, C a lif.,
and destination Vietnam.
The Sunday morning service
at the Port Orford Christian
Church, In the Jensen Center,
w ill feature the sermon topic,
“ The Tabernacle of the Tes­
tim o ny," at 11 o’clock. You are
Invited to be present and see
a m iniature of the church for
which God sent the plans from
heaven, according to Albert D.
K rlbs, m inister.
At 7 o’clock In the evening
the
sermon topic
w ill be
“ Three Things Necessary to
Change Your t i l e . ”
Bible study w ill be at the
Leo Mitchell home Tuesday
evening at 7, and on Wednesday
evening at 7:30, there w ill be
song and orchestra practice
at the A rt Sweet home. Every­
one Is Invited to bring his
musical Instruments and join
this group.
A1 and Mary Krlbs have pur­
chased two houses In Port O r­
ford. They w ill be living at 15
Hamlet Court and w ill soon con­
dition the other house to rent.
They have moved from the
Floyd Marlow property on A ir ­
port Road this week.
Several men from the church
w ill go to the Christian Men’ s
Fellowship meeting at Brook­
ings Saturday evening, leaving
the M itchell home at 5:45 p.m .
Physical Activity
And Your Heart
IN BROOKINGS
The Archie Aldropp fam ily of
Langlois spent Sunday with M r.
and M rs. Doug Beason In Brook­
ings.
LADIES TOURNEY SET
A bowling tournament fea­
turing ladles singles w ill be
held Jan. 28-29 at the Chinook
Bowl In Gold Beach. Ladles
wishing to participate should
register by Jan. 21.
FROM VA LSETZ
Mrs. Kenneth Forty and chil­
dren of Valsetz visited her p ar­
ents, M r. and M rs. O rville
Preston, last week, and M rs.
Josie Forty accompanied her
home over the weekend.
♦ Under no circumstance
make a big change In your
physical activity without con­
sulting your doctor and getting
his approval.
“ The leaflet points out that
people who are physically ac­
tive on the job tend to have
fewer heart attacks than those
with desk jobs," added M rs .
Wlntermute. “ And If they have
heart attacks, they are apt to
come la te r In life and be less
severe."
“ Lack of regular physical
exercise has been Identified as
one of the factors related to the
high rate of heart attacks In
the United States," remarked
D r. Kaymoial A. McMahon,
chairman of Oregon Heart As­
sociation’ s professional educa­
tion committee. “ Other factors
recognized by the Heart Asso­
ciation as tending to Increase
this risk (singly or In com­
bination) are high blood pres­
sure, high blood cholesterol
lev el, overweight, diabetes aial
cigarette smoking."
Among the benefits of regular
exercise cited In the leaflet
a re Improved functioning of the
lungs, heart and other organs
and muscles, greater physical
atamlna and zest for living,
greater resistance to stress
and strain, and greater ability
to relax for rest and sleep.
Regular exercise also makes
It easier to maintain normal
weight. A possible added effect
may be the lowering of blood
cholesterol levela, another risk
factor In heart disease.
This leaflet and other ma­
teria ls on reducing risk fac­
tors associated with heart at­
tack are avallatde on request
from Oregon Heart Association,
1133 S. W. Morrison Street,
Portland, Ore. 97205.
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Jo The NEW S
xPBIRTHS
New arrival» at C urry Gener­
al recently werei Harry Alan,
born Jan. 4, to M r.and Mr».Ger­
ald L.llahn,Hrooklngt; and Deb­
orah Kaye, bom Jan. 4, to M r.
and Mr». James E, Carter, Gold
Beach,
M r. ?nd M r i . R ^jaell L.
Crutcher (Sandra Gibson) of
Waynesville, M o., are parents
of their firs t child, a son,
H u s m 'II J r ., horn Jan. 12. The
Infant weight'd 8 pounds, 4 oun­
ces. Crutcher Is stationed at
Ft. I.eonardwood. Graixiparents
are M r. and M rs. Gordon Gib­
son of Bandon anti M rs. Ethel
Crutcher of Port O rfo rd .C h a r­
les Yarbrough of Bandon Is the
great-grandfather.
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HOLIDAY VISITORS
M r. and Mrs. Eugene Carlson
of Aberdeen, Wash.,spent Chr lst-
ms» w ith M r.»nd Mrs. Emil Jac­
obson, thsn le ft for an extended
Dip to M ex ic o and New Orleans.
Mrs. Carlson and Mr«. Jacob­
son are sisters.
Mrs. M yrtle PaDtck of Aber­
deen, mother of Mrs. Jacobson,
and her sister, Mrs. Ethel Light­
foot of Palm Sp.-tngs, C a li f . ,
cam e for the New Year’ s hoi Iday
and are s till here visiting at the
Jacobson home.
TREASURE TONE
PAINTS
W H TER N BUILDERS S U C H ), INC.
Physical exercise should be
fun, and regular exercise may
be particu larly good for your
heart as well as generally bene­
fic ia l to your health. That’s
the message, In b rie f, of a
new cartoon-illustrated leaf­
let now available from the O re­
gon Heart Association. The
leaflet, “ Physical Activity and
Your H e a rt," Is one of a series
In Its educational emphasis
campaign on possible ways to
reduce heart attack, A m erica’ s
Number One K ille r, according
to M rs. C. R. Wlntermute, as­
sociation president.
Some of the do’s and don’ts
fo r adopting a dally routine of
physical activity Include:
• Start easily, with a little
bit of exercise at a time;
• Walk whenever you can,
short distances at firs t, longer
ones later;
• Start with a few stretch­
ing exercises, step up the pace
gradually;
• Exercise regularly;
• Choose a fun activity;
• Walk briskly instead of
strolling; •
• Never over-do It;
• Don’t exercise only now-
and-then; make It a regular
a ffa ir;
FROM ALASKA
M r. and M rs . Rick Warnat
of Juneau, Alaska, came by
plane to vis it her parents, M r.
and M rs . Edwin Burt in Lang­
lo is , and to be with M rs . Burt
while she was a patient for
surgery at McAuley Hospital
In Coos Bay.
The Warnats returned to th eir
home Wednesday after spending
a week In the area.
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OUR EDITOR'S MIND
Is at work constantly thinking up new
features for your added enjoyment.
VISIT PARENTS
M r. and M rs . Richard Sharp
and baby daughter of Brookings
visited during the weekend with
his parents, the Rev. and M rs.
Rolla Sharp, In Port O rford.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Welcome any tid bits of interest you have
to offer.
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OUR STAR REPORTERS
D U P L IC A T E BRIDGE
T h e . Port Orford Duplicate
Bridge Club met Wednesday
evening with seven tables play­
ing fo r masterpolnts.
Winning firs t place were M rs .
Adolph W lndmalser and M rs .
C harles Haines, and M r. and
M rs . Ray Keen; second, M rs .
Dal W eir and M rs . O rv ille
Preston, and A. W. Sweet and
Ed Conloy; th ird, M rs. Conley
and M rs . M . L ln klate r, and M r.
and M rs . Paul Wagner.
The club is meeting Sunday
for a birthday party at the
Legion Hall and everyone Is
welcome to attend the first ses­
sion at 1 p.m.
Will seek out the news anyhow, so you
may just as well go ahead and give it
to them.
Is always happy to hear about your trav­
els, parties, weddings, visitors, new grand­
children and club activities.
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VISITS DAUGHTER
Hazel Hofsess of Langlois
visited her daughter, Beth Mag­
neson, at the Rogue Valley M e­
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And our whole staff is anxious to help you
with your classified and display adver
tising.
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