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LUTHERAN CH U R C H NEWS BPW Spring Conference Held Port Orford Now«, Thursday, April 13, 1967—3 STYLE SHOW HELD lay I afternoon at Pa- On M onday The following member« were confirmed on Sunday, April 9: c lflc high there was a style The Southwestern District o f and • style show by the Port Jerlta Hefner.Carl Johnson, Doug show sponsored by The Hub, of t h e Hielm-sa and Professional Orford club. Jamieson, M arguerite Eves ana Cool Bay. M rs.M cNutt, frotn the Women's Clubs held their S;ebig Ilene Fisher. Each of the c<m- Hub, gave tlpa on gloves, shoes Guest speaker was Im m ediate Coherence on April 8, in Coo« flrmants was presented w ith a and other accessories that are Bey at the Tioga H otel. T3io«e past (vesident A lic e Hopkins who Bible from the Simday School worn w ith formal». Three girls. attending Irom the Port Orford spoke on the "Joys of Living, " and were guests of honor at the Celda Bosco, Sherry Brsrle and Pam M ayea, who are on the club w e r e i (resident Maude Other guests were state (resi Fellowship Dinner. dent Joyce W illis, and LaVerna W eir, Betty Bigelow, state f i A congregational meeting F a s h io n T eam sponsored by Holmes, »U te legislative chair nance chairm an, M ary ftlc e , w ill be held b n m e d la u ly a fU r Seventeen M agazine, ware the models,and represented Bandon, first vice,Ixiulse llahn, Pat Starr. man. church services on April 16. A lic e L e e r , M inn ie King and le Point and Pacific high. A t the club's m onthly m eet Frances Scripture. W ILLAM ETTE CONFERENCE ing A pril 4, election of o ffic e » S U M C R If r iO N The conference was under The women of the church was held. Elected were! M ary the direction of Lois O 'N ea l, Price,president) A lice Leer, first c o n f e r e n c e w ill be held at district director. Hostess club vice (resident) M ary Woodruff, Bethesda Lutheran Church In was North Bend, entertainm ent Eugene on April 22. Anyone second vice-(»resident; M artha by th e Coquille and M yrtle planning to attend should make Point clubs which Included two Rohr«,recording secretary) Ruth reservations w ith Mrs. iJonald tart b m Novi g i r l singers from the South M oyer, corresponding secretary) Stole by April 14. western Oregon College, favors M llcked Russell, treasurer. J Jo The NEW S V ISITS D UR IN C V A C A TIO N Mias Delores Strain, a student at W a s h i n g t o n Junior high school, O lym pia, W ash., spent h e r spring vacation In Cold Beach visiting her father Alton Strain, and spent a few days In Port Orford w ith her sister Bev erly Foster. She returned to her home on A p ril 2._____ Southern Coos General Hos pital A u xiliary Style Show and Luncheon w ill be held April 28, There w ill be two shows, 11 a. m. and 1 [ t m . featuring Ann Per son who w ill d e m o n s tra te stretch and sew knits. Tickets are $1. 50 and m ay be ptechaaed at Ray's Pharmacy or the Style Shop, Bandon. Pack Trip Planned A pack trip Is plannad for April 22 and 23 by local horse fans. The trlp w lll be an a If-d a y ride acroes country from China Mountain to M iddle Q k. Anyone who would be Interested may phone 332-348S or contact Red (John) M cW illiam s. Persons who cannot p artici pate but would like to lend a horse to some one for the trip are welcome to do so. Instruc tions on the care and handling of horses on the tra il w ill be given those less experienced. LOAD of »ewer manhole eating» were d elivered to cc strut tlou site Wedueiday inumlng. W on FOODHfREi CHllW Si / te l »Ifctt«. «MOIE FRYERS FRYERS wf -« * 3 9 * RIB STEAKS « 99- BIRIO IN STEAKS •• 9 8 > (TE A K S SHUR ft' A / v Too/ RS“-'.49* ENGINEER INC crews began laying out sew er line stakes Wednesday morning In (reparation for Monday's start of digging trenches. Excavation for the treatm en t plant Is scheduled to start today. ___________ _ Annual Flower Show In May ‘ •E arth ’ s Awakening’ Is the theme for the garden d u b show to be presented by the Rhodo dendron Garden Club in the 1 anglois Crude School m u ltl- ■UrpOM i oom M.»> ('■ .ii I . The firs t day, Ihe show w ill he held from 12 noon Io 8 p .m ., and on May 7, hours w ill be from noon to 4 p.m. There w ill be a plant sale, silve r tea and a door p rize drawing Sunday at 2:30. Ex hibits w ill be entered Friday from 5 lo 8 p.m. and Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m. There w ill be Junior divisions In all classes. Division l--llo rtlc u ltu re : un lim ited entry as long as dif ferent. Classes w ill be divided as entry warrants. Class l--a n y other flower not listed. (1 stem). Class 2— limbs and branches (one) not listed. Class 3 --s m a li flowers as pansy, violets, etc. (three) bloom«. Class 4 — azalea (one) stem. Class 5 - -rhododendron (one) stem. Class 6 - -C am ellia (one) stem. Class 7 - - l r H (one) stem. Class 8--d affo d ils (one) stem. Class 9 - -brooms (one) stem. Division II--P o tte d Plants: no lim it, If different. Class 1, grown for foliage. Class 2, grown for flowers. Division H I— Designs (with o r without accessories) D r ift- wood can be used. Class 1 — beauty and the bird (table de sign). Class 2 - n a t u r e ’ s art. (ary m aterials)(m antledesign). Class 3 --d a re to be different suggesting the beach. Class 4 - - forecast of spring (o rien tal In fluence) (fresh m a t e r i a l s ) . Class 5 --llg h t and free using a Agent Slates Special Course M a k in g hard and soft meringues depend on “ know how’ ’ and practice. Pat Hanson, county extension agent, w ill hold special demonstration meetings this month In the Port O rford, Gold Beach and Brook ings areas. Eggs, which are used In making meringues, are plenti ful at this tim e of year. They are also low In calories, In expensive, and can be made ahead and stored t ill needed. M rs. Hanson w ill demonstrate making meringues, give out recipes, and discuss principles of egg buying, storage and cook ery. If you have problems with meringues o r would like some ideas, you are invited to a t t e n d , free of charge, the meeting In your area: Sixes Grange H all, Tuesday, A pril 18, at 1:30 p.m .; ChelcoGrange H a ll, H arbor, Wednesday, A pril 19, 1:30 p .m ., and V eterans’ H all, Gold Beach, Thursday, April 20, 1:30 p.m. W* poults v bottle as container (fresh ma te ria ls ). Class C— tea tim e (m in iature not to exceed 3 -ln - ches o verall). Class 7 --fro m the garden (mangle d e s ig n with fresh m aterials). O fficers and those In charge of Ihe event Include: M rs . V ir g ie Woodward, president; M rs. Hose B a rrin g ton, vice president; M rs. Sam Cuatt, secretary; M rs. F lo r ence Sydnam, t r e a s u r e r ; M rs . Woodward and M rs. Cuatt, general chairman; M rs. It. K. Erw in, schedule; M rs . Cuatt and M rs . Woodward, Judges and clerks; M rs . Herb Bell and M rs. Steve Sullivan, door p r i zes; M rs . Jay Barrington and M rs . W ilber Browning, silve r tea; M rs . George Guertn and M rs . Gene Cotton, plant sale; M rs . Sydnam, r<“glstratlon; M rs . V irg il Cannon, M rs. Geo. Schaefer, entry and classifica tion, and M rs . Don BJerg, pub lic ity . LG* EftfrS An automobile engine, left running for even a short tim e In a closed garage,, can pro duce a fatal dose of cartwn monoxide. D i AM b NOA DOT- FRESH ORANGE JUICE ‘»4 Curry Livestock Association Meets Predator control, taxation, the C u rry County F a ir b a r becue and the annual Sheep- herders picnic w ere the fea tured topics of a meeting of the C u rry County Livestock Association, according to B ill Crook, president. A salary Increase for the two predatory animal hunters of $500.00 per month plus a transportation allowance of 15? p e r m ile was recommended by the association. Members of the association lauded the work of the men now serving as hunt ers , T im Tlmeus and Tom Shepherd, and feel these men should receive “ a living wage.” The 15? per m ile transportation allowance doesn’t even cover the cost of running a fo ur- wheel drive vehicle over the te rra in these men have to tr a ve l, added a spokesman for the association. Plans for the annual Sheep- herders Picnic and the fa ir barbecue were started. The picnic Is scheduled for June 4 at the Everett Isenhart ranch. The fa ir barbecue w ill fea ture beef and bear meat. This la tte r event has become a tr a ditional tim e to extend the hos pitality of C u rry County citizens to visito rs and to provide a social gathering for local re s i dents. Wool marketing and taxation w ere discussed with recom mendations that the board of d irec to rs explore these further with an eye toward discussing them fully at a future meeting. ORANGE PRINK * • - S 7 *• GREEN BEANS BEETS 1 Hem es' wick OC&Mf A 3 n tl SPUDS «22» APR 67 M P 41 PEERS —» «*«— Trwi il C R A C K E R S SOkJSttlME L* 3 5 ' 6 U P E JUICE * 5 « ? C H E E S E 'S I S ” M IL PICKLES 43' BEETS NO. I Ï LBS J4-4T I FIR-FA * «}> ' ne/eet po9o t r t /t P A C IF IC I ORANGES C A U L IF L O W E R C A B B A G E <WlFT'$ JCWCL <XL LOCAL £V\Alt CHOICE I Where Trice« ; Ar« Lower Even» "D*»' L0 V0 IO APRICOTS M R SOAP i f 1SW FRENCH FRIES FROZfM |4»,E4*4l MAE'f WILLIAMS «REAP fU -f UK t W « Ç * l PESEKT MARGARINE ÛV/M0 CUM CHOWDER
