Kathy Severn» Wed In Corvallis
Port Orford Naw», Thursday, M ay 11, 1967—3
Production of Oregon Coast Color Travel Movie Begins
Production of »he new Oregon
Coast color travel movie haa
liegun, with film ing and other
work already underway, ac
cording to Oregon Coast As
sociation
Manager George
W eaver.
W eaver said Ute new travel
promotion film * w ill be pro
duced lo the highest standards
of motion picture quality In
cluding settings, action, mu-
»leal scoring and narration.
Tom Beem er, well-known C a l
ifornia producer, haa b e e n
commissioned lo complete the
project. Beemer Is noled for
his excellent outdoor film ing
ab ility, having done much of the
camera work for the Lassie I V
series and many U. S. Forest
Service pictures.
Due for release early next
year, Ihe film w ill concentrate
on Ihe many Irre s is tib le ac
tivities and Inviting beautle»
which are offered by Oregon'»
100-m lle coastline. Pone In an
artis tic and Interesting manner,
the film w ill »how graphically
the activities and pleasures of
the Oregon Coast In all four
aeaaons, rather than concen
trating on the summer season
alone.
It w ill show wild flow ers,
agate hunting, storm watching,
whale spotting and exploring as
well as the more popular past-
times Mich as fishing, hunting,
camping, crabbing and surfing.
Unusual
and out-of-the-way
places and activities w ill also
he featured.
Made possible by the coast's
electric u tilitie s. Pacific Power
I Light Co., Central Lincoln
PUD and Coos-Curry Electric
Cooperative, the30-m lnutem o
vie w ill be distributed na
tionally. P rim a rily It w ill go
to m ajor television stations for
st.OAlng to TV audiences, but it
w ill also be available upon re
quest to schools, clubs, fra te r
nal organizations, private cor
porations and any otherorganl-
visit w ith Mrs. Allen's mother,
Mrs. Eva Cope.
Sunday the fam ily spent tim e
In Port Orford visiting t h e i r
daughter Beverly Foster a n d
granddaughter Shelly. They re
turned to Bandon for the night
and le ft for Olym pia, Washing
ton, on Monday, April 30.
zatlon which la Interes'ed In
the Oregon Coast. State and
national parka, and other gov-
ernmentadly
operated Insti
tutions are expected to use
many prints of the film also.
Scheduled to be prem iered at
the 1968 Oregon Coast Assoc
iation convention In Gold Beach,
the film Is expected to be a
real booster for the travel In
dustry on the Coast and In the
entire state of Oregon.
F R C M W ASHING TO N
M r. and Mrs.Jerry Alien and
daughter UelcresStrain, arrived
in Bandon, Saturday, A pril 29, to
PARENTS V IS IT
M r. and Mrs. Dvlmer baksou
were hosts last week at their Hk
River h o m e to Mrs. Isakson's
I, .rents, M r. an d M rj. LutkigM yd-
land of Plains, Montana. They
all enjoyed a trip down the coast
to see the Redwood trees. They
left Thursday to visit relatives
in Salem.
"Motherhood At Ita Best"
Is the Mother*» Day »ermun
topic for AI Kribs at the Port
Orford Christian Church. The
service w ill be at 11 a.m .
following the Bible school at
9:43 a.m . The evening service
w ill be at 7 and hl« topic w ill
be "Devout M o thers." Tuesday-
evening at 7; 30 the Bible study
and prayer meeting » ill be at
the Leo Mitchell home, and
Wednesday evening at 7:30 there
w ill be singing and orchestra
practice at the A rt Sweet home.
MotheRS Love US
K.iilili>i<n M ild n xl Severn«,
>1 ttliiile i i’f M l. and M l« . I I -
vin scvein« i'f l’ ,<tt l ’i f o n i , be
came the brble ni Wayne U iv n
s ite e t« , «on <>f M i. anil M i» .
\a io n s u e d » ni So lili liemi,
Vpitl 11. I lie Caimi S am aiilaii
I |<l»co|<al Chlll'iii In C orvallis
war Hu* »eillnc for the 8 :30 p.m .
eeiem oni read by ihe Rev.
I esile Puuton.
lite bride «a» given In mai —
ila r e bi lier (allier ln Ih e p re s -
ence of re lative», friend», and
\ ilea lliii» e «is le t». Stiewore
a white I’l ’iirle knit »ult and a
white c irc le t hat topped wlih a
b riet v e il. The bridal Ixniquet
wa» eonipoeed ot while rn»e»,
wiih eteen a» the principal
arre n i color.
The bride ca rrie d a l>orrow.
ed tare handkerchief with a
w hile I 'lh le and " ” te i •roml
luck.” penni in hei »hm1.
viieiidm • h ei »l»terw as M i
Cheryl Woodworth who wore a
fuch»la pink knit ensemble.
Ronald W oixlwoi lh, (he bride'»
b ro th e r-in -la w , served a» best
man.
V reception wa» held In honor
ol I he couple at Azalea Hiu»e
on the Oregon Stale University
campus, the bride'» living
croup. The cake, made by the
b i l.l e '«
.mm
M r». M ildred
0 hn el VV III.II! ill.I, wa« »<•!-
v.«l I > t h e M l»»e» Vnne Batch
eld er, M arilyn B allinger, B ar
bara Richard«, Sandle Brum
baugh, Carolyn G u y , sue Big
elow
and M arian Klttcslev.
C arol Jensen attended the
bride'» table.
Following then wedding trip ,
to l’oitlan d , the bridegroom
accepted hl» assignment to T a i
wan with the l . «. Army, where
his wife w ill join him In June.
Telephone Company Announces
Five Management Changes
The otganl/atlonal line» In
the t W
Pieirte» which In
cludes the arc» from Heed»-
p o 't to Gold Beach have recent-
ly undergone change» designed
to »it engthen th ed l» trlct’ » abil
ity to n eet the demand» of
an expanding service, accord
ìi'. to We»t Coast Telephone Co.
eoo» Bay P ls irlc t Manager Bob
Me Kelt le.
‘ •These change» have been a»
a re m it of the rfcognl ed need
foi more local level authority
p. han.tllng Immediate ne.xl» of
out » ustonet » ,’* »aid McKen
zie.
New assignment» are : I d
C o rliss , d istrict plant super-
vtsor; Pick Gelt rand, business
office manager; Hank F lem ing,
con»tructlon foreman; Harold
t ava», Installation and main
tenance forem an, and Pat M e -
Grann, communication» con
sultant.
Only C o rliss , form erly con
struction foreman In th eG re sh -
a
d ls trlc l, Is ne» to the Coo»
Bay d ls trlc l. Corti»» came to
th» company In Everett a» a
storeroom helper In 1M8 and
since then receP ed tncreaslng-
ly
responsible asrtgnment»
leading Io hl» present position.!
C orliss plans lo bring his wife*
Isa elle and four children from
Gresham at the close of the
school 'e a r .
M.-Grarn
o 'e s fro • M» Job
of fac ilitie s foten an to com
munication» consultant i »pla
cing Cehrand who move» to the
newly-created position of busi
ness office manager.
Flem ing and 1 ucas are "old
hand»** In the Coo» Ba' dis
tric t, both have worked there
many year» anil »haring In the
area*» growth. Flen-.lng ha»
been promoted from the con
struction g ro n ' and lu c a s ito m
the Installation» group.
Deaths Down
From Last Year
’ and we're kinda sweet on "MOM$"too !
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F o rt'-e ig h t p e r s o n » lost
their lives on Oiegon'» high
way s during A pril bringing this
vear's
total
to
194 dead,
according to the Pepartn ent
Of Motor V chicle».
This was a galr of six over
last month, but was 13 le»»
than the Cl persons killed dur
ing A pril of last year.
Fight of the accidents Involv
ed head-on collisions.
i ’f the 48 dead, 19 of the
victim s were under 2?, 14»ere
aged 20 through ’ ^ an d 1J » e t i
over JO.
M ore deaths occurred in
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other. It reron«*1 eight dead.
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