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Poet Orford News, Thursday, M ay 18, 1967—5
Ct/FST IHT0M M .
Log Exports Total 297M B. F.
Clarence and Edna are char­
••Conti ratulatlon» on y o u r
Among the 800 Oregon women
ter member» of the Port O r­
ijol<l*n anniversary •m l very
attending the 35th Annual Stats
feet.
Softwood log exports from
ford
Masonic
Lodge
aisl
Eas­
hn*t wlslie» as you c ille r (he
Extension Homemakers’ Coun­
D ouglas-flr accounted for
Washington and Oregon totaled
tern Star, h a v I ng been mem­
Kohl«' your« to come,” w*»
cil meeting last week at Oregon
11.2% of the total export vol­
297 m illio n board feet, Scrib­
bers for 49 year». Clarence
heard aKal" »"'• anali' aa inore
State University w ere Belva
The biggest fuss of the current session of the Oregon legis­
ume, and Port Orford cedar,
also served many years on the
ner log scale, In the firs t
Ihan 200 relative* ami friend»
McDonald of Port O rford, M ur­
lature has been atlrred up by a W ll relating to the control of the
2 .4 " . O fter softwood species,
school Istards for the Sixes
quarter of 1967, according to
mel a* 'ne JohnD' iiahlaoiihoine
ie l Anderson of Gold Beach,
dry sand area of the Oregon beaches. The starting point waa last
p rim a rily western hemlock and
s c h o o l ills trlrt and the Port
data currently being assembled
In Denmark May 7 Io honor
and C leo C raig , M a rjo rie Moore
year when a Seaside motel posted the dry sand beach for their
true fir s , made up the rem ain­
Orford high school board. Edna
by the Pacific Northwest F o r­
(Jsrence ami Edna Zumwalt
and M iriam Christensen of
customers only. Many people had assumed that all the beach
ing 86.4%.
was matron In 1926 an<t Is a
est
and
Range
Experiment
Sta­
nu their 50th Wedding Anniver­
nrookl ng».
sand wa* publicly owned. Actually private land runs down to the
The average value of all log
charter member o f the Slxes-
tion for Its quarterly m arket­
The theme for the th re e -
sary.
exports rose slightly from the
average high tide line with the exception of about JO m iles w*?ere
ing report, "Production, P r i­
Elk
Garden
Club.
I l i e Donaldson home and yard
day m e e t i n g was ’ ’Focus-
last quarter to a level of $85.23
title run* lo the low tide line
there Is no pabllc beach what­
Out-of-town guests who at­
ces, Employment, and Trade In
Study opportunities are open
were like a picture with the
Homemaker, Consumer, C iti­
per thousand board feet. Doug-
tended the reception were M r.
Pacific Northwest Forest In­
to everyone with a high achool
Koine»1» flower» of the coaat
zen,’ ’ said Pat Hanson, C urry
ever,
la s -flr averaged $79.45; Port
and M rs. Ralph Boak and sons County extension agent.
d u s tries ." The firs t quarter
diploma In aummer aeaalona
a i ea In riotous bloom. The
A b ill Introduced at the request of the highway commission
Orford
cedar, $232.71; and
of Aloha; M r. and M rs. L . L.
export
volume
was
up
slightly
offered
by
Oregon
college»
and
weatherman was very kind and
Highlights Included a talk by
would lei the highway department sue for Individuals claim ing
other
softwoods,
$81.85.
Jackson,
M
r.
and
M
rs
.
Rupert
from
the
293
m
illion
board
overything »eemed Jual made
unlversttlea.
Gertrude Dleken, editor of the
that they have a right of useage established over the years to use
L im b e r exports from the Pa­
Boak, M rs . C liff Campbell, D r.
feet shipped In the previous
Summer study ordinarily at­
to order for thia lim e of v ls lt-
" F a r m e r ’ s W ife " section of
the dry sand. The highway department says such an easement
cific Northwest totaled 85 m il­
and M rs. E. F. Lucas, M rs .
tracts a student from one of
quarter.
Inn with relatives and meeting
the " F a rm Journal M agazine;"
would not change the ownership o' the land. Technically this Is
lion board feet In the firs t
Vivian Kranlck, M r. and M rs .
Log exports from the Wash­
ami renewing old frtemlahlpa
these three groups:
a speech by Clay M yers, Ore­
tru e, but If the land owner cannot use his land the way he wants
quarter of 1967, up 18" from
Edgar Capps ami fam ily, M r.
ington Customs D istric t was
1. Elementary and secon­
with people from Oregon, Wash­
gon’s secretary of state entitled
the previous q uarter. Pulp­
and the public Is entitled to free access l o l l , about all the owner­
ami
M
rs
.
Ed
Capps,
M
r.
and
204 m illion board feet, up 10"
dary
school
teachers
who
are
ington, C alifornia, ami aa far
"You— the Oregon C itize n ,’ ’
wood chip exports rose I#®!
ship he relaiuL Is the privilege of paying taxes on the land.
M rs. Hay M cN air, M r. and
from the fourth quarter of 1966.
•tudytng for advanced degree».
away aa Nova Scotia.
special tours and an Interna­
to 61,404 cords. F irs t quarter
M rs. Melvin Boak, M r. and
The state certainly has the power of eminent domain to ’.aka
Shipments from the Oregon
2. Recent high school grad­
The reception was given by
tional dinner with entertain­
sof.wood plywood exports to­
M rs . Clay Garoutte, M rs . E. W.
Customs D istrict were down
uates who want to get a head
Zum walla' daughter, M ra . H ar­
ment by students from other
over the dry sand beach If It so chooses but If It does, compen­
taled 15 m illion square feet.
G a llle r, Miss Alice K. G a llle r.
13.8%
to
a
level
of
93
m
illion
start
on
their
college
educa­
old (Hetty) Boak of Aloha, who
sation
should
be
paid
to
the
landownets.
They
have
been
paying
countries.
Softwood log exports from
M r. ami M rs . Elm er Gant, all
board feet.
waa aaalaled by M ra . Donald­
The
Homemakers Council
tion.
taxes on the property for many y e a n and shouldn’ t lose their
Northern C alifornia were 8.3
Japan received 282 m illion
of Bandon;
3. College student» who rec­
aon waa hosts»». M ra. L. L.
re p re s e n ts
20,000 women
property Just because the legislature passes a law.
m illion board feet In the firs t
M r. and M rs . C. P. Zum­
board feet, up 2% less than In
ognize summer session as a
Jackaon of Bandon had charge
throughout the state who belotig
Whatever decision Is made should be made In this session of
quarter of 1967, and log ex­
walt and M r. and M rs. George
the previous quarter. Log ex­
"fourth te rm ’ ’ opportunity.
of the guest b o o k , and M ra. Ed
to study groups under the gui­
the legislature otherwise there Is going to be a regular forest
port» from Alaska totaled 2.7
Baker, Portland;
ports to Canada, all from the
Teachers who become stu­
dance of county home economics
Conley and M ra. Hay Shaw had
of "no trespassing" sign* and fences on the dry sand beach. If
m illion board feet. AH of these
M r. and M rs. Albert M . Scott. extension agents. The council’ s
Washington Customs D is tric t,
dents for the summer find a
charge of serving the refresh­
the public can acquire a right lo use the beach Just because the
logs went to Japan.
M r. and M rs . Elm er Scott and purpose Is to encourage adult
w ere about 10 million board
wide variety of courses In ed­
ment». Thoae who aerved were
landowner lets them use It then the logical answer for the land-
Ed P o rterfield, Tule Lake; M r.
ucation as well as the lib eral
M ra . l.U fllle Cappa, M ra. Ed­
education ,n home economics
owner Is to post hts beach whether he minds people using It
ami M rs .
Lee Howd, M r.
arts and sciences. In addition
gar L . Cappa, M ra. Ed Capps,
through the Cooperative Exten­
ami M rs . Chas. Moore ami fam ­
lo working for advanced de­
Misa M ary Donaldson, M ra.
sion Service, and to cooperate
or nol.
ily , M rs . Lucille Capps and M r.
grees, teachers take classes
Wea Zumwalt, M rs. C. F. Zum­
In promoting other educational
this scribe to the extent that
— Curry County Reporter
ami
M
rs
.
Noel
M
artin
and
fam
­
By LANS LENEVE
In the summer to keep up with
walt, M rs . Noel M artin, M ra.
programs which contribute to
we
are passing It on to you
ily
,
M
cM
innville;
new developments In th eir field.
Dave Englebart, M ra . Charles
the development of th eir homes
readers.
M r. and M rs. Tracy Corbin,
Japan’ s refusal to concede
The June high school graduate
Moore, M ra. Lee Howd, M ra.
and communities.
Court Boles, M rs. Georgia
that the United States has the
has two advantages going for
Don Ruecker, M ra. Hen Hund-
I t ’ s your l a w . . . .
SKIDDING SPRING
F ro m m , M r. and M rs. Allen
right to control foreign fishing
him: 1) he can begin college In
bert, M ra. Ada Capps and Mlaa
As usual, spring showed up
Corbin, M r. and M rs. J e rry
operations out to the 12-m lle
an atmosphere that Is m ore
Susan Shaw, assisted by Kay
on schedule. But here In the
Bolce,
Gold
Beach;
M
r.
and
lim
it
lin
e
brought
a
rather
relaxed that It Is fall te rm ,
ami Laurel Stoddom and Bar­
so-called banana belt section
M rs . Robert Knox and M r. and
abrupt end to the meeting be­
and 2) the student with a C -
bara, Carol ami Susan Donald­
of the coastal country, as w ell
Bob o p e r a t e d a medium­
M rs . Orin Huss, Wedderburti;
tween the American and the Ja­
average or leas has an oppor­
aon. Hay Shaw was In charge
Sixes Home Extension will tunity to find out whether or
as elsew here, It’ s advent was
sized restaurant on the edge of
A stretch of land lies cool
M rs . Anna Caughell, M rs .
panese representatives that was
of the parking, assisted by John
m
eet
on
Friday,
May
19,
at
the
sadly lacking In glam our. Its
Centertown. He did a profitable
and
green
In
a
torpid
town.
An
Kate
Moore,
M
r.
and
M
rs
.
C.
H.
held
In
January.
not
he
can
handle
college
level
Hoak and Bruce Cappa.
home of Mrs. Dsora DeBord on courses. There are no entrance untroubled stream flows fresh business and had built a good
a r riv a l was not heraled by the
M ansell, M r. and M rs . Jack
Last October Congress pass­
Charles W. Zumwalt, C la r­
the 12k River road at 11 a. m. requirements for summer ses­ and free through a patch of reputation over 20 years.
song of b ird s , by bright splash­
Greenlund, M r. and M rs. Geo.
ed legislation that extended the
ence’s father, came from Polk
Everyone is to bring a s a c k
ing sunshine nor of any of the
Claude, the owner of the
From m , M r. ami M rs. Harold
pines. The restless sea turns
U. S. fishery zone fro ci the
County, M o., In 1809 and In 1887
sion.
other blessings It Is supposed
limch.
building
and property w a s
sparkling white below rising
L d ’by, Coquille;
th re e -m ile te rrito ria l line to
As a "fourth te rm ," summer
m arried Ague» Eleanor Bla< k -
There will be Installation of session offers college students dunes where the beach grass happy, too. Bob Is a good tenant,
to tote along. Throughout most
Misses Kay and Laurel Sted-
12 m iles. The State Department,
lock, who waa born In New
officerswlthMrs.BcIva McDon­ a chance lo cut down on the dances against the sky.
of A p ril, that Joyful season
he always said. He had a good
4001. Seattle; M rs . W inifred
in Inform ing the Japanese of
Zealand In 1803. T h e ir fam ily
ald as chairman; Mrs. Wilma tim e required to earn »degree.
known as spring brought naught
business, and Claude never
Hopkins and Miss Kittle Wat­
Our cities grow, our pop­
the action, said It was w illing
Included Clarence, Hay, M a r­
Morgan, v ic e -c h a irm a n ; Mrs. Some students see summer as ulation m ultiplies, and open w orried about the rent money. to allow continuation of tra ­ but ra in , h a ll, sleet and a few
kins, Eureka; M rs. Dave En­
lon, Sprig, Jack and Weston.
Betty Tope. sccreUiy-treasiger. a good tim e to take elective space whets man’ s Insatiable
electrical storms thrown In for
One day, however, the high­
g elbert, S a c r a m e n t o ; Mary
ditional foreign fisheries In the
M r. Zumwalt waa county com­
Lesson for the day will be courses they are unable to fit a p p e t i t e
way d e p a r t m e n t Informed
good measure, no doubt. Spring
to build— m o r e
area covered by tne new exten­
missioner, assessor, Justice Dcnaldson, Monmouth; M r. and
"Moisture-MU dew" treatm ent In the regular academic year. houses, highways, factories, Claude that they had decided to sion, ostensibly under U. S. simply skidded back Into w inter
M rs. Don Ruecker and fam ily,
ot the peace, a deputy collector
of it hi the home. This lesson
weather. Probably stepped on a
relocate the road In front of
Junction City; M r. and M rs .
schools, airports, stores.
control measures.
In addition to the 8 and 11-
of cuatoma at Port Orford and
will be given try Mrs. Ellen Isak- week courses, many colleges
banana skin when entering the
the restaurant. In fact, once
Kenneth P orterfield, Gladstone;
H ere Is a conflict of our
Japanese
representatives
weighed ami sold more than
the road was relocated, there
sosi and Mrs. Lolita Myers.
janana belt.
Dcnal
Z u m w a lt ,
Forest
and universities In the state
contended that their govern­
tim es.
To save the land for
$50,000 worth of gold for the
Free babysitting is available hold special workshops ranging natural oasis where the urban- wouldn’ t be any restaurant. The
Grove; M r. and M rs. James
ment could not approve the uni­
Chinamen who worked tho mines
center line would go right
Dvvereux, Gaylord; M r. and by calling 332-2882 or 332-
bound can soothe th eir jangling
lateral extension of such a fish­
In length from one to four
on Sixes River. Ho also helped
2794. New members are wel­ weeks. Most of these workshops nerves, test flabbtng muscles on through the kitchen.
M rs . Don Auer, M yrtle Creek;
ing zone and by international
to haul the brlcka for the Cape
Claude was offered a good
come.
Robert Boak, Coos Bay; M r.
springy sod, fill tired lungs
law , Japanese fishing opera­
Blanco lighthouse, the bricks
offer academic credit.
price for the property, which
and M rs . W. L. Norton, Peta­
with uncarboned a ir. O r bury all
tions In the zone should not be
Further Inform ation
con­
tielng made by the Chinese la ­
he took and then served an
luma, C a lif.; M r. and M rs.
prevented to the extent of not
of It In concrete.
cerning summer offerings at
borers a short distance from
There are 672 known species
eviction notice on Bob. The
Dwight Tyson, Eugene; M r. and of Australian eucalyptus or gum
The Golden Eagle Is the sym­
allowing th eir fishing vessels to
any of Oregon’ s institutions of
the site. Clarence became one
restaurant lease provided that
M rs . James Chenoweth; and trees, Including the bottle tree,
bol of a program to conserve
operate there unless Japan
of the community’ s prominent
higher education may be ob­
Sunday morning at 11 In the
If the property was taken by
dlarymen and fuliowed this oc­
Annie Spence, houseguest and with Its huge swollen trunk like
and expand our lands and waters
agrees to such an arrangem ent.
tained by w riting to the Sum­
Port O rford Christian Church
the
state
under
right
of
emin­
coustn of A. P. Sweet, from
fo r outdoor recreation pur­
Due to Russia having con­
cupation for 34 years with other
m er Session D irecto r.
the sermon by Al K rlbs w ill
an Immense wine cask.
ent domain, the lease could be
Nova Scotia.
ceded that the United States be on "Pentecost, the B irth ­
poses.
members of his fam ily on the
ended.
During the festivities, the
Through this program , you,
has the right to control foreign
Sixes ranch where their father
day of the Church.” Bible
"O kay, we’l l l e a v e , " Bob
couple received long distance
as an Individual, can buy a
fishing operations within the
had taken up a homestead In
school Is at 9:45 a.m . and
said,
"but
I
want
some
of
the
calls
from
M
rs
.
George
Sche-
recreation
bargain
and,
at
the
12 -m lle lim it, Japan’ s refusal
there are classes for all ages.
1869.
money
the
highway
department
moon, M rs . Lois Zum walt,
same tim e, contribute to Op­
Edna Is the daughter of M r.
to do so, leads us to wonder
In the evening the discussion
gave you for the property. As a
M rs. A. H. Swaney, M rs. Rob­
eration Golden Eagle, a kind
and M ra . J. S. Capps who came
just which one of those two wUl be on "E te rn a l L ife — as
Roger Duval, SWOTA mem­
By
PATRICIA
BARR
lon g -tim e tenant with a con­
ert C atlett, M ra . W ilbur A utry,
of pay-as-you-go program to
to Curry County In 1888 from
foreign nations Is really sup­
Science Describes It — and as
b er, and Ed Smith, both of Coos
M rs. John Masterson, M rs .
siderable tim e to go on the
help ensure outdoor recreation
Tennessee. M ra . J. 8. Capps
posed to be an aUy of the the Bible Describes I t . ”
Bay,
gave
wings
to
th
eir
D
Sunday found more than 1500
lease, I ’ m entitled to some
E ric Heutercrona and S t e v e
opportunities for this and fu­
waa the form er M ary P o rter­
United States? However, it ap­
Following the morning church
dragster and passed 100 mph
spectators lining the Sixes A ir
compensation. My customers
ture generations.
field of Tennessee. M r. Capps, Spoerl.
pears that Russia has a y en to service there w ill be a potluck
Strip
to
watching
the
opening
on
her
maiden
flight
run
Sun­
w ill be unhappy about having to
The bargain Is the 1967 an­
a school te.ii h I , tien eateaded
place fir s t In two outstanding
dinner and business meeting at
drag race sponsored by the
day. She Is a 230 slx-cycllnder
go elsewhere for my food.”
nual Golden Eagle Passport,
a large acreage at Denmark
events: one of them being to the A rt Sweet home on Cape
South Western Oregon Tim ing
Chevrolet and as soon as they
Could the now unhappy cook
now on sale at many govern­
where he raised livestock and
be fir s t In landing a man on Blanco road. There wlH be the
Assoc. M ore than 50 street
finish working the bugs out,
collect some of this money?
ment and private offices and at
dal tied . The family also later
the moon, and to be the firs t to usual services during the week.
machines, stockers and mod­
she’H
be
a
car
to
follow.
No,
according
to
a
recent
had the Denmark Store and post
most entrance points to Fed­
operate a fishing vessel Inside
ified» crossed the starting line
J
e
rry
Shellenbarger’
s
314
ruling of the Ohio Supreme
eral recreation areas. It w ill
office. The family Included
the 12 -m lle lim it. They have
with the biggest th rill of the
AN N U A L M O TH ERS TEA
C h rysler dragster looked real
Court. The court held that
Raymond, Edgar, John, Edna
admit you and passengers In
already succeeded In accom­
day coming when Roy Dunn of
H^LD LAST F R ID A Y
where
the
lease
permitted
your
private
car,
an
u
n
lim
it­
good
and
everyone
Is
behind
and Eva.
plishing the la tte r to the ex­
Eureka, C a lif., d r i v i n g his
term ination of the t e n a n c y
Mrs. Everest's 4th grade class
Clarence and hla brothers at­
ed number of times for one
them, hoping they have a good
tent of pungllngup several thou­
MOTHER'S DAY HONORS
super charged C hrysler drag­
agreement If the premises were
tended school In Port O rford,
year beginning A pril 1, to some
sand dollars tn fines assessed held their Annual Mother's Tea
season.
taken by condemnation, the ten­
Mrs. Olga Magneton received s te r, turned 211.26 mph with an
Friday,May 12,at Langlois Ele­
the fam ily living In town during
2,500 designated Federal rec­
A new dragster to the c ir ­
against the skippers of the ves­
dal by being elapsed tim e of 7.63 seconds cuit was L a rry Addison of reation fee areas across the ant no longer has a property
tli honor of the e day
mentary school. Mrs. Conley's
the school months. M rs. Hardy
sels Involved. Probably they
for
the
q
u
a
rter-m
ile
run
to
right In the prem ises. And,
Stewart, M rs . Ed L^ney, Judge the oldest mother with the most
country. Many of the areas are
w ill seek In some manner to 4 t h grade class also held a
Eureka.
His
car
Is
an
Injected
children present at worshipicr- break the strip record of 209.28
when he has no rights, he is not
Wood and Ames Johnson were
In or near our great national
even the score should they be Mother's Tea the same day.
vice and Mrs, Keith Nelson re­ set by Cordy Jensen of Eugene Chevrolet which turned 143.76 parks, forests, reservoirs and entitled to share In the money
Those attending Mrs. Everest's
among their first teachers.
the
firs t to land a man on the
In an elapsed tim e of 9.51 to
paid by the highway department
Edna and her brothers and ceived the honor of the year by last year. Jensen was unable
class were: Mrs. Ted Brcwn, Mrs.
w ild life refuges.
moon. This could be accom­
make
M
iddle
Elim
inator.
to
attend
the
meet
as
he
Is
now
being the youngest mother with
for property he does not own,
sisters attended the Denmark
Bill Storm, Mrs.Carol Frederick,
The $7 you pay also Is a
plished by the Soviet govern­
L /n n S ell’ s Astra from Riv­
the most children present at In the Arm y.
the court said.
Mrs.John Long, M rs.Frank W il­
school, later went to Oregon
contribution to conservation,
ment establishing a te r rito r ia l
erton did real well with an e.t.
Noon
tim
e
activities
were
vorthip service.
State College and was recently
lin e a distance of 12 m iles cox, Mrs.MargaretW att, County
of 12.71 for 113.49 mph. but the because every Golden Eagle
highlighted with a ladles’ foot
Issued a L ife M em liershlpC er­
Passport
dollar
goes
Into
the
from the moon, as a border Health Nurse, Mrs. Sam Oberg,
LUTHER LEAGUE
boys blew an o il breather cap
race where the "J este rs’ ’ of
tificate by the Oregon State
Randy and E»avid,Mrs.Roy Parks,
nation’ s Land and W ater Con­
lin e established against trans­
and had to shut down after the
Coos Bay c h a l l e n g e d all
The
Luther
league
of
North
Alumni Association.
servation Fund.
gression by the spacecraft of Mrs.C.S. Murden, Mrs. Dale Be­
elim
inations.
comers.
It
was
an
elgbth-of-a
Clarence Zumwalt and Edna Bend invited tire Zion Lutheran
This Fund was established
other nations. Sure, we admit langer, Mrs. Connie Smith, sec­
SW OT'. Is an organization
m ile race with Karen Freude,
Capps were Issued a m arriage League to attend the Southwest­
by Congress specifically to
that I t ’ s a fantastic ld ea--b ut retary of school, Mrs. Al Berger,
comprised
of
drag
enthusiasts
member of the Jesters, cross­
license by J. H. Stannard, clerk ern Oregon Youth Rally to be
afte r a ll, anything can happen Miss Ruby Hatmaker, s c h o o l
from throughout Southwestern meet the growing need for out­
ing
the
finish
line
firs
t.
held
at
Faith
Lutheran
Church
of C urry County, and they were
recreation
resources.
now-a-days . . . like landing librarian, Mrs.Terrel Repp, Mrs,
Oregon. T h e ir sole function Is door
in
North
Bend
May
25,
.it
S
p.
Thursday,
May
25,
a
camping
m arried May 10, 1917, In Port
Part of the fund Is used for
a man on the moon, for Alva Harry, Mrs. Betty Jacobsen,
organizing and supervising drag
A
LOOK
A
T
THE
DHAGERS
trip is planned(weather perm it­
Orford by Rev. W. M . M yers. FELLOWSHIP DINNER
matching grants to assist the
Mrs. R. S. Mollier and Jennifer.
Instance.
races
on
the
Sixes
A
ir
Strip
Dunn built hts own fram e
ting) to Loon Lake for a few
Attending the couple were Hay­
states and their local govern­
Those attending Mrs.Conley's
for
the
enjoyment
of
racers
The Fellowship Dinner will which houses a 392 cubic Inch
days. All senior citizens in the
mond and Aila Capps, brother
class were: Mrs. Pauline Sulli­
VENISON RECIPE
and drag fans from Oregon and ment In planning,acquiring,and
be
served
on
May
21,
im
m
edi­
C
h
rysler
engine,
with
a
671
area
desiring
to
join
the
group
and s is te r-in -la w of Edna’ s.
Should you happen to have van, Mrs. Dick Everest, Mrs. Wm.
Northern C allforna. This is one developing outdoor recreation
on this trip are welcome. Re­
Following their m arriage the ately following tile worship ser­ Jim m y Blower, Inderly Injec­
areas and facilities. The rest
Loshbaugh, M rsjohn Wahl, Jane
some venison cuts s till re­
of
the
few
q
u
a
rte
r-m
ile
strips
vice.
Following
will
be
slides
tors, Mickey Thompson rods,
m ember to b r i n g your own maining In your fre e ze r may and Dick, Mrs. Everett Standley,
newlyweds returned to the J.S.
Is used to acquire new national
In
the
N
o
r
t
h
w
e
s
t
and
is
cam ping gear.For further infor­
pistons, and crank shaft, Cham­
Capps ranch at Denmark, now on Boy Scouts. Parents and youth
we suggest that the next mess Mrs. Bill Hildebrand and Becky.
sanctioned by the National Hot recreation areas.
mation contact Mr. Kitselman of them that you prepare fo rth e Mrs. Howard Ne ilson and Mrs.
pion spark plugs, a Franken-
the J oh n Donaldson ranch, are encouraged to see these
Since
1965,
when
the
Land
Rod Association.
outstanding
pictures.
sllen
magneto
and
Goodyear
(first
street
back
of
the
Silver
where they, along with another
and W ater Conservation Fund
table be done In the following Keith Shaffar.
T ills ye ar’ s o fficers, all from
tires all around. Dunn’ s ra­
Springs Motel),
new ly-m arried couple, M r. and YARD WORK
was established, Congress has
tlie
Bandon
area
,
a
re
Ron
Knox,
Next m eeting of the Senior manner: after thawing, soak the
cing team consists of him ­
M rs. W illiam s (Alice Sydnam),
fo r an hour In water laced
president; Dennis Chesselet, appropriated around $250 m il­
Hunks go to Mr. Karl Schel- self, his wife and their fiv e -
Citizens
w i l l be on Monday. cuts
now M rs. O rv ille B a r r o w s ,
with monosodium glutamate.
s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r,
a n d lion from the fund for states
ske,
Mr.
Knud
Jensen
and
Mr.
year-old
son.
They
do
all
the
June
5.
A
potluck
will
be
served
were hosts for a wedding dance
and federal agencies. Of this,
Wayne Campbell, strip mana­
I dgar Geizler for the work they work and put on a real fine
followed by bingo. Each m em ­ Then poke them full of holes
In the new barn recently com­
$160 m illion has been made
have
performed
for
the
church
ger.
ber is to bring a small inexpen­ (sm all ones) with a fork and
show
wherever
they
appear.
pleted at the Capps ranch. A
available to states for parks,
sprinkle on a bit more m .s.g.
The
next
race
Is
set
for
the
past
two
weeks.
Dunn’ s best elapsed tim e is
sive gift.
large group of friends gathered
Sear them for half a minute
June 4 and a ll dragsters and playgrounds, tra ils , swimming
7.30-214.00. Be has consent­
for thé all-night affa ir. Orch­ CHURCH WOMEN
on each side In a very hot
spectators are Invited by the pools, boating, skiing, and other
ed to return to Sixes fo r the
estra members Included C har­
facilities.
iron skillet greased with bacon
The Mary Martha Circle will June 4 drag races.
Association to attend.
lie Jensen, who was then 16,
Some $90 m illion from the
fat. Pour an ounce of brandy on
m e e t this coming Thursday,
MONDAY
and this was his firs t dance
fund has been set aside for our
Results of Sunday’ s drag races follow, In order of clas ’ ,
each side before turning. Then
7:30 p. m . , in the library.
Hot dogs
engagement. Other musicians
new federal recreation lands.
name, city, car, elapsed tim e and miles per hour for the q u a rte i-
turn the heat down, cover the
Buttered com
Included B ill C o p e , Joe Ev­
The fund Is supported by rev­
s k ille t, and cook until the meat
m lle distance.
Cherry crunch
EIGHT
AND
FO
RTY
erest, M r. Holladay of Bandon,
enues from federal recreation
Inside just begins to lose Its
Bread, butter, m ilk
ELECTS
OFFICERS
and B ill Kicking.
area entrance and user fees,
A /S, Steve Salisbury, Brookings, 67 Chevrolet, 13.91, 102.50
red color. Cooked In such a
TUESDAY
Following their m arriage the
the federal motorboat fuels tax
The monthly meeting of Coos
B /S , Allen B r o o k s , Gold Beach, 67 Bulck, 14.04, 100.67
manner the meat w ill be ex­
Hamburger with gravy
couple built a new home al the Coiuity Salon 509, Eight and
and the sale of U. S. surplus
C /S , Jim W o o d w a r d , Sixes, 67 C h e v r o l e t , 14.41, 93.50
ceptionally tender and w ill have
over rice
Zumwalt ranch at Sixes at which Forty, a subsidiary of the Am­
Beachcombers square dance a very distinctive fla v o r— one Vegetable salad
property.
D /S , Dennis C h e s s e l e t , Bandon, 64 F ord, 14.53, 94.63
place they still reside. T h e ir erican Legion Auxiliary, w as
club enjoyed dancing with the en tirely a ll Its own.
The 1967 Golden Eagle Pass­
E /S , Randy Richardson, North Bend, 60 Chevrolet, 15.98, 88.06
Pears
fam ily consisted of a son, Dick, held Friday,May 12,atthe home
Rogues and Ruffles at Nesika
port can be bought In person,
E /S A , BUI G r a n t , Coos Bay, 67 F o r d , 15.01, 93.64
Hot french bread, m ilk
born in 1919 and later acciden­ of Mrs. Lyle Knox, Coos Bay.
Beach
Saturday,
May
13.
or by m a ll, at national parks
F /S , Don B o m a r , Coos Bay, 67 Pontiac, 14.96, 89.02
CRACK OF A R IF L E
WEDNESDAY
tally killed. T h e ir daughter,
All members are urged to a t­
and monuments, national fo r­
F /S A , Jim O’N e ill, Coos Bay, 66 Chevrolet, 16.76, 84.74
Mrs. David Mickelson of Em­
Comburger casserole
No
sound
characterized
the
Betty, was t»orn In 1922 and pire was elected president for , G /S , M artin Stanwood, Newport, 57 Chevrolet, 15.56, 91.09
tend the benefit dance at the
est areas, w ildlife refuges,
Buttered spinach
attended the local schools, the coming year. Those attend­
Army Corps of Engineers rec­
J /S , Robert Schafer, Reedsport, 65 Chevrolet, 15.65, 84.63
Cove Saturday, May 20, for Mr. great westward movement of Apricots
early
A
m
erica
more
than
the
graduating with the class of ing from Port Orford were Mrs.
reation areas and other federal
N /S,
Ron Dunn, Brookings, 67 Volkswagen, 19.82 64.42
and Mrs. Russ Conn of Bandon,
Cookies, Bread, butter, m ilk
crack of a rifle . Food and pro­
1940 of Port Orford and 1944 Robert Meyer, Mrs. W. D. Spen­
recreation areas where en­
B /M P ,
Bob A ll, G l e n d a l e , 60 F o r d , 13.09, 114.35
whose home and contents were tection were the two basic ele­
THURSDAY
from OSC. She m arried Harold cer, Mrs. W. L. Montgomery and
trance fees are charged. It also
C /G , Bruce Johnson, M y rtle Point, 31 Ford, 13.30, 102.97
destroyed by fire. Refreshments ments In the lives of pioneers Country style steak
Boak of Bandon In 1946 and the Mrs. B. B. Stratton. The meeting
A M /S P , Lynn Sell, R i v e r t o n , 426 A stra, 12.71, 113.49
can be ordered by m all from:
will be served at 11 p. m.
Buttered carrots
and the rifle provided both.
couple have four sons, Dick, was followed by a social hour.
SS/C M ike R a g n o n e , Coquille, 65 F ord, 14.83, 95.33
O p e ra tio n
Golden
Eagle,
There will be a work day at
Fresh apples
If any other sound came close
19, at Vanderbilt University;
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation,
S S/E, G e o r g e C lark, Roseburg, 66 Pontiac, 13.60, 104.63
the Cove Sunday, May 21. All In significance during those Bread, butter, m ilk
John 14, Jeffrey 8, and Chris ANCHORS IN BAY
Box 7763, Washlngon, D. C.
members gather around w i t h days, however, It had to be the
FRIDAY
5.
20044.
Cecil Jamieson of Longview,
L IT T L E ELIM INA TO R:
their hammers, saws and lawn ring of an axe. F or, If the sound Bean soup
P rio r to the firs t World W ar, Wn,, and three friends, anchored
C /D , J e rry Shellenbarger, Coos B a y ,413 D ra g s te r,11.73,123.79
mowers and be ready to work by of the rifle signalled the ap­
Vegetable sticks
the Zumwalt Brothers milked Jamieson's boat, the "Jaybird",
DATES TO REMEMBER
8:30 a .m . A pot luck I u n c h- proach of civilized man, the Cheese slices
by hand a hundred cows, which in the bay last week on their
Birthday w ishes go out this
M ID D LE ELIM INATO R:
eon will be served at noon and sound of the axe forecast his Cowboy bread
meant "e a rly to rise and e a rly,
week to ju lie Hatcher Jim Sam- election of officers will follow. Intention to stay. Axes blazed Milk
B /F D , L a rry Addison, Eureka, Chev. D rag ster, 9.51, 143.76
way south.
If possible, to bed at nights.’ ’
udio, Linda S t i e g l e r , Evelyn
Jamieson will join his brother
the (ra ils , cut the roads, made
Tills m ilk was made Into a Howard,and the fishing fleet in
Sm ith,Patricia Gutman, Shelley
TOP ELIM INA TO R:
the clearings, built the cabins
full
cream Cheddar cheese
VISIT
FROM
EUGENE
Eureka,
C
h
rysler
D
rag
ster,
7.63,
211.26
Korean
women enjoy the
Wilson, Paul Peterson, Tracey
A A /F D , Roy Dunn,
Eureka.
and provided the fuel that soon
every day at the ranch. A fter
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brooks
Marsh,Rev.Rudy Mensch, Stev­
highest status of any In A sia,
produced the final sign of In­
the war started, and by 1918, MEET CANCELLED
en Wagner, Gerald Stole, Lee and daughter Pam, of Eugene, tended permanence — smoke not bowing to th eir nusbands
JR. STOCK:
fo r the lack of help, the dairy
visited with the Willie Smith
or sons, not having bound feet
Hubbard and Doug Petok.
The
Saddle
Club
m
eeting
curling out of a stone chim­
herd was reduced to 70. Living
and having the right to vote 11
Junior Stock:
E /S A , B ill
Gt ant, Coos Bay, 67 Ford
Anniversary wishes go to Mr. family of Denmark and the W.J. ney.— Remington News
scheduled
for
Saturday,May
20;
at the ranch were Ray and his
Top Stock: A /S , Steve Salisbury, Brookings, 67 Chevrolet
and Mrs.Jim Sweeney and Mr. W illiams of Sixes, Sunday, May
they are 21.
has
been
cancelled
due
to
lack
The foregoing appealed to
w ife, G ertrude, and their two
Street Elim inator: S S/E, George C la rk , Roseburg, 66 Pontiac
and Mrs. Verdo Harris.
14.
of performing space.
sons, L eslie and Donald.
Beach Bill Stirs Fuss
Summer Study
Opportunities
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Home Extension
To Install Officers
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