HAINESES ARE HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Haines
had a visit recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Miller of Mar­
tinez, who had many pictures
of their trip abroad. The Millers
flew each way and took 35 days
for the trip, Joining a tour
group of about 40 people with
whom they traveled all of the
time in Europe.
Port Orford BPW Hosts Summer Board
Members of the Port Orford
Business and Professional
Women’s Club wish to thank
the local citizens, motels and
places of business for the royal
welcome extended to guests on
Saturday and Sunday, members
of the state executive board.
Every state officer and chair­
man, each club president and
vice president are members of
this board and representatives
from almost every club In Ore­
gon came to Port Orford for
this meeting.
Many Important committee
meetings were held in the rooms
of the president and her of­
ficers and important business
was presented at every session.
Saturday evening a social hour
was held at the Legion Hall,
sponsored by Coos-Curry Elec­
tric Co-op, followed by a ban­
quet at the Masonic Hall with
food provided and served by the
social club of the Eastern
Star. One hundred twenty-five
members and guests enjoyed
the banquet and program and
the state officers were present­
ed corsages of colored feath­
ers and real agates made by
Veneta Marstall of the “ Back-
Acres Garden Club.”
The sea decor was vividly
presented In the decorations,
arranged by Evelyn Molr, Sel­
ma Campbell and Frances
Scripture, the local committee,
and their helpers, with fish,
mermaids, nets, sea horses
and other forms of sea life
taking thelrproperplaces. Miss
Patty Woodruff of Port Orford
p r e s e n te d “ The L o rd ’s
Prayer” In pantomime as the
invocation before the banquet
at which Gladys Myers, state
president, p r e s id e d . Mary
Price, president of the local
club, welcomed the group.
One hundred and eight mem­
bers were present at the Ma­
sonic hall for the Sunday morn­
ing breakfast which was also
served by the Eastern Star.
Attending from the Port Or­
ford club weie Mrs. Grace Mc­
Kenzie, Mrs. Mildred Russell,
Mrs. Louise Hahn, Mrs. Ruth
Moyer, Mrs. Pat Starr, Mrs.
Alice Leer, Mrs. Maude Weir,
Mrs. Evelyn Molr, Mrs. Mary
Price, Mrs. Geneva Tucker who
had as her guests, her sister-
in-law, Mrs. J. R. Tucker,
Mrs. Withycombe, past presi­
dent of the Hillsboro BPW club
from Garibaldi and Mrs. Isabel
Baer, her sister-in-law from
San Diego, Calif.
Betty Bigelow and M aude
Weir were co-chairmen of the
meeting. Louise Hahn was In
charge of room reservations
and Mary Price was chairman
of the meals. The fall confer­
ence of the group will meet
Nov. 11 in Gold Beach, and
tlie Port Orford club will be
one of the hosts. The next meet­
ing of the local club will be a
potluck dinner session Sept. 5
at the Legion Hall.
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B B ItH r E
Duplicate Bridge fans will
have the opportunity to take
part In the three-day summer
sectional bridge tournament In
the Coos Day Courtel, Aug.
25-26-27, sponsored by the Gold
Beach-Port Orford Unit.
The tournament begins Fri­
day evening at 8 o’clock with
m ix e d pairs championship.
Evening play will begin at 8,
followed by a free buffet sup­
per, with the continuation of
open pairs championship.
Play will start Sunday at
1 p.m. with men’s pairs cham­
pionship and women’s pairs
championship. This will tie fol­
lowed at 7 p.m. with a mas­
ter’s pair championship where
only players with 20 master
points may play. In another sec­
tion, all those who have under
20 points may play.
Charges will be$2perperson
per session with a free dinner
for all who play In Saturday’s
competition. Tournament di­
rector will tie Alex Allison of
Portland and the tour chairman
will be A. W. Sweet of North
Bend. Further information may
tie obtained from Margaret
Llnklater, Coos Bay 267-2527,
or the Courtel, 267-4141.
FROM SANTA FE
Guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert W. Britton ol
Denmark were his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Britton, and baby, Wes­
ley, from Santa Fe, Calif; his
daughter and grandson, Mrs.
Bertie Haakett and Steven from
Sante Fe: another son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Griffin of Crescent
City, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Burke, son-in-law and daugh­
ter, from Sebastopol,Calif. The
small son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Britton is the fourth generation
to be named Wesley.
VISIT DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hat-
maker recently traveled to
*
Longview, Wash., to spend a
night with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dertnis
Rice.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mrs. Mary Bendell and
grandson, Paul Bendell, were
weekend guests at F’e home of
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brown in Lang­
lois.
LIONS CLUB MEETS
The Langlois Lions Club held
a social meeting last Wednesday
evening at the Cafe.
MYERSES RETURN
The Harvey Myersfamllyhas
returned from a vacation. They
visited their daughter and
grandson, Mrs. L. V. Bees, in
Port Heneme, Calif., whose
husband and father Is in Viet­
nam. From there they went to
Willamina, Ore., to spend two
nights with his mother, Mrs.
O. J. Myers, and then to Hills­
boro to visit her mother, Mrs.
Tom Shuck.
IMPROVEMENT GOOD
J on McWilliams of Port Or­
ford, who was seriously In­
jured In an automobile accident
in Corvallis some time ago, is
“coming right along” in h lsre­
covery.
FarmFairAwards
Young men from North Curry
County made more names for
themselves when they exhibited
their work and abilities at the
Curry County Fair In Myrtle
Point last weekend. The list
of honors won by them In shop
Is as follows: Glen Libby, white
ribbon; Rodney Morrill, red
and white; Alan Haga, red and
white; Pacific FFA, five blue,
two red; Earl Lang, three blue,
two red, one white; Ken Bess,
blue, red, fourth place; Fred
Guerin, red.
Livestock and shop: Brian
McLeod, 12 blue, five red and
three white, champion ram In
FFA, champion ewe In FFA,
grand champion ram of FFA,
reserve grand champion ram of
the whole sheep show of Coos
County, and second in tractor
driving; David Knapp, seven
blue, four red, one white and
three fourths, champion Jersey
cow, grand champion cow of
FFA, trophy for champion dairy
showmanship, first place in
tractor driving contest; Tom
Brown, three blue, one red and
one white; Calvin Higgins, 14
blue, two red, six white and
four fourth-places, third in
tractor driving; Pacific Judging
Team of David Knapp, Earl Lang
and Brian McLeod, second; Mc­
Leod was second high Individual
In judging, Lang was fourth and
Knapp was eighth.
VISIT ROBINSONS
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer W. Robinson
of Port Orford are Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Drysdale and
daughter, Diane, from the Na­
tional Recreation Area of Cou­
lee Dam, Wash.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas
of Port Orford had as guests
over the weekend, Mrs. Hilda
Hlghbe, Mrs. Katherine Des Ing­
e r and Mrs. Hazel Byfield, all
of Beaverton. All three were
delegates to the Business and
Professional Women’s meeting.
FIRST CG OFFICER HERE
Guests In the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Odell Flake and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thomas of
Port Orford the past few days
were Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Nil­
sson, their daughter, Mrs. Anne
Kluksdahl and three sons, all
of Seattle. Nilsson was the first
officer In charge of the Coast
Guard Station in Port Orford
and the one who put It In com­
mission. The Flakes and Thom­
ases entertained the guests with
a picnic Monday at Brookings.
BROTHER VISITS
Guests at the Leo Mitchell
home In Port Orford over the
weekend were her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Douglas Floyd, Janice, Edwin
and Vernon, and Mrs. E. V.
Floyd, Mrs. Mitchell’s mother,
from Willamina. Floyd is on va­
cation from his job with the
U. S. Plywood.
ATTEND FAIR
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Erwin
of Sixes attended the Coos Coun­
ty Fair in Myrtle Point Saturday
and then visited at the Calvin
Luscombe home In Green acres.
The Luscombes own th e
'Greenacres F u c h s ia Gar­
dens” which are now In full
bloom.
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The Rhododendron G a rd e n
Club will hold its September
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Wayne Foster at 1 o’clock, with
a dessert luncheon at 1:30.
Mrs. Wilbur Browning w ill
make the bird report and Mrs.
R K. Erwin will give the flow­
er report.
The program will be on cor­
sage making.
FROM REEDSPORT
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Erwin
of Sixes visited at the Harry
Hunt home last week. Mrs.
Erwin's brother, Eugene Sco­
field of Reedsport, came to visit
ils sisters.
VISIT SISERS
Mrs. Everett I s e n h a r t of
Langlois is enjoying visiting
with her two sisters, Mrs. Ida
Vandenberg of San Francisco
and Mrs. Nola Hardy, Grants
Pass.
GRANGES AWARD
At the Curry County Fair,
the Ophir Grange booth re­
ceived the blue ribbon, Chetco
of Brookings came in second,
Sixes Grange was third, and
the Pistol River Community
booth was fourth.
GRANGE TO MEET
The Sixes Grange will meet
Saturday evening, Aug. 26.
EARNS TROPHY
Mrs. Florence Sydnam of
Langlois received the rotating
trophy for the Best Gardner In
the Land Products department
at the Curry County Fair and
will get to keep It four three
years.
MOVE TO SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Helm-
ken and son, Ralph, are moving
from Airport Road, Sixes, to
Salem where he will be em­
ployed by Sen. Wayne Morse.
DAUGHTER VISITS
Mr. and Mrs. WilliamCrum-
rlne and two children returned
to their Long Beach, Calif.,
home last week after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Odell • AT FESTIVAL
Trailer visitors at the Scan-
Flake.
danavlan Festival In Junction
City were Mr. and Mrs. Val
NOTE ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, Aug. 19, was the Townley and Mr. and M rs.Clar­
54th wedding anniversary of ence Hines of Port Orford and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Corbin of Gold
of Port Orford, and a group of Beach.
friends surprised them that
evening, and also helped them VISIT TOWNLEYS
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Callen­
celebrate their birthdays—his
is Aug. 14 and her’s was Aug. der of Philadelphia, Pa., are
visitors this week at the Val
18.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Townley home In Port Orford.
Robt. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Montgomery, Mr. and RETURN HOME
Richie and Alex Bowlds re­
Mrs. Clarence Hines and Mrs.
turned home to Willets, Calif.,
Leta Hoggatt.
last week after spending a month
with their grandparents, Mr.
PARENTS VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nuttbrock and Mrs. Fred Savage In Port
of Dayton, parents of Mrs. J. B. Orford. Mrs. Savage’s mother,
Kosta of Port Orford and Mrs. Mrs. Faust, is at her daugh­
Amelia Knock of McMinnville, ter’s home again after a long
were weekend guests at the stay In the hospttal at Gold
Boach.
Kosta home.
VISIT FRIENDS
Mrs. Mary Corrick of Lang­
lois visited friends In Milwau­
kie, Ore., and Battle Ground,
Wash., last week.
IN ROSEBURG
Mr. and Mrs. Art Strain of
langlols went to Roseburg Mon­
day to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Eloise Buss, and family.
FAMILIES CAMP
Mr. and Mrs. C l a r e n c e
Brooks ot Langlois, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Tucker and daughter
of Klamath Falls, daughter of
the Brookses, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Collins of Upland, Cal.,
school-day friends of the Tuck­
ers, camped up Rogue River
at Hideaway after the Curry
County Fair. Later the Tucker
and Collins families camped at
Bullards Park.
SON VISITS
Camping In Humbug Park and
visiting with the A1 Kribses in
Port Orford are their son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kribs
and children, Vicky, Louise,
and Mark of Harrisburg. Kribs
is minister of the Harrisburg
Christian Church and assisted
his father In the service at the
Port Orford Christian Church
last Sunday.
VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks and
their two youngest children,
Jimmie and Tammie, of Eugene
are camped In Langlois for a
week at the home of their par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Brooks.
BEACHCOMBER NEWS
The Beachcombers have can­
celled their Sept. 2 dance as
many people will be traveling
that weekend. Saturday night,
Aug. 26, will be regular dance
night for the Curry Coasters at
Gold Beach.
DAUGHTER VISITS
Visiting with the Willie Smith
family of Denmark Sunday were
their daughter, Cathy, and her
f r ie n d , Irene Yamamoto, ol
Corvallis.
FAIR BOARD MEETS
The Curry County Fair Board
met at the fairgrounds Monday
evening to hear reports of sup­
ervisors on the 1967 fair, and
beneficial suggestions and com­
plaints were heard at that time.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Special services at the Lang­
lois Community Church Sept.
7-10 will feature Joe Rogers
of Portland.
ROM CALIFORNIA
Recent guests at the home
’ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamilton
' Port Orford were their
tughter, Mrs. Richard Villa,
r., and five children from
air Oaks, Calif. They found
e beaches and parks with the
jol breezes most refreshing
ter the humid temperatures
’ California. They returned
rme last week after spending
week.
ACK ACRES MEET
The Back Acres Garden Club
iet at the home of Hazel Mc-
enzle recently. Clara Erwin
as guest speaker. A picnic
nd garden tour were planned
ir Aug. 28. The next meeting
111 be Sept. 13 at the home of
erneta Marstall.
Juniors Take Flowers To County Fair
One of the most interesting
and important parts of a Fair is
the work done by the juniors and
this year at the Curry County
Fair the juniors of North Curry
really made a showing in the
flower departmentHere are the
records they made: Dahlia, 1st,
Jessie Geer (two blue ribbons),
Betsy Marshall (four blue rib­
bons), Janell Wilcox, (two blue
ribbons), Linda Ma in,I two blue
ribbon« ), Andy McKenzie, Geor­
gia Mayea,Janice Omlin, Karen
Koln, Doug Walker, Terri John­
son and Cindy Morgan; 2nd,
Janell Wilcox (two red), Greg
Wilcox (three red), Patti Mc­
Kenzie, Cindy Morgan, J u l i e
Mayea (two red),Jesse Geer (two
red), Alice Kolen, Rhonda Geer
(two red), Charles Johnson; 3rd,
Sandra Weirhoft, Bill Bell (two
white),Jessie Omlin,Karen Koln,
Betsy Marstall, Linda M ain ,
Rocky Wentzel, Connie Stinson,
Lynn Allen, Andy McKenzie,
Jesse Geer and Sharon Drum.
GLADIOLUS
1st, Brian Wimberly, Terri
Johnson (two blue), Jim Crumley,
Linda M a in (two blue), Betsy
Marstall, C in d y Morgan and
Terry Stenson; 2nd, Betsy Mar-
s t a l l (two red), Peggy Boice,
Sheryl Tompkins, M a ry Ann
Davis, Dan Sharp, Sandra Chris­
tian and Connie Stinson; 3rd,
Brenda Sharp,Rozan Rath, Stev­
en Kerr, Terri Allen and Linda
Main (three white. )
FUCHSIAS
1st, Alice Kolen (two blue),
MarkNiel,and Gary Graves; 2nd,
Linda Main, Ben Hendrix, Rhon­
da Nichols and Karen Koln; 3rd,
Walter Smith, Chris Sherdier,
and Alice Kolen. Acanthus: lst^
Betsy Marstall, 2nd, Mary Ann
D av is. Anemone, Jesse Geer.
Bachelor Buttons: 1st, C h e r i
Johnson,2nd, Amy VanLear, 3rd,
Thresa LeClair. Begonia, Mel­
inda Krambeal. Calceolaria, 1st,
Rhonda Geer, 2nd, Jesse Geer,
,3rd, Walter Smith.
MIXED FLOWERS
Calendula, 1st, Cherie John­
son,2nd,Grad Johnson, 3rd, Greg
Larkin; Carnation, 1st, C ra ig
Hill, 2nd, Rhonda Geer, 3rd,
Jesse Geer; Chrysanthemum, 1st,
Karen Koln; Clarkia, 1st, Linda
VISIT CHILDREN
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCool
of Port Orford and Mrs. Lor­
etta Pearson went to Tilla­
mook recently to visit their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Jacob, and family.
The next week they went to
Eugene to visit their son, Doug­
las, and family, and son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Turnidge.
DAUGHTER IN FLOOD
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Whit­
taker of Langlois were very
glad to receive a telephone call
from their d a u g h te r , Mrs.
Philip Johnson of Fairbanks,
Alaska, saying that she and
her family were safe even
though their trailer and all their
possessions were completely
destroyed in the flood. They
have a house in Anchorage and
were able to get to it for safety.
VISIT WHITTAKERS
Archie Demmert of Sitka,
Alaska, spent a few days with
the M. L. Whittaker family in
Langlois recently. He hopes to
move down within the year, and
is looking for a place to live
along the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Nash
and daughter, Robin, of Med­
ford, recently stayed overnight
with the Whittakers. Nash Is
the new Intermediate Education
District Supt. for Jackson Coun­
ty, having transferred from a
similar position In Wheeler
County. He Is a graduate of
Ophir High School.
Hendrix; Cosmos, 1st, Molly Van
Lear, 2nd, Steven Kerr.
Pickle Canning
Hints Related
DAISIES
Do you like pickles but have
1st, Jim Crumley, Janice Om­ trouble making them? Don’t give
lin, Linda Nowlin, Craig Hills up. Many of your pickle prob­
and Charlene Hendrix;2nd, Deb­ lems can probably be remedied,
orah Crumley, Karen Koln, Bet­ says Jane Shearer, county home
sy Marstall (two red), and Pam extension agent.
When you bite Into your pick­
Hendrix; 3rd, Betsy Marstall,
Rhonda Geer and James Nowlin. les do you find that they are
Pinks, 1st, Pam Hendrix; Gier- s o m e tim e s hollow? Hollow
ama, 1st, Bulla Sherdier; Ger­ pickles may result from using
aniums, 1st, Jesse Geer, Deborah poorly developed cucumbers.
Crumley (two blue kJanice Om­ Pick cucumbers with care and
lin; 2nd, R a n d y Foster, Jim prepare them Immediately for
Crumley, M ark Hendrix and pickling.
If your carefully-chosen cu­
Linda Main; 3rd, Pam Hendrix,
Betsy Marstall,Renee Foster and cumbers look like they grew In
M a rk Hendrix. Heuchera, 1st, Death Valley, check your mea­
Bulla Sheridier; Lavender, 1st, surements and recipe for ac­
Pam Hendrix; Lilies, 1st, Walter curacy. Shriveled pickles are
S m ith ; Montbretia, 1st,Betsy easily caused by too strong a
Marstall, 2nd, Sheryl Tompkins, brine.
When dills become soft and
3rd, Deborah Crumley; Mari-
gold,lst, Greg Wilcox and Jesse slippery in the brine, chances
Geer, 2nd, Amy Van Lear and 3rd, are the blossom ends haven’t
Linda Hendrix; Nasturtium, 1st, been completely removed. Re­
Shannon Smallwood, 2nd, Cheri search has shown that enzymes
Johnson, 3rd, Linda Main; Pan­ in the dry blossom end may
sies, 1st, Gary Graves, 2nd, Greg cause pickles to break down.
Dark spots may be caused by
Larkin, 3rd, Brad Johnson; Pen-
stemon, 1st, Charlene Hendrix, iodized salt, or too much iron
2nd, Walter Smith; Petunia, 1st. in the water. It is best to use
Mark Niel and Pam Hendrix, 2nd, plain granulated salt. If your
Craig Hills and Brian Wallace, water has a high Iron con­
3rd, Randy Foster and Karen tent, boll it and let it cool.
Koln; Phlox, 1st, Greg Wilcox, Skim the surface to remove
2nd, Jesse C e e r, 3rd, Rhonda sediment or pour the water off
Geer; Poppy, 1st, Sally VanLear if the sediment has settled.
Fruit pickles will discolor if
and Jimmy Barrett; Roses, 1st,
Janice Omlin, Craig Hills and pieces of whole spices are left
Kathleen Wisely; 2nd, Jolene In the jar, or if they are under­
Preston and John Waller; 3rd, processed. Fruits discolor be­
Karen Koln and Brian Wimber­ cause there is air in the pro­
ly. Scabosia, 2nd; Charlene Hen­ duct.
All pick'e products should
drix. Snapdragon, 1st, Craig Hills.
3rd, Gary Graves,3rd,BrianWal- be heat processed to prevent
lace. Stocks, 1st, Lorie Graves. mold and c h a n g e s in flavor,
Sweet Pea, 1st, John Waller, 2nd. color or texture.
Gary Graves, 3rd, Rhonda Geer.
Thyme, 1st, Charlene Hendrix;
Viola, 1st, Linda M ain, 2nd.
Rocky Wentzel. Other flowers,
1st, Rhonda Geer (two blue).
Bulla Sherdier, Karen Koln, Greg
Graves, • Tracy Allen and Amy
VanLear, 'Greg Wilcox, Mary
The Oregon State Fair Horse
Davis, Mark Hendrix; 2nd, Jesse
Geer, Alice Kolin, Terri Allen; Show will start one day before
the Fair officially opens, Glen
3rd, Kathleen Wisely.
Conklin, horse show manager,
VINES-BRANCHES
said this week.
POTTED PLANTS
This is necessary to get all
1st in Vines and Branches, the horses judged, he added.
Jesse Geer,Jimmy Barrell,Mich- Judging of some 300 Quarter
aelNiel.LindaMain,Mark Hen­ Horses will start Friday. This
drix, Mary Ann Davis, James show will be completed by Sun­
Nowlin, Dan Sharp,Kathy Green, day night. Saturday night, Aug.
Cindy Morgan, Rhonda Nichols, 26, Sunday afternoon and eve­
Walter Smithandjanell Wilcox; ning, Quarter Horses will hold
2nd, Tim Nowlin, Brenda Sharp, their performance classes with
Janell Wilcox,Rhonda Geer (two the Rodeo. Sunday morning will
red ),Doug Walker,Michael Niel, be devoted to Junior breeders
MarkNiel,and Mary Ann Davis; of QuarfferfHorses.
The Non-Quaijter Horse show
3rd, Michael N ie l, Mary Ann
Davis, Tim Nowlin, Linda Now­ will begin Monday and will in­
lin and Greg Wilcox, Potted clude five classes in each
plants, lst,Bulla Sherdier, Duane night’s Rodeo-Horse Show as
Rath, S a n d ra Christian, Jim well as several afternoons.
Conklin reported that 290 ex­
Crumley, Deborah Crumley five
blue), Linda Main, Renee Foster, hibitors had made 850 entries
Randy Foster. Benny Hendson, for 70 classes to compete for
Rocky Wentzel, Greg Larkin, Lisa $9,100 in premiums. The ex-
S a m u e l; 2nd, Linda Nowlin,
Vonda Conley, Chris Sherdier,
Jim Crumley, Deborah Crumley
(twored), Evelyn Baily; 3rd, Bob­
by Hatmaker, Deborah Crumley
(three white), and Lisa Samuel.
PICTURES OR DESIGNS
*'Spring in the Woods", 1st,
Myrl Trueblood, 2nd,Mark Hen­
drix, 3rd, Lori J ones; "Promise
of Flowers", 1st, Lori Graves, 2nd.
Bruce J ones, 3rd, Brian Wimber­
ly, "End of Summer", 1st, Brian
Wallace, 2nd, JoDee Wallace,
3rd, Becky Sheets; "Wee One",
1st, G a ry Graves, 2nd,Becky
Sheets, and 3rd, Sharon Corbin.
Lions Roar ••••
At the regular Lion Board
meeting, held In the home of
Lion Ira Tucker, diacuision was
underway for a city park and
playground. A roller paint m a­
chine, to aid in the painting of
the cross walks of Port Oford,
will be purchased. The painting
of the ci oss walks is one of the
many projects of the Lions Club.
Also $100has been donated to­
ward the Curry County Hospital
heart machine.
The dinner meeting, Wednes­
day, Aug. 21, was well attended.
The program, a film which was
to be presented by Lion Nelson
and Lion Busby, was safely stor­
ed and locked in the vaults of
the First National Bank. To the
rescue came a guest, Lion Olaf
C. Aackland, Vermillion, S. D .,
who gave an interesting resume
of the functioning of his club
in his area as well as that of
the district,which includes both
North and South Dakota and
Saskatchewan, Canada.
hibitors have paid out $11,000
in entry fees and stabling costs,
Conklin reported.
The largest number of en­
tries in any one class Is the
42 in the Amateur Working
Hunter open class.
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