6—Port O ford News, Thursday, October 26, 1967
Eastern Star
Plans Events
C urry Chapter 135, Order of
the Eastern Star, met Saturday
night In Port Orford with Worthy
Matron Gertrude Adolphson and
Worthy Patron Henry Adolph-
son presiding. Grand Com
mittee Member of the E storal
Fund ofOregon, VlrgleCrowder
of Gold Beach, was given honors
and later in the evening she
spoke In the Interest of the fund
which helps young people pre
pare themselves fo r religious
activities In many parts of the
world.
Iva and Lauren Bonar, worthy
matron and patron of Coos
Chapter 99, were guests and
brought 11 others with them
so they took the "traveling
gavel" home.
A rummage sale, with A l
thea Smith as chairman, w ill be
held In the Port Orford Ma
sonic Hall Nov. 2 and 3. Lunch
w ill be served at noon.
The Masons d is tric t meeting
wlU be held In Port Orford
Nov. 18, so the Star w ill meet
Nov, 17 If possible.
The Bandon chapter Is having
"Friendship N ight" Nov. 8 and
the Port Orford chapter has
received an invitation.
The d is tric t meeting of the
Star w ill be held In Gold Beach
Dec. 7 at the Masonic hall with
a 6:30 dinner.
It was voted to send $10 to
the Eastern Stai Home at F or
est Grove fo r Thanksgiving and
a s im ila r amount fo r C hrist
mas.
RETURNS HOME
Last Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Leo Mitchell of Port O r
ford drove to Coos Bay to
meet her brother and his wife,
M r. and Mrs. Don Mitchell,
who brought M rs. Catherine
M ills from Willamina where
she had been caring fo r Mrs.
Lee Mitchell, who has had to
return to Emanuel hospital in
Portland fo r further treatment.
Mrs. Mitchell has cancer of the
hip bone and w ill be hospital
ized fo r some time and would
appreciate hearing from her
friends.
VISIT PARENTS
M r. and Mrs. Terry Owens
from Eugene were In Port Or
ford over the weekend with his
parents, M r. and M rs. C lar
ence Owens.
BAGS TROPHY
Gil Rush got a 4-polnt buck
up Sixes Sunday.
SISTER VISITS
Mrs. Gwen Warner fr o m
Petaluma, C alif., Is visiting
her sister, M rs. Gladys Petok
of Port Orford.
OFFICERS NAMED
Officers of the newly-organi
zed youth group of the Port
Orford Episcopal Church are
Darla Smith, president; Teresa
Phillips, vice president, and
Brenda Wright, secretary. Sun
day night the group went to
Bandon for a party with the
Episcopal youth there.
GUILD MEETS
The Ladles Guild of St.
Christopher’ s Episcopal church
met recently and voted to send
Mrs. Ruth Moyer and Mrs.
Josie Forty to Eugene Oct. 29-
30 to attend the annual Epis
copal women’ s convention.
Plans were made by the group
fo r their annual bazaar and for
their major project which Is
making needed things fo r the
church-sponsored rest home In
Gresham.
AT WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Forty,
Mrs. Jim Forty, Rod Forty and
Chuck Morgan of Port Orford
attended the wedding of Carol
Ferguson and Robert Voice at
the Presbyterian Church In Gold
Beach Saturday.
ATTEND MEETING
Mrs. Ruth Moyer, Mrs.Josie
Forty and Mrs. O rris Smith
attended a meeting Tuesday In
Coos Bay’s Emmanuel Epis
copal Church, representing the
church In Port Orford, where
they heard Bishop Carman of
Portland speak on the new l it
urgy.
IN PORTLAND
Mrs. John Mayea and her
mother, Mrs. Nick Marsh,have
returned from a three-day trip
to Portland.
VISIT HULLS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson
and family of Coos Bay and
M rs. Nellie Fr» • •- -ere week
end visitors at »he * « of Mr.
and Mrs. s. I'uU in P o r
-
ford.
LADIES T il GUI I 7
The CCW <jf the P»rt Grford
Christian Char • id ar a ll—
da\
M rs. Bea Mar».- ha*’ Twteday
and tied out a tpillt •»,.<’ - i l l
go in a Chns'-Ta* ton to the
McKinley Indiar Mission at
Toppenish, Wash.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MOVES
Next Sunday at the Port Or
ford Christian Church A1 Krlbs
w ill preach on "The Certainty
of Salvation" at 11 a.m. and
on "The Wonderful Discover)
of a S p irit-F ille d L ife " at 7
p.m. Bible School is at 9:45
and the congregation w ill meet
In the rooms of theJensenCen-
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te r form erly occupied by the
Port Cleaners. There w ill be
Bible study and music at the
Sixes home of Mr. and Mrs.
A rt Sweet Wednesday.
STUDENTS STUDY UN
The eighth grade class of
Battle Rock High In Port Or
ford has completed a six-weeks
study of the United Nations.
Tuesday, United Nations Day,
they each dressed to represent
one of the 117 members of the
United Nations and visited the
elementary school. Mrs. C lar
ice Hopkins Is their teacher.
REUNION HELD
A reunion of the 1940 grad
uating class of Brookings High
School was held this year fo r
the firs t time and four of the
original five members of the
class were present. M r s .
O rville (Marie) Nye, who now
lives In Guam and visits In Port
Orford every two years, asked
that the group get together this
year at Sportshaven In Harbor.
Mrs. Grace Blagdon of Port
Orford is a member of that
class and reports that every
member of the class Is alive
after 27 years.
SUNDAY GUESTS
Sunday dinner guests of M r.
and M rs. Wes Zumwalt of Port
O rford were M r. and M rs.
Clarence Zumwalt of Sixes and
Donald Marsh, with the Louis
Marshes calling later In the
day.
IN HOSPITAL
Rae Anne Reinke came from
Salem over the weekend to v is it
her father who Is 111 in the
Bandon hospltaL Robert post
poned a trip to Seattle until his
father Is better.
IN CALIFORNIA
M rs. Mary Ernst, mother of
M rs. Leroy Goshorn of A ri
zona Beach, Is s till visiting
relatives and friends In Los
Angeles, Calif., after being in
the hospital fo r extensive treat
ment.
VISIT GRANDSON
Dora Hatton of Port Orford
spent the weekend in Spring-
field at the home of her grand
son, Donal Fromm. She reports
that M r. and Mrs. Tom Meade
visited with her and then went
to Salem to visit M r. and M rs.
Clarence Field, Mrs. Meade’ s
sister and her husband.
LEAVES FOR JOB
D arrel Fromm of Port O r
ford left for Lapine, Ore., Sun
day where he has a job with a
construction company.
MRS. FROMM VISITS
M rs. Nellie Fromm, a fo r
mer resident of Port Orford,
was down from Eugene over the
weekend and says she feels
fine after a series of major
surgeries.
PROGRAM SET
The Pacific High chorus and
band w ill present their C h rist
mas program, Dec. 13. The
choir is already working on a
musical with the band to be
given In February or March.
PARTIES DUE
The elementary schools in
Port Orford w ill have Halloween
parties in the Individual rooms
Oct. 31. Plans for these par
ties were made at the Room
Mothers’ Tea held recently,
with the PTA serving coffee
and cake.
GIRL SCOUTING
TO BE DECIDED
Friday night, Oct. 27, In the
multi-purpose room of the Ele
mentary School in Port Orford,
there w ill be a meeting to re
organize the Brownies and G irl
Scouts. It no Interest is shown
by parents In this meeting,
there w ill be no Scouting fo r
g irls this year.
OPEN HOUSE SET
Open House w ill be held at
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the Port Orford Elementary
Schools Nov. 7 from 7 to 9
p.m. From 7 to 8 the meet
ings w ill be in the Individual
rooms and from 8 to 9 there
w ill be a music presentation
In the multi-purpose room.
The elementary chorus w i l l
sing.
fo r a complete check-up. That’s
more than Just a grease Job
and o il change—ask fo r a com
plete motor check and tune-up
along with a thorough Inspec
tion of your ca r’s safety equip
ment. The sooner you do It the
better the service. Walt too long
and you may have to wait your
turn.
"The kind of tune-up that w ill
keep you going when the weather
gets co ld ," Eddy emphasized,
"Includes thefuel and electrical
systems, timing, battery and
plugs, It necessary. Dependable
antl-freeze fo r the low temper
atures that occur In some areas
of Oregon Is absolutely neces
sa ry."
"A check of your safety
equipment should Include lights,
windshield wipers andwashers,
d e f r o s t e r , exhaust, brakes,
tire s and tire chains."
But you can’t leave it all to
someone else, he said. Each
motorist should take It upon
him self to line-up emergency
equipment in the trunk of his
car in case the worst happens.
Driving Hints
For Winter
It Is always interesting to
see how different motorists
approach winter. Some flit Into
winter like summer butterflies
while others get ready as care
fully as squirrels gather nuts,
according to Howard L. Eddy,
executive secretary of the Ore
gon T raffic Safety Commission.
The "casual” motorists don’t
seem to remember that winter
driving calls for winterized
cars and winterized driving.
They put off winterizing until
they have trouble.
The responsible motorists
think of the bad weather that’ s
sure to come and they prepare
to meet it. These people suffer
the least winter hardships
themselves and cause the least
obstruction to other drive rs,
Eddy said.
The firs t good pre-w inter
move is to put your car in the
hands of a competent mechanic
r.
shovel, a bucket of sand, a tow
chain, booster cables, tire
chains and emergency flares
and lights. You should have an
les scraper and even a can of
spray defroster andoneof extra
washer antl-freeze are also
helpful to have In your "trouble
k it.’ ’
"W inter has been called the
’S’ season," Eddy explained.
"The 'S’ stands fo r special
driving problems—snow, sleet,
skids and stuck. I may add that
I can add another—windshields
'streaked’ by dead wiper blades.
" I t needn’ t be that way,
though, if you can have an ‘S’
o r two in your bag of winter
tric k s —sense and skill. The
time to start coping with the
special driving problems win
ter brings is now,” he added.
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VISIT RELATIVES
Mrs. Robert Thomas of Port
Orford is recovering nicely
after surgery Thursday morn
ing at Coos Bay’s McAuiey Hos
pital.
BROTHER DIES
M r. and Mrs. A. E. Haight
of Port Orford have returned
from Packwood, Wash., where
they were called by the death
of his brother, Chauncy Klenel.
BAG DEER
R. K. Erwin and Robert Lloyd
of Langlois returned from a
successful hunting trip In East
ern Oregon.
PIMPKIH MINCE PIES
PIllSMW CAW M IX
JIIMM MPEI TOWELS
SIMKIST ( M X D U
LAR&C Efr&S
WO LIM ITS
ERWIN GUESTS
Guests at the R. K. Erwin
home at Langlois last week were
Jim Loper and Robert Lloyd
from North Bend, Mrs. Nick
Andrieff from Gold Beach and
Dennis Johnson from C alifor
nia.
IN NORTH BEND
Mrs. Norman Baker of Port
Orford is In Keizer Hospital
in North Bend being transport
ed by Mercy Flight from Santa
Rosa, Calif. She is Improving
slowly and would be glad to hear
from her friends.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
There was a birthday party
for two-year-old Whitney Dunn
at the home of his grandpar
ents, the C. H. Dunns, In Port
Orford last week. Guests were
his parents, M r. and Mrs. Bruce
Dunn from Eastslde, his grand
parents and M r. and Mrs. Dick
Walton and family from Coos
Bay.
GETS BUCK
O rris Smith of Port Orford
went to Heppner for a hunting
trip where he got his buck and
lim it of birds, returning home
Wednesday.
PARTY HELD
The Sorority had a p re-H al
loween party at Bea Hensley’ s
home last Friday night. Present
were Janet Huret, Pat Sweet,
Frances Smith, Gwen Ells, Bon
nie Wagner, Judy Bens, Helen
Stole and Bea Hensley. The
theme was "Say It With M usic"
and only musical games were
played.
CHUCK ROAST
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VISIT BROOKSES
W illiam Webster, master of
the C urry Pomona Grange, and
M rs. Webster, with M r. and
Mrs. Sherman H urlburt, a ll of
Brookings, called at the C la r
ence Brooks home In Langlols
Sunday. They had attended Coos
County Pomona Saturday and
spent the night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E rie Parker In
North Bend.
DOZENS OF
OTHER SPECIALS
NOW ON SALE
ARM CUT R0A$T
BOMEIESG STEW M EAT
FRESH eROUMO BEEF
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McKRYS » L M OIL ’« 7 9 ’
GETS BUCK
Vernon Belden of Reedsport,
13-year-old grandson of M r.
and M rs. Kenneth Belden of
Port Orford, got his buck up
Sixes Saturday.
RE TURNS FROM MEXICO
Lorraine Belden returned to
Port Orford Sunday from Cuer
navaca, Mexico, where she
apent four months at the Bel
las Artes School. The area Is
40 miles south of Mexico C ity.
DAUGHTER BORN
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hurt
(ImaGene Stepp) of M yrtle Point
and form erly of langlols, be
came parents of a baby g irl,
Delalna Marte, Oct. 9.
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CHUCK
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AT MEETING
Clinton Stole, president, and
Mina Wing, representative, of
the youth group of the Port O r
ford Zion Lutheran Church at
tended the GTO "Get Together
Overnight" meetlngof the Luth
eran Youth of Oregon at Camp
Lutherwood near Eugene last
weekend.
ENJOYS WORK
Mrs. Marguerite White of
langlols reports that she Is
enjoying her work as house-
n ' ther for 102 boys at M ult
nomah School of the Bible In
Portland.
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