4 —Port Orford News, Thursday, January 11, 1968
and son Jim from Eugene naa
dinner Sunda, with his parents,
Mr. and M rs. Clarence Brooks
of Langlois. Brooks has a ranch
north of Langlois where he and
his family plan to eventually
make their home and which they
plan to make into a tree farm .
teachers concerning the child­
ren In every class and these
conferences are planned for
everyone, not just those who
are having problems.
Port Orford basketball teams
won their games from Ophir
Friday, Jan. 4.
SHEPHERDS MEET
The Langlois Shepherds 4-H
club met last Saturday at the
John Donaldson home to work
on the first step In the Sheep
Advancement program.
The next meeting will be Feb.
3 at the Dick Hildebrand home
where reports will be given
by Gloria Hildebrand and Jeff
King.
SENIOR CITIZENS
The Senior Citizens Club of
Port Orford will meet at the
Legion Hall Monday with a 6
p.m. potluck. All senior citizens
are invited.
it,” and is the first of two there quite a few years ago.
monthly projects which will be
led by Betty Keeler, Nadine
Lynch, Wilma Morgan and Helen
Pomeroy. Baby sitting will be
COUPLE ARE HOME
Guest speakers at the Jan­ provided.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistle-
uary meeting of the Port Or­
Interested women are asked
man of Port Orford are home
Harry Holmes, member of the
ford Business and Profession­ to call Belva McDonald at 332-
after spending five weeks as
City of PortO rfordpollce force,
al Women, held at Sunset Inn 2794.
c a r e t a k e r s of the home of
recently went to Camp Withy-
in Gold Beach, were State Rep­
friends on the McKenzie River
combe near Clackamas where
VISIT PARENTS
resentative Rod McKenzie and
he underwent 160 hours of in­
The Sam Oberg family of highway.
Curry County Health N u r s e BROTHER DIES
Langlois spent the Christm as
George Fruitt of P ort O r­ struction in Oregon S t a t e
Dorothea Miller.
During the business meeting, ford received word Sunday eve­ Academy Basic Curriculum for holidays with her parents, Mr. IN PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen
Law Enforcement Officers. The
and Mrs. J. E. Borden in Sa­
it was announced that two of­ ning that his oldest brother,
lem, and his mother, M rs. Edna of Langlois drove to Portland
ficers would be attending Winter Victor F ruitt of Corvallis, had school was sponsored by the
last Wednesday to take their
Saxton, in Forest Grove.
Board in Woodburn, and that died. The funeral services were Oregon Association of City
daughter, Jenny, and granddau­
Police Officers and was c e r­
member Mildred Russell had held Monday.
ghter, Carma, home. Dawn Ma­
tified by the Advisory Board on SEE GRANDDAUGHTER
again been hospitalized f o r
Police Standards and Training.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Britton rie Beckebrede, another grand­
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
treatm ent.
Holmes earned a grade of of Denmark went to Myrtle Point daughter, had a tonsilectomy
There were five tables of
Mrs. M iller, who spoke as a
Friday to say "goodbye” to
delegate for the Soroptlmlst Duplicate Bridge In play Sun­ 99 on his final test and tied for
their granddaughter, M rs. John
club, explained that the mem­ day, with the following winners: second place in "firearm s qual­
C l a r k , great-granddaughter,
b ers must be owners of busi­ 1st, Mr. and M rs. Nick Marsh; ification’' with a grade of 92.8.
His day began at 6 a.m.
Stacie, and grandson, John
nesses or those classified as 2nd, Grace McKenzie and Lor­
Randleman of Anaheim, Calif.
department heads. She further raine Haines; 3rd, Mr. and M rs. and concluded about 10 or 11
M rs. Clark is moving to San
explained that it takes 10 mem­ Chas. Dougherty; 4th, Geneva p.m. with much of the training
following the military pattern.
Diego to be with her husband
b ers to sta rt a club, that six Tucker and Ray Deets.
who is with the submarine di­
Sunday, Jan. 14, is the date He indicated that he got a lot
clubs are classed as a region,
vision of the Navy.
and that the final grouping is for Unit Monthly Masterpolnt of “ good, usable training from
the federationof which there are at St. Christopher’s parish hall the course.” The patrolman
ENTERTAIN
three in the world. Her p ar­ in Port Orford at 2 p.m., d irect­ has taken law enforcement
courses at SWOCC during the
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sypher
ticular work as delegate is to ed by U. E. McClary.
past two years and says he
of Langlois entertained the Da­
explain the organization of the
hopes to take additional clas­
vid Barklow family for New
Soroptlmlst club and to form IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. and M rs. Walter Cram ses during the next term .
Year’s dinner.
new ones.
McKenzie, state representa­ of Port Orford spent C hrist­
VISIT GRANDMOTHER
tive from Coos and Curry coun­ mas with their son and daugh­
BOAT OWNERS
Mr. and M rs. David Barklow
ties, explained many points con­ ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Allan OFFERED COURSE
cerning s t a t e government, Cram of Gold Beach. Mrs. Al­
Beginning Monday evening, of Langlois went to Myrtle
pointing out that “ everything lan Cram ’s parents, Mr. and Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m ., there will Point last Friday to visit his
grandmother, M rs. T. G. Sum-
is open in this state,” that Mrs. Donald Hultin of Bandon, be an eight-lesson course of­
every vote by the elected rep­ were also present. On Dec. 26, fered at the Gold Beach High erlin.
resentatives and senators is the Walter Cram s went to Loma School in "Piloting, Seaman­
BACK TO DUTY
subject to public inspection. Linda, Calif., to visit another ship, and Small Boat Handling.”
Bill Hatmaker of Langlois
He told the BPW women that son, Don, and his wife, and the There is no charge for the
returned to Fort Lewis, Wn.,
there were 30,000 citizens for four of them went to San Diego course, however, anyone in­
every representative (of which to spendNew Yearsw ithCram ’s terested in taking the course Jan. 1 where he is stationed.
Dale Barton, who was a guest
should obtain a copy of the
there are 60) and that since two sis te rs. They r e t u r n e d
book, “ Piloting, Seamanship of the Hatmakers, returned
there are only 30 senators, home Jan. 4.
Dec. 31 to Ft. Leonardwood,
and Boat Handling,” by Chap­
they each have 60,000 citizens
Mo.
as their share of the population OLD FRIENDS VISIT
man.
Mr. and M rs. Ernest Hat-
On Dec. 23 Mr. and M rs. Jim
The Introductory course is
per senator.
maker made a business trip to
McKenzie said that the lobby McNeese of Elk River greeted designed to acquaint the begin­
Grants Pass last Sunday.
is a good thing because the Mr. and M rs. Herb Chandler ner with the rudiments of boat
lobbyist must give straight of Chelan, Wn., old-time friends handling and navigation. Any­
HAS SURGERY
facts, and that even though they who were enroute to Arizona. one interested in the course
M rs. J o h n E llis of Lang­
are biased to their views, they The visitors stayed until Dec. is asked to contact Robert E.
lois is In the Bandon hospital
must lie honest. He also said 27.
F razell at the high school or
and has had major surgery.
In addition to the Chandlers, call 247-6234, evenings.
that if a oill is torn apart and
rebuilt in committee, it usually Mr. and M rs. Milton Leerw ere
HOSPITAL ADDITION
comes out a good bill. ‘‘If a Christm as dinner guests at the VISIT RELATIVES
TO BE PLANNED
Mr. and M rs. C arl Hamilton
legislator comes from a area McNeese home and that evening
of small population he can be Mr. and M rs. Bernard Kosta and her mother, M rs. Hardy
A series of Informational
conservative, but the heavily of Silver Springs, their daugh­ of Port Orford, made a holi­
meetings on the proposed ad­
populated areas are geared to te r and husband, Mr. and M rs. day trip to California where
dition to the Curry County Hos­
recreation and urban rule which Gerald Goodwater of Coos Bay they spent two weeks visiting
pital will be held throughout the
h u rrie s.” He believes ttidt'Jn and Mr. and M rs. Jim Kosta r e l a t i v e s in the Sacramento
Tfoni
Lake
Oswego
were
vislt-
county, according to County
area. They visited their old­
Oregon the legislators tote as
,o
ts.
On
Christm
as
morning,
Commissioner GeneColegrove.
est daughter and her husband,
the electorate wants thbn to,
D
r.
Jam
es
McNeese,
their
son,
The firs t meeting will be
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redding,
and even though party caucuses
held In Brookings, sponsored
another daughter and h er fam­
are held, “ no heat is put on called from Chicago.
Last weekend the Elk River ily, Mr. and M rs. Richard Villa
by the Chamber of Commerce,
anyone to force a vote.”
with the time and place to be
McKenzie closed Ills talk with couple went to Roseburg to and their five children (Includ­
announced later. Attending the
a tribute to Oregon which he visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles ing twins) at F air Oaks, M rs.
said has the lowest per capita Jacquot who are teachers there Hamilton’s sis te r, M rs. Ethel proposed meeting will be county
com m issioners, hospital board
tax in the United States and and with whom M rs. McNeese King of West Sacramento, and
members and Ken Thompson,
other features which makes it taught school In Spirit Lake, their granddaughter and her
hospital adm inistrator. Other
outstanding among the 50 states. Ida., before moving to P ort Or­ husband, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
ford.
Terw lllger, who also live In meetings will follow in other
Curry County towns.
Sacramento.
BIGELOWS TO CANBY
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bigelow
went to Canby Christm as week­ IN DEADWOOD
HOST DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hubbs
Mr. and M rs. Roy Kamph
end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hewitt, their niece, and* there of Port Orford went to Dead­ of Langlois entertained Mr. and
Langlois dropped their first
were Joined by her parents, wood for New Y ears to visit Mr». Gerald Kamph and John basketball game to Brookings,
Mr.
and
M
rs.
George
Chap­
Mr. and M rs. W. A. Spindler
Bruchler for dinner on New
43-37, and will host Port Orford
from Hubbard, and the B. R. man. Chapman will be rem em ­ Y ear’s day.
tonight (Thursday) at 7 p.m.
bered
as
the
form
er
ranger
at
On Jan. 3, M rs. G. Kamph
Bigelows from North Bend.
Members of the Langlois 7th
celebrated her husband’s b irth ­
On New Y ear’s Eve, they Humbug State Park.
grade team are Sam Conley,
day by having Mr. and Mrs.
went to the home of Bigelow’s
Steve Donaldson, Floyd Foster,
Bill Hildebrand as guests at J e rry Kamph, Curt Lords, Glen
aunt, Wilma Wade, and to visit HOUSEGUESTS
Houseguests at the home of his birthday dinner.
his brother and sister-in-law ,
Sypher, Jack Tucker, Ralph
Mr. and M rs. Kenneth Bigelow, Mr. and M rs. Dale Belanger of
Cope, Pete Wahl, Steve Storm
Langlois
for
the
New
Year’s
AT MEETING
in Coos Bay.
and Dick Heckard. Eighth grade
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
John Wahl, Pacific Hlghprln-
team members are Bill Conley,
Chas.
Sells
of
Junction
City.
cipal, attended the Winter Con­
FELLOWSHIP TO MEET
Kerry Hofsess, George Jarv is,
ference of Oregon Secondary Jim Kamph, Lewis Lang, Carl
The Curry County Christian
TO CALIFORNIA
Men’s Fellowship will meet at
Leach, Rod Nix, Steve Oberg,
Mr. and Mrs. VirgilW. Libby School Principals In Eugene
the Baptist Church in Gold and son, David, went to Pro­ Thursday and Friday.
Bruce Slocum, Grady Sullivan
Beach S a t u r d a y
evening, berta, Calif., for the New Y ear’s
and John Zuppe. Mr. Lords is
Jan. 20, with a potluckdlnnerat holidays and visited Mr. and IN VIETNAM
the 8th grade coach and Mr. Hill
Marine
Don
K
lrchgesler
of
6:45 p.m. The women are in­
coaches the 7th grade team.
Mrs. Jam ie France, form er
vited to attend this meeting at pastor of the Port Orford Com­ Cape Blanco Road Is in Viet­
Yell leaders are Lois Lang,
which Jim Crumley, a Gold munity Church.
nam.
Kathy Aldropp, Lisa Parks and
Beach school teacher, will be
Janice Manlcke, and the pep-
VISIT DWIRES
HOME FROM ARMY
the speaker.
ste rs are Karen Aldropp, J a -
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elton
Dwlre
of
Entertainment will Include a
Tony Wahl of Langlois was
nell Wilcox and Linda Hilde­
Sixes
had
all
their
family
home
home from Ft. Lewis for two brand.
women’s trio, organ and piano
duet, violin solo and a vocal for the holidays, including, Mr. weeks and then his mother,
The school sem ester will end
and M rs. George Dwlre and Mrs. John Wahl, drove him and
solo.
baby, Leroy, Eddie Dwlre, Mr. his sis te r, Mary, who was home Jan. 19.
There will be Parent-Teach­
and M rs. Juston Potter (Susie for the holidays from OSU,back
MRS. EDSTROM TRAVELS
e r conferences at the Langlois
Dwlre)
and
baby,
Connie,
Jean­
Mrs. Mabel Edstrom of Port
to their duties.
school Jan. 24. This is a de­
Orford spent the holiday season ie Dwlre and her fiance, F ran­
sire to establish communica­
ces
Schrader,
and
Marilyn
VISIT
PARENTS
with relatives lnWashlngton and
tion between the parents and
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Donald
Brooks
Bloomqulst
from
North
Bend.
various p a rts of Oregon. She
This was the first time In
spent C h r i s t m a s with her
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. several years that they had
Jim Newton and family In Ed­ all been together.
monds, Wash., and then went HOUSEGUESTS
Holiday guests of Mr. and
on to Gladstone, O re., to visit
Mr. and M rs. Guy Jem ml son. M rs. Art Sweet of Sixes In­
She then visited In King City cluded their son-in-law an d
with Mrs. Florence Randall, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
a form er resident of Port O r­ Parsons and son, Steve, of Ash­
land; their daughter and son-
ford.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hall of Coos Bay, and sons,
HOME EXTENSION
Dewey Hall of Los Angeles,
MEETING ANNOUNCED
The local Home Extension and Je rry of Sixes; and Llndall
Unit will meet Jan. 19 at 10:30 Salon, the houseguest of the
a.m. at the home of M rs. Lester Parsons and the niece of Mil­
Hill on Elk River Road, with dred Hill. Miss Salon’s mother
WE WISH TO A N N O U N C E THE
those attending asked to bring and Effie Parsons roomed to­
PURCHASE CF DAL'S BODY SHOP
gether In Ashland when they
their own sack lunch.
IN PORT ORFORD.
^ M o i d ln t r N n r m i l R r h o o l
McKenzie Speaks
At BPW Meeting
Patrolman Excels at
Training Academy
and is recovering nicely. Their
daughter and her husband, Mr.
and M rs. Je rry Cox, visited to
celebrate her birthday.
IN CALIFORNIA
John Bruchler of Langlois
went to Santa Cruz, Calif., over
the holidays to visit adaughter,
Mrs. Robert Seehuetter, to San­
ta Rosa to visit another daugh­
ter, Mrs. Dallas Miller, and
to Ukiah to visit his son, Gary
Bruchler.
MAKE TRIP
Mr. and M rs. Gerald Kamph
of Langlois recently made a
business and pleasure trip to
Albany and Eugene.
CHECKS ON BULBS
Jim Brooks of Langlois left
Monday morning for Portland
and Seattle where he will check
on the lily bulbs he sold this
year and to take orders for next
year.
John D. Rockefeller main­
tained aw interhomeatOrmond,
Fla.
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bear those names today. Many
English last names also were
derived from localities — Hill.
Wood. Green, Dell. Lee. Moore.
The same also appears to ap ­
ply to Italian surnames. Take
the name of Campari, the gen­
eric name for the popular bit­
ter-sweet Italian aperitif. Orig­
inated over a century ago by
by AISTIN MCIIOLS
Gaspare Campari, the surmise
W hat's in a name? Did you is that in the 16th and 17th
ever ask yourself that in child­ centuries, the family tilled the
hood when you wrote the name
fields, which in Italian is
your parents told you was “campi.”
yours? Have you since, on oc­
Giving credence to this sur­
casion. asked yourself the same mise
is the incredible intuitive
question?
knowledge Gaspare had of all
Many people make a vocation things grown of the earth. esiiec-
and avocation of tracing their ¡ally the efficacy of herbs, which
lineage or the origin and mean­ is the basis of C am pari-a fami
ing of their family names. W it­ lv kept secret recipe for over a
ness the flourishing coats-of- century.
arms trade. Actually and con­
Manv names of people, per­
trary to popular beliefs, su r­ sons
things often are acci­
names or last names did not dental and
outgrowths, assumptions,
come into universal usage in the and errors.
the name ot
western world until the seven­ the onlv wild Take
bird indigenous to
teenth century. Their origin America - the
Wild Turkey-
came about in several ways.
Carried from the new world
There is considerable sur­ bv the Spaniards, it was as­
name relation between the oc­ sumed because everything exo­
cupations of ancestors (Smith.
tic (spices, silks, etc.) came
B a k e r. M ille r , C a r tw r ig h t.
through Turkish or Arabian
Stewart, etc.) and people who countries.
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