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4 —Port O fo rd News, Thursday, M arch 21, 1968 . ------- -- op, mg an d s u m m e r Beeline and Jeunigue. A free outfit will be given away during the even ing. Everyone is Invited to attend. Shower Held At the Knapp home on March 6, Mrs. Mary Knapp, Mary Ella and .Marilyn were hostesses for a shower for Robert Vernon (Robby) Mayea and his mother, Mrs. Linda Mayea. Present for the occasion were Mrs. Florence Mills, Mrs. BeaZum- walt, M rs. Frenchle Marsh, Mrs. Catherine Marsh, M rs. G u r la h M a r s h an d tw o daughters, Mrs. Beverly Fos ter, Mrs. Carol Forty, Mrs. Clara Miller and Lois, Debbie Reese, Shirley Rhodes, Carol Knapp, and Barbara Jolly. Thc’ e who could not attend but sent gifts were Mrs. Judy Boling, M rs. Wilma Jensen and Peggy, Mrs. Wilbur Jensen, Mrs. Dodle Phillips, Mrs. Patty Sweet, Mrs. Doris Wright and Brenda, Mrs. Georgia 1'atcher, Cyrena Mills and Mrs. Wilma Morgan. FROM BAY AREA George Sorenson of N o r th Bend was a visitor in Langlois last week, and on Saturday Mrs. Charles Caughell of Coos Bay visited friends and relatives in the area. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry of Langlois were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shortridge of the Glen Flora Bogs and on Monday Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Joan K reutzerw ere In Coos Bay on business. WAGNERS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. BrooksWagner and children, Tammy and Brain, visited in Port Orford during spring vacation. They are tea chers in the school at Dallas. SISTER VISITS Mrs. Louda M iller of Gold Beach visited her daughter and family, Mrs. Grover Moore, in Eugene recently and stopped to visit her sister, Josie Forty, on her way home. VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs. Elsie Rickman of Port Orford went to Portland on busi ness Tuesday and visited her daughter in Forest Grove before returning home. FROM NEWPORT Mrs. Kenneth Forty of New port and children drove to Port Orford Sunday and spent spring vacation visiting relatives and friends. Approve Site Good Samaritan society rep resentatives last week looked o v e r the five-acre plot in 'Brookings donated by Elm er Bankus for the construction of a nursing home and gave final approval to the site. The Society resolution reads "to authorize construction of 60 to 72 lied nursing home and an indebtedness of $350,000 on the condition that the community d o n a t e s a suitable site and $1,500 per bed." An a rtist’s drawing of the exterior view of die nursing h o m e was presented to the Brookings committee members last week by officials of die society. HOME FROM PORTLAND Connie Glggins from Cascade College in Portland and Gloria Knutson from Multnomah School of Religion are home in Lang- l o i s this week for spring va cation. TO SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. Everett Isenhart and .»on, Henry, went to San Fran cisco, Calif., last week to visit her s i s t e r , Ida Vandenberg. There they were met by her cousins, Mr. and M rs. Ralph Coulter from Boulder, Colo., .and enjoyed a visit. DAUGHTERS VISIT V isitors at the Charles Je n - .sen home at Denmark were their i daughter, Judy Brekebrede and two daughters, and daughter, • Jenny Jensen, from Portland. „They visited during the spring vacation. HAS SURGERY ■i Linda Knutson, daughter of ,.M r. and Mrs. Lyle Knutson, of - ( D e n m a r k return«! home on Wednesday after surgery. She . is making fine progress toward • recovery. MOVES TO PORT ORFORD Larry Sykes, an employee of (W estern States, m o v e d his 'fam ily from Medford to Port ! Orford last week and they are | living in the Sonny Whitehouse. • I J RECENT VISITORS • Recent visitors fo ra weekend • at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L nsley ol I Ik Rive r • were her parents Mr. atxl Mrs. z L a w r e n c e Johnston of Cor vallis. Of course, the Johnstons were very happy to have a visit with their grandson too. TO ROSEBURG Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blagden went to Roseburg last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blag den and their new grandson, Tyler Warren Blagden, who will be called Ty. WITH GRANDPARENTS D arrell Carlin from G o ld B e a c h , grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Christensen of Port Orford, is spending spring va cation with his grandparents. GUESTS OF FLAKES Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crumrine from Yamhill were guests at the Flake home in Port Orford, visiting his s is te r - i n - l a w , Mrs. William Crumrine. been on an extended vacation trip and stopped with their old friends on their way home. IN PORTLAND D a v id Barklow, of Dick’s Farm Store north of Langlois, went to Portland on business last week and because it was spring vacation took his son Blair with him. VISIT BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Teaney from Rapid City, S. D., spent two days ir Langlois as guests of her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks. They had been in California visiting other relatives. SON IS BORN Born to Mr. and M rs. Stan ley Clyde Quigley of Langlois on March 10, at 3;06 a.m. at the McAuley hospital In Coos Bay, a son, Steven Kyle. The young man weighed six pounds and 10 ounces. COQU;LLE REUNION SET The class of 1948 of Coquille High School is planning a re u n io n this summer and the VISIT UNCLE Mary Ella Knapp recently chairman of the committee in charge does not have the ad visited her uncle, Neil Knapp, d resses of the folowlng people in Portland for 10 days. He w ho were members of that has about 15 horses that he class: Bryon Cotter , Edward trains for Portland Meadows Corkwell, Julius Jepson, Cecil and Mary Ella helped groom Miller, Richard P arrish, Tiny and train them while she was there. P r e s s l e y , Lenore Wornstaff, Bob Thompson and Pat (Malone) Rleck. Anyone who knows where any of these can be contacted please At the regular meeting of the notify M rs. Alice Hofsess, Box Port Orford Lions club last 24, Langlois, Oregon, 97450. Wednesday Roger Ferguson of E u g e n e , scout executive, as sisted In getting the charter MOVES signed to sponsor a Boy Scout M rs. P e g g y Stanley has troop in Port Orford. Serving moved from the old Woodruff on the committee will be Bob place on the Floras Lake Road R o c k , Floyd Keeler, Delbert to the house next to the Log Neal and Keith Nelson. Cabin cafe near Sixes. The members of the Coast Guard crew, Chief Robison, A1 Wilson, Ron Collins and Bob BROTHER VISITS Baker were the invited guests Lee Cox f r o m Dansville, of the evening. Calif., brother of Mrs. William Nine members of the Bandon Hildebrand, visited in Langlois Lion Club made a su rp rise recently. visit. George Kronenberg was spokesman for the group. Jack Rose, charter member of the OVERNIGHT GUESTS Port Orford club, was welcomed Wednesday overnight guests by the group. at the Leo Mitchell home in Port Orford were Alvin Amond- son and sons, Jimmy and Larry BRIDGE CLUB NEWS of Springfield. They were on Members of the Wednesday a pleasure trip into northern Bridge club Were invited to a C a l i f o r n i a duringspringva- bridge luncheon at the home catlon. of M rs. Tracy Corbin in Gold Beach last week. Guests were M rs. Thelma Wallace and Mrs. IN SWEET HOME Grace Babel. Members attend Mr. and Mrs. William Hilde ing were Loraine Haines, Grace brand of Langlois went to Sweet McKenzie, Maude Weir, Echol Home on business last week Nutt, Catherine Marsh and Mary and stopped in Eugene to visit Pugh. M rs. Corbin was a Mrs. Carlene Dick, f o r m e r member of the club when she owner of Whalen’s. Mrs. Dick live d in Port Orford. High sent greeting to her friends. score went to Maude Weir and second to Thelma Wallace. To Sponsor Scouts VISIT BARK LOWS Mr. and M rs. Bob Zim m er man of Brookings, former re s idents of the Langlois area, were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barkley last week. EXCHANGE VISITS Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson of Eugene were In Langlois S a t u r d a y and left daughter Marie and son Jay Allen at the Clark Slocums for spring va cation. Bruce Slocum went to Eugene to spend his vacation there. On Thursday of this week Mr. and M rs. Slocum took Marie and Jay Allen back to Eugene and brought their son Bruce, home to Langlois. FROM ARIZONA On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tweedy f ro m Tucson, A rlz., had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Britton. They have VISIT IN ROSEBURG Recently Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Kamph of Langlois went to Roseburg to visit cousins, and to Smith River, Calif., to visit his aunt, Mrs. Mellta Kamph. M rs. Kamph’s mother, M rs. Esta Bruchler, is in the pro cess of moving from Texas to California, and Is s p e n d in g some time with h er daughter and family in Langlois. HOSTS LUNCHEON On Monday Josie Forty had a luncheon at her home in Port Orford for Mrs. Charles Mor gan and John, Mrs. Carol Forty and Mrs. Louda Miller. VISITS DAUGHTER M rs. Agnes Mlkulecky from C o o s River is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Geer, in Langlois. NOTES BIRTHDAY John Chenoweth was 92 years old on March 9 and his brother, Jim , and wife from Charleston, visited him. Also calling to wish him many more years was his niece, Mrs. Dewey K e e l e r and husband, from Charleston and another niece, M rs. Albert Wells, and her husband from Gold Beach. M rs. J u l i a Anderson, a h e l p f u l neighbor, completed the guest list for the day. OLDSTER CELEBRATES On March 11 at the home of P astor and M rs. William Mai a few of Grandma Lousla Mai’s "young’’ friends called to help her celebrate her 87th birthday, and were served cake, ice cream and coffee. Included in the group was the M atriarch, G r a n d m a Cumi Turner, 96 y e a r s old, escorted by her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Geer; and M r s . Nellie Chenoweth, the “ baby," at 83 years old. Rose and Harlow Call; 4th, Mr. and M rs. J. E. C arruthers. East-West: 1st, Margaret Llnk- later and Gene Glttlesohn; 2nd, N a d in e Kalina and Geneva Tucker; 3rd, Agda Blckner and Sarah Biddle; 4th, C.G. Leman- ski and Ray Hopp. U. E. McClary of North Bend is planning a club championship on March 24 with two sessions. Those wishing dinner should notify him before that date. The first session will start at 2. FLAKE GUESTS Guests from Friday Harbor, Wash., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O'Pell Flake were Mr. and M rs. Nels Howe. They had been to Los Angeles, Calif., to attend the wedding of their granddaughter, Carolyn Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howe, form er residents of this area. Nels Howe was in charge of Cape Blanco light station during the 1940’s and Dale Howe grew up here. The Howes visited several of their old-tim e friends before returning to Friday Harbor, in cluding Mr. and Mrs. George F ru ltt MASTER POINT BRIDGE Wednesday evening Master Point at the American Legion hall in Port Orford had the following as winners: North- South: 1st, Margaret Llnklater and E sther Conley; 2nd, Geneva Tucker and Gene Glttlesohn; 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dougherty. East-W est; 1st, C. G. Lemanski and Ray Hopp; 2nd, Jenny Keen and S u s ie Berry; 3rd, Mr. and M rs. Joe Halbersleben. LEGIONNAIRES INVITED Legion posts from Port Orford received an invitation to attend the American Legion's 49th an nual dinner party sponsored by the Coos Bay and Sunset posts Saturday, March 16, at the Tim ber Inn. The dinner was given in honor of Department Comman der John Busther and Department President Alma Gower; Depart THURSDAY BRIDGE ment Vice Commanders Larry The Thursday bridge club AntoneIIi and Loren Kuske; De met last week at the home of partment vice presidents Millie M r s . Charles Fitzhugh, up McDonald and Lillian Wilson Sixes. A guest was Mrs. Grace and DepartmentAd)utant Glenn Babel. High score went to Mrs. H. Howe. Gerl Preston aid second to Mrs. Dinner was served for 200 on Babel. The next meeting will be at ly. All members, also veterans and their guests were cordially the h o m e of Mrs. Charles invited to attend. Haines, with Mrs. Babel as Five-year continuous mem hostess. bership stars were presented to North Bend members. Tom Wil son, former Port Orford member, TO PRESENT COMEDY received one of the awards. The 8th Grade Class at Battle Rock School in Port Orford will present "The Boarding House Reach” , a three-act comedy, at the gym March 29, at 7:30 p.m. Ten tables of Bridge were in play at Unit Monthly Master Point at Gold Beach last Sun STYLE SHOW SET The Port Orford Lions Aux day. The winners were: North- iliary is sponsoring a style show South, 1st John Annlng and Mr. F riday, March 22, at the Port Hastings; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Orford elementary s c h o o l at Drexel Swanson; 3rd, Myrtle GUESTS OF COUSIN L ester Keller of Reedsport and Floyd Keller of Pacific City were guests of their cousin, Mrs. Jessie Welch, In Langlois last week. Later Mrs. Welch went to Sheridan to visit her sister, Mrs. Gussie F a rrie r, and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Huntley. TO SHERIDAN Everett Quigley and Bud Bel den went to Sheridan last week on business while there visited at the home of Mr. and M rs. Ernie Huntley. MOTHER ILL Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc Leod of Langlois have gone to Los Angles, Calif., to visit her mother who is ill. VISIT FRIEND M rs. Wayne Hodge of Port Orford went to Roseburg to visit her friend, Mrs. Richard O. Johnson. She spent a week visiting in the area. MOTORCYCLE RIDE Ronald Roberts, Justin Pot- Fornt*No. 472-1 N O T IC E O F S C H O O L B U D G E T H E A R IN G State Dept. of Education Oregon NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of f.Qft ofcfhool District No. 2CJ of C u r r y State of Oregon, will be held at Z asific High School....... on the .M b . day of Apr i l -.......... 196 8 . at 8: 00 _ discussing with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 19 6 8 and ending June 30, 19 6 9 , hereinafter set forth. ...................... County, o'clock for the purpose of The budget was □ was not prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used in the preceding year. Major accounting changes, if any. and their effect on the budget are act forth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget ,ocument is available for Inspection at A dW tiniD trA tiV l..Q .£f.i.C 6. .... between the hours of .8.J. 3Qa»3iand 4.;..3.Q..P»l»The budget document . may be obtained for | ................, or parts of it may be obtained for | .............. per sheet. (I) Total Budget Requirements D ed u c t <»> A dd 761,d07. 367,266. 394,541. 69,625. 464,166 803,622. 3 6 9 ,3 8 9 . 4 3 4 ,2 3 3 . T o ta l B u d g e t R eaou rcea I x c . p t T a x to B . L evied Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget 76,629. 510,862. Eat o f t a x .» to b e liv t a d b u t n o t rac'd In t r t iu in i year Taxes to be levied for Ensuing Year Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied Within 8% LimiUtion Outside 6% LimiUtion Not Subject to 6% LimiUtion UMMARY Bond I n t. <«> 4 l ,415. 2,123. 39,692. 7,004. 46,696. GENERAL FU N D <»> TO T A L ALL FU ND S T A X LE VY C O M PU T A T IO N 138,025. 326,141. 46,696. 510,862. D istrict S c h o o l B oard C h airm an <•> (71 IB) (•) (7) <s> <a> 138,025. 326,141. 46,696. 46.69 6. 464,166. For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 19 6 7 511,303.09 254,039.44 44,830.51 293.869.95 iond Ä Int. .Building à Equipment (4) 35,770753 686,042.00 449,514,45- 26,31X7)1 35,770.53 xxxxxxxxx 236,527.55 • 17,511.89 xxxxxxxxx 3,090.31 41.740.20 20,602.20 xxxxxxxxx 278,267.75 130,212.88 148,053.75 20,602.20 298,868.83 130,212.88 148,053.75 xxxxxxxxxx 278,266.63 TO T A L ALL FUNDS T A X LE VY C O M PU T A T IO N (1) Total Budget Requirements 76^,342.53 D e d u c t T o ta l B u d g e t R eso u rc e» E x c e p t T a x t o B e L e v ie d Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget A dd GENERAL FUND (») (»> Eat o f t a x e s to be le v ie d b u t n o t r ee d in e n su in g year Taxes to Be levied for Ensuing Year Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied Within 6% LimiUtion Outside 6% LimiUtion Not Subject to 6% LimiUtion ToUl Taxes to be Levied ST A T E M E N T O F IN D B B T E D B N B S S TYPE OF IN D E B T E D N E S S A ctu a l J u ly I C u r re n t Y ear E stim a te J u ly 1 E n su in g Y ear A c tu a l J u ly 1 C u r re n t Y ear xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx 20,602.20 20,602.20 PET TY C A SH BALANCE A u th o r iz e d . N o t In cu rred ACTUAL J u ly 1 C u r re n t Y ear E stím e te J u ly 1 E n su in g Y ear Approved by Budget Committee: Signed V io le t .S t e v e n s u n /^ / Glen V. Mayea 121,000 ~ 85,00(3 Serial Bonds N e g o tia b le I n te r e s t -b e a r in g W arrant» Adopted by District School Board Endorsed Warrants Short Term Notes ESTIM A TE J u ly 1 E n su in g Y ear . Louis L Halen Slocum K napp ».............. ToUl DAUGHTER VISITS M rs. D o n n a Chesselet of Charleston, daughter of Mr. and M rs. H erbertG eerof Lang lois, recently spent a day with her parents and Mr. and Mrs. Geer went over the weekend to Etna, Calif., to visit his mother, Mrs. Arley Rich, on her 80th birthday. and Terry Holmquist of Lang lois rode the Mountain Wells trail to Agness last Sunday on their motorcycles. MOVE FROM FLORENCE Mr. and Mrs. L a w r e n c e W e lc h have moved from Flor ence and have rented the house owned by M r. and M rs. Clarence Hines, which is located behind "The Barber Shop." CANASTA CLUB Jinx Canasta Club met at the home of Mrs. Harvey Myers on Elk River last week. Mrs. Mildred Hill, Mrs. Erma Wag ner and Mrs. Viola Hamilton won p rizes. Refreshments were served by the hostess. O u tsta n d in g HATMAKER HOME Bill Hatmaker, who is still stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., was home on Sunday for a brief visit. His parents took him back to Fort Lewis that evening. VISIT MOTHER Mrs. John Hatcher, accom panied- by Mr. and Mrs. John Warren of Port Orford, has returned from a visit at the home of their mother, Mrs. Lila Warren, at Sedro-Woolley, Wash. They also visited in S e a t t l e and Hoquiam, Wash., while on the trip. Form No. 472-8 State Dept. of Education Oregon BUDGET SUM M ARY School District No. GENERAL FUND County _ Ç u r r y _ H IST O R IC A L D A T A B U D G E T FOR E N S U IN G Y EA R A ctu a l B udget S e c o n d Y ear P r e c e d in g (1) F ir st Y ear P r e c e d in g (1) P rop oeed D c N ot P u b lish Tî.ta C olum n <•> B U D O B T R ESO U RC E S Current Y e*» <»> (41 /LvaUable^sh^Baiance A d o p ted D o N o t P u b lish Thig C o lu m n ________( 7 ) ___________ A pp roved (•) 162,492.49 195,453.57 150,000.00 91,672.78 57,458.56 33,415.26 225,149.45 233,777.87 103.084.81 Revenue from Intermediate Sources 115,532. 151,958.68 139,759.20 138,039.38 Revenue from State Sources 132^441. ¿hl 58,170. 27,580. Revenue from Local Sources except U x to be levied Revenue from Federal Sources 23,525.00 21,705.66 23,660.23 22,098. Proceeds from sales Receipts from other School Districts — 1,450.00 654,933.69 648,154.86 88,489.59 ' 1 0 5 , 7 5 1 .2 0 X X X X X Transfers from other Funds X 760,684.89 X X X X X 236,527.55 ToUl Budget Resources except U x to be levied District Tax Received in Year Levied District Txx Required to Balance Budget 686,042.00 TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES X X 736,644.45 245- X X X X X Form No. 472-9 State Dept. of Education BUDGET SUMMARY 367,266. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X School District No. — County July 1, 1 9 - 6 8 - to June 30. 19—6 9 _ SUN, MAR. 2 4 __ , 4 0.171.25 i ¡ 231.24 L *0 5 ,7 4 7 .37 563,231.36 1 603,767.37 Form No 471-11 S u te Dept. of Education BUDGET SUMMARY SPECIAL FEED O TH ER FUNDS LADIES NITE...WEDNESM6 DANCE FRI.-5AT. NITES ™ THE FOUR MES -M a /e v School District No. County C urry ■ W m U C A L D A TA M U Lrifiarcss 1 $ 167.63 »031.36 i.ilt.Q g - 323.1» 1,239.02 1 .3 4 » .I t — 1 .1 4 Í.0 6 100.00 i ____ _____ » oom w> _____ I Total t t t l — t . d tx p .n d lturaa {tatlaatad C .h Bac.tpt. 1 ,442. .00 *B«| Inning S u h 8 . 1 «ne. 1,l»2.00 Total t a t l a a t . d fcidgat r .a o u r c .i MliLPtwC IN LANGLOIS X Curry (fr Z f ÄM S£ S'SION P. M . X 2 CJ Bridge Winners In Gold Beach 6 TO IO X 761,807. Oregon G ENERAL FUND X 394,541. 34.0t5.73 ------------- f- » ».043,73 FuMUh Mated >1. w. I»M .73 an £ HQUlHOXT inning C u h » alan e. ii> 0 » .t0 3 3 .7 iO .il XXJCXXXXXXJt Total r t i s t n l (o r .» p a n d ituraa la fu tu r XXXJLXXXXXX 2 CJ
