4 ~ Port Orford News, Thursday, M ay 9, 1968
F A M IL l GATHERING
M rs. Kenneth Belden of Port
Orford visited in Coos Bay last
weekend and enjoyed a fam ily
get-together at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, M r.
and Mrs. Joe Lumsden. Rela­
tives from Reedsport and W il­
lamina Joined the group that
live in Coos Bay, making a total
of about 15.
North Curry
'•FOOT OffFORO »S/UFS »LANGLOIS
Reception Held
A wedding reception fo r M r.
and Mrs. David Knight, form er
residents of Port Orford who
now live in Centralia, Wash.,
was held last week at the home
of M r. and Mrs. Gene Newcomb
in Port Orford, with M r. and
Mrs. L. E. Knight as Joint
host and hostess.
Among the many friends and
form er school mates who at­
tended the reception were Jo.r.
M c W illia m s , Mrs. Clarke
Slocum, M r. and Mrs. Glen
Fickle, M r. and Mrs. Kenny
Humphrey, M r. and Mrs. A r­
nold Houglum, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Rose, Mr. and M rs.
Je rry Carver, M r. and M rs.
J e r r y Hartline, Pauline and
Nancy C o llie r, Mary F a rrie r,
of Port Orford; M r. and Mrs.
Ezra Galloway and Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Smith from T illa ­
mook; Mrs. Leon Anderson,
P o r tla n d ; Mrs. Clyde E llis ,
Sonora, Calif.
rN SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gebauer
of Port Orford went to Salem
last weekend and visited their
son and daughter-in-law, M r.
and Mrs. Roger Gebauer and
fam ily.
Legion A uxiliary
Elects Officers
An election of officers fo r
the coming year was held last
Tuesday evening at the regular
meeting of the Port Orford
L e g io n A uxiliary with M rs.
Viola Spencer elected presi­
dent; Marie Gerhardt, firs t vice
president; H arriet Flake, sec­
ond vice president; Mary Bra­
z il, secretary, and Ethel Mont­
gomery, treasurer. The other
offices w ill be appointed by the
president. Executive commit­
tee m e m b e rs elected were
Tronl M o rris, H arriet Flake
and Maude Weir.
Mary B ra zil, poppy poster
chairman, brought the winning
posters. F irs t prize was given
to Shelly Wilson, daughter of
M r. and Mrs. Ryce Wilson;
2nd to Rhonda McCune, daugh­
te r of M r. and Mrs. Don Ander­
son, and 3rd to Mary Belcher,
daughter of M r. and Mrs. John
Belcher. Judges fo r the contest
were M rs. Rose Davis, Mrs.
Betty Tope and Mrs. V io la
Cuatt.
Delegates to attend the con­
vention on June 19 and 20 were
M rs. Noma Thomas and M rs.
Margaret Meyers. Alternates
are H arriet Flake and Mary
Brazil.
It was voted to serve sand­
wiches, cake, pie and coffee
at the Legion hall during the
Fourth of July celebration. The
hall w ill be used fo r the hobby
show.
Lola Windmaiser was ap­
p o in te d P o p p y chairman.
Popples and display cards that
are sold to the merchants have
been ordered and Poppy Sales
Day are May 24 and 25.
Jobs Hold Supper
Marybelle Kowolowski, grand
g u a r d ia n of Jobs Daughters
from Madras, visited the Port
Orford Bethel No. 50 A p ril 30.
The local group invited their
parents and friends and a large
group attended the planned pot­
luck supper and the meeting.
Those present were; Gertrude
and Henry Adolphsen, Worthy
Matron and Worthy Patron of
C urry Chapter OES No. 135;
M r. and Mrs. LaVerne D. Tope
and Carol, Viola Cuatt and Leta
Moore of Sixes; M r. and Mrs.
Frank Wilcox and Janelle, Mary
Hildegrand and Linda, Clara
M. Hefner, Jerita and Gayle,
of Langlois; and from Port
Orford, M r. and M rs. T. J.
Bush, Kenneth Branham and
Donna, M r. and Mrs. A. C. Mac­
Donald, M r. and Mrs. Walter
Gorsuch, Mrs. Glenn Mayea,
Julie , Don and Georgia, Pat
Peck, M rs. Bob McKenzie and
Patti, Cyrena M ills, Inez Dunn,
Florence M ills, Hazel McKen­
zie, M rs. Hoyt L itte re ll, Laura
Gates, Towena Clarke and from
Bandon, Frances L. Smith.
WITH RELATIVES
Mrs. Glenn Hensley and small
son of Port Orford are visiting
relatives in Portland and Cor­
va llis fo r about a week.
ON SELLING TRIP
Jim Brooks of Langlois has
returned from a selling trip
fo r the Easter lily bulbs in
which he specializes to Seattle,
Salem and Corvallis which was
very successful. A ll of the
regular buyers increased their
orders from what they had pur­
chased in previous years.
PARTY HELD
Pastor and Mrs. William Mai
of the L a n g lo is Community
C h u r c h held an anniversary
p a rty
fo r his p a r e n t s
last Sunday evening. The couple
have been married 59 years
and the following friends were
among those who helped them
celebrate: M r. and M rs. Lyle
Knutson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Higgins, M r. and Mrs. Herb
Geer, M rs. Geer’ s mother and
BREAKFAST SET
Jobs Daughters Bethel No.
50, Port Orford, w ill serve
a pancake breakfast Sunday,
Mothers Day, May 12, in the
Multipurpose room of the ele­
mentary schools from 8 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Pancakes and ham
w ill be on the menu at $1.00
fo r adults and 50? fo r children
under 12.
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Dates to mark on the cal­
endar;
Fashion Show at the
high school Friday, May 10 at
7:30 p.m .; Spring Choral con­
cert at Pacific High, Tuesday,
May 21, 7:30 p.m.; Elemen­
tary Spring vocal concert at
Pacific High, Friday, May 24,
VISIT BA RK LOWS
7:30 p.m.; Port Orford Grade
Guests at the home of M r.
School Junior Olympics, Satur­
and Mrs. Dick Barklowin Lang­
day, May 25, and high school
lois last week were Mr. and
U T T , S ally Potter m odels a sunny-bright dress o f yellow and orange, and C andy Law-
commencement and baccalaur­
Mrs. J. W. Carlson from Eu­
buttXrs” ^
’f rb c a m e l- colored " ° o1 suit> acce n te d by bound button holes and covered
eate Sunday, June 2, 7:30 p.m. FESTIVAL DATED
gene. Beachcombing and rock
buttons, two of the m any creations that w ill be m o deled a t the Pacific high school hom e
Battle Rock, Port Orford and
hounding were the activities
ec fashion show a t 7:30 p. m . Friday, M ay 10, a t the high school.
Langlois choruses w ill attend
fo r the four and their friends
die Vccal Festival which w ill
FROM CHULA VISTA
and proved profitable as well
Recent visitors at the home be held in Bandon Friday, May
DAUGHTER
as lots of fun.
10, at 7 p.m.
There is no
of M r. and M rs. A1 Steinmetz
M rs. A lbert D o n a ld s o n ,
of Port Orford were Mr. and charge fo r the program and the
daughter of M r. and M rs. Louis
Saturday night, A p ril 27, was
A bridal shower fo r Judy
public is cordially invited.
Mrs. Robert Steinmetz and Mr.
Kreutzer of Langlois, and her
time for Spring Conference of
FROM WASHINGTON
Baker was given at the Beach­
and M rs. KingSweet from Chula
daughter, J ill, visited her par­
M r. and Mrs. Jim Allen, the Business and Professional
combers
Cove
last
week
and
Vista, Calif.
These guests
ents Thursday.
cousins of M r. and Mrs. Har­ Women’ s clubs, hosted by the
hostesses fo r the lovely oc­
PLAY DAY SET
are Godparents of the Steinmetz
North
Bend
group,
at
the
Motor
ley
Hilterbrand,
from
Washing­
c
a
s
io
n
were
Mrs.
Bernice
IN LAKE OSWEGO
Saturday, May 11, is “ Play
grandchildren, B i l l J r., and
ton visited in Langlois on Wed­ In*' <n tor.y Village.
Dwire, Mrs. Ollie Britton and
M r. and M rs. Ren Rundberg
Day’ fo r grades five to eight
Susan.
The theme fo r theconference
nesday of last week, and M r.
Mrs. Ellen Isakson.
of Sixes visited M r. and M rs.
M r. and Mrs. A1 Steinmetz at the Port Orford and Langlois
was
“
Patriotism
in
Today’
s
and
Mrs.
Jim
Epperson,
from
Guests
were
Doris
Colson,
Micheál Helmken at Lake Os­
are starting to build their new Elementary schools, which w ill
G o ld Beach, son-tn-law and W orld” and this was carried
Thelma Goode, Mildred H ill,
wego and M r. and M rs.Charles
be held at Pacific High School.
home up Sixes River.
out
by
the
Port
Orford
club
'
daughter
of
the
Hikterbrands,
Julie Myers , Eunice Kinter,
Brooks in Portland during last
Mrs. B ill Steinmetz of Port The activities of the day w ill*
in
the
decojations
fo
r
the
place
visited them on Sunday. Ep­
Alice Funk, M uriel C a rr, Carey weekend.
Orford went to Kelso, Wash., not be competitive but are plan­
person is with the Coast Guard. of meeting.
Nelson, Donna Belanger, Verena
ned Just fo r fun. The “ Day”
IN HOSPITAL
recetifly to visit her mother,
Gladys Meyers of Springfield,
Houglum, Evelyn MacDonald,
Mrs. Jack Kay Sr., and to attend w ill begin at 10 a.m. and con­
Clarence Zumwalt of Sixes
state
president
of
BPW,
was
a
Judy
Woodworth,
Lolita
Myers,
TO
TRANSFER
her b r o t h e r ’ s wedding in tinue until about 2 p.m. One
is in Keizer Memorial hospital
guest
and
LaVerna
H
o
lm
e
s
,
Emma
Schelske,
Edith
Johnson,
ADJ2
Jim
and
M
rs.
Haga
Puyallup. She also visited her activity w ill be the Track Meet
in Coos Bay having suffered
state legislative chairman, was ¿ ¿ i f I Jenson, Jackie Dees,
and children w ill be trans­
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. which w ill Include the 50-yard-
a stroke on Tuesday of last
the speaker of the evening, using •jfrt« Porw r, Mabel Edstrom,
ferred
to
Okinawa
very
soon
week.
Robert E. Kay In Aberdeen, dash, the running high Jump,
the
Pledge
of
Allegiance
as
her
Lucille
E
llis
,
Eunice
Babb
and
according
t
o
word
received
200 yard relay, soft ball throw
w hil^on the trip .
She stated that the 3 illy Smith.
and the standing Jump fo r both from them In Japan. He is theme.
Those who could not attend
in the Naval A ir Force and words “ Under God” were added
boys and g irls .
but sent a gift were Kay Neal,
they were stationed in Hawaii during the Elsenhower adminis­
SURPRISE PARTY
tration.
Edna Peterson, Susie Nichol­
fo r six months before going
A surprise birthday party was
Those golngfrom Port Orford
son, Rose Davis, Elsie Pratt,
to Japan. M rs. Haga, the form ­
TO STUDY MARKETING
given for B ill Steinmetz at his
J e r r i Preston, CeclleParis,
er Joan Hllderbrand of Lang­ were Bertha Bergstrom, in­
“ Marketing Day” Is today
home in Port Orford Saturday.
coming president; Betty Bige­
Babe Platt, M rs. George M oel-
Those present were M r. and (Thursday) fo r both the Port lois, w r it e s glowing letters low , state finance chairman;
ber, M arjorie Sizemore, M ir­
about their experiences and the
Mrs. B ill Woodward, M r. and O r f o r d and Langlois eighth
places they are privileged to and Ruth Moyer. A guest of iam Rasch, Ester Conley, E l-
Mrs. Jim Woodward J r., and graders. Everyone of the stu­
M rs. Bigelow was her sister, Zora DeBord, Lonnie Mecum,
visit.
M r. and M rs. Don Lucero from dents who has written a theme
Shirley Bigelow,
Tressa Gorscuh, Ilene Fisher,
about
marketing
w
ill
be
in
Coos
Coquille. Cards were theorder
A lta Tweedy from Coos Bay
of the evening and the very Bay today to study marketing
and an aunt of Judy’ s Bonnie
MOVE TO ALASKA
The
special birthday cake baked by procedures firs t hand.
Bear, from Willamina.
When M r. and Mrs. Harry POPPY SALE DAYS
Mrs. Jim Woodward was served w rite r of the best theme w ill
Horner of Coquille, and mem­
with coffee fo r refreshments. tie given a free trip to Portland
Again we announce “ Popples HAS SURGERY
bers of hts fam ily heard that Sales Days ” In Port Orford
M rs. Kenneth (Carol) K reut-
to study marketing procedures
Mr. and Mrs. M e rritt Horner as May 24 and 25. The report zer of Bandon is in Providence
there, sponsored by the Oregon
and fam ily were going to move has been given of one Legion­ hospital in Medford and would
State and Curry County exten­
BUYS FISHING BOAT
from Redmond, Ore., to Jun­ naire resident of White City be glad to hear from her friends.
John D. (Johnny) Johnson, sion departments. Ora H ill,
eau, Alaska, they decided to D om iciliary whose popples are She is recovering from surgery
long-time owner and manager s o c ia l studies Instructor at
have a “ gathering of the clan.”
Langlois, Clarice Hopkins of
of Johnny’ s Cafe in Port O r­
such beautiful specimens that on her back and w ill be in
They met in the home of M r. he Is often called upon to give the hospital fo r several weeks.
ford , is announcing that he Battle Rock social studies de­
and
M
rs.
H
arry
Huntley
tn
Sum­
is now the owner of an almost partment and Walt Schroeder,
Instruction to men who make Her husband and parents-in-law
ner, daughter and son-in-law them fo r the firs t time, and M r. and Mrs. L o iis Kreutzer,
n e w , electronically equipped Curry County Extension agent,
of
the
Harry
Horners,
and
when
who has made more than 3,000 visited her over the weekend.
48-foot salmon and tuna tro lle r, were the Judges of the themes.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gorsuch popples a year fo r the past
the “ Seabreeze.” He searched
SISTER VISITS
o f L a n g lo is their o t h e r five years.
The sale of the
from Oakland , C alif., on the
C laire Mears, sister of M rs.
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
and
son-in-law
a
r­
ELECTION
DUE
popples
helps
care
fo
r
the
south to Seattle, Wash., on the
Charles Jensenof Denmark, and
rived,
Harry
Horner
could
wel­
May
20
to
24
are
nominating
fam ilies of these disabled vet­
north and found the lioat he
George Larsen, both of P ort­
come his three children.
erans who have fought In the
wanted at Newport.
Besides end election days fo r next year
land, were weekend guests at
The
two
daughters
of
M
r.
and
various wars.
the fishing and safety equipment at Battle Rock In Port Orford,
the Jensen home.
Mrs. Harry Huntley Joined the
when the various students w ill
there Is a well-furnished k it­
group, M r. and M rs. Dan Wend-
chen and deluxe cabin.
He carry on their campaigns.
land of lakeside and t h r e e
At the g e n e r a l assembly
plans to be seen in his “ home”
children and M r. and M rs. Joe
p o rt, as he enjoys his fishing May 24 the candidates w ill speak
with the new boat and as he and then the election w ill be Jourdan of Portland, also the
two M e rritt Horner daughters,
v isits with his daughter, Shirley held. Ianglols Junior High wtU
Mr. and M rs. Tom Stewart from
Kennedy, and fam ily who oper­ have their election In the fa ll.
Coos Bay and Mr. and M rs. Bob
ate the cafe. He w ill tie using
Fletcher from Springfield. The
the twat fo r crabbing , too.
children of Mrs. Gorsuch, M r.
STUDENTS TOUR
and Mrs. Chris Ferguson and
On Friday, May 3, the second
four children of Hauser, M r. and
grade of the Ianglols school
FROM EUREKA
Mrs. Phillip Fisher and son of
toured the cheese factory and
M rs. J a n ic e Krupka from
Port Orford and Ilene Fisher of
Eureka. C alif., was In Port also the fish hatchery at Ban­
Ianglols, completed the fam ily
O rford and Randon Thursday don. M rs. Jean Berger Is the
group.
teacher.
looking after tier properties
Mrs. Horner went to Juneau
On Tuesday, May 7, the fourth
and ra ile d on M r. and Mrs.
by plane after the reunion to take
grade went to Cape Blanco on
Adolph Windmaiser. She stay­
an office Job and he and the two
ed overnight In Gold Beach a science trtp In connection
boys, Dick and Rex, w ill go up as
with their study of "L ife in
before returning to Eureka.
soon as school Is out.
the Sea.”
Conference Held
and two children from Coquille,
who is known in Langlois as
Ruth Ann Mai; Dick Barklow,
Hazel Hofsess, Mrs. Zuppe and
daughter, M r. and Mrs. C la r­
ence Brooks, M a r il y n Mai,
G a y le Knutson and Lois and
Lewis Lang.
During the social hour re­
freshments were served.
VIST PARENTS
M r. and M rs. Fred Blagdon
and son, Ty, of Roseburg visited
his parents, M r. and M rs. Dale
Blagdon, in Port Orford over
the weekend. On Sunday other
guests in their home were M r.
and M rs. Welton Blagdon from
Smith River, Calif.
IN HOSPITAL
Lester T. Smith of Port O r­
ford Is In Mercy hospital in
Roseburg where he had su r-
gery last Wednesday.
MEN WANTED FROM
This Area To Train As
LIVESTOCK BUYER
L E A R N TO BUY HOGS,
VEAL, LAMBS AND CAT­
TLE at Sale Barns, Farms,
Terminal Yards and Buy­
ing Stations. We prefer to
tra in men 1 8 - 5 0 with
farm background. For local
interview w rite age, phone
and experience. Regional
Manager for National In sti­
tute of Meat Packing,
523 Kennedy Bldg.
Tulsa, Okla. 74103
VOTE FOR
GLEN R. HALE
Curry County Commissioner
POSITION NO. 2
Independent thinking Re­
publican.
Equal and fair rep resen ta­
tion.
Bridal Shower Held
M ain tain un ity ,an d a har­
m onious w orking re la tio n ­
ship w ith all.
I d o n 't have a ll the ans­
wers to all of our problem s—
but if e le c te d , I prom ise to
do m y utm ost to help find
the answers.
GLEN R. HALE
Glen R. Hale, Box 56, Gold Beach, Ore.
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BRIDGE BOOTS
TOUR HOLLAND
Thursday Bridge Club met BREAKS COLLAR BONE
A report from M r. and M rs.
Last weekend O rris Smith
at the home of Echol Nutt.
Dewey M ille r, son-in-law and
M rs. Thelma Wallace took firs t of Port Orford and Mrs. Smith
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
place and M rs. Nutt won second. went to Eastern Oregon, he
Barklow of Langlois, who have
Three Table Canasta club to Heppner to v is it friends and
just made a tourof Amstenlam,
met at the home of M rs. Jack she to the E.S.A convention In
Holland, tells of visiting the
Pendleton.
While they were
E llie In I Anglo is Wednesday
museums and adlamond cutters
and Mary B ra zil and Erma Wag­ gone their 8 year old son, Jim ,
was riding his bike atxt the shops where they brought out
ner were guests. Mary B razil
diamond rings “ to play w ith” ,
won fir s t prize and second went chain came off causing him to
and a meal In the narrowest
take a very hard fa ll, breaking
to O llie Britton.
restaurant tn the world. The
Duplicate Bridge was played the c o lla r bone on hts right
stairway to get to this cafe were
at the Ia'glon Hall Wednesday side and resulting in multiple
almost like climbing a ladder
cuts and bruises.
evening, May 1. Winning firs t
atxi the food was delicious.
p la c e were M r. and Mrs.
WEDDING TOLD
About one half of the road
Charles Dougherty; s e c o n d ,
M r. and Mrs. R. K. Erwin
gangs tn Holland wear wodden
Mrs. Nick Marsh and Mrs. Ira
of Ianglols recently received
shoes, so tt ts s till done, and
Tucker; th ird , Mrs. DalusWetr
word of the marriage of their
no story would be complete
and M ra. O rville Preston.
grandson, Richard Thronburg, without ravings about the rio t of
to Penny Trumbly. Both young tulips everywhere. One estate
people work tn Medford and especially was mentioned which
IN CORVA LLIS
w ill make thetr (tome there. ts really a giant park maintained
M r. and M rs. Ralph Cope of
Richard Is a 1963 graduate of by bulb growers and beautifully
Langlois went to C orvallis Mon­
Pacific High and spent four
la n d s c a p e d with the ever­
day on business.
years tn the Marine Corps. present tulips.
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