6 - Port Crford Newt, Thursday, October 31, 1968
Grange Holds
Booster Night
Visit Blind
School In Salem
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Hllterbrand of Langlois.
President Visits
Legion Auxiliary
the multi-purpose rc
grade school. There were 27 a t
due party. Lisa Hartline w on
f i r st prise for best costumej
S a l l y F r y , second) C hrist y
Quillen, thfcd and Gina Samudio,
fourth place.
KINDERGARTEN HCLDS PARTY
"H“5 children pi ayed gam «
and danced. First prize for danc-
^ 8 went to Steve Dlxson and
Iecond place to Becky Brown,
Refreshments were served.
The Kindergarten had their
Halloween Party Friday, O ct-
ober 25, from 6 to 8 p. m. a t
S,
'£ 7 ok £4.
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newspaper. 'The la te W ill Rogers, master o f w it and humo r,
m ade this statem ent to m any of hl* audiences.
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that the written word is a poor substitute for direct speech
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com m unication. However, since w e have no alternative, we all
read the papers, but som etim es we forget to read between th e
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lines. M illions of words of vcrgiage flow past our eyes ev e r y
day. How many tim es we read an article of w hich we have per­
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remem ber that reporters and editors are human and prone t o
make m istakes. Some are carried away, others vanish up t he
"facts" to ex cite the reader, and som etim es one w ill write th e
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p olitical propaganda in the large d ally papers is colored In th e
direction of the most m oney. Let it hereby be clearly under­
stood that m y lo ca l friends of the press are not herein include d.
Nor do 1 wish to suggest or im ply that any of the latter would do
anything dishonorable.
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regard to the ab ility, integrity, qualifications, e t c . , of evnr y
person seeking public office, basing his or her <fecisian an t In
facts not on what could be the biased opinion of one reporter or
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Paid:H. E. Timeus, Pistol River, Oregon
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PO SITION NO. 2
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Andy (Clara) Madison
was taken to the Keizer Hos­
pital in North Bend Sunday and
Is In very serious condition at
this writing.
H. E. 'Heck' Timeus
SLUMBER PARTY
Monday, Oct. 21, was Linda
Holm’s 14th birthday, so on the
previous Friday night, a slumber
party was held at her home to
celebrate the up-comlng event.
Right after school a group
of her friends wen! to her home
to spend the evening and night
playing games, singing and eat­
ing. Mrs. Holms provided ham­
burgers, potato chips, pop com
balls, pop, and all the other
goodies for the group which
included Jolene Preston, Evelyn
New cum, Rene Foster, Darla
Rowling, Susan Hlsley and Gayle
Knutson.
My m otive in seeking this office is to be of service
to m y fellow man and neighbor. That you and I, the
other two comm isslonerj whom you choose, m ay work
together to promote our beautiful area for our own
pleasure and enjoym ent, and for those who w ill soon
replace us.
I stand ready and w illing to serve you and respect­
fully ask for your vote. H esse, look w ell to your bal­
lots and vote for the best interests of the majority.
YOUR VOTE FOR H. E."HECK" TIMEUS IS A
STEP TOWARD "CLEAN WAYSIDES, CLEAN
RIVERS, MORE FISH." YOUR VOICE
SUPPORTING "TRUTH, HONOR AND INTEGRITY’’
THANK YOU
HECK
M E T0HV
m e n r/esr
and MRS.
coasttim e. She ret.-
■» to the
Scalcini home where
sted
till Tuesday evening, v.
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le ft by Greyhound Bus, a.
home Wednesday morning, Oct.
Curry County
THURSDAY BRIDGE
Ihursday bridge was played
at the Preston home last week.
Thelma Wallace won high score
and Je rri Preston second. Grace
Wagner was a guest for the
afternoon.
MR.
Mrs. Mary Smith, all of Char 1 -
Jim Kreiger, Greg Mayea and eston, and Mrs. Scott Pendarvis
Lyle Hensley went to Eastern of Dorchester, and their fam ilies
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Oregon for hunting and all got and her m any friends.
Tuesday of last week was the
The Auxiliary of the American their bucks.
While there she visited in St.
birthday of Mrs. A. W. Britton Legion In Port Orford met at
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George Walterboro,
Smoa k i,
of Denmark, and Mr. and Mrs. the hall Oct. 15 with Mrs. Jack
Oangeburg, H oiyhill all o f
Bob Powrle of Myrtle Point had Fishman, district presldentfrom RETURNS FROM LONG
which she had friends or rela­
a birthday dinner In her honor. Coos Bay, as special guests. VACATION
tives. She, her sister, Mrs. Grim -
She and Mr. Britton drove over
Before the meeting Mrs. Fish­
ball and n iece, Mrs. Sam Lyons,
for the occasion.
man had been entertained at din­
Mabel Edstrom has returned w ent to North Carolina to try
ner by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley home after a four month vaca­ and find a cool spot in th e
SUNDAY CALLERS
Spencer.
tion that started J une 19 when mountains. Cn Sept. 26, sh e
Sunday afternoon callers at the
It was reported at the meeting she went to V allejo, California, flew to C hicago to visit a sister-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bark- that the Auxiliary had met their for the wedding of her grand­ in-law , staying there till Oct. 1,
low were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Det- membership quota of 37 and that daughter, Lorna Lee S ca lcin i, then going by Greyhound bus t o
lefsen and Mrs. Hattie Lee Hol- plans are being made for the Vet­ on June 22. Staying there with M anitowac, W is., where she
lmon from Coquille.
erans’ Day Breakfast which is her daughter and fam ily t ill stayed ten days with Mrs. Wilber
served annually by the men. It J une 25, she flew to Charleston, Haase, another daughter. Leav­
TO SEATTLE
Is planned that the business peo- South Carol ina to visit
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with her ing M anitowac at 7:20 a. m .,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sabin pie of Port Orford who have pur- brothersJohn and Calvert Newtai Oct. 10th, she arrived in Sa n
of Langlois took their son, Rod, chased Flag Service for the year and sisters Mrs. Ernest Grimball, Francisco at 12:05 p. m . , w est
to Seattle to return to the Ser- will be Invited guests,
vice.
He will be leaving for
The Rehabilitation budget for
the year was sent in by Mrs.
Korea very soon.
B. B. Stratton, chairman, and
“THE NOOSE PAPER"
was approved.
Attending the Open House at
On Saturday night, Oct.26,
more than 60 people gathered Oregon State School for the Blind
at the Sixes Grange hall to In Salem Oct. 17 were Maude
enjoy the annual Booster Night Weir, Betty Keeler, Wanda Beas­
education, fun and fellowship ley, Maxclne Smith, and Phyllis
program. Twenty-one guests Smith, members of the Port Or­
were present from the Chetco ford Lions Auxiliary.
A project of the local group
Grange at Brookings, being
brought In one “ crummy" by Is to sponsor a student In the
Donald Coe and feeling much school each yearby paying trans­
like sardines when they un­ portation costs, buying needed
loaded from the vehicle.
clothing and remembering him
Hie first Item of Interest with special gifts. This year
was the potluck dinner which Harry Howerton, an 8-year-old
was served at 6:50 and at 8 student who Is nearly blind, Is
p.m. the officers took their being sponsored and the ladles
stations, the fla g was pre­ visited him and took his pic­
sented and Robert Billings, ture.
master, turned the p r o g r a m
Part of the Open House sch­
over to Albert Krlbs, lecturer. edule Is a trip through the school
Arnold Spinning, field rep- conducted by one of the students Lions To Hold
VISIT WINDMAISERS
resentative from the Coos Bay and the local group saw the out­
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bryant
office of Social Security, con­ door education display and gym­ Celebration
from Lake Oswego, brother and
ducted a question and answer nastics and visited most of the
To celebrate their 10th anni­ sister-in-law of Mrs. Wind-
period, and greetings were giv­ rooms. They saw outdoor slides
en by William Webster, master that were taken at a mountain versary and charter, the Port maiser were guests at the Wlnd-
of Curry County P om o n a,an d and ocean recreation campwhlch Orford Lions will have a ban­ malser home last week. Bryant
Morris McGrew, m a s t e r of Is maintained for the students quet at the Port Orford Mas- went fishing and lost the "big
Chetco Grange. Clarence Bro­ and enjoyed a delicious luncheon onic hall Nov. 9, at 8 p.m., one" on Tuesday, but on Wed-
oks, a member of the State with the whole group, which in­ catered by the ladies of the nesday landed a fine one.
Grange Executive commltteand cluded a total of about 200 peo­ Eastern Star.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Curry County Deputy,presented ple from auxiliaries all over
At the meeting of the Senior
items political and otherwise Oregon.
They were also en­
Citizens last week there was a
which were of Interest to every­ tertained with a puppet show SWEET GUESTS
Guests at the home of Mr. potluck at 6 p.m., and the birth­
one.
and a concert by the school
and Mrs. Art Sweet of Sixes days of those born in October
Twenty-five year pins were choir.
presented to Mr. and Mrs. L.
The ladles were amazed and for a few days were Mrs. Tracy were honored. Dow Clarno, Mrs.
W. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. thrilled to see the marvelous Oldenburger of Palo Alto, Florence Sonderman, Mrs. Aud­
Art Sweet and Mrs. Estella work that is being done for the Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Ker­ rey Gebauer, Albert Britton and
Hansen. Others who will re­ blind, or almost blind, boys and mit Smith and small son, Law­ Bill Grover w e r e the special
rence, from Sunnyvale, Calif. guests and the 21 people present
ceive them later are Mr. and girls of our state.
Smith is Mrs. Sweet’s cousin. enjoyed the birthday cake with
Mrs. Clarence Hines, Stella
them. The group is hoping to
Slocum, Clarence Hansen, Mr. SISTER HERE
organize Into a regular Club
and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson
Mrs. J . B. Phillips of Port SURPRISE PARTY
If they can have enought people
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wag­ Orford has been very 111 at her
Last Wednesday was
the attending the meetings.
ner.
home In Langlois and her sister,
A reading, "Sis Hopkins and Mrs. Ada Schlattl, from Port­ birthday of Mrs. George Mc­
Her Beau, Bilious," was given land came to stay with her for Donald and on Sunday night VISIT ROSES
Guests at the home of Mr.
by Mary Krlbs, stories and awhile. Another sister, Mrs. after church a group of fri­
Jokes were told by various Minnie Chapman, and her daugh­ ends really surprised her by and Mrs. C. B. Rose last week
members and the Introduction ter, Joyce Boyd, came from Bur­ calling at her home with a were her uncle and aunt, Mr.
of everyone present fit Into ley, Ida., to help at the Phillips cake and ice cream. Besides and Mrs. Lowell Ellis of Til­
the more serious parts of the home and also to visit their Mr. and Mrs. McDonald the lamook, who stopped on their way
program.
other sister, Mrs. Hazel Hof- following were In the group: to California to visit a relative
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Read of of Mrs. Ellis who Is 111.
Because It was a “hard time" sess, who lives in Langlois.
Portland; Mrs. Tracy Olden-
party and nearly everyone was
burger of Palo Alto, Calif.,
dressed to fit the occasion, it HAS SURGERY
was difficult to choose the most
Stephen Hofsess, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweet
fitting costume, but finally and Mrs. Dick Hofsess of Lang­ of Sixes; Mr. and Mrs. A1
prizes were given to Morris lois, had surgery on his eye Krlbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McGrew, Betty Tope, Juanita lid last week and was brought Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mit­
Billings and Clara Erwin.
home Thursday.
His father, chell and Charles, and Bea
Dick Hofsess, will have surgery Martin, all of Port Orford.
on his leg for collapsed blood
RHODENDRON GARDEN CLUB vessels Nov. 3.
SON VISITS
Mrs. Wilbur B ro w n in g and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gebauer
Mrs. R. K. Erwin were host­ WEEKEND GUESTS
entertained their son, Roger, and
esses for the Oct. 24 meeting
Dennis Buss, grandson of Mr. his son, Jay, from Salem over
of the Rhodendron Garden Club and Mrs. Art Strain of Langlois, the weekend. Since Mrs. Ge-
at (he Erwin home.
and two friends were ween end
Mrs. Browning served refre­ guests of the Strains from Rose­ bauer’s birthday was on Sunday
and Jay's was this month they
shments to Mrs. Sam Cuatt, burg over the weekend.
celebrated them both Sunday with
Mrs. George Schaefer and
a dinner and happy time to-
children, Mrs. Gene Cotton,
getfcer-
Mrs. Bob Morrill, Mrs.George Langlois Wins
Guerin, Florence Sydnam, Mrs.
Las» year the Battle Rock
Don BJerg, and guests Dick football team was victor over
Erwin and Ron Morrill.
Langlois but this year the foot­
The door prize was won by ball fever at Langlois paid off
Mrs. Browning.
to the tune of two wins over
Mrs. Guerin gave a report Battle Rock and one tie. The
on slugs and snails, and Mrs. third game of the series was
Schaefer reported on the Iron- played Oct. 22, with weather
wood tree while Mrs. Erwin conditions very bad, but the pep-
displayed a box made of Iron- pep-up Langlols-ltes piled up
wood. Mrs. Cuatt, program a score of 54 to 14 for the
chairman, demonstrated mak­ Port Orford team.
ing owls to be used as decor­
ations.
CARES FOR NURSERY
Nov. 14 will be thenextmeet-
Roy Lundholm from Los An­
lng with Mrs. Gene Cotton. geles,
Calif., is caring for the
Since this Is the Thanksgiving Donald Stryker
nursery and home
meeting, It will begin at 10 a. while he Is In the
hospital.
m., with the annual dinner at
noon. At this meeting Mrs. ADOPT CHILDREN
Browning will give (he tree
and Mrs. Jerry Blacker
report and Mrs. Cuatt the gar­ of Mr.
Monticello, DU, have adopt­
den pest report.
ed an 18-month-old boy and a
4-month-old girl. Mrs. Blacker
DINNER GUEST
Sunday dinner guest of the
Leo Mitchell family was Bryon
Theis of Cottage Grove.
For
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R,1?, * ° U KNOW THAT
CURRY COUNTY COURT HAS PAID MR
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BEACH PORT ROAD. THIS ROAD IS LESS THAN i MILE LONG.
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