4 - Port Orford News, Thursday, November 21, 1968
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• POUT ORPOKO » s u e s • LAN&LOlS
Lions Tenth Anniversary Celebration
Reviews Projects; Awards Nade
Blythe, Calif., Epperson’s for
mer home, before he goes over
seas for an 18-month hitch. She
will stay with her parents while
he is gone.
Sharp, Cheryl McDaniels, Carol
Tope, Kathy Sharp, Tim Sparks
and Susan Rlsley.
Rev. Sharp Is announcing that
the annual bear hunt is on by
the men and boys of the As
sembly of God church and that
traps have been set up Elk
River by Bald Mountain Creek.
"If you are In that area, please
be careful."
SURPRISE PARTY
On Sunday afternoon, Nov.
17, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mey
e r and Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Hansen really surprised
W. L. Montgomery by walking
in on him with ice cream and
cake.
It was Monty’s 79th
birthday.
gin at the elementar) schools
of this District on Nov, 25,
according to announcement by
Donald Tate, principal of the
Port Orford schools.
WW1 Veterans
Note Signing
Over 50 members of Vet
erans of World War I of the
U. S.A. ai'd their Auxili., I
served the 30th anniversary of
the signing of the Armistice
closing World War I on Vet
erans’s Day, 1968.
The meeting was held in the
V. F.W. hall in Ba-
, Md
after a one minute silence at
11:00 a.m. a Memorial service
was held for those Veterans
who lost their lives in the
conflict and those whohavedted
since that time. This service
was conducted by District Com
mander James Vincent and Dis
trict Auxiliary President Mar
jorie Moore of Brookings, and
following it a potluck dinner
was participated in by those
present.
An afternoon of entertainment
provided by the members of the
Barracks in the District was
presented in the aftertx’on.
In spite of adverse weather
conditions members of the or
ganization were present from
Bandon, Brookings, Coquille,
Myrtle Point and Port Orford.
Virgil Libby, harmonica solos
by Ralph Miller, and a piano-
organ duet by Mrs. Forrest
Elliott and Mrs. Kenneth Nel
son. Rev. Kline presented sev
eral Negro spirituals accom
panying himself on his guitar.
He brought the message for the
evening on "The Conversion
of
the
Dying Thief on
the Cross.’’
Following the
service a dessert potluck was
held in the church’s overflow
room. Kenneth Nelson was in
charge of the evening and dir
ected the young people’s groups.
Leon White brought the Sun
day m o r n i n g worship service
message on Nov. 17, on the
subject of "Being a Christ
ian Today.”
On Sunday, Nov. 24, Rev.
Kline w ill again be vis
iting and will bring the morn
ing message.
The charter night dinner to
celebrate the IOtii anniversary TOPS CLUB MEETS
of the Port Orford Lions club
NIECE VISITS
was held Sat. evening, Nov.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Larson
The
Twi-Lighters
Tops
club
9, at the Masonic hall. The m et an Tuesday, Nov. 12, and of Eugene were visiters at the
dinner was prepared and ser Donna ZiUelberger was honor
Wilbur Sypher home Sunday.
ved by the ladies of the East ed and crowned queen. This Mrs. Larson Is Mrs. Sypher’s
ern Star.
niece.
was a social meeting.
Joan Nelson and Betty Keel
Lucy
Wallace
and
Renee
VEIT PARENTS
er had charge of decorations Selby presented films and a
ISENHARTS VEIT
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Ellen
and Delbert Neal cared for the talk
on
Hawaii
and
Mrs.
Har
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Isen- Mitchell) Martin of Portland
guest book, while Kay Neal old Brown and daughter, Becky
Eigth Graders
hart of Langlois took a trip were weekend guests of her
pinned name tags on each one were special guests.
to
Brookings
and
Crescent
City,
parents,
and
brother,
Mr.
and
present.
Tell U. N. History
Calif,, last week to visit his
Mrs. Leo Mitchell and Char
Keith Nelson, president of
sister and friends.
les, of Port Orford.
the club, opened the meeting
On Tttes., Nov. 12, the Port
with the Invocation by Rev. Couple Observe
Orford Business and Profes
Donald Parsons and the flag
sional Women’s club met at the
HOME AFTER SURGERY
FROM PORTLAND
salute. He then presented the Golden Anniversary
Cedar room at Orford’s for the
Mrs. Raymond McLeod of
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Zum
master of ceremonies, William
November dinner and program
Nov. 7 was the 50th wed
Miller, a past district govern ding anniversary of Mr. and Langlois is home and is making walt of Port Orford are en
meeting.
or of District 36E, who had Mrs. Fred Kitselman of Sixes splendid progress after major joying a visit with his brother
Speaker of the evening was
and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.
assisted in chartering the Port and two of their children came surgery.
Donald Tate, principal of the
C.
P.
Zumwalt,
from
Portland.
Orford club.
Port Crford Elementary sch
from Springfield to help make
A presentation of awards was it a very pleasant day for them.
ools, who spoke on "American
MRS.
WELCH
HOME
made by Burrell Babb to 10- Their son-in-law and daughter,
Education Week’’ and invited
Mrs. Jessie Welch has re
SUNDAY GUESTS
year members. Those receiv Mr. and Mrs. Heston Crain,
everyone to visit the schools
turned
to
her
home
after
vis
Sunday guests of Mr. and
ing the awards were Conrad and Lila Jones, were present
at any time.
Mrs. Alva Harry at Floras
Johnson, Ray Reinke, Burrell in their home and their son iting her sister, Mrs. Gussie
A group of seven eighth gra
Babb, Wilbur Green, Ira Tuck in Overland Park, Kan., and F arrier, and her niece and Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Church Holds
ders under the leadership of
er, Jim Wilson, Milton Leer another daughter in Houston, husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
their t e a c h e r , Mrs. Clarice
and Ray Pearson.
Tex., called to wish their par Huntley and family, and many Duley of Coos Bay.
Hopkins, dressed in costumes
Talent
Night
friends,
in
Sheridan.
Jim Gregory Diet. Governor, ents the "best of everything,"
representing seven different
On Sunday night, Nov. 10, countries and gave the history
BARBER SHOP OFFERS
introduced the speaker, Larry also they received lots of cards,
an
inspirational
and
entertain
HELP;
LAUDS
AREA
Sheehan, pastdlstrict governor, letters and calls from many
of the United Nations. This
FROM SALEM
One of the art centers of ing program was held at the has been a special project of
who chartered the Port Orford other relatives and friends.
Port
Orford
Community
Chur
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Salmans this area is the "Barber Shop”
Because of Kistelman’s ill
club during his year in office.
this class and the displays on
The club was chartered in 1957- ness it was not possible to from Salem, parents of Mrs. in Port Orford, managed by ch. The music and talent night, their bulletin boards are most
58 with 51 members. Lion Roy have a big celebration but they Bruce Sequine, were in Lang Anona Robinson, where a young consisting of musical solos, complete and comprehensive.
Enlund was elected charter pre enjoyed a special cake brought lois on Sunday to help her artist can always find help and readings, group singing and a
Those taking part in this de
those more experienced like message by Rev. Martin Kline monstration were Carolyn Pet
sident, serving fo the remain by the family and the special celebrate her birthday.
of
Coos
Bay,
was
enjoyed
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Dean
of
to
browse.
ing portion of that year and all day received the recognition
erson, P a tty McKenzie, Joe
Bandon spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Robinson and her fam approximately 45 in attendance. Marsh, Sandra Keeler, John
of 1958-59.
it deserved.
The
young
people’s
choirs,
Mrs.
Angie
Yoakam
of
Lang
ily have moved here from Calif
The first project after organ
Samudio, Dawn Coble and Ray
lois.
ornia and she is one of the Young Crusaders and Gospel Smith.
izing was the sale of brooms,
Bells,
as
well
as
a
girls’
quar
biggest boosters Oregon can
purchased through the Oregon
Mrs. Jon Barton (Connie) of
possibly have, talking to the tet, and saxophone-trombone
State Blind commission, with Bakersfield, Calif., visited her
Roger Montgomery, son of
tourists who stop and urges trio presented numbers. Other
Lion Jim Wilson as chairman. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James CHRISTIAN CHURCH
On Sunday, Nov. 24, AIK ribs, the citizens of this area and parts of the program consisted Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Montgom
They also voted to participate Kreiger, of Port Orford re
minister of the Port Orford state to develop the talents they of a piano solo of patriotic ery of Port Orford, has been
in every possible way in the cently.
made a Master Sergeant in
Christian Church, will continue have and most of all to boost hymns, a patriotic reading
Oregon Centennial year cele
by Mrs. Bob Meyer, a reading the Marine Corps and is to be
his series of sermons on "What Oregon.
bration that was held on July
by Mrs. W. L. Montgomery, discharged before very long.
Jesus Gives to Us".
"We
4, 1959.
GRANDSON HERE
come to Him, because He has
He and his family were to move
vocal solo by Mrs. Virgil Lib
In keeping with the Lions
Mrs. Roger LaFlamme of said ’Come Unto Me, all you
to their new home in Kingman,
by, trio consisting of Mrs. Es
HOOP PRACTICE ON
International programs they Sixes greatly enjoyed a weekend
that labor and are heavy la
Basketball practice will be- ther Calhoun and Mr. and Mrs. Arlz., Nov. 15.
have actively supported sight visit with her grandson, Brian den’
’’.
conservation in the area and Kennedy, of Myrtle Point re
At 7 p.m. the message will
have purchased numerous pairs cently.
^
be "What J e s u s Says to the
of glasses for needy students.
Churches” , a sermon from the
They are now sharing this act
book of Revelations.
ivity with the Langlois Lions FROM CRESCENT CITY
Bible School is at 9:45 on
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy King, par Sunday morning and the mid
Other projects include the ents of Mrs. Michael Knapp,
annual Christmas activities, the were weekend guests last week week service is on Wednesday
July 4th celebration, co-spon from Crescent City, Calif. One at 7:30 and everyone is invited
will be welcomed to every
sor of the annual athletic ban big attraction at theKnapphome and
meeting.
quet for the high school, donate was grandson, Danny.
annual scholarships to a dele
gate to 4-H summer school
BIRTHDAY NOTED
and to either Boys State or BIRTHDAY NOTED
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lumsden
Girls State delegates. They
Tbm Keeler, son of Mr. and and children and Mrs. Nick
built the drinking fountain at Mrs. Floyd Keeler of Port Or
Battle Rock Park, support Lit ford, was home over the Vet Stambaugh and daughter spent
tle League and have worked eran’s Day weekend to help his the weekend and celebrated
with the Boy Scouts. One of brother, John, celebrate his Joe’s birthday on Sunday at the
their annual projects is to paint 7th birthday, Nov. 11. Mrs. Kenneth Belden home in Port
all the crosswalks in town. Keeler had a very special bir Orford.
Currently they are sponsoring thday dinner for John, which
the bicycle safety program for was enjoyed by John’s grand
elementary school students and father, Floyd Keeler, his bro STORM ON VETERANS DAY
The annual Port Orford Am
for the past four years have ther-in-law and sister, Mr.and
sponsored
a
gun safety Mrs. Bobby Worrell, and his erican Legion Veterans Day
program.
They are putting uncle, Ernest Keeler, all of breakfast was a success on
Monday morning with cooks Bob
funds into a savings account Port Orford.
to purchase land for a city
Tom Is attending Lane Com Thomas, Bob Meyer, Ed Seel-
park.
munity College near Eugene. ye, Adolph Windmaiser and
Monty Montgomery on the Job.
In 1964 the Port Orford club
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Corbin
sponsored the Langlois Lions
of Gold Beach who are still
club.
BAZAAR DATED
The Lions club has sent
The Community Christmas members of the Port Orford
thanks to the Gold Beach club bazaar, sponsored by the Am post were among those pre
for their work in organizing and erican Legion Auxiliary, will be sent.
The Legion had asked all
sponsoring them, and thanks held at the Legion hall in Port
also to all the past district Orford, Dec. 3, 9:30 to 4:30. the local businessmen and their
officers for their assistance.
Noma Thomas, chairman, re families as guests, but very
ports that 10 organizations have few were able to attend. The
reserved tables for the day and weather was very windy, wet
any other organization wishing and stormy and the Legion re
Sian Allison
to take part In the bazaar may gretted that the flags could
make reservations with her at not be put out in honor of the
Top Salesman
day.
332-2961.
Lunch
will
be
served
at
the
For Magazines
bazaar by the Sixes Grange.
DISTRICT MEETING
The pupils of Battle Rock
Junior High school are much
The American Legion district
elated over the results of the IN EUGENE
meeting was held In North Bend
Magazine Sales program for
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cope week before last and was at
3
1968. The to ta l sales were of Langlois and Kathy Krlck tended by the Itopartment of
$880.87 and the commission went to Eugene on Sat., Nov. ficers and members from Posts
I
for the school Is $303.79.
2, to visit Doug Cope who Is in the district.
Top Salesmen for the pro a sophomore at the U. of O.
Harry Stevens, service of
ject were Stan Allison with While there thev went to the ficer, told veterans how to ap
$61.85, Pat McBride with $58.- U. of O. - U. S. C. football ply for pension claims and gave
45 and Paul Hammerberg with game and helped cheer Oregon, advice about signing power of
$36.00.
Doug came home last week- attorney for Legion veterans.
By rooms the sales were: ned to visit his family and to He said the power of attorney
1st, Mr. Black, $236.91; 2nd, attend the wedding of his cousin, does not apply to their per
Mrs. Stewart, $199.16; 3rd, Mr. Ed Kreutzer.
sonal affairs, but only gives
Cox, $160.31; 4th, Miss Broad-
tlie Legion power to act in
bent, $123.59; 5th, Mrs. Hop
their behalf in applying for
pensions.
kins, $109.90 and 6th, Mr. Go- TAKE VACATION
heen, $51.97.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Worell
John Mlrasoul passed out
The dally TbpSalesmenwere: of Port Orford have been on color pages for the poppy pos
Stan Allison, Pat Price, Mary vacation and went to I ebanon ter contest. The theme this
Belcher, Cindy McKenzie, Gaty to visit her grandmother, to year is "Color Your Country."
Frankovlch, Sandra Keeler, Pat Springfield to visit her bro
A golden anniversary com
McBride, Shelly Wilson, Joe ther and to Corvallis to visit mander’s guide was awarded I I
Bens and Fae Estes.
a girl friend. The rest of the to Commander Iialus Weir of
Those who sold $15 or more vacation will be spent at home. the Port Orford Post.
are to receive a sales award
from among those listed by
the Quality School Plan, who SCHOOLS CLOSED
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
sponsor the project.
Nine cases of Influenza,
Hie schools of dlst. 2CJ will
The names o f all who made be closed on Thanksgiving Day, bringing the year’s total to
high sales were put in a box Nov. 28 and Friday, Nov 29. 70, one easeof infectious mono
and Pat Price’s namewas drawn
nucleosis and one case of
from it and his award was a
mumps were the communicable
transistor radio.
diseases reported in Curry
VISIT FRY HOME
Battle Rock says "thank you”
Virginia Gillette, sister of county during the week ending
TARN KITS
* MODELS
to all who subscribed or re Mrs. Pauline Fry of Langlois, Nov. 2, according to the state
newed their subscriptions.
and Ralph Planalp of Grants board of health.
•TILEKITS ’ LEATHERKITS
Pass were visitors at the Fry
home on W«lnesday afternoon.
* MOSAIC KITS
FELT KITS
BEACH PARTY HELD
HAS LEG TESTS
On
Friday
night
the
Teen
Dick Hofsess, son of Hazel
* PAINT ON VELVET (BY NUMBER)
agers of the Assembly of God
Hofsess of Langlois, went to BACK AT IANGLOIS
church
in
Port
Orford
had
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jim
Epperson
Eugene for tests on his right
•MODEL AIRPLANES
beach party at Rattle Rock.
leg last week. It was found (Jackie Parr) have moved from A
welner
roast
was
enjoyed,
Gold
Beach
back
to
Langlois
that there can be no operation
* COMPLETE TESTOR’S PAINT DISPLAY
ami are staying at the home of followed by a scavanger hunt
and only severance of nerves her
around town, ending at the It.
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Har
if the condition in the bottom leyHilterbrand. They a re plan L. Sharp home.
of his foot gets worse.
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J . Q. Hunter of Clackamas as
speaker.
A calling campaign, special
prayer meetings and other pre
paratory plans are being made
for these special services.
Beachcomber News
On Nov. 9, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Britton, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Myers and Wilbur Kru-
zal attended the Deer Hunters
potluck and dance at the Sky-
loft in North Bend, where Lay-
ton Nelson was the caller.
Ernie Nelson, who is a cal
ler for the Beachcombers, and
his wife, Kari, are vacationing
in Hawaii, and Dave Garrett
and his wife have moved to
Palmdale, Calif.
On Nov. 30, the South Coast
area square dancers will be
at the Beachcombers Cove and
Denny Lantz of Grants Pass
will be tlie caller.
SEE BALL GAME
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barklow
of Langlois went to Eugene
on Saturday to help root the
university of Oregon football
team to victory over the Univ
ersity of Washington.
After the game they visited
her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Griffin, in
Portland, and went to Eugene
to help celebrate the 33rd wed
ding anniversary of their frie
nds, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Drew.
On the ip way home they visi
ted Mrs. Barklow’s mother,
Mrs. T. G. Sumerlin, in Myrtle
Point.
MASTER POINT BRIDGE
Monthly master point bridge
was played by the Port Orford
Duplicate bridge group on Wed.,
Nov. 13 and the winners were:
North-south, 1st, Mrs. Rod Mc
Kenzie and Mrs. Chas. Haines;
2nd, Mrs. F. W. Linklater and
Mrs. Ed Conley and 3rd, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dougherty.
East-west, 1st, Mrs. Edith
Jones and Mrs. Harry Kalina;
2nd and third were tie, Mr.
John Anderson, Mrs. Christ
ine Gobel, Bill Sweet and Ray
Hopp.
A special National Charity
game, sponsored by the local
Unit will be held at the Legion
hall on Friday, Nov. 29, at
8:00 p.m. All bridge players
are invited to participate.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Beginning on Jan, 12 and con
tinuing through Sat., Jan. 18,
a special evangelistic meeting
will be held at the Langlois
Community church with Pastor
WILLOW CLUB DINES
Twenty-seven were present
at the clubhouse in Langlois
on Thurs., Nov. 14, for the
annual Thanksgiving dinner of
the Floras-Wiiior club.
Mrs. Beverly (Strain) Foster
and small daughter were at the
dinner and had taken Mrs. Fos
ter’s grandmother, Mrs. Eva
Cope of B a n d o n , with them.
Mrs. Cope was a member of
the Floras-Willow club more
than 15 years ago and had a
grand time renewing friend
ships. She formerly lived in
what is now the Community
church parsonage.
On her way back to her home
in Port Orford, Mrs. Foster
took Mrs. Cope to visit Mrs.
Foster’s other grandmother,
Mrs. Gladys Beickel.
VISIT BRITTONS
To help celebrate Britton’s
birthday and Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Britton’s 18th wedding an
niversary, Mrs. Bob Powrieand
daughter, Mary, from Myrtle
Point, spent Sunday at the Bri
tton home in Denmark.
HAS CHECK-UP
Mr. and Mrs. Art Aldropp
of Langlois returned on Wed
nesday from Portland where she
went for a post-operative
check-up. She is feeling fine.
VISIT BAY AREA
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Isak-
son and family from Elk River
and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore
of Langlois went to Coos Bay
last Sunday after church and
then to North Bend to visit the
Moore’s nephew and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ellefson.
VISIT MONTGOMERYS
Guests at the W. L. Mon-
gomery home in Port Orford
for a couple of days last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Cook of Florence, old friends
who formerly lived in Port
Orford.
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