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Langlois Youth
To Raise Doq
Sam Conley, a 13-year-old
eighth grader In Langlois, won
Reserve Champion In 4-
Obedlence fo r ¡968 at the State
F a ir. A few days ago he re­
ceived a bonus in the form of
a fu rry white American Es­
kimo Puppy with the registered
name of “ Snow White-Snow
G irl” .
The five-week-old p u p p y ,
called "M ik a ” at home, Is a
cross between the American
Eskimo Dog and the Greenland
Eskimo.
This dog has been
especially bred in the United
States fo r 14 years, and here
on the West Coast they are
raised by the Sunvalley Kennels
of Kennewick, Wasti.
Mika is supposed to be a
small dog, not over 13 pounds.
The Sunvalley Kennels have
been Instrumental in producing
this breed in the toy and minia­
ture strains.
"Sam is t h r i l l e d and ex­
tremely happy by the trust he
has been given in raising and
training of Mika.”
WILLOW CLUB SEWS
Due to Illness not many of
the members of the Floras
Willow club were able to be at
the home of Mrs. C liff Lang
last week to sew but the ones
who could be there took their
sack lunches and madefour lap-
robes fo r The W lllows conval­
escent home, made one baby
Jacket, four pot holders and
worked on pillow slips.
The next meeting w ill be the
regular meeting fo r March and
w ill be held at the Sportsmen’ s
Lodge In Langlois on March 13.
This w ill also be a work meet­
ing, and Clara Erwin and Del-
sie Lang w ill be co-hostesses.
IN COQUILLE
On Thursday M rs. George
Edwards of Langlois went to
Coquille fo r medical care and
other business.
VISITS BROTHER
M r. and M rs. Leroy Stevens
of Port Orford went to Phoenix,
A rlz ., last week to visit his
brother who Is seriously ill.
TEACHERS MEET
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Port Orford-Langlois Teach­
e rs’ Association met at'-Pacific
High school Tuesday.
Louise Whittaker, teacher of
the Langlois thrid grade, has
been president during die past
year, and new officers, who w ill
be announced la te r, were
elected at this meeting.
FLY TO SEATTLE
M r. and M rs. Clarence Owens
flew to Seattle, Wash., Sunday
and returned Wednesday night
of last week fo r a "P re -su m ­
mer” vacation.
This was a
special treat given to Oiem by
tiie lr children so they could have
a little rest before die rush of
the summer season. Their son,
T e rry, from Eugene, ran the
store while diey were gone, tak­
ing complete charge until the
following Sunday.
Mike Owens, anodier son,
enlisted In the Arm y.
Hie
plan laid out for him Is that he
w ill go to Georgia fo r school­
ing as a Prop-Jet Mechanic
Immediately after completing
basic training, wldi no leave
to come home.
A NEW SON
Coming to live with M r. and
Mrs. Richard Syptier of Floras
Lake Is James l ee Sypher, six
months old, their adopted son.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and M rs. John West ami Mr. and
M rs. Harold Sypher.
IN MEDFORD
M r. and Mrs. Lincoln I'avis
and daughter of Sixes wont to
Medford to attend the Assembh
of Jehovah Witnesses Feb. 14-
16. Hie firs t night there were
about 370 in attendance and Sun­
day the count was 1808.
A group from this area at­
tended the Assembly held In
Coos Bay last weekend.
COUCHES RETURN
M r. ami Mrs. Bob Couch
have returned from a 10-day
vacation In 1 as Cruces, N. m .
Enroute home they visited Mr.
and M rs. Leonard Roach (I orna
Funk) In El Paso, Tex., and
other friends and relatives.
Word has been received by
M r. ami Mrs. Fvak ■ k»rt
O rford of the birth of Richard
Steven, second son of Mr. and
M rs. Leonard Roach, weight
eight pounds, at the Fort Bliss
Arm y hospital.
VISITS SWEETS
C allers at the home of Mr.
and M rs. A rt Sweet i
last week were Mrs. Winnlfred
Stanley , representative or the
Con Stan products, and Cecil
Kees of A shlar), Grange In­
surance representative of Jack-
son and Josephine counties.
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RECOVERING
Friends of Mrs. Pernot Duff,
who form erly held a rt classes
In Langlois and Neslka Beach,
w ill be glad to know that she
is recovering from a seige of
flu and hopes before very long
to welcome her students again.
Brooks Vacation
Mr. and M rs. Clarence
brooks of Langlois have re­
turned from a two and a half
months' vacation In Arizona
and C a li f o r n i a . Quartzsite,
A riz ., where the Desert Miners
cemetary and the "Camel D riv­
e r’ s’ ’ tomb are found,was ttielr
headquarters.
The story Is that camels had
been brought into that desert
area to haul mining supplies and
equipment because they could go
without water fo r so long, but
it didn’ t workout and the camels
were turned loose and were seen
there fo r a long time.
The Brookses visited San
Luis In Old Mexico and were
e s pe c 1 a 11 y interested in Hav-
asaw City, the new metropolis
that Is being built on the Colo­
rado River in Arizonia where
a modern saw manufacturing
plant w ill be established.
They visited in California,
going to Bly todo their shopping
while staying at Quartzsite,
going to Es cond 1 d o , Laguna
Beach, Santa Ana, Santa Maria
and Morro Bay. They visited
these area during the time of the
te rrib le floods and found roads
washed out, bridges gone and
farms that looked like lakes.
At Santa Marla, on their way
home, they visited Mr. and Mrs.
W illiam Riley (Sandra Brooks)
and son, their granddaughter,
and looked after property at
Morro Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Clell Mason
and M r. and M rs. Harry Green­
well of Bandon and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Thomas of Port Orford,
also Mr. and M rs. E rie Parker
of North Bend, were callers
at the Brooks tra ile r, as were
others they had met in the camp
in previous visits there.
They found a most unusual
weather pattern fo r Arizona
this year. A few snow flakes
fe ll, frost occurred on seven or
eight mornings and from 1 1/4
to 1 1/2 Inches of rain were
very different In that country
where any rain is very unusual.
When they returned home
their son, Don, and his son,
Jim m ie, from Eugene visited
them.
CHICK HATCHES
Interesting th in g s always
seems to be happening at Battle
Rock School In Port Orford and
one of the latest is the a rriv a l
of “ Henry” o r "H enrietta” ,
tlie definite name to be chosen
la te r. This is a baby chicken
which hatched out In the Sixth
Grade room,
taught by John
Black. A Quail egg incubator,
which looks like a cake plate
cover, was borrowed from Mr.
and Mrs. John Belcher and two
hens eggs were placed on It
and guarded carefully by the
youngsters. A ll who worked on
the project are proudly pro­
claiming “ We had a 50% hatch
anyway.”
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Rhododendron Garden
club met with the Senior C iti­
zens at Bandon fo r their Feb­
ruary meeting.
Mrs. Catherine Rice became
a Garden club member.
Roll call was answered by
naming a wild animal of Curry
County. M rs. Don BJerg gave
a report on the Garryce Oak
which grows In this area and
specimens were shown of the
tree.
Mrs. Bob M o rrll gave
tlie garden pest report on the
leaf miner, telling of tliedamage
they do and M rs. Sam Cuatt
demonstrated
making paper
roses.
Making the trip to Bandon
were Mrs. Don Bjerg,Florence
Sydnam, Mrs. George Guerin,
M rs. Sam Cuatt, M rs. Bob Mor­
r ill, Mrs. Gene Cotton, Mrs,
R. K. Erwin and Catherine Rice.
Hie club served refresh­
ments after the meeting with the
Senior Citizens as theirguests.
IN SAI F. M
Mrs. II. II. llllte rb ra n d of
Langlois went to Salem on bus­
iness Wednesday of last week,
returning Friday.
Local Couple
Repeal Vows
the Hairdressers Association
from Brookings, Gold Beach and
Port Orford was held at the Sun­
set inn In Gold Beach Feb.
8. This was a benefit fo r the
March of Dimes and stvles
were furnished by Kay-Lynn and
Gary-Gay fashions. Shoes, pur­
ses and other accessories were
also exhibited.
Dorothy Valet, Audrey K re l-
ger and Norma Harrison from
Dorothy’ s Shop In Port O rford,
attended the Show. Norms was
Dorothy’ s model fo r hair set­
ting, and then set the hair of
M a r g a r e t Wulllen. A large
group attended the show from
this area.
Mrs. Elsie Belcher and Don
Sheffield of Port Orford were
married Friday at the Zion
Lutheran Church by Pastor Don
Parsons.
A reception was held at the IN SAN FRANCISCO
i of Mr. and M rs. John
M r. and Mrs. CharlesJensen
Belcher after the wedding which of Denmark went to San Fran­
was attended by members of the cisco, C alif., la st weekend to
imi (sllate fam ily. Thosecom- v is it their daughter, M rs. Edzel
in from Washington forthefoc- Musnl, and famUy.
caslon were tlie sisters of the
new Mrs. Sheffield, Mrs. Henry
Valentine from Centralia, M r. KNUTSON GUESTS
and
Mrs.
Herb Mayhew,
Gordon Knutson of Portland,
Onalaska, and Mr. and M rs. son of M r. and M rs. Lyle Knut­
Clarence Davis of Mossy Rock, son of Langlois, visited his
and nephew and niece, Mr. and parents from Wednesday to Sat­
Mrs. L a rry Bigbe, alsoof Mos­
urday of lastweek. Miss Sherry
sy Rock. The out-of-state group Sypher of Portland was a guest
were guests of the John Belcher in the Knutson home over the
home from Thursday night until weekend.
Monday morning.
IN EUREKA
Mr. and Mrs. A riel Mac­
Donald of Port Orford joined
their daughter and fam ily, the
Ralph Donaldsons from Sunny­
vale, C alif., at Eureka fo r the
weekend.
BROTHER, SISTER VISIT
A brother, Charles B. MUls,
and a sister, Mrs. Esther Reid,
of Lincoln City, were guests of
A. F. M ills in Langlois fo r five
days last week.
DINNER GUESTS
M r. and M rs. Daryl Phil­
lips and Ronda, A rt Sypher and
Dale Barton were Sunday din­
ner guests at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Fry and son, Bob.
On Monday, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips and Ronda left fo r
Yorktown, Va., where h e w lllb e
an instructor at the Coast Guard
Reserve Training Center. En­
route to V irginia they w ill be
stopping in Canyonville to see
Mrs. P hillips’ s uncle and in
Kingman, A rlz . where they w ill
v is it his parents.
AT FUNERAL
Last week Mrs. Zona Shee­
re r of Port Orford went to
Boise, Ida., to attend funeral
services fo r her mother. While
In Idaho shevlsttedherdaughter
In Caldwell and a brother In
New Plymouth.
GORSUCH IMPROVING
A telephone call from the
Veterans’ s Hospital In Rose­
burg last week gave Mrs. Wal­
ter Gorsuch of Langlois the glad
news that W alter is no longer
on the "seriously i l l ” lis t but Is
much Improved.
AT FUNERAL
Mr. and M rs. Kent Wagner
of Port Orford went to Port­
land to attend tlie funeral ser­
vices fo r Mrs. Chas. Brooks
which was held on Sunday. Mrs.
Brooks was an aunt of Mrs.
Wagner.
M r. and M rs. Ren
Itundberg of Sixes who are old-
time friends of Mrs. Brooks
also went to tlie funeral.
IN PORTLAND
Mrs. L illie Knutson, mother
of Lyle Knutson of Langlois, has
gone to Portland to v is it re l­
atives before returning to her
home In Minnesota later this
spring.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
On Feb. 26 Duplicate Bridge
was played at the Legion Hall
in Port Orford and the winners
were: 1st, M rs. Charles Haines
and M rs. Rod McKenzie; 2nd,
Ed Bigelow and Roy Deets;3rd,
M r. and Mrs.JoeHalbersleben.
hears from brother
John Moore of Stonesypher
road has received a le tte r from
his 90-year-old brother in the
"Land of the Midnight Sun” ,
northern Norway, which states
that they aren’ t having any snow
in that area fo r the fir s t time
in his memory.
TO HAVE SURGERY
Raymond (Cookie) McLeod
went to the University of Ore­
gon Medical School hospital in
Portland last Thursday and" is
scheduled to have open heart
surgery today (Thursday).
A friend of M rs. McLeod’ s,
M rs. Helen D a v id s o n from
Grants Pass, Is staying with her
while her husband Is In the hos­
pital.
BACK TO CLASSES
Mrs. Edith Jones, L E. D.
teacher at the Port Orford El­
ementary school, has returned
to her classes after a month's
battle with the flu and compli­
cations. During this time she
spent two weeks in the hos­
pital.
GETS FRANCHISE
M r. and Mrs. Bruce Sequlne
are happy to announce that they
are now franchise dealers fo r
the "Sachs” motorcycles fo r
Southwest Oregon.
Hie firs t
bikes, arrived during the week­
end at their "West Coast Cycle”
shop on highway 101 across
from the Foster Service Station.
The next motorcycle races
w ill be held March 9.
IN CORVALLIS
Mr. and Mrs. B ill Hefner
of Langlois went to C orvallis
last weekend to see their son,
Tony, wrestle in the 191-pound
class at the State Wrestling
Tournament. They were proud
of Ills fifth place because tlie
contest was between the top
1C w restlers in each weight
class.
Legion Auxiliary
To Make Flowers
w ife) decided to re a lly surprise
him .
Those present for the evening
were Mrs.Calhoun and daughter
Sandra, M r. and Mrs. A rt Sweet,
James DeDere, M r. and Mrs. A 1
Kribs, Be a M artin, M r. and Mrs.
Leo M itc h e ll and Charles. Mr.
Calhoun received cards and gifts
from friends who could not at­
tend.
Port Orford Legion A uxiliary
No. 176 met on Tuesday of
last week at the hall with Pre­
sident Viola Spencer presiding.
A report showing that $486.-
60 has been credited to this
group fo r cookies,old electrical
appliances and things fo r the
Gift Shop at the Veterans hosp­
ital was read from Jean Strat­
ton, rehabUltation chairman.
The president reported that
The ju n io r girls class of the
the adopted patient at the Rose­
burg Veterans hospital was no Community Church held a par­
ty at the church on Friday, Feb.
longer living and this A uxiliary
28.The games and refreshments
would be given a new one very
served w e re in charge of the
soon.
Instructions fo r making the class president, Renee Foster;
vice-president Cathy Huret, and
20 dozen flowers each unit Is
to make were given and they are Cindy Neal, Prizes were won by
to be ready by May 19. Mary Cindy Gehrke, Rhonda McCune,
B razil w ill be in charge of this Betty Klutz and Charlotte M e­
work and It Is planned that two cum.
Those attending were Rhonda
days w ill be used.
The birthday of the Legion McCune, Renee Foster, Debbie
w ill be celebrated on March Branham, Kathy P r ic e , T a m i
18 with a potluck dinner at Hammerberg, Rene K irkpatrick,
6 p.m. in the Legion hall.
It was announced that the 1969
Oregon G irls State session w ill
be held on June 15-20 at W il­
lamette University In Salem.
This w ill be the 28th annual
session and the g irls chosen
to go w ill be junior class stu­
dents. This gives the g irls a
chance to use in their senior
year what they learn at the G irls
State sessions. The local com­
mittee fo r this work this year
is Noma Thomas and Maude
W eir.
C in d y Gehrke, Teresa Green,
Donna Gehrke, Betty Klutz, Cyn­
thia Harper, Theresa Bens, Gerri
Huret, Kathy K e e le r , Brenda
Longton, Cathy Huret, C in d y
N e a l, Charlotte Mecum and
their leader Mrs. Vera Huret.
SHOP homc
ro w
w e e s ro a r
Junior G irli
Hold Parly
GRANGE TO INITIATE
On Friday night, Mar. 7, at
the Chetco Grange in Brookings,
the F irs t and Second degrees
of Subordinate Grange w ill be
exemplified in fu ll form and any
granger who has only been ob­
ligated in these degrees is in­
vited to attend and be initiated.
On March 21 at Chetco, the
Third and Fourth degrees w ill
be exemplified and the Fifth
degree w ill be presented in fu ll
form at the next Pomano meet­
ing.
This is being done In
preparation fo r receiving the
Sixth degree at the State con­
vention which w ill be held in
Ashland June 9-13 this year.
A ll Grangers are invited to
these meetings.
SEE MUSICAL
M r. and Mrs. Roland Gerhardt
of Port Orford visited w ith the
Leonard Gerhardts in North Bend
over the weekend. Cn Saturday
nig h t t h e y enjoyed "M y Fair
Lady" at lie L ittle Theater in
NorthBend.They a ll thought the
performance was most outstand­
ing and urge a ll who can to see
it.
CHOIR TO SELL
ZIP DIRECTORY
It has been announced this
week that the National Zip Code
Directory is now available from
a ll the members of the Pacific
high school choir, or i f the one
that is contacted does not have
one on hand, an order m ay be
le ft at the school and the D ir­
ectory w ill be supplied. These
books are about the size of the
telephone directory and have
40,000 listings of the Zip Codes
for a ll cities of the United States.
The young people are selling
these dire cta rie sfor$ l each and
the funds cleared w ill be used
to help pay the expenses incur­
red in preparing for the musical
they w ill present an A p ril 17,
18 and 19—"Where Is The M ay­
er?"
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
VISIT MOTHER
M rs. Benny Cox and Mrs. R.
A group of friends of W illia m
T. Guerin of Langlois drove to Calhoun gave h im an early
Portland to v isit their mother, birthday surprise party onM on-
Mrs. Eva Apllng, who has been daynignt,M arch 3. His birthday
seriously 111. They found her isMarch9,so he wasn't expect­
much Improved.
ing anything so soon, but since
On their way home they v is it­ he w ill be going to his ranch in
ed their brother, Kenneth Apllng Idaho very soon for the spring
and fam ily, In Eugene.
work the group (advised by his
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Sunday dinner guest at the
home of M r. and M rs. Delbert
Neal In Port O rford last Sun­
day of last week was Thomas
Cherlan, of the Christian
National E v a n g e li s t i c As­
sociation, who was the morn­
ing speaker at the Community
Church.
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Mr. and M rs. Lloyd Read
of Portland were guests fo r
two days of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Funk, in Port Orford
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grandparents of the twowomen,
who are Just out of the hospital
and need care. Mrs. McMurray
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resident of
1 anglols.
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