6 - P o r t O r fo r d N e w s ,
T h u r s d a y , A p rU 3 ,
1969
Firearms May
Be Outlawed
Folk Siegers To Make Appearances
EASTER
The Game Commission ad
vised h u n t e r s that firearm s
could be outlawed In the national
forests except during hunting
seasons, If the recommenda
tions of a citizen's advisory
committee are followed by the
Department of Agriculture.
Under the committee’s pro
posal, firearm s would have to
be cased while on public do
main administered by the For
est Service except during hunt
ings seasons or on established
shooting ranges.
If Clifford M. Hardin, Sec
retary of Agriculture, should
follow the recommendations,
Oregon hunters will not be af
fecte'! too much, according to
the Commission, because of the
year-long open season on non
game animals, predators, and
rabbits.
FINED FOR SHOOTING
Loren Dixon, Port Orford, was
fin ed $25,w ith $5 suspended, in
M u n icip al C o u r t M onday by
Judge L oraine H aines.D ixcn was
arrested by c ity p o lice for d is
charging a p e lle t a ir-g u n in the
c ity lim its.
S E R V IC E S
SET
Easter Sunday m orning se r-
vice a t 11 a . m . a t the Port O r-
ford C o m m unity C hurch w ill
featu re a brass trio le d by Mr.
K en n eth N elso n ,lo cal band d ir
ecto r. M rs.V irgilL ibby wfll sinz
The H oly C ity. "
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SENIOR CITIZENS T O MEET
The Senior C itizens c lu b of
Port Orford w ill m e e t a t the
A m erican L egion h all on M on
day, A p ril 6, a t 6 p. m . for p o t
lu c k dinner follow ed by bingo.
Everyone is rem in d ed to bring
a w hite e le p h a n t" for a prize?
d
HOME
FRO M
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BUFF1NCTON
MEMORIAL PARK
port ofcnmo lions
In the ev ening service, 7:30
p . m . , the S a c ra m e n t of H oly
C om m union w ill be observed.
Pas ter Best's serm on su b ject for
th e evening w ill be "We who
b eliev e in the R esurrection. "
mnounces site of the Buffington M em orial Park, on 14th St. , b eing sponsored by th e Local Lions.
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c °m ing Convention to be held
reaüv
A pril 26.
M erit c e rtific a te s w ere fo r-
vvarded rom the a rea supervisor
J e a n W ynyen to Joanne B elcher,
Betty K eeler, Echol N utt and
OPS
M abel R ight,for losing the m o st
Tops we ight dur ing th e past ye ar. T he
îsday, Easter contest was w en by J o -
w ith a m c Belcher. The prize was a
* r ge. «ew h a ir sty le.
>r the
T he n e x t m e e tin g w ill be a
C C U LE G E
soci
had open heart surgery. He is
making good but slow progress.
Holly and Heather McLeod,
daughters of Mr. an d Mrs.
Raymond McLeod of Langlois,
have returned from a stay with
a brother in California and
are a t t e n d in g Pacific High
school.
ffOm AprU 24 thru at «
re a tly
im bug
leauty
. . D° US Wing, son of M r. and
M rs.A rthur Wing of P ert Crford
was h om e from P acific Union’
C ollege, A ngw inn, C alif, and
brought a guest, C hristine M ic h -
THE KEY FOLK SINGERS, pictured above, are f r o m
N orthw est C ollege in Kirkland, W ash., where K athy Sharp
daughter of R ev.andM rs. R .L . Sharp of Port Orford, has a t
ten d ed during the w inter term and w here she w ill be goin~
again for the spring term . This is a Liberal Arts co lle g e
sponsored by the Assem bly of God Church. On Friday, A pril
4 ,(tom orrow ),the Key Folk Singers w ill be a t P acific high
school during the fourth period; a t 7:30 th a t even in g they
w ill be a t the Good Friday service a t the L utheran C hurch
in Port Orford; on Saturday, A prU 5, a t 7 p. m . , the group
w ill le a d a "H ootenany" in the c a fe te ria of th e grade
school; on Baxter Sunday m orning, A pril 6, th ey w ill sing a t
the Sunrise service a t P acific high school a t 6:30 a. m . and
a t 11 a. m . on Sunday th ey w ill be a t the Port Orford A s-
sem b ly of God Church.
W ork Sm arter
N o t H arder
Sdfe of Mt
The pastor, H arold M. Best,
has chosen lor his serm on, "L in
gering too long a t the T om b. "
Pastor Best is now liv in g in Port
U-iord and has assum ed f u l l
c w c iL t r y °f
C om m unitY
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Fully Cooked
ARM OUR
families move
Mr. and Mrs. James Hat-
maker, son and daughter-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hat-
maker of Langlois, have moved
to the San Franctsco, Calif.,
area where he will be employ
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boone
(Ruby Hatmaker) have moved
to Sutherlin where he will work
In the timber. Mrs. Hatmaker
went over there on Wednesday
to held them move and also to
visit Mr. and Mrs. David Hat
maker (Cherl Nowlin) In Rose
burg.
By BERNICE STRAWN
OSU extension specialist
how to alter
What’s in your clothes closet
that you haven’t been wearing?
Maybe a collar Is uncomfortable
because it stands away from
the neck or there are cross
wise folds In the back of a skirt
below the waistline.
Elaine Carlson, Oregon State
University Extension clothing
specialist, suggests you may
give your spring clothing bud
get a boost by analyzing what’s
wrong with unsatisfactory clo
thing and making alterations.
An Illustrated extension bul
letin, “A l te r in g Ready-to-
Wear,” shows How to make
a variety of alterations. It’s
free. Ask your County Exten
sion office for a copy.
rlcants such as graphite and
kerosene, oil, or a silicone
compound.
If windows stick, use white
petroleum Jelly or other lub
ricant on any metal moving
parts. For other windows, use
paraffin where the window rubs
against the frame.
For drawers that squeak, rub
a wax candle or paraffin along
the runner on the bottom of thè
drawer. Sometimes it Is nec
essary to sandpaper or lightly
plane the runner Iwfore lubri
cating.
ATTEND 'QUIET DAY'
On Monday, March 24, Josie
Forty and Dee Hansohn of Port
Orford and Rosalie Leith from
Gold Beach attended the “Quiet
Day’’ at Emmanuel Episcopal
church in Coos Bay. The meet
ing was conducted by Rev.
Mother Ruth, Superior of the
Community of the Holy Spirit,
In New York, who visited in the
Diocese of Oregon from March
21 to 27.
'Hie theme for the day was
“ New life of the Sprit” .
KEELERS VACATION
On Sunday beginning spring
vacation the Floyd Keeler fam
ily of Port Orford took their
travel trailer and enjoyed a
trip up the north coast, going
as far as Long Beach, Wash.,
and stopping at Newport, and
other towns, spending two days
In Astoria. They all were In
terested in the undersea gar
dens, aquariums, museums,
finding the museum at Tilla
mook one that they would urge
everyone to visit.
On the return trip they visit
ed Mrs. Keeler’s mother at
Lebanon, returning home Sun
day.
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U.S.D.A. Choice B eef
FRESH FROSTED
Oregon Grown P an R eady Fryers . . .
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CENTER CUT BONELESS BUTT
Ham Roasts . .
PACIFIC 12-0Z JAR
lb 8
Fresh Oysters - . 79 c
9 c
FOR BREAKFAST
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MCDPn
NEBERGALL PORK
Ham Slices . .
lb
98 c
ARMOUR STAR MIRA CURE 12-0Z PKG
Sliced Bacon . . 5
ARMOUR STAR
Sausage Rolls
ea .
49 c
12-OZPKG
Skinless Franks. 4
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McKAY’S FEATURED SPECIAL
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M cK ay's
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COFFEE
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Pow dered M ilk 88*
Cling Peaches . .. 4° 88*
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Ice Cream
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Strawberries
Orange
Juice
BAN Q e rr
Ham Dinners
S V N N Y V A L ï 6-OZ
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Orange?
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Large Avocados .
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