North Curry
'•P O U T ORFORD » S H F S » L A N G L O IS
BPW Club Holds
Buffel Supper
The Business and Profes­
sional Women’s club of Port
Orford met with their members
In Gold Beach on Tuesday even­
ing for a buffet supper pre­
pared and served by the pre­
sident, Evelyn Moir, assisted
by her daughter, at the Masonic
hall at 7 p.m.
Bertha Riley, MargaretWatt,
Madelaine Larson, Kathryn Mc­
Pherson, Ronnie Rucker, Elsie
Kay, Mabel Holt, Jeanne Chris­
tie and Marge Barrett were
guests.
The proposed budget for 1969-
70 was prepared by the commit­
tee, Geneva Tucker, Betty Bit-
elaw and Bertha Bergstrom, and
accepted by the members.
It was announced that the
monthly letter sent to each
club and state officer by the
state president, Dr. Ruth Beb-
ber of Ashland, is called “ A
Receipe for What’s Cooking in
Oregon B. P. W.”
A skit called «Just What is
This B. P. W.?” was presented
by Louise Hahn, Mrs. TUcker
and Mrs. Bigelow.
Marge Barrett, correspon­
dent and photographer for Rual-
ite and the Coos Bay World,
was the speaker and answered
the question "How Important
Is News Coverage to Your
Club?”
The next meeting will be on
Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the Galley
in Port Orford, at 7 p.m. The
topic will be « Personal Devel­
opment” .
HELP PAINT HOUSE
Mrs. Wilbur Sypher of Lang­
lois went to Eugene last week
to help her sister and family,
the Charles Doanes, paint their
house.
The Doanes brought
her back on Thursday evening.
the funeral of his brother, Frank
Tiedemann, Friday. Also two
of his sisters who live in Port­
land, Mrs. Elsie Raffenserager
and Minnie Alden were present
for the service. Three other
sisters live in Iowa and were
unable to attend.
Hold Convention
In North Bend
Edwards in Langlois were Mr.
and Mrs. Nolan Bowman, Fort
Dlx, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. El­
mer Stanford, Coquille, Mrs.
Evelyn Northup and daughter,
Janice, and Mrs. Mildred Nor­
thup and daughter, Iris, all from
Broadbent.
ATTEND WEDDING
On Friday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Geer attended the
wedding of her great-nephew
In Springfield.
On Sunday the Geers attended
baptismal services for their
grandson, Dennis Conser, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Conser
(Mary Lee Geer) in Springfield.
Godparents for the little boy
were his aunt, Joyce Geer and
his uncle, Doug Conser of Jun­
ction City, who are both twelve
years of age.
Mrs. John Mlkulecky, Mrs.
Geer’s mother, came home with
them from Coos River. Their
daughter, Joyce, will visit at the
Conser home in Springfield for
two weeks.
FROM EUGENE
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Moore of Stone-
sypher road were Mrs. Esther
Harrington of Eugene and her
sister from Iowa.
Mrs. Harrington is a former
substitute teacher in the I ang-
lois grade schools and is well
known in the community.
A newphew of the Moores,
John Ellesson and hiswifefrom
North Bend, were recent visit­
ors at their home.
FROM SELMA
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tucker,
Selma, visited his mother, Mrs.
Barbara Tucker and the Hat-
maker family last week.
VEIT STRAINS
Spending last weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Strain in Langlois were Mrs.
Strain’s mother, Mrs. Sadie
Prindel from Eugene, and Mrs.
Prindel’s friend, Mrs. Chap­
man.
On August 2 and 3 tlie 8 et
40 held their 37th annual state
convention at Pony Village
Motor Inn in North Bend. This
is an affiliate of the American
I eeion Auxiliary.
One of the big projects of
the 8 et 40 is the prevention
and care of cystic fibrosis and
tuberculosis in children.
Members of Coos and Curry
Salons 309 and 630 were hosts
for the convention. Mrs. Edith
Mirrasoul was in charge of reg­
istration an»l arrangements.
Former presidents of local
Auxiliaries were in attendance
at the convention and several
were in attendance from Curry
County.
CAMP ON UMPQUA
Weekend campers up the North
Umpqua and on to Crater Lake
and back were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Bigelow of Port Orford and
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bigelow of
North Bend, The men are bro­
thers and the women are
sisters.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Roy Tiedemann from Iowa
came to Portland and then to
the Denmark cemetery to attend
AT WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer
flew to Wichita, Kan., to attend
the wedding of her nephew in
Ottowa, Kan. Mrs. Meyer
helped at thewedding reception.
While gone on their 10-dav
trip tlie couple visited her bro­
ther in Ottawa and his sisters
in Lyons and Sterling, Kan.
They returned in time to attend
tue Airsiream Trailer Rally.
CLEAR PROPERTY
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reitz,
Mendocino. Calif., are clearing
their property in the Silver
Springs area and are getting it
ready to build their home to
move into as soon as they sell
their property in California.
VEIT PARENTS
Mrs. George D. Sanders and
son, Jody, were up from Wil­
letts last week to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Savage of Port Orford.
RETURNS TO ASHLAND
Connie Guerin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Guerin
of Langlois, has returned to
Ashland after spending two
weeks with her parents. She
expects to work in Ashland
until college begins.
Port Orford News, Thursday, August 14, 1969—3
IN HOSPITAL
Guests at the homeof Mr.and
Mrs. Ed Hansohn In Port Or­
ford recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hogard from Los
Angeles, Calif., and their dau­
ghter, Marian. They visited
a week at the Hansohn and then
returned home taking the Han-
sohns with them.
After a visit in Los Angeles
the Hansohns returned to Port
Orford with a load of furniture
and found that her father, De
Witt Barkley, was in Sacred
Heart hospital in Eugene after
having a heart attack. She was
glad to report that he is at
home and improving.
Mrs. Hansohn left for Port­
land on August 12 to enter the
University of Oregon hospital
in Portland where she is sched­
uled for two major surgical op­
erations. She expects to be
there for a month.
IN REEDSPORT
Hazel McKenzie, Mrs. Fred
Savage, Mrs. Dalus Weir, Mrs.
Laverne Tope and Mrs. Frank
Morris went to Reedsport
Thursday night to a tte n d the
Eastern Star Friendship night
program.
WARD GUESTS
Overnight guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ruppert Ward
in Port Orford last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shinn from
Marysville, Wash. Tlie Shinns
visited their daughter in Ar­
cata, Calif., and his mother in
Bandon while on the vacation
trip in their camper.
MAKING QUILT
Judy Brekebrede, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jen­
sen of Denmark, is home for
the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Charles Jensen is mak­
ing a "Memory Quilt” for Pam
Mayea and has invited Pam’s
friends to contact her for a
block on which they may em­
broider their names to add to
it.
IN SMITH RIVER
Mr.and Mrs. Dale S'.agdon of
Port Orford went to Smith River,
C alif., an Sunday to m eet with
other members of the Blagdcn
family tohave a visit with their
nephew «ho will be going into
the service very' soon.
tHu,.
DUTCH COUNTRY TIP or RUMP ROAST
I
3-4 lb. sirloin tip roost
flour
cooking oil
2 tsp. salt
tsp. pepper
1 m edium onion, sliced
|
|
|
i
I
oftnni
IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. James Hat-
maker, son and daughter-in-
law of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hatmaker of Langlois, are liv­
ing in Southern California where
he is employed in the field of
electronics.
V*
wo,.
«k,.
WKa..
NEW SIGN
A new sign is prominently dis­
played at the southend of Lang­
lois reading "Stormy's Hideout
Restaurant. " Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Storm are the owners-managers
of the business which was form­
erly "Whalen's."
DINNER GUESTS
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
andMrs.RalphBaird of Port Or­
ford were Mr. and Mrs. John
Sandness who are leaving soon
for ftincetcn, B.C., where he
will teach science in the high
school.
Cta Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs.Baird, Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth
Smith of Portland, and Mr. an-’
Mrs.Harry Deiter of Multnc ah
called on Andy Madison.
ie
Smiths were an their way hc.ue
after a vacation trip to Reno,
N ev., and interesting places in
southern California.
LEAVES FOR VIETNAM
John Thomas, who graduated
from the Army photographer's
school four weeks ago, and his
wife and two sons, with his par­
ents,Mr.and Mrs. Wayne Thom­
as, were in Port Orford over the
weekend caring for their prop­
erty in this area.
John left for Vietnam on Mon­
day.
»kv. tWu,,
»M,, «k.,, Hk
F ull Cut
Round
Steak
1 clove garlic, m inced
2 b ay leaves
4-8 sm all onions, peeled
6 -8 m edium carrots, p ared
6 -8 sm all potatoes, p ared
’/a cup w a te r
Sprinkle meat lightly with flour; rub in. Brown slowly on all sides in a small amount
of hot oil in Dutch oven Season with salt and pepper. Add sliced onion, bay leaves,
garlic and water. Cover and bake a t 3 0 0 3 5 0 degrees until almost tender Add
vegetables: cook until tender. Approximately 2 ' , 3 hours.
.
Chef Charme' suggests serving Burgundy wine with this dinner.
Pineapple-cottage cheese salad
Hot blueberry muffins
Spice cake, mocha frosting
Coffee —
Tea —
Milk
Estes Family
Members Injured
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Estes
of Coos Bay, son and daughter-
MOTHER VISITS
in-law of Mr. and Mrs. James
Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Griffin, Estes of Sixes, and five child­
brother-in-law and sister of ren
on their way home
Mrs. Dick Barklow, and their from were
the family reunion which
daughter, Cynthia, from Port­ was
held in Oakland, Calif.,last
land, brought Mrs. T. G. Sum­ weekend when he lost control of
eriin from Myrtle Point and the car on the rough edge of the
stayed Monday night at the pavement south of Bandon. The
Barklow home in Langlois. Mrs. car was totalled, but none of the
Sumeriin is the mother of Mrs.
passengers were seriously
Griffin and Mrs. Barklow.
hurt—just scratched and bruis­
ed—except Dennis who is still
in the hospital in traction with
CANASTA PLAYED
neck and back muscle injuries.
Three Table Canasta club
On Tuesday Donna Zitzelber-
met at the home of Mildred ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hill August 6 for dessert lun­ James Estes, her daughter
cheon and cards.
Brenda, and her brother, Sp 4
Honors went to Mabel Eds­
Ronald Estes, were involved
trom, Mildred Hill and Ollie in a head-on collision in front
Britton.
of the Sixes store because of an
Guests were Mabel Edstrom, obstructed view. Ronald was
Viola Hamilton, Gerry Preston driving and was not hurt but
and Thelma Good.
Donna received a cut on her
The next meeting of the club leg and a scraped shin. Little
will be at the home of Rose Brenda, 22 months old, had an
Davis on Sept. 3.
artery cut in her head and re­
ceived a black eye.
Sp 4 Ronald Estes and his
HAN PICNIC
wife (nee Cindy Batchelor) plan
The Part Orfcrd Senior Citi­ to spend his furlough with rel­
zens club is planning their next atives and friends in this area.
meeting an Aug. 18, at Humbug They have one son, Jim , who
State Park picnic area, if the is seven months old.
weather is good. If the weather
is not good they will m eet at
the American Legion hall for COUSIN VISITS
Visitors at the home of Mr.
potluck at 6 p. m. as usual. The
picnic,if it can be enjoyed, will and Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Lang­
lois, were his cousin, Dale
be at noon.
Wilson, and family from Con-
CLARNO VISITORS
nel, Calif.
Mertica Butveric of Portland
spent a day last week visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dow FAMILY CAMPS
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Belanger
Clamo of Port Orford. Mr. and
Mrs.George Clamo of Coos Bay and children, Randy, Janine,
Cindy and Dawn, have return­
were visitors also.
ed from a family eight-day
camping trip up the Sixes Ri­
ver.
SON WELCOMED
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Parsons
of the Port Orford Zion Lutheran GETS PROMOTION
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon For­
Church are proudly announcing
the birth of their first child, a ty of Port Orford have received
sen, Ehren Carl, bom at the word that their son, James,
Southern Coos General Hospital has been promoted to E5. He
in Bandon an Tuesday, Aug. 5. is stationed in Hawaii.
Theyoungman weighed in at 7
pounds 12i ounces.
Grandparents who were made VISIT HENRYS
Mr. and Mrs. John O rr of
glad by the news of his arrival
are Mr.and Mrs.Engle Anderson Coos Bay visited at the home
of Moscow, Idaho, ind Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry
Mrs. Frank Parsons of Susank, in Langlois on Sunday of last
week and on Saturday evening
Kansas.
the Henrys were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Wells in Gold
Beach.
TAKE BIKE TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Seguine
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wills of Langlois rode
their "bikes” up Elk River
and over Iron Mountain on Sun­
day making the return trip by
Elk River.
Bill Tbcker, of Myrtle Point,
son of Mrs. Barbara TUcker
VISIT IN WASHINGTON
of Langlois, is really getting
Mrs. Mary Corrlck and her
a "ribbing” these days from
great-granddaughter, Kathleen
his friends, because of the
Kreutzer, of Langlois, return­
wound his own gun Inflicted on
ed last Thursday from a visit
his heeL His gun discharged
in Battle Ground, Wash.
as he was getting out of his
car and It was found that the
safety catch was worn smooth,
MOTHER VISITS
thus causing the accident
TUcker was on crutches for
Saturday overnight g u e s t
at the Harold Caughell home
some time and then had to re­
In Langlois was his mother,
turn for a stay In the hospital
Mrs. Gladys Caughell of Coos
because the artery in his foot
Bay.
broke loose and was causing
serious trouble.
Since Tucker has long been
VEIT EDWARD6
an Instructor in gun sagety, his
Visitors last week at the
friends are making the most of
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
this opportunity to kid him.
FROM WASHINGTON
Mrs. Mary (Dobbama) Yoder
of Colton, Wash., was in Port
Orford last week looking after
her property in this area.
BONELESS RUMP OR TIP
B eef Roasts
LBS
BONELESS
CENTER CUT
,«89«
♦ ♦ ♦
B eef Shanks
I
LB*
G round Chuck . 7 9 '
NEBERGALL RING BOLOGNA OR
EACH
39<
ZH -ea S c h llllix
1
One Jar
EFFECTIVE: THURS., FRL, SAT.
KRAFT 6-OZ
Limits
CofSee
M a
•O LIVE A BACON
*COMBINATION
* BOLOGNA
ALL BEEF BOLOGNA
•SALAM I
’ SPICED LUNCH
•PAR TY LOAF
PIMENTO
Polish Sausage 69« : r p r r
ay's M arkets
> A rm our Star or
. Choico Boof
H a ,.
•NEBERGALL 8 VARIETIES 6-OZ PKCS
FRESH
4 R oll Pack
t-
»109
♦ ♦ ♦
Beef Roast
issue
iLB
Mustard
Mujlard Seed. 19c
1-m S chllllnr Stick
Cinnamon .
69c
1 -H o s HchUllmr
Celery Seed . 2 3 c
m -m
Schllllnr
Pickling Spice 2 9 c
lZ-aa Whcatiea e r I t oe
W ITH PURCHASE OF
ONE POUND PKG
NEBERGALLS ALL MEAT
Bar Soap . . 15c
SKINLESS WIENERS
s u n a h ln . i l- a a H rd ra a
• r i i- s a O a ta ic .l
Baa. t t c
Cherrios . 2 ° 7 7 c
J e r ia a . Balk H I»
K a ( ltc
Cookies . . 5 9 c
CITRUS DRINK OR
G atorade Cola
I®
SIX PACK REG 79’
58«
PLUS DEPOSIT
NEW CAMPBELL’S 28-OZ
• -as Inat&nt
Maxim Coffee $1*9
1 Paond
J-Lb
n g,
Yuban Coffee. 9 7 c
Croat Mediaaa His« K e f l»c
Homestyle P o rk & Beans 4 p i
Toothpaste 3 ; »1
■aarat A o U -r n s a lra a l
Deodorant .
STANDBY 303 SIZE KIDNEY BEANS, SPINACH, SAUERKRAUT
Keg 11.I t , We
V eg etab les 5 :8 8 «
TS NO
r
a ,, U
79c
PEACH. APPLE,
PINEAPPLE, CUSTARD,
COCONUT CUSTARD
M a c a i» -. w.
Spaghelii
Banquet
P IE S . 4 : ‘I
R eal W h ip
Topping . T 4 9 c
Wounded By
His Own Gun
Large l ocal S llc ln f
\ o
Id ah o an H ash B Ira
ra w n
L aral G ra venale In Tap« fee Fie«
Prunes - 5 » $1 Cukes . rr 10c
• aa Fkg»
Lo c al B a rb a n k
Inst. Potatoes . 39c Peaches
F»
Apples . 5 i $1
eanaiaa ac table'
la
t ( C H H I A N C f H a a t ,a a r a r d » NO W > » r m . .
L
A h
ST
,4:89c
«traw be rrlea . raapbarrle«. pie charrie« Lae b r r r lea
bay »e a b e r r lea A peachea packed I W I t lb« per Un
O rd e r D ead line M X > « . A a < I I '
n
i
V