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tours of New Orleans and the
Carlsbad Caverns, a trip to El
Paso and over the border Into
Mexico and a stay 1* Palm
Springs. They visited the A r­
nold
Mikelsons
in
Mega,
Arizona, and other friends and
relatives up through California.
F or Oregonians, the weather
was very warm but enjoyable
fo r a change they said.
■1— Poet Orford News, Thursday, November 6, 1969
Worth Curry
Mary Farrier
Box 222, Sixes
Phone 332-29721
Pomona Grange
Elects Officers
'•pour oerono »sûtes • lam & îo / s
and June and Wayne Spencer,
Eugene, one day last week.
of Port Orford recently re­
turned from a tr ip to Eureka to
v is it Mrs. Hubbs’ niece and then
on to Paradise, C alif, to v is it
Marlon’ s siste r and husband.
The Curry County Pomona
Grange m et at the Si.es Grange
hall N ov.l, for their fall m e e t­
ing. A turkey dinner was served SON IS BORN
M r. and M rs. Nick Hensley,
at n o o n . Guests were Mr, and
Elk River have a new son born
Mrs.Andy Anderson, West Coast
Pomona Master, and Mr.and Mrs. Oct. 29, 1969, at Keizer Hos­
Harold McCue from Coquille. pital, North Bend, weighing 6
Joining Pomona were M r.and lbs, 14 1/2 oz. Grandparents
Mrs. A .J. Skelton from Sixes are: M r. and M rs. Earl Ear-
rington, Port O rford, Mr. and
Grange.
Election of officers was held Mrs. Carl Hubbell, Coos Eay,
a s follows: Master, Clarence and great-grandmother, Mrs.
Davies, Chetco; Overseer, R. K. Syneva Lindberg, Port Orford.
Erwin, Sixes; Lecturer, D o c i a
Sweet, Sixes; Steward, George
McDonald, Sixes; Asst. Steward, VISIT ROBINSONS
Guests of M r. and Mrs. Har­
Joe Zumphe, Chetco; Chaplain,
Ivy Webster, Chetco; Treasurer, old Robinson were M r. and Mrs.
Florence Bray, Chetco; Secre­ David Stevens of Altadena,
tary,M argaret Hurlburt, Chetco; C alif., and M is . Ruby Noe, of
Gate Keeper, Ed Chalk, Ophir; El Monte, Calif.
Ceres, Juanita Billings, Sixes;
Pomona, Grace C o e , Chetco;
Flora,Alta Phipps,Ophir; L.A.S., IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Georgia Uougherty and
Tressa McGrew,Chetco; Execu­
Mrs. Erma Wagner are In
tive C o m m i t t e e , Clarence
Southern Coos General Hos­
Brooks, Sixes, Pop fkay. and Mor­
pital.
ris McGrew, Chetco.
Attending from Sixes were:
Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald,
Mr.and Mrs.R. K. Erwin, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Skelton, Mr. and Mrs.
National Education Week will
Art Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Montgomery, Katherine R i c e , b e held Nov. 9-15, with the
Clarence Brooks, Juanita Bill­ them e "Better Education Your
ings,Ed Seeyle, and Tressa Gor- Job". The Port Orford grade and
Battle Rock schools will hold
such.
in open house Thursday,Nov. 13,
GRANGE TO MEET
starting at 7 p. m.
November 8 will be the next
m eeting of Sixes Grange. This SCHOOLS TO TEST
The Port Orford schools will
w i l l be election of officers.
g i v e audiometric testing on
November 22 is t h e Grange
social night. November 23, the Nov. 14, at 9 a. m.
Grange and churches of northern
Curry will m eet at the grange
VISITS MOTHER
Rodger Gebauer from Salem,
hall for a Thanksgiving dinner
spent the weekend w i t h his
and m eeting.
mother, Mrs. Audrey Gebauer,
DINNER SLATED
Port Orford.
November 13, Flora-Willow
club will m eet at the club house
for a m eeting and Thanksgiving CONFERENCES SET
Today, Thursday, Nov. 6, school
dinner,
will be dismissed at 1:15 p.m .
for parent-teacher conferences.
GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The Rhododendron Garden Conferences will begin at 1:30
club will m eet November 20, at p. m. Report cards will be out
the club house for their Thanks­ Nov. 7.
giving dinner and meeting.
Nat. Ed Week Set
SISTER VISITS
Elinor Sutton, sister-in-law
of Audrey Kreiger, has moved
from Alaska recently and stop­
ped to see Audrey.
VALET GUESTS
Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Norm
Valet's, Hubbards Creek, l a s t
weekend w e r e Norm's sister,
Jessie W.irner and her daughter,
Sharon Bonnet, from Amity.
GET DUCK I 1MIT
Darrel Fromm anil Bob Burton
went to Beaver Marsh last week­
end duck h u n t i n g and were
lucky enough to get their lim it.
IN SPRINGFIELD
Mr.and Mrs.Tom Meade went
to Springfield List weekend to
take their granddaughter,Cheryl
Fromm, h o m e . She had spent
some lim e withM r.andM rs. Ray
Fromm and Mrs. Dora Hatton.
GUEST OF BENS
Syilney Issel and daughters
were down from Cottage Grove
to spend Halloween weekend
with die Elmer Bens fam ily of
Port Orford.
ON HUNTING TRIP
Mr. and Mrs.J.imes A. Wick­
ham spent tendays on a hunting
trip to Vale and Klamath Falls.
Not much luck in hunting was
had but they enjoyed lots of rest
.uni recreation. They said they
enjoyed com ing d o w n Green
Springs Mountain w h ic h was
most colorful indbeautiful with
the autumn leaves at their best.
FROM WASHINGTON
Relatives visiting Thelma and
John Belcher were his aunt
and uncle, from Mossy Rock,
Wash., M r. and M rs. Clarence
Oavls and they brought with
them, M r. and M rs. Wes H ar-
lson, and son Wayne.
BROTHER VISITS
Guests at M r. and Mrs. Joe
Lameres, Port Orford, werehis
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Vem Lamere, San Francisco,
Calif. Vern is a planner-esti­
mator In the engineering de­
partment at the veterans hos­
pital at Fort Miley, Calif.W hile
they were here, they enjoyed
some trout fishing in Garrison
Lake.
IN COTTAGE GROVE
M r. and Mrs. Robert Thom­
as spent last weekend in Cot­
tage Grove visiting Mr. Thom­
as’ brother who is ill.
VISIT STAUFFERS
Mrs. Josie Forty spent a
few days last week visiting
with the Walt Stauffers in Coos
Bay and reports that they are
happy there.
VISIT DAUGHTER
M r. and M rs. Ray Bushnell
went to C orvallis recently to
visit their daughter and fam ily
and on returning hit a deer with
their new car doing some dam­
age to one side.
NEW GRANDSON
M r. and M rs. John F. Car­
penter, Newport, Rhode Island,
are the proud parents of a baby
boy born Oct. 27, 1969, weigh­
ing 7 lbs. 3 oz. Grandparents
are Mr. and M rs. John G. Car­
penter, Port O rford.
PARENTS VISIT
Hunting guests at their daugh­
ters and fa m ily, M r. and M rs.
Tom Shepherd of Langlois were
M r. and M rs. Ted Tufteskog of
Salem.
PF.AY PINOCHLE
One table of pinochle was held
at Barbara Everest’ s house last
IN COOS BAY
Mrs. Lute Henry and Joanne
Kreutzer of Langlois were
FROM BANDON
M rs. L . L . Jackson of Bandon
visited Mary C orrick last Tues­
day.
GEER COMPANY
Company last weekof M r. and
M rs. Herb Geer of Langlois
were th e ir daughter, M r. and
M rs. Conser and baby from
Springfield; Herb’ s sister, M r.
and M rs. Hank Erickson from
Los Angeles, C alif., and Mr.and
Mrs. Pellet and daughter from
Newport.
SEES DOCTOR
M r. and M rs. Louis Kreut­
zer of Langlois were in Med­
ford la st Tuesday fo r a doctor
appointment.
TRAVEL TO FLORIDA
M r. and Mrs. Ben Johnson,
Elk River, recently returned
from a trip which took them to
M e rritt Island, Florida, where
they visited Ben’ s brother and
wife.
He Is employed at the
Cape Kennedy Base. While
there they toured the John F.
Kennedy Space Center. Before
going to Florida several days
were spent in Superior, Wis­
consin and Deluth, Minn., v is it­
ing relatives and friends. Some
seriously. W hen you b rin g in clothes
to clean . . . w h a te v e r they m ay be
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ONE CCUPON pea FAMILY
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BOONDOCKERS MEET
The lloondockers Motorcycle
V
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LOW OF
DRY CLEANING
Club had a meeting last Satur­
day night at the Sportsman Club
In Langlois, there were two
temporary officers elected until
the end of the year. The next
meeting w ill be Nov. 8 at 8:00
p.111. at the Sportsman Club.
Alt members are encouraged
to attend. On Sunday the club
members went for a ride In tlie
Gold Beach area.
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REAP A IL T H E APS
EARNS HONOR
Dan Winslow, form erly of
Port O rford, son of Mr. and
M rs. Clyde Winslow, Squaw
Valley, was named sailor of
the month in the navy and re­
ceived an weekend trip to Japan.
We tak e our dry clean in g tasks
SPgO/AL OFFCRf
nJ parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Dwire, Sixes, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn S c h r a d e r , Arago.
G reat-grandfather is Robert L.
Munford of Arago.
QUEEN OF WEEK
The TOPS Club met at Mrs.
Mabel Rights due to the over­
flow of people at the unemploy­
ment office.
Queen fo r the
week was Geneva Lambert.
Chargeless
Checking
Account.
DRY CLEANING
FROM CAI IFORN1A
M r. and Mrs. A rt Medina
(Elaine Britton), ami son Bobble
from Santa d a ta , Calif, were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Art B rit­
ton of Langlois recently.
Hairdressers and Cosmotolo-
gists, AffiUiate No. 21 of Curry
county m et Monday evening,
O ct. 20, at the Salon of Beauty
in Gold Beach to make plans for
the next meeting-workshop to
be held Nov. 9 at Lois' Beauty
Shop, also at Gold Beach.
The all-d ay workshop will
follow a short business m eeting
at 9:30. Jackie Stewart will be
the guest artist instructing in
new techniques and trends.
Following the Monday m e e t­
ing refreshments were served by
hostesses B o n n i e Sm ith and
M ildred Nelson.
Attending from Port Orford
were Dorothy V alet, N o r m a
Harrison and Audrey Kreiger.
7 i oz.
Susan and Delmar Robison
were home from Ashland to
v is it their fam ilies, the Louis
Schwabs and the E lm er Rob­
isons.
CATCH FISH
A rt F a rrie r, and Don Mc­
Leod, Arago, were down one
day last week to go fishing with
Bob F a rrie r on the Sixes River
and A rt was lucky enough to
catch two fish.
NO SCHOOL
There will be no sc two I on
Veterans' Day,Tuesday, Nov. 11.
Hairdressers
Meet In Curry
NEW GRANDSON
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schrader
(Jeanie Dwire), Coos Bay, are
parents of a new son, M ichael
Francis,bcrnO ct.25,at Southern
Coos General Hospital, Bandon.
Young M ichael weighed 8 lbs.
VISIT PARENTS
VISIT FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Callihan
and son, C arl, were here re­
cently to v is it her fam ily, Mr.
and Mrs. Ren Rundberg and
grandmother,
Mrs.
Addle
Helmken.
FROM EUGENE
Addle Helmken was down to
the mouth of the Sixes River
with Plercy and Muriel Sweet
IN GRANTS PASS
M r. and M rs. Dick Barklow
of Langlois wenttoGrants Pass
recently fo r business.
EDWARDS GUESTS
A variety of guests visited
M r. and Mrs. George Edwards
last week. Their niece, Evel­
yn Northup of Broadbent was
over fo r lunch and afternoon on
Monday, and on Tuesday, an old
school chum of Mrs. Edwards,
Clara Engles, and Mr.and Mrs.
Elm er Standford were vlsiing.
DANCE AT SKYLOFT
Squaredancers at the skyloft
Halloween dance, Oct. 25 were
M r. and Mrs. Harvey Meyers,
M r. and M rs. Albert Britton,
M r. and Mrs. Roy C arr, Mr.
and Mrs. W illiam Kurzhawl,
M r. and Mrs. W illie Smith.
Dansuy Lantz called. M r. and
Mrs. W illie Smith won firs t
prize fo r their pirate costumes.
VISIT PARENTS
Last weekend M rs. Carolyn
Stewart and children, Michael,
and Julie, visited with her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor­
ris , Port Orford.
VISIT MRS. HELMKEN
Company at M rs. Addle
Helmkens of Sixes recently
were M r. and Mrs. B ill Bur­
gher from Salem and Ronnie
Helmken, grandson, from Eug­
ene.
NEW RESIDENTS
Ruth and Fred Lancaster,
form er natives of Bandon, re­
cently purchased the Helmken
place on Sixes River amt have
moved here from Pacheco,
Calif.
PLAY VOLLEYBALL
The Scramblers vollyball
team of Langlois played a game
with Reedsport at Langlois last
Wednesday. They won one game
and lost three.
shopping In Coos Bay last F r i­
day.
VISITS GRANDMOTHER
Mitchell Sutton brought his
fishing boat down from Alaska
to Portland and then came down
to Port Orford to visit his
grandmother, M rs. W illiam
McLellan.
DAUGHTER BORN
M r. and M rs. Bobby W orrell
are new parents of a g irl, Pam­
ela Lynn, born Oct. 27, 1969,
at Curry G e n e r a l Hospital.
Grandparents are: Mr.and Mrs.
Floyd Keeler, and M r. and Mrs.
Glenn Clark, both of Port
O rford.
VISITS SISTER
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Severns
went to Sheridan last weekend
to visit Mrs. Severns' sister, the
Tony Eiseles.
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p e c.
What do we mean by “chargeless check­
ing”? Exactly that. It’s free! Because it
eliminates cheeking account service fees.
Thousands of our customers are already
taking advantage of this free personal
cheeking service. z\U you have to do is
maintain your regular cheeking account
balance at the no-eharge level: a minimum
monthly balance of $300, or an average
monthly balance of $500.
Of course, you'll still receive First class
cheeking service. But you won't get charged
for it. So you'll be saving a little extra
money each month. \nd. once you've built
your account to the no-eharge level, you'll
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always have money in reserve, in case you
need it for emergencies.
Stop into any First National office. And
th e n ...g o ahead. Write all the checks
you'd like. Free!
Wed like to
get to know
you.
Member F D 1C
ATTENDANT ON DUTY
MONDAY - 9 Vo 5 P*1
THUfiS, FC.I-, ÇAT.-I2 30 4« $ 30
K-WASH :
VISIT MRS. FRY
Colleen and Bob Couch were
down to v is it Mrs. Pauline Fry
of 1 anglols last Tuesday.
IN CAI IFORNIA
M r. and M rs. Marlon Hubbs
HALL JOINS ARMY
Mr. and Mrs. Bob F a rrie r,
M r. and Mrs. D arrell Fromm
and fam ily, and M r. and Mrs.
Bud Hall and fam ily got together
at the Louis F a rrie r home on
Cape Blanco Road fo r cake and
coffee last Sunday to say good­
bye to Jim H all, son of M r. and
M rs. Bud Hall, Sixes, who Join­
ed the Army last Tuesday.
Thursday with JanlceShepherd,
Bobble Barkluw, and Jean Rob­
erts attending.
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