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•P ort Orford News, Thursday, September 21, 1972 Curry County 4-H Placings At Oregon State Fair Weaver, Brookings, while. T ra il Horae - seulor, Blanche Grover, Brookings, blue; Julie I ttlnger, Langlois Lines Brookings, white. F ifth year F o re stry, Deal U. Smith,Brook, ings, white. Geology - ju n io r-c a rre n B rit, ton, David B ritton, Andy Fos. te r, Cathy Foster, Langlois, white. Geology • Intermediate -Carol Everest, Langlois, blue; B la ir Barklow, Richard E vsri est, Langlois, red. Photography in , S tory-B lalr Barklow, Langlois, red. F orestry Judging and identl- fleatlon Team of Deal Smith, Deborah Smith and Linda Par- ke, Brookings, were highest in the state with Deal highest In- dividual. Other judging und identifica tion teams participating were; Geology - c a ro l Everest, B la ir Barklow, Richard Everest, Langlois. Livestock - Gayle Hefner, Port O rford, T e rri Crown, Linda K ockrltz, Brook ings. je rs e y c a lf Award, T e rri Crown, Brookings—Oregon Jer sey Cattle club. Many C u rry county 4-n club Poultry-Fancy Breeds - Pul. red, Sharon L . Corbin, Gold ed Foods, I.lzann Newhouse, B r o o k in g s , w h it e . members participated in the le t, Roy G. Scotton, Pistol R lv. Beach, red; T e rri M. crown, Wedderburn, blue, outdoor English Equitation-senior,Sue Oregon State F a ir as a result e r, red; Poultry Showmanship. Brookings, white. Junior Miss Cookery H— T o ri R. i dwards, Thompson, Harbor, white; ftlan- o f their efforts at the c u rry Intermediate, Roy Scotton, blue. M r s . T o m S h e p h e rd Phone 3 4 8 *2 3 6 5 B—Blanche G rover, Brookings, Brookings, white, c anning I - che G rover, Brookings, red. county F a ir, notes Walt Schroe Flower Arrangement Contest- red. Oregon Miss B—Cynthia sandy sm ith, J e rri Widmer, Novice Dog obedience,senior, der, c u rry county extension a- Intermediate, Deborah J.S m ith, Knox, Wedderburn, white. Brookings, red. Amy Marvin, Cynthia Loshbaugh, Bandon, gent. Brookings, red. Knitting II, Gwendolyn Bad Harbor, blue; Nicola Hedherg, white; Dog Showmanship, Sen PORTLAND VISITORS No matter what the color of the ted sweater Linda B illings Outdoorsman, Ann Bennett, ger, Brookings, red. Knitting VI, Kelly Long, Laura Long, Brook, io r , Cynthia Loshbaugh, Ban AT DEBTS HOME rlbtxm award, these boys and Gold Beach, exhibit. firs t on embroidered pillow Carol A. Everest, Langlois, ings, red. don, Blue. M r and M rs Tom Sensa slips and Katherine Rice firs t g irls took one more step in Intermediate Luncheon salad— blue; Blanche Grover, Brook, baugh and three daughters of on edging on pillow slips Showmanship - Interm edi. Wool—Romney, Ann Bennett, learning as they participated in L a u rie I rw in, Brookings, white; ings, white. Portland were v is ito rs last week Vera Redinbaugh Jessie E lls, this state-wide event. The ribbon ate — Pamela Weaver, Brook Gold Beach, white; W ool- Intermediate b a k li^ , Kelly end at the home of M r and M rs Clothing Style Revue, in te r- ings, red; K erry c. Smith, Suffolk, Nancy Buffington, o - and W L Montgomery were r e is only a tanglible evidence of Long, Brookings, blue. Ray Deets ported ill mediate, Pam Batty, Laurie Er- Brooldngs, white.Showmanship, p h lr, red; Wool - crossbreds, the learning and evaluation that Beginning clothing B—Sandee VISITORS AT BROOKS HOME takes place in competitive e- Waldlen, Brookings, Red; Ter w in, Brookings, Participants. senior ;Sue Thompson, Harbor, Nancy Buffington, Ophir, red. CUB SCOUTS MEET Clothing Style Revue, senior, blue; Blanche Grover, Brook, Mrs Clyde Quigley and two vents such as fa irs. F lo w e rs-ju n io r, Nell Kimble, The Langlois cub scout group ry L. Swigert, Brookings, white; Nancy Newhouse, Wedderburn’ held th e ir firs t meeting this fall sons of Redmond and her moth ings, red; Julie g . Ittln g e r, Brookings, white. Vegetable The placings from c u rry coun Dawn M. Cummings, Harbor, Participant. on Wednesday after school at er. Mrs Mavis Piatt of Bandon, ty include.. Home Economics Brookings, white. garden, intermediate, Sheryl white; Brenda Longton, Port O r visited at the home of M r and the P rim ary school building Foods H - Laura H a rre ll, Tompkins, Brookings, red. Western Equitation- Intermed Presentation, Team, interm edi- ford, white. sub-Deb A -L ln d a Brookings, blue; Susan New-’ M rs C H Brooks on Sunday The boys cut out keys from ply iate, Pamela Weaver, Brook F irs t year fo re stry, Judy ate, Karen A. Brent and Shell Hewitt, Brookings, blue; Deb. wood to be painted and used as afternoon house, Wedderburn, blue. Foods ings, red; K erry c . Smith, Parke, K erry Smith, Brookings, Egedahl, Gold Beach, Red . other orali sm ith, Brookings, red; a key board A fter the meeting presentation, individual, in Amy L . Marvin, Harbor, red. II I - Rhonda Edwards, Brook Brookings, white. Western Equi blue; Tina M. Smith, Brookings, games were enjoyed Leaders NIECE VISITS - senior - Julie red. Third Year F orestry, Lin- A luncheon guest on Wednes termediate, M rs David Barklow and .Mrs ca ro l Everest, Subaieb B- Carolyn Conlee, Gold ings, blue; Laurie Archibald, tation Harbor, red. Foods IV -P am E ttlnger, Brookings, red. T ra il da Parke, c e d i smlUi, J r., day at the George Edwards home Langlois, white; other presen Wayne Foster assisted the boys Beach, blue. Junior Miss a — Scout members present were was her niece M r and Mrs Intermediate, K erry Brookings, red. Fourth Year tation, ind. senior, BlancheGro- Gwendolyn Badger, Brookings, Batty, Brookings, blue; Kelly Horse, Long, Brookings, blue. Advanc Sm ith, Brookings, red; Pamela F o re stry, Dennis Bowman. E ric Dahlke. Roy Newman of Crescent City Deborah sm ith, ver, Brookings, blue; D airy caL M r and Mrs George Bowman Carl Shepherd. Bryce Bark tie — Holstein - Kathryn crow n, low. Alan Foster and Mark were Sunday visito rs Brookings, white; D airy c a ttle - Dinsmore ATTEND GRANDDAUGHTERS J e rs e y -T e rri M. Crown, Brook, ¡ Í TOP WEDDING IN EUGENE mgs, Red; D airy showmanship- On Saturday. Sept 9. M r HOME EXTENSION UNIT a ll breeds - Kathryn Crown, STAMPS and M rs C H Brooks attend BEING ORGANIZED Brookings, White; T e rri M. A Home Extension Unit is be ed the wedding of their grand Crown, Brookings, white. ing organized in the Langlois daughter Tamala Brooks to Don Beef C attle-H ereford-junior- area fo r anyone from 18-80 ald Harro Sieving both of Eu Ronnie Giddings, Harbor, Red; gene The service was held in who is interested in learning M rs Marianne Catlett of Gold Hope Luthern Church in Eugene Rosalie Giddings, Harbor, Red. Beach w ill set up the study and a reception followed at the Beef cattle . Hereford -senior, home of her parents M r and Rosalie Giddings, Harbor,Red; group If you are interested M rs Donald Brooks also of Beef Cattle-Shorthorn, Junior, w rite to M rs Catlett Box 1145 Gold Beach. Ore 97444 o r phone Eugene Blanche Grover, Brookings’ 348-2365 Blue; Beef C a ttle -cro ssb re d - SQUARE DANCE LESSONS Junior-Judy Giddings, Harbor, BEGIN OCTOBER 1 SEATTLE VISITORS Square dance lessons for white; Beef Showmanship — Houseguests fo r a few days those who have square danced a ll breeds- intermediate . Judy last week at the home of M r S E N T R Y *1 and M rs Harry Greenwell were and beginners lessons w ill start Giddings, Ronnie Giddings, Bar. M r and Mrs Howard Anthony of at the Beachcombers Cove on bor, white; Beef Showmanship October 1 from 7-9 p.m The Seattle —a ll breeds - senior, Rosalie firs t two lessons w ill be free Giddings, Harbor, red; Blanche The rest of the lessons w ill be LEAVE FOR ASSIGNMENTS G rover, Brookings, Red. Herb Bell and Steve Osberg 50 cents for a d J is and 25 cents M O lC f B O N H IS S who have both been home on fo r students of junior high and highschool age Ernie Nelson of captive o r die leave left this week fo r their WITH COUPON TOP ROUND assignments Herb w ill be sta the P rehistoric Gardens w ill be In The Believers, we see a STEAK teaching the lessons Ernie has tioned at Okinawah for 18 months taught square dance lessons for more settled Kentucky life Han and Steve left fo r San Diegc for » *1” nah s daughter Rebecca watches 3-L B . many years We hope to see a lot 17 weeks of corpman training of new faces at the Cove on Oc - her young husband change from a T IN • c moke t O N iic s s serious young man into a devout tober 1 SON VISITS AT BRAULTS iw /o u r is. BOTTOM Shaker She trie s to find content The Beachcombers are plan M r and M rs Don B rault have * *J____ up »/jjzr/ ROUND STEAK ning a rummage sale fo r Oct 5 ment in the Shaker community had their son and his wife M r a o a a o ‘5 where husbands, wives, and and 6 at theCoos'Curry E le ctric and M rs Ray Brault of Portland *1” children are separated where Building in Port O rford from 9-4 visiting them for a few days this p.m on both days Anyone with all share according to th e ir a b il week U S C H O K E B O N fifS S ities and needs In the end rummage for the sale call 348- TOP SIRLOIN Rebecca must break from ac HB S E N T R Y M 2248 or 348-2418 inLanglois. or RELEASE TIME BEGINS UPTON A S S O IH O cepted ways 332-3742 in Port Orford STEAK IN LANGLOIS baggies SOUP MIXES In Johnny Osage, another of Release Time in Langlois w ill Hannah s children, Johnny, has OR U.S CHOICE VISITOR AT ISENHARTS begin on Friday. Sept 22 at the 2L« 79« A houseguest last weekend at lived with the Osage Indians in Langlois Community Church u s c WOKE the Everett Isenhart home was Oklahoma His respect fo r In This time is available to all dian life often sets him against PORTERHOUSE grade school age children who her sister Noia Hardy of Grants both the army and the m ission Pass They were joined fo r d in wish to attend Teachers w ill STEAK ner on Friday evening by the aries When Cherokees slaugh be M rs Dick Bauer and Mrs te r a camp of Osage women and i . *1 " PILLSBURY REF 80 CT u s choice bone in Clatie Smith Anyone who would Isenharts son and fam ily. M r children WITH U S CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Johnny must choose ? PKG C O UPO N and Mrs John Isenhart and sons like to help or has any questions RUMP ROAST between his adopted Indian fam OVEN ROAST tW /O U T COUR 40« of M yrtle Point can contact Pastor Dick Bauer SENTIT hign Q u a i .T v ily and the m issionary woman at the church or Ken Hunnicutt GROUND ROUND he loves COMPTONS VISIT at the grade school One of M rs Giles novels is BTRMIIK CNTWY STYLE Form er Langlois residents M S E N T O V ¡M The M r and M rs A lfred Compton, set in modern Kentucky KRONENBERGS VISIT CASCADE M rs George Kronenberg and now of Vancouver visited at the Enduring H ills This story of home of friends M r and M rs h ill people shows what u ltim a te M rs Agnes Kronenberg of Ban ly happens to the descendants of John Moore on Tuesday don were v isito rs on Monday at KRAFT, QUICK those who settled Kentucky d u r the Lute Henry home MEAL FAVORITE ing the Revolution Itte lls o fo n e ATTEND EASTERN STAR young man who breaks from the IN BANDON SISTER VISITS GEERS Attending the Eastern Star pattern of what is called h ill Recent visito rs at the Herb meeting in Bandon Wednesday b illy life Geer home were his s is te r M r 35 02 These are only a few of M rs WITH evening from the Port Orford and M rs Ben Shutson of P o rt PKG C O UP O N Giles novels A ll thosethatl ve land They picked up her mother Chapter were M rs Hazel M c • W O U I COUR 69« M rs A rle y Rich who has been Kenzie M rs T J Petok. M rs read have caught and kept my in UR P/21/7? Lena Savage. M rs Helen Slo terest as every good book must visitin g this summer with her cum and M rs P h illip Wright do A final word--don t be put off son Herb Geer and returned her M rs M uriel Rose the Associate by the drab covers on some of to her home in Etna C alif “ ’ IB TUB E a a E S j ^ ’.w u o ii^ 7'Z. OZ PACKAGE Grand Matron of Oregon was these books What s inside is ex JUMBO ROLLS citing KING SIZE BOLD making her o fficial visit ROSEBURG VISITORS Thursday v isito rs at the home BARBECUE AT of M r and M rs Herb Geer were PAUL SMITH RANCH M rs Janet Pellet and daughter The Paul Smith ranch north of Janet of Roseburg The Pellets have been camping up Rogue Langlois was the site of the Coos FOR R iver and C urry County Mounted Sher iff Posse barbecue on Sunday. The free perm it system that PR O C ESSED C HEESE F R O M K RA FT September 10 Among the other coupon MRS CLARNO VISITED W/OUTCOUP R9«, M rs Linda Guerin spent two sixty attending were guests M r was started this year lo r v is it IBP R/2Ï/77 f ¿¿J _ and M rs W ilbur Sypher M r and ors to Wilderness areas w ithin days this week in Port O rford M rs Dick Barklow and Stanley the National Forests w ill contin visitin g at the home of M rs ■ AFTAAPf» R»O< SiNG WRAP C « SC I N I GROUND • _ ue year around the U S Forest Dow Clarno while M rs Ciarno s Quigley Service reports husband was in the hospital after SLICED CHEESE , Oz 49« BLACK PEPPER......... , o, 39« Hunters, ski touring parties LANGLOIS CAFETERIA MENU KRAFT AM(R RRCX DELUXE suffering a recent heart attack Cafeteria menu for the week of and others who v is it Wilderness VASEUNf INT CARF SLICED CHEESE 75« SNACK CRACKERS ...o z 39« i September 25 _ . a- Langlois is in the fa ll and w inter are r e PACK MEETING DtNMSOtrSKG »H O . LOG C A B IN Monday-Com dogs, browned minded to obtain a perm it before SCHEDULED SEPT 28 COMBO wiTiBw DINNERS u m n x n j 1 »•««» « « « » » . . o z " » u » 59 CHILI W BEAMS 2 79« BUTTERED SYRUP There w ill be a pack meeting potatoes buttered peas carrot their trip s P erm its may beob : v E G n u u s ^ " . r D 7 , ^ ^ uc'. ¿ f 79 L H P 4 F ' MOORF A 'i o . • r.u rt« '! *'_*RIHjT'................ . . 2 qj tained by mail o r in person from fo r pack 271 on Sept 28 at 7 30 and raisin salad fru it, hot ro lls CORONET 2 Rtr FiOwfR rq » Tuesday - Spaghetti green any Forest Service office in p m at the Langlois School B K f S n W ................. o, 7 3 e FACIAL TISSUE. .... 3 ? 89« J MASH HASH ®W>WNS BROWNS .......................... 2 ¿ 49< Cafeteria This meeting is for beans cole slaw cake and corn Washington and Oregon With the coming of fa ll. National For all scouts and anyone interested btead in joining Wednesday-Copper penny po est and Ranger D is tric t offices DIAL ANTI PERSPIRANT tatoes buttered carrots apple frequently w ill be open only five days a week and some guard crunch hot ro lls SIXES GRANGE NEWS Thursday-Meat gravy over stations where perm its have By MRS CLARENCE BROOKS L I Sixes Grange met Saturday mashed potatoes, tomatoes been issued in summer w ill be closed evening Sept 9 with master Bob green salad pudding hot ro lls REGULAR & 6 Wilderness users are to be F rid a y-C h ili, crackers fin B illin g s presiding The Home UN SCENTED ..........QZ complimented on th e ir cooper Economic Chairman reported ger food cinnamon ro lls ation with the Wilderness per on plans fo r a dinner to be s e rv D ILLA R D 'S FINEST i □ mit system put into effect this ed fo r the Christian Women s ORISTAN TABLETS LARGE SLICERS year for National Forest W il Club on Sept 20 derness in Oregon and Washing Legislative Chairman C H ton, said Regional Forester Brooks reported on a new law Theaodore A Schlapfer c requiring farm ers to c a rry a More than 70 percent of W il 24 CT perm it for moving of hay on the FROM THE derness visito rs have volun SIZE.. highway This has been a law for CITY LIBRARY ta rily applied fo r the free p e r transporting stock on the high m its 'This is rem arkable," way fo r many years but is new FOR RELIEF OF PAIN Schlapfer said, "considering fo r hay He also spoke of the Do you know Janice Holt rapid growth America had made Giles9 If you enjoy historical that the perm it system is new CARAM EL and that Wilderness visito rs as a young nation and how crim e fiction set in fro n tie r America has caused It to deteriorate in you w ill find M rs Giles books come from all over the Nation The perm it system has given recent years REG in the C ity L ib ra ra y exciting and Forest officers a chance to talk Insurance chairman. Mac re a lis tic J I 67.. with visito rs about Wilderness Donald indicated if you bought a In "Hannah F ow ler” Hannah management and to suggest ’ 73 car you would get a discount leaves Pennsylvania with her fa places to go in Wilderness that on insurance TASTEWELL ther during the Revolutionary are less congested The yearly Church Thanks War Hannah is a big woman P erm its w ill be tabulated and giving Dinner was discussed and whose strength meets its firs t analyzed this w inter to provide FRESH a date set fo r the Sunday before test when she watches her fa HALF LB Thanksgiving A ll churches of ther die of an infected axe inform ation about where v is it ors come from where they go the Langlois and P ort O rford W h ile S to cks lo s t wound Going on she finds fort area are invited to attend Pas life In Kentucky te r rito ry so size of groups number of visit ors numbers of hikers and tors w ill be contacted as to plans crowded that she proposes to •I»«HUWIIOO«OC|,Í me fo r the dinner in a short tim e Tice Fowler to escape Hannah horsemen and other informa EXTRA FANCY RED OR GOLD DELICIO US tion needed to plan effective Il was decided to have a cake needs her strength again to fight Wilderness adm inistration w a lk" at the next meeting. Sep wolves during a hard w inter Hut There are 14 Wilderness tember 23 her greatest test comes when areas in the National Forest of The needlework contest was she is captured by looting In LB Oregon and Washington that are judged and Kathv P h illip s of dians Aighough Hannah is preg part of the National Wilderness (U C K 'i ilNTRT NO I , BANDON Langlois won fir s t on her kn it- nant. she must leave as their Preservation System ■ UCK'i IIN ÎR T NO 1. PORT ORFORD TOP ; VALUE a TOP s s TOP S S ,,T OP \ T0P ë S e n t r y H a s : t h e S a v in g s TOP ^ th e TOP 5 S e r v ic e ■ ! GOLDEN SH O RTENING U.S. CHOICE, FULL CUT FLUFFO ALUABLE COUPO M t ? THICK CUT SWISS STEAK SANDWICH BAGS LB. t TUBE BISCUITS PAPER ¡TOWELS g VEIVEETA DISHWASHER t ■ DETERGENT * MACARONI & CHEESE DINNERS „ .¿ O F T s T 5 SKIN LOTION 99« Book B eview OMATOES RUTABAGAS OR T U R N IP S ORANGES 8 S1 MUSHROOMS 39« DEODORANT DECONGESTANT q *> O n *“ 2 ,s 29 APPLES ■ A 9 # ^ g ■ M e « O f • ORANGE JUICE 4 . • *» • ■ B55& : LAUNDRY DETERGENT Free Permit Still Needed , apple : ANACIN TABLETS 2 For 25c POP 155.1 MARKETS P R IC E S E F F E C T IV E SEPT. 2 1 -2 2 2 3
