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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1973)
Mrs. Archie Dellaven, M rs. Jack Lenox. M rs Wilbur Sy pher, M rs David Barklow, M rs B ill Hildebrand, Mrs. John Bjerg, M rs. Clinton F u l ler. M rs HaroldCaughell, and M rs Ed Burt. IN SALEM FOR GRAND LODGE Dick Barklow was in Salem for four days this week attend ing Grand Lodge which is the annual meeting of Masonic Lodge by Don W illner Governor M cCall has the flare of a showman and often overstates his case The r e cent report of the Governor's Energy Task Force combined with his most dramatic press conference probably did what few others could have accom plished The people of O re gon are talking about the en ergy crisis and when the Gov ernor of Oregon says that may be we w ill have to turn off television sets from 5 to 7 in the afternoon he knows that he can attract attention to some what more conservative solu tions that might have more chance of success F or ex ample, we might well find our selves cutting the speed lim its for motor vehicles in the state and this one act would save a tremendous amount of fuel. The Portland Oregonian commented in a Sun 'ay sup plement that the Governor's Task Force was too environ mentally oriented for their liking and was more concerned with cutting down on the con sumption of energy rather than finding new sources It seems fa irly clear that we w ill probably have to do both We live in a planet of lim ited resources We cannot build bigger and bigger cars or have an unlimited supply of new electric gadgets without someday reaching a day of reckoning On the other hand we must recognize that there are choices to be made in term s of new sources of ener gy and though each has its own drawbacks, some are p re ferable to others Nuclear power, new hydro - electric dams and as we are discover ing recently even turbines all create environmental prob lems, but hard choices have to be made It is no answer to say that someday we will have fusion power or geother mal power in adequate quanti ties, or even solar power be cause none of these wonderful new sources that are on the horizon w ill supply the needs of today's industrial plants Who should be making some of the hard choices in this whole public policy area of energy? The Governor is on the right track when he c re a t ed the energy task force be cause this is a recognition that in the last analysis the public through its government w ill have to make the deci sions When the Oregon En vironmental Counsel sues to stop Trojan Nuclear Power Plant or on the other hand the Western Environmental Trade Association sues to require the building of the PGE tu r bine plant we get public policy made on a piece-m eal basis Probably the most that this session of the legislature can do in its last few days is to give the Governor such addi tional authority as he may need to deal with crises that may arise between now and the next legislative session. The Governor and the Legis lature should join together to create a permanent commis sion or committee assigned the task of forging a more permanent energy policy for this state with the help of sub stantial citizen participation and involvement flR E N T E D IT I THROUGH THE I WAMT ADS ' MO ». ■—X,»ACA«LT I V IS IT AUNT IN ARAGO Connie Jean and Justin Pot ter. Jr. spent this last week visiting in Arago with their aunt, M r and M rs. Francis Schrader and family. OLD MEDAL struck from copper nails from the frigate Con. stellatlon, the firs t ship of the U.S. Navy, was found recently by G.C. Garnand while digging around an apple tree at his residence at 19th and Jackson streets. The "coin” bears the date 1797, date of the ship's commissioning, and they were given to those who had donated funds to help restore the ship. The medals served as lifetim e passes to visit the ship, which remained In commission until 1955. Langlois Lines M rs. Tom Shepherd Phone 348*2365 DAUGHTER VISITS A houseguest at the Albert Britton home this week was their daughter M rs. Bernice Livingston of Fullerton, C alif NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY The Langlois Public L ib ra ry received four new books this week for the public to enjoy They are Making Your Own Baby Food ” , the healthier way to feed your child, by Mary and James Turner; A best s e ll er, "Only One Earth, ” the care and maintenance of a small planet by Barbara Ward and Rene Dubos; "T h e Seventeen Book of Quick Things to Make and W ear" by Sarah Schulte, 675 great ideas to sew, c ro chet, and knit for instant r e sults; and "The New Weight Watchers Program Cook Book" by Jean Nidetch FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT FRIENDS M r and M rs C lifford (Cot ton) Simpson and daughters The c u rry County Historical Society w ill meet next Tues day, June 26, at 8 p.m. in the Gold Beach city hall. The program w ill feature a showing of historical photos of the county. Those planning to attend are also asked to bring old photos of the county to share with the Society. Some photos which w ill be shown a l so need to be Identified. During the business meeting, building plans, fund raising pro jects and the fa ir exhibit w ill be discussed. Members and other interest ed persons are urged to attend the fre e meeting. PARENTS VISIT M r and Mrs. TedTufteskog of Salem were houseguests a few days this week of their dau ghter and tamily, M r, and M rs. Tpm Shepherd They came by way of the upper Rogue River where they camped for a few days. FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN LOS ANGELES M r and M rs. Everett Isen- hart received word this week that form er Langlois resident Don May died this week while a patient at the C ity of Hope Hos pital in Los Angeles T h e ir home is in Coquille but his wife and daughter and mother, M rs B ill May were with him during his stay in Los Angeles DAUGHER VISITS M rs Palm er Anderson and four children of Eureka have been visiting this week with her mother. M rs Helen Slocum They w ill he visiting off and on here during the summer with her mother NEW ZEALANDER AT ISENHART HOME Allen B arker of New Z e a land has been staying for the past week at the Everett Isen hart home while he is shearing sheep with Hank around the area Wayne Barton is also visiting for awhile at thelsen- hart home. Í I THROUGH THE |W ANT AOS, J ffritjrfX Ru|wg ggd RgtMfgttm Smaict ■ O X 2 4 5 -L A N G L O IS O R E G O N 9 7 4 5 0 * TELEPHONE (5 0 3 ) BUTTER WESTERN FAMILY FRESH SOLIDS 1 LB. PKG. IK M M A rt Sypher SMOKED PICNICS TIED '** >■ » lb.69c MOISTURE ADDED BONELESS USDA CHOICE sp ' TOP RND STEAKS FRYER PARTS BONELESS USDA CHOICE ■ 'Mi SENTRY HIGH QUALITY GRND.ROUND sp ' BOTTOM RND. STEAKS LEGS&ftffoHS BONELESS USDA CHOICE sp « BEEF OVEN ROAST MT stl L IB. - FOR TENDERNESS 4 FLAVOR OREGON GR O W N • - ‘I A O r P lh A Sf I« . . EA » 1 f « DEL MONTE SWEETHEART WIENERS lb RED SNAPPER S3& LB. 11 79* 98 NESTLES INSTANT N AB ISCO ASSORTED 2 LB. T IN i ’ BATH. TISSUE M .D ., ASSTD. & WHITE 4 ROLL PKG. 2 79 SAFEGUARD BATH SIZE „ . ’2 " DIAL ASSTD BATH SIZE BAR SOAP 2 02 49* AIR FRESHENER or 49 WESTERN FAMILY STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 32 o z 79 S O FTEN ER .......................... £ S f 5* 15+ 3 4P OZ < ■ CLING FREE I I I FABRIC SOFTENER...... WITH COUP EXP 6 /2 3 15+3 ' WITH COUP EXP 6 /2 3 {WITHOUT C OUPON 98 ) VALUABLE C O U P O N : FROZEN FOOD VALUES LEMONADE 7 M MINUTE M AID REGULAR or PINK IDAHO GEM HASH BROWNS 2 ^ 5 9 * T O IIN O pizza e e e e e e e tO Z , Oz 59 LUMBERJACK SYRUP STEAK SAUCE ¿39 ,„O2 77* ZEE, FAMILY PACK LUNCH NAPKINS SEVEN SEAS GREEN GOODESS DRESSING 2. of 89 M ISSION DINNERS PILLSBURY Bt'rnlk or Country Style LITTER GREEN REF. BISCUITS. mt L in n 7 ‘, ‘ 1 AD PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 2 1 ,2 2 . 23 ,,‘i “ M AC.& CHEESE..... i SENTRY t f S F LAUNDRY iFTM DETERCENT . I CLAM CHOWDER LA WRY S SEASONED SALT _ I « « s o a p ..................2a 55‘ I « downy » F A B R IC 2 « 98' HILLS BROS GROUND COFFEE GLADE ASSTD REDEEM YOUR P&G COUPONS AT SENTRY $ S N O W S , M ANHATTAN OR NEW ENGLAND SNACK CRACKERS ....... S E IM T R Y .. „ 69* Fresh Produre GR. ONIONS 3BUMCNH 25‘ LETTUCE POTATOES YELLOW OR ZUCHINNI SQUASH CHOICE VALENCIA ORANGES NORTHWEST BING CHERRIES SEEDLESS GRAPES CABBAGE LEAF HEAD • 29c 7«’ l 1149c •69* LOCAL GREEN MEADS LIQUID DET. LB LB WESTERN FAMILY CHOP SUEY 3 4 7 -3 4 5 4 CRESCENT ICE CREAM-ALL FLAVORS TOPPING 3 “ *1 29c IO “* 98c KUBIA k h a n CHICKEN OR PORK .OUNSBURY FORD 3 4 1 -3 2 7 3 Meats VALUABLE C O U PO N COLLECT I RENTED IT 88» SYPHERS VISIT IN BEAVERTON M r. and M rs T R Y A C L A S S IF IE D R EA D A L L T H E ADS BEACHCOMBERS W ILL PRESENT ROUND DANCE AT AREA DANCE The Beachcombers Square Dancers are a ll looking fo r ward to the area dance in Coos Bay to be held on June 30. The Beachcombers w ill present a new round dance at this time. LIONS AND A UXILIA R Y INSTALLATION JUNE 22 The Port Orford-Langlois Lions A uxiliary w ill hold their installation with the Port O r ford Lions Club on June 22 at K irb y’s Restuarant in Port D istrict Ranger F W B u r gess announced the sale of timber from an area on the Gold Beach Ranger D istrict of the Siskiyou National Forest. The apparent high bidder for the Phytopbthora Selvage tim ber sale on June 11, 1973, was Ocean Term inals Company. The advertised price was $333.20 per MBF for Port Orford-Cedar and $23 11 per MBF for Douglas-fir and other coniferous species. Ocean Term inals C o m p a n y bid $333.50 per MBF for Port O rford-cedar A ll other items were sold at a fixed rate as advertised One other bid was submitted by Tamco, Inc No bids were submitted on Rogue Residue which was of fered for sale on June 12, at 10:00 a.m. CCHS Meets On Tuesday CAMP AND FISH M r and M rs C le ll Mason spent three days last week camping and fishing near the Sitkum-Dora area They r e ported nice weather for their outing 29-OZ (WITHOUT COUP 8 9 ) NEW & USED CARS BARBECUE AT SYPHER HOME M r and M rs A rt Sypher were hosts to a barbecue in their home on Friday evening, June 8 Their guests were M r and Mrs Ron F u lle r and fam ily of Coquille, Ann F u lle r of Bandon, M r and M rs. Clinton F uller, and form er neighbors of the Fullers, M r. and M rs Cotton Simpson andtwodaugh ters from Eagletown. Okla Timber Sold W I L S O N 'S C E R T IF IE D , W H O L E PARENTS VISIT AT HUNT HOME Houseguests this weekend of M r and M rs Don Hunt and fam ily were her parents M r and M rs John Thiessen of El Centro, C alif BARRY WINTERS FOR SCRAMBLERS BOWL IN NORTH BEND The Langlois Scramblers volleyball team enjoyed an evening of bowling on W< Lines- day. June 13 in North Bend Following three fun games they went to Ginos for pizza Those going were M rs Jack Smith, M rs Bud Loshhaugh. M rs David Barklow, M rs Dick E v erest, M rs Bruce Seguilie. and M rs Tom Shepherd. ~fresh PEACHES NEPHEW GRADUATES FROM UNIVERSITY M r. and M rs. C arl Platt were in Eugene last weekend to attend the graduation e x e r cises at the University of O re gon where their nephew Kenny Platt graduated. CALL and two sons visited another son Tony in Salem last week end They all visited in Bea verton with his sister, M r. and M rs. Ed Campbell also Before returning home they took the boys to visit "T h e Enchanted Forest" south of Salem WESTERN FAMILY GRANDSON VISITS Ryan Wiegel of Sacramento is visiting in Langlois this • | week at the home ofhisgrand parents, M r and M rs C arl Platt ENGAGED M r and M rs Dick H ild e brand of Langlois announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Louise to Keith Peterson son of M r and M rs Jim P e te r son of Port Orford Peterson is a 1972 graduate of Pacific and Linda a 1973 graduate, also of Pacific Linda is planning to attend M eritt Davis School of Business in Eugene and P e te r son is enlisting in the A ir Force in the fall No date has been set for the wedding CANNONS VACATION: VISIT SONS M r and Mrs. V irg il Cannon returned recently from a three week vacation which took them to Clarkston, Wash, where they visited their son, M r and M rs Jerry Cannon and fam ily In Lebanon they visited another son. M r and M rs Dwight Can non and fam ily, and in Sweet Home they visited another son, M r and M rs A rvis Cannon and family. FRIENDS VISIT Sunday and Monday visitors at the V. P. Cannon home were M r. and M rs. Charles Martin of Central Point. TUPERWARE PARTY AT SYPHERS M rs A rt Sypher was hostess to a tuperware party in her home on Wednesday morning, June 13. Her guests were M rs Wayne Smith, Diane M ille r, M rs. Clatie Smith, Mrs. A rt Estes, M rs Bob Hildebrand, GRANDSON VISITS LINDA GUERIN Overnight guests on Monday of M rs Linda Guerin was her grandson and fam ily M r and Mrs. Richard K reutzer and son of Carmichael, Calif. GRANDSONS VISIT AT CANNON HOME Visiting this week at the V. P Cannon home are two grand sons. Dennis and Jeff Cannon of Coquille Kainy and Judy, form erly of Langlois and now of Eagle- Lown, O k la , were visiting for a few days this week with f r i ends and form er neighbors They were houseguests part of the time of M r a n d M rs C lin Ion Fuller In Langlois, and part of the time with M r and M rs. Pete Goodbrod of Bandon OPEN 8:30 a.m . to 9:00 p.m . 7 DAYS A WEEK
