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
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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.
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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