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T hursday, July 26, 1962
VISITS SON
IN SALBM
Mr and Mrs. Joe Oombeat
left Monday morning for Salem
to pick up their daughter Judy,
who has been there for the last
two weeks They will also visit
their son, Tom and family,
while there.
Parry» Te Celebrate
ltth Wtddlng Anniverwry
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Perry
will celebrate their 19th wed
ding anniversary Saturday, July
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IOWA VISITORS
Among the many guests ar
riving this summer at the Ari
zona Ranch, were Mr and Mrs
Hughie Tweedy of Montrose.
Iowa, brother of Jim Tweedy
They arrived last Thursday and
plan to be here until Monday.
Other guests arriving last
week were the Rev and Mrs
C. E Chandler and Connie of
Winfield Iowa, future in-laws
of Betty Tweedy,
Betty is engaged to their son,
Bernard, who is in the Air Force
stationed in France They ux>k
Betty with them when they left
Tuesday for San Jose, Calif, to
visit friends
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ENJOY VACATION
Mr. and Mrs Tom Petok and
children just returned from a
week’s vacation.
They visited with Mrs. Petok’s
brother and family in Tacoma.
Wn . spent two busy days at
the World's Fair and then jour
neyed on to Victoria by way
of Anacortes They returned by
the way of Port Angeles.
Sharon Doyle of Roseburg
went along as their guest.
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BROTHER VISITS
Arriving here Saturday from
Salem were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hill, brother of Mrs. Rufh
Thacker They are staying with
their niece. Sharlot DeLapp. and
plan to leave Wednesday
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WEEK ENO GUESTS
The lakeside h£me of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hahn was one of
excitment and fun last weekend
Thev were thrilled to have Mr
and Mrs Richard Fulton and
babv son visit them
Rick will be remembered as
the boy who made his home
with George and Louise for t
many years
He graduated this spring
•’rom Monmouth College and
will teach at Gervais this school
year
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BRIDGE BOUTS
Winners at duplicate bridge
last Saturday at Ophir were:
1st. Geneva Tucker aDd Grade
McKenzie; 2nd. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Nichols; 3rd, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Conley.
Preparations are under way
for the benefit game sponsored
by the Gold Beach-Port Orford
unit of the A.C.B L.. to be play
ed at the Port Orford school
Friday, July 27. at 8 p.m ., with
all proceeds going to the Mul
tiple Sclerosis Fund.
All bridge players are invited
to play. Ladies are to bring a
dozen cookies
The American Contract Bridge
League is now using IBM equip
ment and a number assigned to
each member
Members are asked to write
the number on their 1962 mem
bership card and also notify the
club secretary what that num
ber is.
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