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Thursday,
June 18,
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1904
Mrs. Montgomery
Elected President
Of Coos Salon
Mrs W L. Montgomery of
Port Orford was elect«*«) P rw
ident of Coos County Salon
No 509. Eight an«) Forty, a
suhsidary of the American
tx'cu'n A uxiliary at a meeting
Friday evening in Bandon
Other electe«) officers ch»«»*n
to serve with her are Mrs
Guy Torrey of Coquille, first
vice president. Mrs Bert Wal
berg North Ben«), second vice
president. Mrs Lyle Knox of
C«x's Bay. chaplin; Mrs Jack
Morgensen. of Co»« Bay. his
torian. and Mrs Lyle Chap
pell of North Bend, sergeant
a: arms
Mrs Montgomery w ill nunc
her app > a: >«• officers at : te
installation banquet in Sep
Icmb» r after a summer rcccs.
Mrs B B Stratton o f Port
Orford w ill be in charge of
arrangements for Mrs Man’
gemery s installation
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Wilbur Jensen
Graduates From
Dental School
Wilbur L Jensen, son of
Mr
and Mrs. Charles R
Jensen of Langlois, w ill re
ceive a degree »d Doctor of
Denial Medicine during the
commencement program of the
University of Oregon Dental
Schcol in Portland t o d a y
i T hursday'
He was graduated from
Lang e s High School and from
Lew.s and Clark College be
fore entering the dental school
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on Lakeshore Drive. In the back
ground is Highway 101 section
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4th parade.
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A uxiliary met June 14 with a
good number In attendance
A special report of the World
War Veterans and Auxiliary
state «-»invention held at Salem
was given by delegate Virginia
Noah
Over one thousand
members attend»*»! the eonven
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Approximately 2.300 letters
have been mailed to »xmgreaa
men, s»>nators and the I ’real
dent of the Vnite«l States by
Orcgoa Woi Id Wat I V« t, i an.
He w ill serve in the USAF
tatione.1 in Am arillo, Tex
1 A1RDS MOVE
Leaving Tuesday , kuie Io, for
th e ir ne»« home in Gold Beach
were M r and M ix. S h irle y I aird
and fa m ily .
I'h e ir m ove w as necessan .hie
to I Bird's wxsrk W ith his n e w ly-
form ed P a cific C onstruction Co
I'h e ir m any friem fc in the ort
O rfo rd area wish them w e ll in
th e ir new tam e.
■slartcj amt ««ill continue u n til
tune 2f>. T e a c h e r s are Mrs.
\ r n o l d H ougluni, Mix, V, H,
lamieson, Mrs. Henry llu m lle y ,
Mrs. Larry Co«bey, Mrs M ilto n
le e r, Mrs. Donald Stole, Dixie,
M a rily n and FJva. Mrs. G, W.
tib tr o n i is in charge oi the re-
ire s h m rn b a n d Mrs. Charles
M o th e r is in charge o i the school
a n d opening devotions. The
them e lo rth e school is the "T e n
C«wnman«knents".
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Z1CN LUTHERAN
CHURCH NEWS
To The NEW S
The adult m em bership . lass
w ill m eet again on lune 2 1, at
7:30 p. nt.
\ acatiou Bible School hat
W K T E R N BUILDFRS h e ld th e lr
grand opening last F riday and
Saturday, F orm erly Rickman*»
B u ild in g M a te ria ls , the business
was re c e n tly (turchasedby Rob
ertson's, I n c , o f Bandon. Bed
Brown is the lo c a l manager.
awar»1«*«l were "W hite F.le
phanta" and included tooth
picks, comic pot holders.
h«x)ks, a large Christmas can
die. pictures, ash trays and
others.
Judy Bens won the apple nut
cuke
A short business m»*eting
was conducted and the Fourth
of July fkmt was decidetl upon
and arrangements made (or
working on it
Those attending were Judy
and A uxiliary members re
questing the |>assage of Vet
erans B ill II It 2332.
Memorial Services at the
convention honored 190 Workl
War I Oregon veterans an.
6a Auxdiary memoeix win
died wdhin the pa. t year
A social hour w ill be helo
June 20 at the home of Mr
•Hid M is
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II.ill
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pm
The next regular meeting w ill
be Sun.lay July 3, 2 p in
Si O f f i K DICKINSON
Bena. Detti Dei. Jean Samudlo,
Frances Smith, Helen Stole,
Dorothy Valet
am) Bonnie
Wagner
Farmerb insurance
MOTHER VISITS
l l r r r lo r a week's v is it from
S e q u im , Washington, is Mrs
leste Ponting and son |a«k She
w ill he visitin g at the hotties oi
her «laughters and la m ilie s , Mrs
IV rth y Branham andMrs Nancy
Peterson, Port O rford, ami Mrs
C a rol C a m pb ell. Coos Hay
They are form er residents oi
l*ort Orford.
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SALAP PRESSING-
OREGON ST. is being opened
to specified w idth and cut to
proper grade on the south end.
Excess d irt is being used f o r f ill
Î
NAlievs
Harried In Community Church
Baskets of white calls lilies
soloist and sang
graced the a ltar of the Lang
ard The Lord's Pr
lois Community Churcn for
Mrs Tatum wore
the early summer wedding of
wool suit with whii
Andrea Sue Keeler, daughter
scries
The
b ri
ef Mr and Mrs J. E Tatum mother wore a blue
of Bandon, and Larry Wayne
voile dress and whi
Smith, son of Mr and Mrs
sones. Their corsa(
Wayne A. Smith of Langlois
white carnations
The church was further dec
Reception Follows
crated with white candles and
During the recepti
camellias in the windows for
Claiie Sm.th of Lan)
t h e candlelight ceremony
ved the wedding ca
which was performed by the Stafford Owen of Err
Rev William Mai. May 9
at the coffee table,
Given in marriage by her
punch bowl was tai
father the bride wore a floor-
of by Mrs George
length gown which featured a of Newport Lynnie
portrait neckline with a white
Thelma Tucker pre
lace bodice, full length sleeves
the g ift table and Bob
coming to points over the
?ton registered the f
wrists, and lace and tulle ruf- Bandon High Gradua
fles on the skirt Her elbow
The new Mrs Sm
length veil of tulle edged in
worked part time at
matching lace was held by
Cafe during the win
a tiny seed pearl crown
a member of this ye;
She carried white carnations
don High Schcol 'g r
centered with pink roses
class.
Her maid of honor Marcella
The bridegroom, a
Smith of North Bend, wore a 1961 graduate of Paci
green brocade sheath with a
is employed by R D
large bow at the waist. Brides-
of Langlois,
maids were Susan Brown of
For her going-awa
Bandon and Jeannine During-
the bride w ¡re a wh
er of Newport. Thev were
sheath with red acc
dressed like the maid of hon-
The couple are now at
o i. and all three carried long
Langlois,
stemmed roses a n d wore
Out-oF-Town Guest»
small croon hats with face
Attending the weddi
veils.
cut c f town were M r i
Richard Lee Tucker of Cor-
Stafford Owen Empi
vallis was best man and
and Mrs George E
ushers were Jahn and Henry
Newport; M r and M
Isenhart. beth of Langlois.
Smith and Mr. and Mi
Rosalie Hatmaker was the
Tatum. North Bend
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We would lik e to th a n k everyone who attended
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th e
Grand Opening, June 12 and 13. A lio the
lo ca l s u p p o r t
from this area and surrounding
com m unities.
PRIZE WINNERS
1st—Anne
2nd—June
3rd—A, C.
4th—T het
Nelson, G old Beach, Insulation
Sabin, Langlois, Step Ladder
M acD onald, Port O rford, Ext. Lite
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