4— Port Orford New», Thurtdey, January 13, 1966
IN HOSPITAL
Candice M a rr, daughter of
M r. and M ra. Richard M a rr of
Langlois, was taken to the hos
pital In Bandon Tuesday for
medical treatment.
BIRTHDAY HONORED
M rs . George Edwrrds en
tertained a group of friends
Saturday evening In honor of
her husband’ s 73rd birthday.
Friends noted his cheerfulness
despite the loss of both legs
some months ago.
M r. and M rs . George Guerin
showed colored slides of some
of th eir trips made In recent
years across the United States.
Friends attending were M r.
and M rs . Everett Isenhart, M r.
and M rs . Clatle Smith, M r. and
M rs . Raymond McLeod, M r. and
M rs . Robert Hildebrand, M r.
and M rs . Richard Hildebrand,
M r. and M rs . Don F o s te r,M rs .
Angle Yoakum, M r. and M rs .
G uerin, a grandson, George Ed
w ards, and their daughter and
so n -in -law , M r. and M rs. Les
te r Higgins.
NEW DAUGHTER
V r . and M rs. Dave Bolsjolie
of Portland are parents of a
daughter, Lisa Ann, born Dec.
29. She Is the form er M ary
Sue Bennett, daughter of M r.
a n d M rs . Henry Bennett of
Rohnert Park, C alif.
M r. and M rs. Bennett, their
daughter, Ginger, and son, Dick,
spent the recent holidays with
members of their fam ily In
Portland.
Other grandparents Include
M r . and M rs . S. M . Boisjolle
of North Bend; great-grand
mother Jessie Newton of Ban
don, and Ina Bennett of P o rt
land.
IN DENVER
M r. and M rs. Rex Robbins
of Port Orford spent the holi
days with relatives In Denver,
Colo.
They made the trip by plane
and reported good weather dur
ing their stay. Du-tag ih a lr ab
sence, “ unknowns” broke Into
th eir house and took several
things.
BACK TO WORK
M arie Barrington returned
to work Monday at the Port O r
ford post office having recov
ered from recent Illness.
Civil Ceroaoiy
Unites Cenple
LaMoyne Paris J r. an d D e ir-
dre Lnet were m arried Dec. 31
by Justice of the Peace Lloyd
Bates In Port O rford.
M rs . P aris J r . Is the daugh
te r of Step Rep. and M rs . B erk
ley Lent of Portland. LaMoyne
(P h il) Is the son of M r. and
M rs . LaMoyne Paris Sr. of
P o rt Orford.
P hil was discharged last year
after sevtag for ayear in V ie t
nam. Both were students at
SOC In Ashland the fa ll term .
They are presently making
their home In Port O rford. He
Is employed by com m ercial
fisherman Dick Goergen.
HAS SURGERY
Guy H a ll, young son of M r.
and M rs. Fred Hall who reside
at the Hughes ranch at the mouth
of the Sixes riv e r, was taken to
Southern Coos General Hospital
Friday evening for an em er
gency appendectomy.
HOST DINNER
M r. and M rs . Edward Sypher
of Langlois w ere hosts at their
home on New Y e a r’ s for a fam
ily dinner.
Attending were the Gordon
Britton fam ily, M r. and M rs.
Harold Sypher of Langlois, M r.
and M rs. W alter M e r r ill of
Philomath, M rs . Jean Higgins
of Portland, and M r. and M rs.
John West of Sixes.
’ OUT OF ORDER’
Nearly every customer of
the West Coast Telephone Co.
In Langlois and Port Orford
send the company their own re
cording “ this telephone Is tem
p o rarily or permanently out of
ord er’ ’! The company operators
receiving the oft repeated “ re
cordings” are as perturbed as
the customers.
NEW YEARS GUESTS
The A lbert Moore fam ily of
Sixes were dinner guests of
M r. and M rs . Harold T rim b le
and fam ily In Port Orford on
New Y e a r’ s.
D U P LIC A TE BRIDGE
The Port O rford-Gdl l Beach
Duplicate bridge clubs meet
every Saturday at the Ophir
Grade School with masterpolnt
night the firs t Saturday of the
month.
Each Wednesday night the
club meets at the legion hall In
Port O rfo rd .
Jan. 30, Sunday, a tw o-ses-
slon Open pairs championship
unit game w ill be played at the
Ophir grange hall at Neslka
Beach with game starting at
1:30 p .m ., second session be
ginning at 7 p.m. lad le s of
the grange w ill serve diluter
between sessions.
Eight tables were In play for
the game Sunday at Ophir. Win
ning firs t, north-south were
Byron Mauzy and Douglas Rled-
m llle r of Crescent City; sec
ond, M r. and M rs. U . E. M c
C lary of Coqti' le; th ird, M rs.
M argaret Llnklater and B ill
Sweet of Coos Bay.
F irs t east-west went to M r.
and M rs . Ed Conley of Port O r
ford; second, Betty Swanson and
Katherine Mauzy of Crescent
City; th ird , Ada Johnson and
Hattie Hogue of Gold Beach.
Four tables were In play
Saturday evening at O phir. F irs t
went to M rs . H a rry Kalina and
M rs. Charles Daugherty; sec
ond to M r. and M is . VernKolen
and third to Adolph Wtadmalser
and Maude W eir.
GUESTS OF HURETS
Guests this week of M r. and
M rs . BUI Huret of Sixes are
her brother and s is te r-in -la w ,
M r. and M rs . Joe M ille r of
Eatonville, Wash.
RETURNS HOME
Returning during the holi
days was Irene Carlson with her
brother, Leslie Kyme, of Los
Angeles.
Irene has been visiting her
brother and other relatives In
Los Angeles since September
and is now at home with M r.
and M rs . Vance Carlson.
GARDEN CLUB M EET
S lxes-E lk Garden Club w ill
meet F rid a y, Jan. 14, at the
home of M rs . W alter Pratt on
E lk r i v e r with M rs . Eldon
Spence as co-hostess.
Topic for the afternoon Is
“ pruning” given by M rs . A l
bert Britton.
V E IT S E T E R
M r. and M rs. BUI Sears
and son, M ike, of Cloverdale,
O re ., were visitors during the
holidays at the home of her
sister and fam ily, M rs . Paul
Wagner of Elk riv e r.
club re p o rte r, the next meet
ing w ill be Feb. 5.
BACK FROM YREKA
M r. anti M rs. Geo. Guerin
of I anglais returned from a
two-week visit at the home of
their daughter, Alta Kreutzer
at Y reka, C alif.
Richard K reu tzer, stationed
at F t. Hood, T ex., visited his
mother and grandparents dur
ing the holidays.
CXNASTA SESSION
The Slxes-Elk Canasta club
met Wednesday at the home
of M rs. Alvin Sonderman ta
Port Orford.
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Wliuitng prizes were M rs.
John E llis , M rs. Clarence Bra
z il, M rs. Howard Gregerson.
M rs. Albert Britton w ill be
the club’s next hostess, Feb.4.
DAUGHTER ARRIVES
M r. and M rs. Albert Fates
are parents of a 6 pound, 10
ounce daughter born Jan. 9
at McAuley hospital.
She Is the granddaughter of
Fern Fules of Cape Blanco
Road, and M rs . Patrick Bren-
nen of Ireland.
V E IL S DAUGHTER
M rs. Jim K relger has re
turned from Los Angeles where
M rs. W. 1. Montgomery w ill
assist her at the 7:30 p.m .
meeting.
IN HOSPITAL
David Klght, son of M r. and
M rs. I awrence Klght of Pori
O rford, Is a patient at Madigan
Hospital In Tacoma, Wash.
He has b e e n hospitalized
since Christm as and Is expect
ed to remain several more
weeks.
B PA T IE N T
M rs. George McDonald o'
Port Orford Is a patient lit
the Gold Beach hospital.
r o HOST GROUP
M rs. Verdo H a rris Is hostess
at her home at S ilver Springs
to the Women’s Christian F el
lowship meeting.
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RETURNS TO DU LY
Capt. and M rs. Wilbur Jen
sen left Saturday by plane from
North Bend to return to their
home In A m arillo, Tex.
SEWING IFSSONS S LAHT
The Langlois Home Exten
sion Is planning a series of
LUNCHEON M EET SET
I he town and Country Chi la*
tian Women’ s club w ill meet
Jan. 18 “* Whalen’ s Cafe In
I anglols, at 12:30 p.m.
luncheon w ill t * 31.23 |>ei
person and irssrvationa m»y
1« made with M rs. Jack Inst»
aldson, phone l anglols >71.
sewing lessons (o start within
two weeks at the Sportsmen’ s
club house In langlols.
Children’ s clothing and be
ginning sewing lessons w ill be
featured. Anyone Interested Is
asked to contact M rs. Dick
Everest in Langlois, >31.
GUI I D TO M EET
St. Christopher’ s Guild w ill
meet at the Parish hall on
Wednesday, Jan. 18, In the af-
SHOCKS RETURN
M i. and M rs. W illiam Shush
returned Saturday from Port
land with their young son wt|fl,
recently hud surgery at Pt iv-
Idelice hospital.
M l, and M rs, Harley Dnnr
n! Six. • accompanied them to
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teinoon, w ith ail .......... And
women asked Io attend,
Memtiei s of St. Chi tslophei ’
Episcopal church w ill hold u
potluck dlnnet Sunday, Jan. 30,
at 8:30.
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SON E HOME
L a rry Hubbell, son of M r.
and M rs . C a rl Hubbell, Is home
now after service of four years
and four months with the Marine
A ir Corps.
Guests of the Hubbells on
New Y e a r’ s day were M r. and
M rs . W. J. Hubbell S r., M r.
and M rs . W. J. Hubbell J r .,
and fam ily, M r. and M rs . Pete
Rice, M r. and M rs . Kent Hub
bell all of Coos Bay, and M r.
and M rs . Jay Yarbrough of
Ketchikan, Alaska.
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M rs . M. P. Liverm ore re
turned to her home In Port
O rford Friday after receiving
medical treatment for several
days at McAuley hospital ta
Coos Bay.
RANGLERS M E E T
The Cow Town Rahglers 4-H
club held a meeting Jab. 7 with
club reports given by L ila Sa
bin, Diane .1 oa, Steven Donald
son and M rs . Jim Hanna.
A film , “ The C are of Sheep”
was shown and refreshments
were served.
According to Rita Guerin,
aha visited her daughter and
son-ln-'.aw, M r. and M is . Jon
Barton, during the holidays.
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