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s 6 * Port CVford New», Thur»day, April 13, 1967 MtTH CUttKY?.. M W HE POUTER M rs. Mary Kribs of Port O rford Is the new North Curry correspondent. She may be con tacted by calling 332-3181 orby writing P. O. Box 601, Port Orford. IN HOSPITAL M rs. Lloyd White of P ort O rford w as taken to the Bandon hospital by ambulance Sunday. hospital notes Below is a list of patients admitted to and discharged from Southern Coos General Hospital during the past week. Jam es Ju stice , Port O rford, out March 30 Reta Pennington, Bandon, out _ _ March 30. Baby boy Pennington,Bandon, out I .» March 1 41 » II w 30. V. Roger Lain«*, North Queens- la id , A ustralia, In March 30, out April 2. Sarah F. M etsker, Bandon, In March 30, out .April 3. Dclmo Shinn, Bandon, In Dolly Hicks, Sixes, In March 30, out April Baby Ctrl Hicks, Sixes, born March 30, out April 2 T P A,.*— I I 1 Luther, itiliAe 11 Bandon, tn atricia - a i v . i l 31, w n a April p iu — March out 2 . Nelson Hall, » Charleston, tn March 31, out April 2. a Owen Smith, Langlois, In March 31 _______ Netiolph Wilson, Bandon, In March 31, out April 5 ....... ............................. August C arlson, I anglols,out March 31. Herma:. Montgomery, Port Orford, tn April 1. John Prahar,B andon, in April 1, out April 3. M arsha I ev rets, Bandon, out April 1 Joanne Balkema and baby u v * ,iii|ii '. boy, Bandon, out April 3. Helen Harmon, Port O rford, i In April 3. Mahlon Jonah, i*ort Orford, in April 3. Vetilla Woodward, •• . I anglols, m April 3, out April 4. Shirley G roves, My rile Point, out April 4 Tracy Van I euven, Bandon, in April .s o in 4. s. Sonja W illiams, Coos Bay, l f v l ' t l .1 •" April 4. Baby Kn WUlluin.st Coo.> Bay, !x ,! •>M n «.,*>11 ' | ,|1I4 1 Ray Dunsmuor, Port O rioni, in April u r v ih j TOWNLI Y GUESTS Recent guests at the home of Mr. and M rs. Yal Townley w ere Mr. and M rs. A. A. Hick son of Springfield and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pennock of C h arles ton. • • • CLASSIFIED AD RATES Fin t w eek—Hu 4—ntbibnun: ............................ ... ¿sch follow big w eek—504 Over 25 wordi, 34 per v ord for (b it week, 24 per word each followbii( week. W f ¿'M . ■ I laMf« •• • A • • • • • 6 88 MMtMRINE 29 W TISSUE 88 F0L6ÉRS COFFEE 3.Í1 S I EVAR MILK 00 4 -1 PEACHES LM&E E&ÖS LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES FANTASTIC WEEKEND SPE C iA tS ARMOUR STAR & U .S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SNOBOY FRUITS & VEGETABLES VALUABLE S & H GREEN STAMPS LX RAVISHES PU.66 I ? BRIDAL SHOWER HELD St. C hristopher’s Episcopal Church in P ort O rford was the scene of a bridal shower April 4 given by M rs. Glenn Mayea and Pam Mayea in honor of Mary Brown. Guests w ere M esdames L es te r Smith, Lloyd B ates, Philip Wright, Ray Shaw, Keith Law, Josie F orty, Loudie M iller, Velma Simpson, W alter Stauf fe r, Hauglum and the M issess Jeannine Ja m es, D arla Smith, B renda Wright, Susan Shaw, P ris c illa Montgomery^ T eresa P hillips, Lela Sabin, M a r y Wahl, Peggy Jensen, Michelle D eets, Shirley Rhodes, Cheryl M cDaniels, Patty St. C laire, Cindy Bachelor, Marcy Reas- oner, M ira W'ing, Jane K irch- g e s le r, Jacque Elliott, Sue Me- chals, M arilyn Bushnell, Linda Hodge, F rieda Alonso, Frances W illiams, Janet Shaw, Gloria Shaw, Deb' ie Reese, Linda Knutson and M rs. Kight. Gifts w ere sent by Mary Knapp and M rs. Robert Sweet. wn (W _ EEP D EU C IflW 6 o u o n u c ió « s W lN E S ftr ROME" b F A U T H tAckAM S l0 t M l4l ç ix e o ex h / lvéî ORANGE» « - focaniums e g e t l 49« h-A I 0(jT T HW.P f u m food m ciali popsicles ttfilf S IX ftiO . l B LB TM &NK B O N E LLI PORK R O A S T 5W PORK SHOULDER STEAK. 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ROuSEHM-D FKNCHFRIES P oll TOIL 19 + 1 S W CLAM CUOWKR 7 M I MINCO CLAMS MIX Mt etkT O tt THUS NEVER A LIMIT AT HLKMi-TW NiMH WU HUE MME/ 0’** 232.-2H» I 2w 4 «•••«* AVOCAROS 7* 29^ 94 MimnowER HO. 2 f t TlhX S tfA W SW APPLES 0Ó 1 Wliiie a C "-vear-old grand m other was babysitting in h er -on’s home one night, the son exploded fire c ra c k e rs outside the' window as a joke. The grandm other, fearlul that she and the children in the room with h er were lining shot at, ran from the room and fell, injuring h erself badly. She sued h er son for in juries -he received. The son defend«!, saying that he was not liable since he did not inteixi for anyone to get hurt. “ Be s id e -,” he -aid, “ if was only a p ractical Joke.” G randm other won the suit. \ practical joke wtiich causes uiiinteniionxl harm can lie the I a-i- tor liability. The son, in pl.iyir.g die Joke, could re - asntijbl: fo resee that Ills act would I l ighten his elderly moth e r in whose c a re the children had l ie n placed, and d.at she would react to fright in «iim» 1 inner that could cause her hai in. The North Carolina court which heard the case said that the la d that It Is a practical joke which is the cause of an injury does not excuse the jokester Iron liability for the injuiies sustained. O ther types ol p ractical Jokes where re covery has been allowed in clude jokes ol the heartless kind, such as telling a woman tier husband is seriously in jured, o r burying a “ |iot o' gold” to lie dug up under ex- I l't ie public humiliation. In olii- • ase .1 pel son wrapped a dead ral ill a package ol gro c e r ie s , and tlie plaintiff re cover«! lor serious shock at tin' sight ol it. u W’ n au»*« iv s L VISIT KRIBSES G uests at the Albert K ribs home this week w ere M rs. Lydia Hoke of North Bend, Wash., with h e r Alaskan husky, B ridget, aid Mr. and M rs. E l m ore Elliott of Gold B ar, Wash., form erly of B akersfield, Calif. • Hie morning m essage at the P ort O rford C hristian Church will be ‘ The Hillbilly That Made Good” by A1 K ribs. Bible School will be at 9:43 a.nt. “ G reat A ffirm ations That Have Helped M illions’’ is the topic for the evening service. Tuesday evening, the Bible study and p ray er meeting will be at the Art Sweet home where the o rc h e stra will p ractice Wednesday evening. Everyone is invited to every serv ice of the church which m eets in the Jensen C enter. w w o • m • • • *Ka.*e* YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT M cKAtt... HERE'S WHY AT WEDDING P resent In Gold Beach Sat urday for the wedding of Dennis Sonderman w ere Mr. and M rs. Raymond Sonderman and two children of Vancouver, Wash., M rs. Kermit Burson of Salem and Mr. and M rs. Edwin Han son of Idlewild Park. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Balkema (Joanne Wesel) a n parents of their tirsi child, a son, Robert I ugene,l>orn Mai i li ....., ..... ......................................... 29 in Southern Cixis General II a .1 ..lu ll ......- l. i . >11, I I I I lie « ' » child H I I V I weighed V« v i k i l t t i V Hospital. puuiKlM, 1 I 2 ounces. I ncal ............. ,u e Mr. aid . .. grandparents M is. John Wesel. Balkema Is sta tioned at the Coquille Rivet U« i» Coast Guard Station. Mr. aiwl Mrs. Duane Wil liam s, Coos Buy, are parents of a ti |Hiund, 7 1 2 ounce son, John W illis, iiorn April 4 in Southern Coos General Ilo». pilai ^ B IR T H S 2w
