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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
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March 30.
Baby boy Pennington,Bandon,
out I .»
March
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30.
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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
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itiliAe 11 Bandon, tn
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Nelson Hall, » Charleston, tn
March 31, out April 2.
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Owen Smith, Langlois, In
March
31
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Netiolph Wilson, Bandon, In
March
31, out April 5
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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
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boy, Bandon, out April 3.
Helen Harmon, Port O rford,
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Mahlon Jonah, i*ort Orford,
in April 3.
Vetilla Woodward,
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m April 3, out April 4.
Shirley G roves, My rile Point,
out April 4
Tracy Van I euven, Bandon,
in April
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Sonja W illiams, Coos Bay,
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Baby Kn WUlluin.st Coo.> Bay,
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Ray Dunsmuor, Port O rioni,
in April
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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».
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