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S—Port Orford New», T h irjd a y , M ay 18, 196/ N O K T ll CURRY Double Ring Vows U nite Couple went to S cotti M ills on Moth e r’ s Day to v is it his parents, M r. and M rs. I rank Shepherd, ami to Salem to v is it her par ents, M r. ami M rs. Ted T u ft- eskog. IN ROSEBURG M r. and M rs. A rt Strain, the Frank Wilcox faintly ami M r. ami M rs. Newton Haga went to Roseburg Sunday to have din ner with th e ir sis te r, Eloise Buss. VISIT MOTHER The Mike Schraner fa m ily of Santa Susana, C a lif., have been visitin g her mother, M rs . Iva Comara, of Hensley H ill. IN HAWAII Karen Comara returned from Close friends and relatives were in attendance as vows were repeated and rings ex changed in a double rin g can dlelight ceremony at the Lake Grove C hristian Church con firm in g the union of D aryl R o t- Ison and Adella Wlechmann of Port O rford. D r. Anderson, professor of Christian educa tion at Lewis and C lark Col lege, officiated at the lovely ceremony. The b rid e ’ s attendants were Marcia Gabbert of H illsboro and Anita Yoder of Canby. Del mar Robison of Coos Bay, twin brother of the groom, and E l don Wlechmann, brother of the bride from Portland, attended the groom. The bride was radiant in a white crepe floor-length gown with long sleeves, which she made, with a chapel tra in of acelan lace trim m ed in crepe and wearing an Imported man tilla of Spanish lace, fingertip length. Her pearls were a g ift of the groom and her bouquet was of pink and white b ride's roses with a cascade of white satin ribbon. Miss Gabbert wore a moss green crepe floor-length fo r mal, ca rrie d one pink rose and wore a pink lace m antilla. The bridesm aid, M iss Yoder, wore a pink matching fo rm a l and also ca rrie d one pink rose. Miss Rosa M itch e ll, a fo rm e r classmate at Pacific High, was organist. The mother of the brid e wore a green lace dress with pink accessories and the groom’ s mother wore a gown of beige brocade with brown accessor ies. Both mothers had pink and white rosebud corsages. A white knit suit with pearl trim and pink accessories was chosen by M rs. Robison fo r her going-away outfit following the wedding supper which was held at the F ire sid e Room in P o rt land after the ceremony. Both M r. and M rs. Robison are 1962 graduates of Pacific High. She is a graduate of Emanuel School of Nursing in Portland and is a senior at Lewis and C lark. The groom is a student at Portland State College, majoring in business adm inistration. The couple are at home at 4923 S. W. 45th In Portland. HOUSEGUEST M iss Pauline H ill from De catur, 111., Is a houseguest at the H ilterbrand home in Lang lois. She has been in Hawaii visitin g M r. and M rs. Jim (Ioan) Haga. Her present plan is to go to Salem May 23 to v is it friends and leave fo r her home the 26th. She brought some "double sword’ - tro p i cal fish as a g li. fo r the H il- terbrands and they are plan ning to have th e ir species and other unusual tropical fish to sell. Harley H ilterbrand is in the U niversity of Oregon Medical Hospital in Portland fo r a phy sical. He hopes to be home in two weeks. rN MYRTLE POINT M r. and M rs. Lester Hig gins took her parents, M r. and M rs. Geo. Edwards, all of Langlois, to M yrtle Point fo r a drive on Mother's Day. VISIT DAUGHTER M r. and M rs. Ren Rundberg of Sixes went to Ashland fo r "P a re n ts’ Weekend’ ’ at South ern Oregon College as a guest of th e ir daughter, Mary Helm - ken. AT POWERS MEETING Thursday evening M rs. H. A. McGarvey, M rs. W alter G or- such and M rs. LaMoyne Paris attended a meeting of Mystic Chapter No. 147 at Powers. M r. and M rs. Lester Thorp, worthy matron and patron,hon ored th e ir star points that eve ning and were in turn honored by officers and members of the chapter. M r. and M rs. Thorp w ill celebrate th e ir Golden Wedding A nniversary, May 21. A money tree was presented to them and a cake. A cordial invitation was extended by the couple to anyone who would care to drop In fo r an open house Sunday afternoon to help them celebrate th e ir Golden Wedding anniversary. 4 Jackson and Josephine counties, met In Gold Beach May 12 to plan the agenda fo r the public meeting to be held In Gold Beach Oct. 6. A lready a boa» tr ip up the Rogue R iver has been arranged ami everyone Is Invited to attend the meeting. Special Invitations are being sent to local organizations and schools bul this does no-. lim it the attendance. a b rie f v is it to Kodiak, Alaska, where she and a frie n d , Pam C raig, a fo rm e r resident of Port O rfo rd , worked as sec re ta rie s on a federal project. Saturday the two left fo r Hono lulu, Hawaii, ami they called M rs. Comara on M other’ s Day to te ll her that they were hav ing a wonderful tim e and were really soaking up the sun. They are tra v e llin g by Youth Plan which the big a irlin e s have to allow anyone under 12 to travel anywhere fo r h a lf-fa re . Karon says they are going to have to find jobs and want to get them In Hawaii. IN CRESCENT CITY M r. and M rs. M ilton I eor went to Crescent C ity fo r a M other’ s Day dinner. RETURN FROM IDAHO M r. ami M rs. Jimmy Neese went to Boise, Ida., on Thurs day ami returned to Port O r ford Monday. PLAN AGENDA The Southwest Oregon Rural Health C ouncil, which Includes ! ane, Douglas, Coos, C u rry , CONCERTS DUE Three concerts are coining to this area ami each one should m ark a calendar: May 25, Pa c ific High School Chorus Spring Concert; June 1 ,1 anglols Grade School Spring Concert; June 2, Port O rfo rd Grade School Con ce rt. DUPl ICATE BHIDGI The Port O rford Duplicate Bridge Club met May 10 at the l egion hall with nine tables playing. North-south winners were M r. and M rs. H u rry G lt- telsohn, fir s t ; M r. ami M rs. N. B. Marsh, second; M r. and M rs. Chas. D -ugherty, th ird ; and M rs. II. Kalina ami Ray Hopp, fourth. East-west win ners were Ray Keen ami II.A . H e rrin g , firs t; M rs. F. W. l.ln k la te r ami M rs. I . Conley, second; M r. II row llz ami M r. Kuat, th ird , and M rs. C harlie Caughell and Ray h o o ts,fo u rth . Saturday the M aster P >lnt game was played at Coos Bay ami attending from Port O rford were M r. and M rs. I d Conley, M r. A. W lndnialser, M i s. It a Tucker and M rs. Harry Kalina. M rs. Tucker ami M rs. Kalina took fir s t place. VISIT DAUGHTER M r. ami M rs. Frank M o rris were In Coos Bay fo r the week end with th e ir daughter, M rs. Keith Stewart ami fam ily. Sat urday evening they attended the barbershop program . SON IS BORN M r. and M rs. Vance (. a ilson o f Sixes a m parents of th e ir firs t ch ild , a son, born May 13 at Soutlwi n C<s»« General Hos p ital In Bandon, lx nald Andrew, weighing « pounds, 2 1 2 oun ces, Is the ria n d so ii of M rs, Cody (Il cue) ( at Ison of Sixes ami M r. and M rs. I > nald Sikes of Medford, PURCHASE TROLLING BOAT Him ard Juiolvron le ft last week, .ici oiop.iilled by H airy Straball. io» Sausalito, C a lif . , tilw re In |Hinhaie»l a 40 toot tro ll lug bo u t.lln " M o lly ” , They w ill sail as U r n o ttli ui I ureke w lic ic 11--« ar»hv ill jo in the I tsh- Ing fle e t, Harry Stralian w ill re turn lii’im by biu front I mel.a. J a in I. so n »old his boat "C h a rm " md u >b pot» to (.ary Koch w h i'W ill IL'h from the lo cal port._________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Reception Held A reception honoring M r. and M rs. D aryl C. Robison (Adel la Weichmann) of Portland was held Saturday evening at the home of her parents, M r. and M rs. Otto Wlechmann of P ort O rford. Present from Port O rford were M r. and M rs. E lm er Rob ison, M r. and M rs . A. P. Sweet, M rs. Wm. Edwards, M r. and M rs . A lbert K rib s , M r. and M rs. M. P. L ive rm o re , M r. and M rs. Ben Johnson, M r. and M rs. Edward Thomas, M r. and M rs. Geo. McDonald, M r. and M rs. B ric e Wagner, M r. and M rs. J. B. Kosta, M rs. Delbert Neal, Cindy and Becky, M r. and M rs. Leonard Mun son, M rs. Blaine Marsh, Brad ley, Joe, Tracy and Susan, M rs. Leo M itch e ll, M r. and M rs. Kent Humphrey and M r. and M rs. Wm. Vincent and M a ry - 1,eth. D tlm e r Robison was pres ent from Coos Bay, M r. and M rs. C ecil Laster and M r. and M rs. Eddie Laster came from Bandon and M r. and M rs. C a rl Hule drove up from Gold Beach. M rs . Ken M artin attended from Portland, and gifts were sent by R. J. Wallace, Robert Now lin , M ilo Sellon, Ervin Sevrens and Lem M orin. SAUSAGt 59* GROUND ROUNP WIENERS ISICON NESEWrAu;* SûüA&FS GROUND CHUCK. 2¿98* 13 9 IB IB t BROILER FOIL IN PORT ^ N D M r. and M rs. Delbert Neal of P ort O rford V ariety Store are on a merchandise buying tr ip in Portland this week. SURPRISE PARTY M rs . Loretta McCool of Port O rford was on the receiving end of a complete surprise last week when M rs . Dee Wood sponsored an early birthday party fo r her at her home. Cards and g ifts were pre sented to the honoree and one card sent by Dwlndy, Misty and Angel Wood and signed by even the pre-school drew special attention. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served to Kathleen M itch e ll, Thelma Foster, V ir ginia Stauffer, Janice Johnson, Jean B ryant, Maxine Rowling, M ary K rib s, Docia Sweet and M rs. Rhetta Pearson, L o r etta’ s mother. JOE ZOOK VISITS Joe Zook, fo rm e rly of Wes tern States and Port Orford Plywood, visited b rie fly in town la st Wednesday. He lives In Portland where his wife, Nel lie , is resuming her studies fo r a higher degree In teach ing. Joe Is in the realty busi ness. GIVES DINNER M rs. C latie Smith of Lang lo is gave a birthday dinner, May 7, fo r her brother, John Isenhart, who Is a teacher in Roseburg. John brought a friend and visited relatives during the weekend. VISITS AUNT M rs. C latie Smith of Lang lo is went to San Francisco on Thursday to v is it her aunt, Miss Ida Vandenberg, and w ill return this week. FROM CALIFORNIA M r. and M rs. Gerald Kamph had as her guests last week her bro th e r, Gary Bruchlerand fam ily from Ukiah, C a lif., and her s is te r, M rs. Dallas M ille r, and fa m ily from Santa Rosa, C a lif. The fam ilies were to gether to v is it their father, John B ru ch le r, who had a slight stroke but is recovering nicely. SUNDAY VISITORS M r. and M rs. Kenneth Kreu- tze r of Bandon visited the Ger ald Kamph fam ily of Langlois Sunday. IN BROOKINGS The L yle Knutson fa m ily of Langlois visited theGerald W il son fam ily in Brookings Sun- lay. PARENTS VISITED M r. and M rs. Tom Shepherd nJ I BREAD COFFEE ANNUAL MEETING The annual m e m b e r s h ip meeting of Western States P ly wood w ill be held Saturday at the Sixes Grange H all. There are about 260 members of Western States with nearly 130 of them working at the m ill. 59 T IM S SoPT T td lS T roll MCOA P0&- FOOP FACIAL TISSUE ty A X Ít. ô tfiu r è tte L A U U O ftq SOAP 49 7™ f s llX HAWftllAN PUNCH Coup IU 8 MS 3 £1 Í $ LETTUCE 59 4 * *« 1 1 TORTILLAS REEStRS 4 COOKIES JUNGLE JUICE PRINK. UAUcrE ■ ■ ■ 29 * H EA 05 ■ or 2 9 * CHOC. MILK. 2 « « 89^ MARGARINE Ç íe s £ 1 OESEfcr W ÍA foe 09* FftNCH MAYONNAISE B orden ' s ^ 5 9 * CARR6TÇ i; TRENO UQUlO SûAtP HORMEL TAMALES 4d 0M N6ES CHOKE NAVClS L& 15* LB 6AÓ- NEW MILK &RAPEFRUIT 8 19* f 01 tooth PASTE H0UDO2. 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