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About Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1967)
1*0.1 Oxford Newt, Thursday, Ju ly 13, 1967 G rlffe y -Ia lrd p rio r to anllg, Ing In the Navy. Joins Sea Bees Heavy Construction Mechan ic Third Class Thomas Frank Foster, son of Mrs. Leona T. Hubbard of Port Orford, enlist ed In the Na-y Seabee advanced rate program June 6. He w ill be transferred to the Naval construction battalion training center at Gulfport, Miss., for a period of about tour weeks of training. He w ill be given m ilita ry d rtli, general Navy topics,con struction battalion orientation, water survival and other Navy topics. Upon completion of the school, he w ill be transferred to a Seabee battalion. Foster was employed by a friend of the bride. Brides maids were Mrs. Gene Mul lins of Reedsport, sister of the bride, Lynne Hoffman of Bend and Sally Meeuwser of Ontario, both friends of the bride. Two of the attendants wore green and white tweed A - line dresses, while the other two wore yellow and white tweed. A ll carried muffs of daisies with streamers. Candlelighters were Sharon Hubbard, cousin of the bride, and Betty Cannon, niece of the bridegroom. Organ music was provided by Mrs. Lee Auston. Best man was A rvis Cannon of Sweet Home, brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were an other brother, Dwight Cannon of Lebanon, and Lee Wallace of San Francisco, brother of the bride. Baskets of salal, white car nations and candles decorated the reception table. Serving the cake were Mrs. Lee Wallace of San Francisco and M rs. War ren Cobbs of Portland. M rs. Harold Kern of Prineville was in charge of the coffee and M rs. Arvis Cannon of Sweet Home ladled punch. Taking care of the gifts were Miss Elaine Cannon of Leb anon and Miss Leslie HaU of Baker. For her wedding trip to Vic toria, B. C., the new Mrs.Can non chose a blue knit sheath and a blue and lavender crochet- knit blazer. Following their trip , the couple w ill make th eir home in Newport where he is employed as a county extension agent. The form er Miss Wallace is a graduate of Newport High School and Oregon State Uni versity. P rio r to her marriage she was employed as a county extension agent in Prineville. The groom is a graduate of Pacific High School and OSU. He has been with the Coopera tive Extension Service in New port fo r the past two years. The young couple were chosen as Lincoln County’ s 1967 June Bridal Couple and last week they shopped all over Lincoln County fo r items they would like for their new Ufetogether. This included looking at new homes, setting up a joint bank account, buying clothing, groceries and furniture and looking at new cars. TAKE TRAILER TOUR The Roland Gerhardts just returned from a two-week tra il er trip up the coast to Wash ington w h e re they visited friends in Westport, Aberdeen, Shelton, Port Angeles and spent five days at the SolDuc natural Hot Springs where they found 90 degree weather, the hottest in the history of that area. En route home they stopped in Junction City to visit the How ard Gregersons, form erly of Port Orford, who are enjoying retirement. FAMILIES CAMP M r. and M rs. William Huret and three children and M r. and Mrs. Dale Blagden of Port Orford and the Herb Leming fam ily of Gold Beach camped at Rogue Hlde-A-Way over the weekend. Blagden reported that the temperature was 106 at Agness Friday afternoon and the grotg) found it very warm at the camp, too. > RETUR N FROM V A C A T IO N M r. and Mrs. Waiven R. Davis a n d children returned home, f r id a y ju ly 8, front vacationing in Eastern Oregon. They visited Mrs. Davis' parents, M r. and Mrs. John Gentry, new owners of the Pilot Butte Motor C o u rt They a l s o spent tim e in Redmond, cam ped out at Prineville and M r. Davis enjoyed many days of fishing in several lakes. V A C A T IO N IN CA N A D A M r. and Mrs. Del New kirk re turned July 5, from a tw o-w eek vacation. They spent four days in the V icto ria and Vancouver, 8.C . area where they visited the xoo and acquariutn at Stanley V isiting at the Donald Dewey home I riday, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade o f A lta d e n a ,C a lif. Biifc w ill be received b, the CXegon State Highway Ooninita- sion on Thursday, July 27, In Salem, for 23 projects estim ated 'to o 3** * p proxùn ,tely W A V A Curry county project in- v o l v e s construction of Ophir Host Area fac ilitie s on Highway 101 about 8. S m iles north of Cold Reach. Project plana ca ll lor construction of an inform a tion shelter, to ile t building. I l lum ination, and rest area fa c il ities. Com pletion date is set for October 31, 1967, 'Miller Roberts' Tryouta Slari a play into an ex |«rie n c e, tint |<reseutattixiof "Mistei Roberts" promises to («another h it un- dor the direction of Rod C a y- tow. This (»lay w ill be |>rrformad on September 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29 and 3U Anyone m ay try out (no the atre membership is noeded) for any or all of d ie parts, and the selection w i l l lie made from those at the casting. People Reed Reading FULL a r McKMt «AL»» PRESSINO M S W K T CHUNK TUNA ZLE- gJAWT DECOfkATW TOWELS i a 111 os sage by Al Krlbs o n ‘ *lho Means of Salvation." Illhlo Sr honl meets at B:48< x , 7 the sermon topic w ill t« “ The Message of Salvation." Bible •Judy wilt „ ? p>|r Vediaiaday, with choir and o r- cbestra practice at 8 at the Art Swtet homo. Phe following police ac tiv ity was reported for die month ci luue; three thefts Investigated; Hie Little Theatre on the Bay nine citations and 15 warnings issued; two unlocked business announced today that opening doors discovered; one parking of tryouts fur the adult comedy "M ister Roberts", one of 'h i fun- Citation issued; one domestic niest p la y s to develop from disturbance, one anim al c a l l l ^ 0 , WU ***** S , b r ‘l'*F>JulV and one accident were investi gated; five cases of minors in "M ister Roberts" w ill be d ir possession of alcoholic bever ected by Rod Gaytou, publicity ages were Investigated; nine ar manager of The L ittle Theatre; rests were made. Fines levied the director of "J. B. " (o f which by court amounted to $530 and his leading man. Run Sissons bail set on citations came to $150. T o ta l miles traveled for (as Satan), won ihc Best Actor's Award of the Ye ark the director the month was 2, 6 3 0 .1. of the Student Summer Theatre; and the leading m ale in "'ITie Al the Port O rioni Christian One serving of chicken w ill Music M a n " -H o w a rd H U I. W ith Church Sunday intunlng at 11, HU a day’s protein need. the background, knowledge, and there w ill be singing, the com- understanding necessary to mold i i i u n t P i i sc, 11, ,, , iptMn MAYONNAISE twier o + TI«MF f t * KfTCtlfN PftlMTS YELLOW ONIONS CAMTCLOUPE SQUASH «m CftcKen O«. ZUC4M1 YCILÛ*J LETTUCE K-AISEK 2. GALLON tub OF ICECREAM *2* L IB G Ÿ Î3 F fc O Z E A ) VEGETABLES P . eat y EM i carrqtt CZMAI*C4t>EFS> BRÒCCOLI SPIN AÛM • SûuTK-H- OC. FREK1C4A FRIES { COLD Z> WITTER I k SURF & M T SIZE" r < MB BZ NO. 303 PEL WOUTE CAURlF RlWCfO ( FRUIT COCKTAIL wo. 1 flat ; of S L IC E D P IN E A P P L E ll-OT TIM*; T Ì Of ORCHID MANDARIN ORANGES < 1 RR I/ I BARTLETT p£AR HALVES MK og. M * IG * pe/eff efftewE towm , -f&ofy-svfrviioQy 00 V ■ / 1 flifirmr POPCORN MtkWj? COFFEE USDA c h o i c e chock ROASTS DUPLICATE BRIDGE Duplicate Bridge Club of Port Orford met in the Legion Hall Wednesday evening with three tables in play. F irst went to Geneva Tucker a id Nadine Ka lina; second, Lorraine Haines and Grace McKenzie, and third, Vernice Masterson and Lola Windrnaiser. FROM CALIFORNIA Facilities Due 4 -ROIL Pf\Ctf-ZE£ TO GO FISHING Mr. and M rs. Tracy Corbin of Gold Beach and M r. and M rs. Dale Blagden of Port Or ford w ill be going to Dla-iond Lake Saturday fo r a week of fishing. FAMILY VISITS Visiting Police Chief Curt Weir and Mrs. Weir of Port Orford have been his mother, Mrs. Donna Weir; his grand mother, Mrs. Bernice C urtis, and his aunt, Mrs. Cay DeAmic- is, all of San Jose, Calif. bland. They re tu rn . uyw ay of CL a nog. in country. Ih e y were accompanied by their two granddaughters, L air a and Kim Olsen of Boring, CM , O IU.Ôto«N-rAN REAPY X FA0N GtOVNO BEET TURKEY ROASTS ARMOUR WIOCRS <*- ARMOUR, SMOKIES WWOLA SLieep BACON 2<*i94 59«
