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ö—Hort Orford News, Thursday, October 12, 1967 TO BRING BOAT BACK Howard Jamieson, son of M rs. Edna Jamieson o f Port Orford, has fished all summer with his 40-foot tro lle r out of Ilwaco, Wash., and as soon as the weather settles again, he w ill bring the boat to Coos Bay fo r the winter. VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs. Josie Forty and her granddaughter - tn - law, Mrs. James Forty, went to Gold Beach last week to v is it her daughter and husband, M r. and Mrs. Vernon Wilcox, and her niece and fam ily, M r. and M rs. B ill Turner. PARENTS VISITED Mrs. Kenneth Forty o f V a l- setz was an overnight guest of her parents, M r. and M rs. O r ville Preston of Port Orford, last week. B A T TL E ROCK NEWS A "H e llo ” party was held "Monkshood” was given by Mrs. R. K. Erwin. The door prize of garden gloves went to M rs. Don BJerg, and the program fo r the meeting on oorsage making was present ed by M rs. Erwin. The October meeting w ill be with Pauline Sullivan as host ess, the bird report w ill be given by Florence Sydnam, and the flower report by the host ess. The program topic w ill be "W ild Flowers of C urry County” and w ill be given by M rs. Sullivan. The Garden Club meets the fourth Thursday of the month and Interested women are In vited to attend the programs. at the Battle Rock Gym F ri day, Sept. 22, where students enjoyed games, dancing and re freshments. Games included ping pong, bowling, basketball, four square and relay games. Chaperons were M r. 'rate, M r. Brown and M r. Felton. CHRISTIAN CHURCH NEWS Bible School Is at 9:45 a.rn. Sunday at the Port Orford Christian Church and at the morning worship service at 11, the topic of A l K rlbs’ sermon w ill be "The Reason Why Sal vation Is Needed.” The evening service at 7 p.m. w ill have a message on "The Meaning of P rayer.” Wednesday eveningat 7 is Bible Study, followed by dersooof Empire, went to Eugene SIXTH BIRTHDAY over the weekend to visit Mrs. Brenda Sanchez celebrated N ellie Fromm and son, and their her sixth birthday with a party daughter Lois Anderson, who is at her home. Classmates attend caring for Mrs.Fromm following ing were Linda Mae Litterell, her recent discharge from the Paula C la r k e , Laura Greene, hospital. HOLD MEETING Sandy N e l s e n and Brenda's Saturday evening the Hulls The St. John's Altar Society drove to Albany to spend the brothers Tony and J. R. Prizes CURRY C E K R A l held their monthly m eetin g at night with the Jim Bloom fam were won by Paula and Laura. HOSPITAL MOTH the home of Mrs. Lloyd Bates, ily. They returned home Sunday YOUTH GROUP TO START Patients in Curry G m e o l Hos October 10. Plans were made loi evening. pital from Sept. 23 * r u Oct. 7: forthcoming money m a k i n g The teenagers of St. Christo- Gold B ea c k Betty Goodman, projects. p h e r 's Episcopal Church are Those attending were Mrs. GARDEN CLUB TO MEET H a n c i l M yos, Leoaa S h ie ld starting a youth group. It is Evelyn St. Marie, Mrs. Marvin Gertrude King, The Sunset Garden Club w ill known as the Episcopal Young Zuber, Mrs.Clarence Zuber, Mrs. Brookings: John ThiWBas, D e hold their m eetin g Friday, Oct. Churchmen. All who are inter anna Brimm, Barbara McCar Gwen Ells, Mrs. Oner Vandehey, 13, at 1 p .m . at the home of ested are invited to attend the thy, Ernest Smith, Donald Mtda, Mrs. Janet Hom, Mrs. Georgia m eeting on Sunday, Oct. 15,at Everett Johnaon, David H a a t ^ Dougherty and Mrs. Mary Price. Mrs. Iral Zastera. Topic for the 6 p. m. m eeting w ill be "Driftwood" by Nancy Jennings. Bertha Bergstrom. VISIT IN EUGENE B M T I« Anyone interested is invited tc Dafynishion: F irst one In the New arrivals a t CW ry L . — . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hull, Port attend. Notify Mrs. Zastera by a l r e c e n tly wear: T in a M a r ie . bathtub — a ringleader. Orford, and grandson Robert An- callin g 332-3751. aim in g and orchestra p ia e tlc « at the A rt Sweat hom e. Be ginning at MS30 a .m . T harad ar there «111 ha a wo«* <kg at the horn a o f Vt HaatlMan, * o a - sored by tho CCW. born Sept. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Chandlerjr., of Brook ings; Teresa Gay, born Sept. 24. to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brimm, of Brookings. 90 ARCTHE WOW DEANERY MEETING Attending the meeting of the Southwestern Deanery of the Episcopal Church In Gardiner last Tuesday were Mabel Kight, Josie Forty, Gladys Petok and Ruth Moyer from Port Orford. BISHOPS SPEAK Friday evening, Gladys Pe tok, Kay Vincent, Henrietta Hansohn and Josie Forty drove to Emmanuel Episcopal Church In Coos Bay to hear the Rt. Rev. James W. F. Carman, Bishop of Oregon, and the Rt. Rev. Melchor Saucedo, Suf fragan Bishop of Mexico, re port on the general convention of the church that was held In Seattle. Theme of the meeting was "Urgencies of the Day.” Bishop Saucedo has been a m is sionary in Cuba, A frica and other lands and was very ef fective in reporting his ex periences, report the ladies. SUNDAY VISITORS Sunday visito rs attliehom eof Josie Forty tn Port Orford were her sister, M rs. loada M iller, and friends, Mr. and Mrs. J a rk D a lly , from W ed d ertm . BAGS DEER Jack lin k e r, 12-year-eMaaa of M r. and Mrs. Dick Tucker of Langlois, got a — ■ p n i m hock the cozening day of the season. IANGI1MS GUESTS Raymond West of Sro Iros»- d ro , CaBL, <>ent last week at the home of M s s ta le r, M rs . Calvin Pemberthy of langlota. M r s . H ild a P re g lia R , m other of Pern be rthy, who trees to G ra s s V a lle y , C a lif., and his sister from G n a t Coakee, * > * - . w ere also guests at the Pemberthy home. S E L IN HOLOS Jtm Brooks of Ir o g M a has aaU bull's an of his E aster Laly direct to -the nursery who will prepero them for the E a s te r tra d i . He d a - II we red a !” », to ■Banking.*' Hunday, and early MroMto morning tett t o r M totland and Bnatlhr markets with a t n d . men BIRTHDAY l'HTNF« A birthday dinner for Mrs. Jean Thnrth from B a rth Uaad ana held at the Charles Jun aan home to te n a n ts tant tk a d g y . H e r d a u g h t e r , Peggy Sewn OUT FOR YOlMlf WHY WOW S.W. OREGONIANS SHOP WtKAMS SHORTENING PEACHES COFFEE NESTLES WICK 2 69 POPCORN iwuiow pflLMOUVf ta. i ros NO LIMIT AT , AAeKWiS PREYING M ittunyn sottew » lfln J L JUMBO CO LP pow tp. w? BONUS » W STAMPS ITH fURCrtftse 09- TWO from Albany, and other guests and M r s . J e r r y Cox of Eu gene, her hurt: and, Ed, rod M r . and M rs. Jensen, and Peggy -SUSAN HOLlty A t k CERAMIC SBUJ* « O flip Ceramic Shqp ia H iu r s d o ^ TU C K ER GURCTT M in . tor” King l a n m rtng to ■Bhiing, C a lif., and her a ta ta r, Mrs. Utofc Tucker a f Langlois, ta helping h e r move. Velma g Mrs. Walter Gorsuch and her daughter, Ilene Fisher of la n g - lols, spent last weekend InHau • ser with her son and hts wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ferguson and children. STORM Mrs. Grace Wolford of the Sanders Cleaners was "shook up” , she said, last Monday when the storm caused one of the front windows of the shop to 'low in, with one piece of glass ilttlng her on the back of her ieck. She received no Injury, lowever, because of the high leckllne of her dress. The fe r tile wind also loosened the troet sign in such a way as Io lake It dangerous to enter the hop. She closed about 11 clock, but was able to open gain the next morning. OSTS CLUB MEET Mrs. Wayne Foster of Sixes as hostess for the September eetlng of the Rhododendron irden C lub. Roll call was iswered by each woman na- ing her favorite shrub. Rose irrlngton, vice rhalrman.was >cted president fo r the ro under of the year, and Mrs. Iber Browning was elected e chairman. A card was slgn- fo r M rs. Sam Cuatt who is dfe. , S IL fc -4 -E Q C L W S toilet tissue id f IZ t T Î // II » Tucker o f Astoria spent the weekend with her parents. IN HAUSER PA I t FACIAL TISSUE NOfCTttEKN JUM ßO PAPER TOW ELS k BREASTS, LEGS ANO THIGHS NECKS, SACKS LR A O *T ✓ <4 I Of » BACON r r - 5 9 ' FORK EO KST- 4 9 PORK STEAK - 5 5 WIINEKS Ä «49 t SMINN W E K £ « "2 .4 r Hie bird report on the spar- * as given by M rs. Browning I the flower report on «
