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l 0rt Orford Newt, Thunday, June 20, 1968
SON IS BORN
Born to M r. and Mrs. Randall
Goodman Port Orford, a son
8 pounds, 5 ounces, at McAuley
Hospital in Coos Bay, June 8.
Worth C urry
It Is also announced that D r.
Wilbur Jensen, son of M r. and
Mrs. Charles Jensen, w ill play
a trumpet solo at the morning
service of the Community on
Sunday, June 23.
NEW DAUGHTER
Brenda Lynn was the name
chosen by M r. and M rs. B ill
Monroe Potter of Port Orford
fo r their seven pound daughter
born May 31.
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• P o o r OKFOKO • S !F £ S • L A N Û -iO /S
FISHING TRIP
Raymond McLeod and Howard
office, bank and markets, to
to the fact that the American
Isen hart left Langlois on June 3
those who put it In the papers
Legion hall In Port Orford w ill
fo r a fishing trip to Cripple
to the ones who took them
be open during the two days
Tlie Port Orford Business and and
Lake, near F ort St. James,
to the plant.
of the Jetty Jubilee fo r coffee
Professional Women’ s Club met
B
r i t i s h Columbia, Canada.
This Is the 12 th year that
at the home of Minnie King
and doughnuts, and guestslnthe WELCOME HOME
They reported that they were
B illy E d w a r d s , weight 8
l?st Tuesday evening with Ber­ M rs. Windmalser has been in
city w in find there a place to
catching enough fish fo r their
pounds, 10 ounces, In the new
rest between events.
tha Bergstrom, president, In charge of this project which
. own meals.
Is so Important to the veterans
son of M r. and Mrs. James
charge.
Wilford Thomas of Port Orford.
Since the club has charge of In the hospitals and each year
VISIT BROOKS
TO BUILD HOME
the queen contest fo r the Jetty the donations have been some­
B ill Tucker, of K la m a th
what
la
rger
than
the
previous
Jubilee, it was decided to ask year.
Alan Haga of Langlois is
Falls, son-in-law of M r. and
purchasing a piece of property VISIT ERWINS
Mrs. Walter Sabin to be the
Mrs. Clarence Brooks of Lang­
Those In this a r e a who
Visiting at the R. K. E rw in
fr o m his grandfather. A r t
official chaperon fo r the p rin ­
lois , w ill be camping in his
Strain, and Is building a re s i­ home In Langlois Saturday were
cesses until the time of the assisted this year to make It
tra ile r fo r about a month on
4»
dence on It.
Mrs. Bonnie Parkerof Wedder-
Jubilee and during those two better than before were M rs.
the Brooks place In Langlois.
burn, Mrs. Nick Andraieff of
days also. The g irls w ill be R o s e , M rs. Hanshon, M rs.
Mrs. Tucker w ill be teaching
Gold Beach and M rs.Andraieff’ s
traveling to various areas to Meyer, M rs. M o r r i s , M rs.
remedial reading and other nec­
Kane,
M
rs.
K
rlbs,
M
rs.
Ger­
s
i
s
t
e
r
,
Frances
Omstead
of
ALLEN GUESTS
advertise the Fourth of July
essary courses to about 30
hardt, M rs. Dewey, M rs. W eir,
Roseburg.
celebration.
Mrs.
Betty
Allen
of
Langlois
and M rs. B ra zil.
Indian children at Bly who are
Mary Price and Betty Bige­
Is anticipating h a v in g her
called disadvantaged children.
low gave reports of the recent
grandchildren, Jim m y, Deanna
She r e g u l a r l y teaches in
State convention and announced
and Gale Baines, children of CLUB TO MEET
IN VIETNAM
Klamath Falls.
Rhododendron Garden C lu b
that an Informal meeting of
Mrs. Barbara Baines, with her
J rlvate P lrs t Class
r»em bU aSL tJ t o V Celebration A e Port ^ d TOPS club dressed up . Volkswagen to
state officers and committee
fo r the summer from Tucson, w ill meet June 27 at Humbug
W illiam E. Hatmaker, son of
A rlz .
Park fo r a potluck dinner.
chairmen w ill be held at Dia­
' IN OREGON CITY
mond Lake. Both are planning M r. and M rs. Ernest C. Hat-
Last w e e k M r. and M rs.
T e rre ll Repp, form er p rin ­
to attend this meeting, along m a k e r of L a n g lo is , was
G o ld e n Allen returned from
NOTES BIRTHDAY
cipal of the Langlois Elementa­
spent a week with his grand­
assigned
as
an
Infantryman
May
VISIT
BROOKS
lng
to
Spain
the
last
of
June
to
with Ethel Gotcher of Reeds­
visiting relatives In Vale, and
Mrs. Lena Herzig of Sixes
ry schools, and M rs. Repp are
parents recently.
16 with the 9th I n f a n t r y D i­
Mr. and M rs. Jim LaVotany
Bosle, Idaho.
assist the groigj with which in Oregon City this week pre­
port, new state finance ch a ir­
was 83 years old last week
vision in Vietnam.
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Hood
are
adding
man.
she has been working in a
On July 6 Gene Allen of Lang­ of Klamath Falls spent Tuesday and M r. and M rs. William Hu ret
to the good appearance of the “ Literature M inistry” in that paring to sell the house and
Lila Sabin in the princess
lois w ill be going up fo r Fellow night camping in their tra ile r
entertained her fo r dinner that
lot which they own there. They
community
by
painting
their
country and ottwr nations in plan to keep the actreage which
sponsored by the BPW and she
Craft degree in the Port Orford in the Clarence Brooks yard
day. M r. and M rs. Joe Blan­
house on the outside and are Europe.
CONVENTION DATED
in Langlois.
M r. and M rs.
Masonic lodge.
attended the meeting, sold tic ­
chard and M r. and Mrs. B ill
they purchased some time ago.
also remodeling and painting
Members of the Port Orford
Brooks had dinner with them
kets to help her campaign, and
Huret of Sixes Joined to help on the inside.
Christian Church w ill be going
in their new tra ile r.
visited with the women.
celebrate the birthday and en­
to Turner June 25 to attend
SON VISITS
joyed ice cream and birthday
the annual Church convention
cake with her also.
Chief George L. Pagh and
A T GRADUATION
which w in last through June 30.
Mrs. Pagh, son and daughter- HAS SURGERY
Mrs. Herzig is very active
M r. and M rs. Charles Jensen
Sessions of the convention
WEEKEND GUESTS
Harold
Harwood
of
Langlois
in-law of Mrs. Herbert Bell
and does her own housekeeping.
of Denmark went to Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brown of w ill be held in the historic
of Langlois, have been visiting Is s till in a coma from brain
last Sunday to attend the gradua­
Floras lake went to Bandon tabernacle and this w ill be the
his mother recently.
Chief s u r g e r y in Good Samaritan
tion program at the University
11th annual convention. Ting
DAUGHTER HOME
on business on Thursday of last
He is
Pagh was b e in g transferred hospital In Portland.
of Oregon. Their son-in-law,
R. Chample, a fo rm e r Oregon
week and had Mr. and M rs.
from Treasure Island Naval the brother of Mrs. V irg il Can­
Ruby Hatmaker, daughter of J e rry Cox, was among the grad­
Mike Stankavlch from Bandon resident and now m inister of
Base, where he has been an non.
N a m e ............................. .......................... ..
M r. and M rs. Ernest Hatmaker
uates and he w ill teach seventh
as w e e k e n d guests In their toe F irs t Christian Church of
instructor, to Rhode Island.
of
Langlois,
who
has
been
at­
grade
history
at
Battle
Rock
DIVISION (for judging) Check Ctoe.
home.
Tampa, Fla., and James S.
tending school In Wisconsin fo r
Junior High School in P ort O r­
McKowen, m i n i s t e r of the
SON VISITS
special training, has returned,
ford next ye.-r.
J J Mounted
F irs t C hristian Church of Long
Commercial
□
Service Club
Gerald Deets, son of M r. and after a v is it with her fam ily ,
HAS SURGERY
I Group
Beach, C alif., w in be the chief
MASTER POINT NIGHT
Float
J 1 Float
and
M
rs.
Ray
Deets
of
Port
Mrs. Ira Tucker of P ort O r­
in Langlois w ill return to her
On W e d n e s d a y , June 12, speakers and m inisters and lay­
ford had surgery at Keizer Orford, and Tom Southard from
job at Gold Beach.
I I Marching
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CLOSING PROGRAM
Monthly Master P o in t was men from many churches in
Portland were guests at the Ray
Hospital In North Bend Thurs­
Pastor W illiam Mai of the
— * Group
I-----1 Individual
I---- 1 Miscellaneous
played at the American Legion Oregon w ill also be on the pro­
Deets home over the weekend.
day
and
Is
reported
to
be
making
Langlois Community Church Is
hall in Port Orford.
There gram.
a fine recovery.
I---- 1 Sweepstakes (Jetty Jubilee Them e)
FROM NORTH BEND
announcing that theclosingpro- i
were s e v e n tables In play.
Rickey White, son of Mr.
gram
of
the
Daily
Vacation
Winners were:
North-South,
FAMILY MOVES
and Mrs. Jack White of North
Bible school w ill be on Friday.
Please turn entry in to Harold Robinson at the "Barber
1st, Fred Horowitz and Ed Rust; AT FESTIVAL
M r. and Mrs. Joe M ichollck
FROM EUGENE
Bend and grandson of M r. and June 21, at 7:30 p.m. T h e i/ J__ Shop", or to Box 5, Port CWord, Oregon 97465
M
r.
and
M
rs.
Dow
Clarno
2nd, Margaret Llnklater and
have
moved
fro
m
Port
Orford
M r. and Mrs. Lloyd DeHaven
M rs. D. D. Hood of Langlois, daughter, M arilyn, w ill be go-
Esther Conley; 3rd, Ie la Wind­ and M r. and M rs. B ill Nutt of
and Tommy, Bobby, Dannie and to Everett, Wash.
malser and Nadine Kalina. Port Orford attended the Azalea
Diane of Eugene were guests
East-West, 1st, Loraine Haines Festival in Brookings early in
In the home of her sister and
and Catherine Marsh; 2nd, M r. June and report that It was
brother-in-law, M r. and Mrs. IN ALASKA
and Mrs. Fred Starkweather; very lovely and enjoyable when John BJerg of Langlois last
Don Smith, Miles Munson and
3rd, Hilda Horowitz and Gene they were there on Saturday
week.
Ethan Clarke are in Alaska on
befor
e
the
rain
began.
They
Glttlesohn.
business fo r Western States
were amazed at the length and
Plywood Company.
beauty of the parade and sug­
FROM SANTA CRUZ
gested
that
surely
every
citizen
DAUGHTER VISITS
M r. and Mrs. Ed Britton FROM ASHLAND
Guests In the home of M r. of Brookings must have had a of Bandon and their son and
M r. and Mrs. Jim Parsons
part in It.
and Mrs. Raymond Bushnell
daughter-in-law, M r. and Mrs. and son, Steven, of Ashland,
of langlois fo r a few days
Ray Britton from Santa Cruz, visited at the home of her
rectutfly were their daughter
Calif., were visitors at the home parents, M r. and Mrs. A rt Sweet
VISIT
PARENTS
Janice Martin and grandson,
of Mr. and M rs. A. W. Britton of Sixes, over the w e e k e n d .
M r. and Mrs. Delbert Neal
Nielts M artin, from McDer­
In Denmark recently. Ed and Steven had a pal with him and
and
children
went
to
Sheridan
mott, Nev.
they found clamming excellent
last week to v is it her parents, A. W. are brothers.
at Cresent C ity, C alif., but did
M r. and M rs. R. L. Cosack,
not have much luck farther
also
her
brother
and
s
is
te
r-in
-
CALLS ENJOYED
north.
They were joined in
PARENTS VISIT
law,
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Neal
Mrs. C h a r le s Clarke and
M r. and Mrs. Frank Vlgue, their hunt fo r clams by M r.
and
fa
m
ily,
and
M
r.
and
Mrs.
daughter, Vera, of Langlois,
from Roseburg, parents of M rs. and Mrs . Ralph Hall of Coos
Cleve Keas.
are finding life to be made much
Bay, another son-in-law and
Wilbur Browning of Langlois,
A
fte
r
visiting
In
Sheridan
M
r.
more Interesting and enjoyable
were guests In her home fo r daughter of the Sweets.
and
M
rs.
Neal
went
to
Portland
by long distance telephone calls
several days last week.
on all special days and In be­ on business. T heir daughters,
Cindy
and
Sharon,
remained
in
tween times from the older son
TO HAWAII
and brother, Herbert, who lives Sheridan to spend a week with
Marsha Deets, daughter of
their
uncle,
aunt
and
cousins,
in Yermo, Calif., and from the
M r. and Mrs. Ray Deets of
LAST MEET HELD
M
r.
and
Mrs.
E
arl
Neal.
younger son and b r o t h e r
The last business meeting Port Orford, VonnleSweekfrom
Charles L., who lives In Ash­
Grants Pass and LenoreTorris
fo r the summer of the Port
land. They also make frequent
from Hawaii, all students at
O rford-Langlois L io n s Aux­
WEDNESDAY
BRIDGE
visits home to help with the
Wednesday bridge club met at ilia ry was held at the home S. O. C. In Ashland, were guests
planting o r the harvesting of
at the Deets home last week
the
home of Maude Weir on of Mrs. Dalus Weir recently
the crops on the home farm.
where plans were made fo r the and left Friday morning for
June 12. M rs. Weir won high
Hawaii where they w ill work
score and Loraine Haines won installation of officers with the fo r the summer.
Lions
Club
June
19
In
the
meet­
second.
Guests were Grace
IN DORRIS
ing room at O rford’ s.
IN KLAMATH FALLS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Cope Babel and Lola Windmalser.
M rs. Robert B illings of Lang­
M r, and Mrs. C la r e n c e
and f a m i l y went to D orris,
lois was initiated Into the group
Brooks and son, Jim , of Lang­
c a lif., to attend the graudation
by
past
president
Mrs.
Delbert
IN SEATTLE
lois went to Klamath Falls last
exercises fo r the high school.
Mr. and M rs. George Hahn Neal, and a report of the state
week to attend graduation of
They moved to Langlois from
convention was given. Thanks
granddaughter, Susan Tucker,
D orris not long ago after living of Port Orford went to Seattle were expressed to those mem­
last
weekend
to
attend
the
wed­
there fo r several years and It
bers who had assisted with the from high school. A fter spend­
ing the night in'Klamath Falls
was nice to get “ home' again. ding of W illiam E lls. Following
rabies shots.
they went to Redmond to visit
On Sunday the Copes went to the wedding they visited at the
M
rs.
Bob
Bock
was
appointed
home of their friends, Mr. and
M r. and M rs. Clyde Quigley
Broadlient to attend the wedding
as chairman of a committee to fo rm e r residents of this area’
Mrs. Paul Applebee and fam ily.
of one of his friends.
plan fo r a cotton candy booth
then on to Eugene fo r a b rief
during the Jetty Jubilee at Battle v is it with their son, Don, and
FROM CALIFORNIA
Rock park.
M rs. M ildred Skog, siste r of
his fam ily, and on home.
IN COOS BAY
Mrs. Kathleen Kreutzer and M rs. Lem Morin and aunt of
Mrs. Mary C orrlck of Langlois Mrs. Jim Crose of Port Orford,
visited some time at the home
visited Mrs. Bert Anthony in
Coos Bay Friday and later in of her relatives here. She re­
turned home to Jenner, C alif.,
the week Mrs. L, L. Jackson
last Tuesday, after spending
of Bandon was a guest In Mrs.
some time visiting other rela­
C o rrlc k ’ s home.
tives and friends In various
places in the Northwest.
BPW Hears Report
r
MIK MMK
JULY
4, 1968
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EXPRESSES THANKS
Mrs. Lola W in d m a ls e r ,
chairman of the poppy sales
fo r Port Orford, wishes to ex­
press her most heartfelt “ thank
you” to everyone who had any­
thing to do with the poppy sales.
A m o n g those to whom she
wishes to give special mention
are A rt Aldropp of Langlois
who donated $5.00 foronepoppy,
to all those who gathered dona­
tions on the streets, In the post
THURSDAY BRIDGE
Thursday Bridge club met at
the home of Maude W elrln Port
Orford June 13 with the hostess
winning high score fo r the day
and Loraine Haines coming in
second.
Guests fo r the day
were Loraine Haines and Grace
Babel.
HALL TO BE OPEN
Special attention Is called
■fa
For A uto, Life and Fire
WE
CAKK.Y
A COMPLETE
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Insurance, See
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Your Port Orford State Parm Agent
PHONE 332-4603
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