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4 - Port O ford News, Thursday, October 17, 1968 took the plane south. At Ventura Mrs. Clarke was Worth C u rv y '•P O B T OBFQBD »S /F F S • LA N & L O iS Mrs. Roush Honored At Family Dinner Mrs. Edzel Musni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jen sen of Denmark, and two child ren returned to her home in San F ranclsco, Calif., last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jen sen of Denmark gave a special b ir th d a y dinner last Sunday honoring Mrs. Jean Kojsh of North Bend, mother of Jerry Cox, who is a teacher In the Battle Rock School in Port Or ford, Present for the occasslon were Mrs. Roush’s husband, Ed, Mr. ano Mrs. Jerry Cox of Port Orford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hiley and daughter, M ic h e lle , from San Pedro, Calif. lots was In Tacoma, Wash., for medical treatment for two weeks and stayed at the home of her older daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ridge. BRIDGE CLUB HOST The Thursday bridge club was entertained last week at the Elk River home of Mrs. Grace Wag ner. High score went to Mrs. T h e lm a Wallace, small and large slam prizes to Maude Weir. VISIT IN LANGLOIS Guests at the home of Angle Yoakam of Langlois over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Anderson and M rs. Chub DELIVERS BULBS Loomis from Coquille. Jim Brooks is busy deliver SUCCESSFUL HUNTER ing Easter lily bulbs to green- Nick Stambaugh of Coos Bay, h o u s e s in Portland, Seattle, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Wash., and the s u r r o u n d in g Kenneth Belden of Port Orford, areas. The bull s will be forced got his buck up Sixes river in the g r e e n h o u s e s so the early on Saturday morning. blooms will be ready for the Easter trade BRIDGE SCORES HINES GUESTS A belated report of the Du plicate bridge scores at the American Legion Hall in Port Orford on Wednesday of week- before-list shows that high score went to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dougherty; a tie for 2nd and 3rd went to Grace IN SPOKANE McKenzie, Loraine Haines and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wind- Catherine Marsh, Maude Weir; maiser attended a m eeting o f 4th, Adolph Wlndmaiser and R e t i r e d Police Officers at Geneva Tucker. Guests at the Clarence Hines of Port Orford are old friends, Wi sley Sproel and his siste r, Dorothy, from Azusa, California. They are also visiting Mrs. Act M cIntire. BIRTHDAY DINNER On Sunday Joanne Kreutzer of Langlois gave a birthday dinner for her mother, Mrs. Lute Henry. Guests for the event were Frank Henry and Mrs. Fred Marsh of Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jackson of Bandon, Mary Cor- Spokane, W ash., last week. T he rick, and Mrs. K r e u t z e r ’ s purpose of the m eeting was to children, Kathleen, Rhett and try to get new legislation o n KILL DEER Colleen. Pensions. While in Spokane the W ind - Henry Adolpiisen of Port Or TO GRANTS PASS maisers visited Mrs. Homer Pike, ford and Clarence Brooks of Langlois returned Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Davis WEDNESDAY BRIDGE from Eastern Oregon, with their of Sixes went to Grant Pass deer. Cliff Fuller and Marion for three days to attend the The Wednesday bridge clu b House, two other members of Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnes m e t at the home of Lola Wlnd- their party, had killed their ses. They were accompanied maiser last week with high score deer but stayed over another by their daughter, Kirsten. going to Mrs. Windm a iser and day to hunt chukars. Mrs. Davis reports that nine second going to Mary Pugh, Sub were present at thei»- home stitutes were The Yna Wall ac e WOMAN BAGS DEER Wednesday night for the reg and Lola W indm a iser. Mrs. Ernest Hatmaker of ular Bible Study. Langlois got her deer Sunday up Floras Creek in the Edson HAS CHECK-UP DUPLICATE BRIDGE Butte area. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hig Monthly Master Point Dup BRITTON GUESTS gins and Mrs. George Edwards licate bridge was played at the of Langlois went to Coos Bay amerlcan Legion hall Oct. 9 Guests at the A. W. Britton last week. Higgins went for with the following receiving the in Denmark are her bro a physical check-up. high scores: North-South, 1st, home and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dixon; 2nd, ther Mrs. Homer Gant, from Ather TO LEE VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner, ton, Calif. and 3rd, Ed Rust and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kreut Simpson. E a s t - W e s t , 1st, FROM CALIFORNIA zer of Langlois made a bus Christine Gobel and Nadine Ka iness trip to Lee Valley, north lina; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guests over the weekend at east of Coquille, last week. Halbersleben and 3rd, Loraine the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Haines and Catherine Marsh. Cox of Floras Lake road were LANG VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Howard from DRIVE TO AGNESS Crescent City, Calif. They are Visitors at the Cliff Lang former residents of this area. Mr. and Mrs. Dow Clarno home in Langlois last week were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i>l Port Orford took Mrs.Harry COMPLETES TRAINING Robert Nelson from Nampa, Ida. Gebauer with them Sunday and Marine Private Kenneth D. made the beautiful drive to Trimble, 19, son of Mr. and Agness. SPECIAL MUSIC Mrs. Harold J. Trimble of Star SET FOR SUNDAY Route, Port Orford, was grad Plans are In the making at MONTANA TRIP the Langlois Community church Karen A ld ro p p is staying uate'! from eight weeks of re to get the Town and Country at the Dave Garrett home in cruit training at the Marine Christian Women’s club revived Langlois while h e r parents, Corps r e c r u i t depot in San for tlie November meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aldropp, Diego. He will now undergo from two On S u n d a y , Oct. 20, vacation In Montana. to four vuaksof Individual com the special music at the church bat training and then, after will be given by the Knutson 4-H CLUB TO MEET leave at home, will report to girls. Pastor Don Roth reports that Pebble Pups, 4-H rock club his first Marine Corps assign plans are in formation for i of Langlois, will have their ment. six-day revival meeting near first meeting Oct. 19, at the home of their leader, Bobby BARKLOWS HUNT Thanksgiving. Barklow. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barklow VISIT MRS. REESE went to the Mitchell area of BRIDGE CLUB NEWS Eastern Oregon and on up into Last week Mrs. Frank Riley The Wednesday bridge club the mountains where it “ was and Mrs. May Wyatt from Spo met week before last at the home high and cold,” Enough snow kane, Wash., were guests at the of Mrs. Dalus Weir, with high fell during Sunday night to make home of Stella Reese on Floras score going to Mrs. Mary Pugh everything beautiful for a few Lake road. The two ladles and second high to Mrs. Cath hours the next day. are long-time friends of Mrs. erine Marsh. There were about 50 men and Reese and really enjoyed their Guests for the afternoon were women hunters, mostly from visit. Thelma Wallace and Lola Wlnd Arago and Myrtle Point, and maiser. they stayed from Thursday un CHILD VISITS til Tuesday, but only five deer BAND MEMBERS were bagged. A tiny guest at the home of INVITED TO MARCH Mr. and Mrs. Barklow visit Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McLeod ed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and is Carleen McLeod, year-and- An announcement on the bul Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Quigley, a-half-old, d a ugh t e r of their letin board at Pacific Highsch former residents of Langlois, nephew, who is staying with ool is causing much Joy esp who now live in Redmond, be them while her mother took e c i a l l y among the band mem fore returning home. an older sister to Portland bers. They have been asked for a physical check-up. to march In the Portland Rose MRS. CLARKE TRAVELS Eesttval Parade next summer! MOTORCYCLE RACES A much appreciated birthday g if t from her son, C h a r le s Ronald Roberts of Sixes says C la r k e of Medford, allowed that the next motorcycle race \T FUNERAL Mrs. Charles Clarke of Lang will be held on Oct. 27 in the lois to fly to Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marsh of same place as the last one, then to Ventura, Calif., to visit on tiie new Bandon highway from Port Orford attended the funeral her sister-in-law who is very services for her mother. Mrs. Coos Bay. ill with cancer. Her daughter, Edna Emery, on Saturday, Oct. IN WASHINGTON Vera, tookherto Medford where 10. Mrs. Emery' passed away in Charles Joined them, and they Mrs. C. C. Turner of Lang- North Bend on Oct. 10. took her to Ashland where she DON'T BE MISLEAD BY CAMPAIGN PROMISES RE ELECT AN EXPERIENCED, FULL TIME SENATOR Re-Elect on Oct. 5th and the young local people won the sectional banner again. Every night Iasi week Rev. and Mrs. Sam Corley,Jr., from Drain held special Youth Week services at the church. joined by her other son and his wife from Barstow, Calif., and a nephew and his wife from Inglewood, Calif. The yojnger sister of the one who is ill came from May City, Iowa, to care for her sister and her son Joined the group from Pasadena, Calif., and on one day of her stay in California the wholegroupwere The Port Orford Rotary Anns together. met last Thursday at the home Mrs. Clarke says “ I love to of Ronnie Weir, for an organ fly and the scenery above the izational meeting, the first of clouds was lovely.” the year. A “ hard times party” for the clab and guests on Hal loween were discussed. Mary May is president, Ron nie Weir, vice president, Mary The Sixes Grange Is inviting P r i c e , secretary-treasurer, e v e r y o n e to their “ Booster and Marge Knight, m aster-at- Night” potluck dinner and pro arm s, for 1968 -69. Members present besides the gram on Oct. 26 at the hall. The dinner Is called for 6:30 officers were Romona Hodge, p.m., 25 year pins will be Mildred R u s h , Eva Johnson, given to a large group, and Louise Hahn, Nadine McWil a very special program is being liams, Honor Hooverand Maur- prepared to close the evening. ine Dewey. L ig h t refreshments w e r e "Please remember, this is the one “Open House” of the served by the hostess. year and a good time is pro mised,” said a grange spokes BACK AT WORK man. Wilbur Sypher of Langlois is back at work after having MASTER POINT BRIDGE a severe case of blood poison ing in his knee. •Seven tables were in play on Sunday afternoon, Oct. ’3, at the American Legion hall in Port Orford, when Unit Mon thly Master Point bridge was played. It was directed by Geneva Tucker and the winners The Sorority met at the home were: North-South, 1st, Geneva Tucker and Esther Conley; 2nd, of Judy Bens on Oct. 9 and was M r s . Lloyd Goble and Mrs. a model meeting for the new Louise Coutts and 3rd, Mr. and rushees. "The theme of their rush program is “ Set Your Mrs. Ray Keen. East West, 1st, LeeLemansky Sails With ESA,.” Guests at this meeting were and Ed Rust; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wlndmaiser and 3rd, Bethna Goergen, Judy Miller, Mr. and Mrs. U. E. McClary. Bonnie Cox and Birdie Woods. There will be a Halloween Next Monthly Master Poinl will be hosted by the Gold party Oct. 26 for the new rush Beach club on Nov. 10, at 2 ees at the home of Georgia p.m. Hatcher and a c h a m p a g n e brunch Is planned for Nov. 2 at the home of Janet Huret. HILTERBRAND GUESTS Rolary Anns Plan Party Sixes Grange Booster Night Sorority Women Host Rushees Mrs. Jackie Eperson, daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hilterbrand of Langlois, was a weekend visitor at her parents' home, and Mr. and Mrs. David Neal of Lake Oswego also spent the weekend at the Hilterbrand home. VACATION HERE David Stevens of Altandena, Calif., uncle of Mrs. Harold Robinson of Port Orford, and her cousin, Jim Noe, of El M o n te , Calif., are spending their vacation at the Robinson home in Port Orford. YOUTH WEEK SERVICES The Pentecostal young peo ple’s sectional rally was held at the church on Airport road INJURED IN VIETNAM Mrs. Adan Chapman of Port Orford went to Tacoma, Wash., last week to visit her son, Sp. 4 Steven Ray, who was in jured in Vietnam and is in Mad igan hospital. Ray is improving and the fam ily expect him to come to Port Orford when he is able. ATTEND HORSE SHOW Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Langlois went to Grants Pass Sunday to attend the Morgan horse show, STOLLS VISIT A m ong the many f r i e n d s visited by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stoll on their recent visit to Port Orford were Mr. and Mrs. Ix>w Clarno where they showed pictures of the trip they took to Switzerland where both were born awl raised. They hail told the Clarnos about return ing there after more titan 45 years absence and of visiting his two brothers and sister awl families who live in Zurich awl it w is a pleasure to see pictures of the area of which they had been told. Mr. and Mrs. Stoll are form e r residents of Port Orford now living in Cannon Beach. TRIP TO UNION Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marr of I.anglois and their son, Mar ine Private Richard, made a trip to Union to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jeff- a r ; . and to go hunting. Their son got a three pointer. Pvt. Marr will tie return ing to Camp Pendleton, Calif, within a short time. by Miriam Rasch, Erma Wag ner and Lucille Ellis. Guests for the afternoon were Mary B r a z i l , Erma Wagner and Velma Goode. Mrs. Roy C arr of Sixes, was a visitor at his mother’s home for the weekend and went hunt ing with the family. Some of the group got their deer. PARENTS VISIT FROM ALBANY Guests Saturday night at the Tuesday luncheon guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. William the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Cobb of Pori Orford were hls Kribs were Mr. and Mrs. El p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs. Hugh bert Banks of Albany. They Parks, from Roseburg. were on their way home from a month’s vacation in Calif MO"HER HERE ornia. Mrs. Mary Colson from Port land is visiting her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil GO TO JAPAN Word was received by tele Colson of Port Orford. phone last week by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansohn of Port Or PORTLANDERS VISIT ford that Sp 5 and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davis C. Hansohn, J r ., will leave in of Port Orford recently enjoyed 30 days for a stay of one year a visit with his mother, Mrs. in Japan, with the Army Se Brownie Davis, and his aunt, curity Forces. Their child Mrs. Rose Pt s’ps, from Port ren, Chucky and Michelle, will accompany them. land. DEER HUNTERS O s c a r McAllister, so n of SPRINGFIELD GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Rich Enloe from Springfield were here for a three-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDaniel of Port Orford. Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. McDaniel are sis ters and Mrs. Enloe is Mrs. McDaniel’s niece. VISIT BELCHERS Guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belcher of Port Orford were her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ordì, from Anacortes, Wash. The guests and their hosts drove to Crescent City, Calif., one day, took a lunch and visited the redwoods. Mr. and Mrs. Orth had just returned from a plane trip to Birmingham, Ala., where they visited another daughter. This was their first Jet ride and they said it was “ very different, but very nice.” SENIOR CITIZENS MET The Port Orford Senior Cit izens met at the Langlois hall Oct. 7 for a potluck dinner and an evening of fun and fel lowship. Their next meeting will be on Monday, Oct. 20. FRIENDS VISIT Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zumwalt of Sixes last week were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Neild from Rich mond, Calif., old friends whom they had not seen for some time. Zumwalt is now able to get around with only his cane and is much improved in every way. HOSTS CLUB The Canasta Club met at the home of Mariam Rasch last week. Scores were won Aeep Up with the News about Shopping an d Savings, Too • a . . . / - w ... •: •T! • • .......... _ . • .JDDÖ -- ■'< * -w You’ll see b y the p a p e r w h a t’s new, w h a t’s g o F ing on, w h a t s to do. In yo u r new spaper, yo u r w hole fa m ily finds e n te rta in m e n t and in fo rm a tio n . W h a t s m o re , y o u r n e w s p a p e r is y o u r m a rk e tp la c e , w h e re a d v e rtis in g ils c o m p e titio n thrives, ond you discover how to get best values from your shopping dollars. Senator R .F. 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