and family of Port Orford spent
a week of the holidays in Fre­
mont, Calif., visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hall who are great-grandpar­
ents of the Fisher children.
4—Port Orford News, Thursday, January 2, 1969
North Curry
'•POST ORFOKO • S!K£S • LAH&LO/S
IN ALBANY
Mrs. Josie Forty of Port
Orford spent Christmas with
her son, Kenneth, and family,
In Albany.
IN SEATTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellis left
for Seattle, Wash., to spend
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Denny Fuller and family.
Mrs. Ellis’ brother and
slster-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Llebing spentChrlstmas
with the Ellis’s from Marlon,
N. D., and their son, Bernie
Ellis, from Spokane, Wash.,
was In Port Orford for die
Christmas holidays.
VISIT SON
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schelske
spent the Christmas holiday
in Albany with their son, Law­
rence, and family.
MOTHER VISITS
Mrs. A. L. French from
GYants Pass, mother of Mrs.
El Zora DeBord, Is visiting her
daughter on Elk Klver road.
DINNER GUEST
Christmas dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Delmer Isakson of Elk River
were Mrs. E lZ o r a DeBord,
Mrs. A. L. French and Mr.
and Mrs. John Moore of Stone
sypher road.
IN PORT ANGELES
Patrolman Harry Holmes and
Mrs. Holmes and family went
on Saturday morning to Port
Angeles, Wash., to visit her
mother, Mrs. Selma Mattson
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Holmes.
HELP SON MOVE
'Mr. and Mrs. A1 Krlbs re­
turned Friday afternoon from a
visit with their son and
daughter-in-law and f a m ily ,
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Krlbs at
Harrisburg. The younger fam­
ily Is moving to Gladstone,
where Tim will be minister
of the Christian Church, and
his parents spent some of their
time helping them move.
ON FU RIO UGH
Pvt. Jerry Forty, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Forty of Port
Orford, was home for Christ-
mas and Is enjoying a vlsltwlth
home folk after finishing basic
training. He received the Out­
standing Trainees Award for his
company.
Forty will return to Fort
Ord, Calif., for seven weeks,
then will go to Georgia where
he is assigned to be in ad­
vanced training for Army Se­
curity.
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
Pvt. Larry Rhodes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rhodes
of Port Orford, was home for
Christmas after finishing basic
training at Fort Ord, Calif..
On Jan. 3 he will leave for
Fort Dedans, Mass., to study
Morse Code under the Army
Security Agency.
The Rhodes family from Port
Orford went to Portland for
Christmas weekend to visit
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mills.
VISIT IN SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gebauer
spent Christmas In Salem with
their son, Roger, and his two
children and other relatives
and friends.
TRAIL RIDERS MEET
The Langlois Trail Riders
met last week and were pre­
sided over by the Junior lead­
er, Milt Smith. Officers for
tlie coming year were elected
as follows: president, Bob Fry,
vice president, Cal Higgins;
secretary, Tam Hanna; report­
er, Paula Roberts.
Others present were Debbie
Dahlke and the leader, Paul
Smith.
It Is expected that
several others will attend the
next meeting.
Enrollment blanks were fil­
led out and thefirst-year mem­
bers were Informed that they
are to read phase one of their
booklet and everyone Is sup­
posed to learn how to tie a
bolan knot.
The next meeting will be at
the Langlois Sportsman build­
ing on Jan. 5, at 2:30 p.m.
SPECIAL SPEAKER
Rev. Harold M. Best of the
Christian and Missionary Al­
liance church will be speaker
at both services Sunday, Jan.
5, at tlie Community church
In Port Orford.
Morning service begins at
11 a.m. and the evening ser­
vice at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone Is Invited to all
the church services.
VISIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bryson
and family of Port Orford went
to Eugene and Portland for
Christmas weekend to visit
relatives.
HOST DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ells were
hosts for Christmas Eve and
Christmas day dinner for his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ells.
1969
W ith sincere appreciation
for your good w ill, we
extend best w ish e s toi
the new year.
Nayea & Hodge
Oil Distributing
Service
OVERNIGHT GUESTS
Christmas eve and overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. 11.
Dunn of Port Orford were their
son and daughter-in-law and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Dunn of Coos Bay and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Walton and family,
also from the Bay city.
CARRS ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carr of
Port Orford entertained for
Christmas their son and family
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. McAlister,
from Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Humphrey of Port Orford
and Nancy and Polly Collier
of Air Port Road.
William Cobb included Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Parks from Eugene,
parents of Cobb and his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Darwin Polln from Myrtle
Point. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Helsel from I.aConner, Wash.,
Mrs. Cobb’s parents, came on
Sunday and stayed to visit until
Friday.
On Christmas day Mr. and
Mrs. AlbertSmith from Winston
were guests in the Cobb home.
HOLIDAY GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Reese
of Port Orford entertained their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Reese from Ash­
land and Mrs. Reese’s sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Geroux from Gold
Beach for Christmas dinner.
VISIT BRITTONS
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Clarno of
Port Orford were C h r i s t m a s
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Britton of Denmark.
JAMIESON GUESTS
Guests of Mrs. Warren
Jamieson for Christmas dinner
were Mrs. Marsell House and
three children from Stayton,
Dick Jamieson and two children
and Doug Jamieson of Port
Orford.
O v e r n ig h t guests at the
Jamieson home were Kathy and
Gerri Huret of Port Orford.
VISIT HANSENS
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mont­
gomery of Port Orford spent
Christmas day with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hansen.
An overnight guest at the
Montgomery home last Satur­
day was Mrs. Clara Laudinsky
from Camarillo, Calif., who
stopped on her way to Tacoma,
Wash., to visit relatives.
IN WILLAMINA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balzer
spent Christmas at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Godsey
(Theda) in Willamina. Their
other daughter, Rosa, came
down from Portland to enjoy
the holiday with her family.
SON VISITS
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Colson of
Port Orford enjoyed a visit
with their son and his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Colson
and three daughters, from Mil­
pitas, Calif., before Christmas.
They came on Dec. 20 and
stayed overnight and then re­
turned home.
IN CCOS BAY
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Belden
went to Coos Bay on Christmas
Eve to be with dieir daughters,
the Stambaughs and Lumsdens,
and their son, Kenneth J r ., and
family from Reedsport.
Cn Christmas Day they went
to Camp Easter Seal at Lakeside
for dinner w ith Mr. and Mrs.
V.L. Hankins, parents of Mrs.
Kenneth Belden, Jr.
VISITS WITH SON
D. A. Martin, son of Mrs. Bea
Martin of Port Oford, came on
Tuesday and took his mother to
his home at Lakeside to spend
Christmas with him and his fam­
ily. They brought her home on
Thursday.
FROM EUGENE
Mrs. Esther Harrington of Eu­
gene spent fro m Tuesday to
Thursday at the Archie Aldropp
home. On Christmas Eve they
werejoinedby the Art Aldropps
and on Christmas Day the whole
group had dinner at the Art A l­
dropp home.
OUT OF HOSPITAL
Mrs.Blanche Kane was brought
home from the Bandon hospital
on Thursday.She is using a walk­
er to aid in the healing of bones
broken in a recent fall.
DINE AT PARENTS
Christmas presents were op­
ened at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Barklow and family
an Christmas morning and then
they went to the home of her
parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Sy­
pher,for Christmas dinner. Other
guests at the dinner war e Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Barklow. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Sm ith called in the
aftemocn.
Mrs. Sypher and Mrs. Sm ith,
and son Mût, went to Eugene on
Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Doane. The three wo­
men are sisters.
IN NEWPORT
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zastera
went to Newport for the Christ­
mas holiday and stayed with
their grandchildren and great-
granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Newton and Renee. On
Christmas Eve Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Phifer, soc-ln-law and
and daugnter of Newport, Join­
ed them at the Newton home
for dinner and the evening.
IS DISCHARGED
Christmas day was spent with PTO BUYS CANDY
Robert Hansohn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hansohn of Port Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newton,
The Langlois PTO has an­
Orford, was discharged from Joe’s parents, where they were
nounced that one of their most
the Service at 9 a.m. on Dec. treated to another dinner.
important activities far 1968
12 at Fort Ritchie, Md., and
was buying the candy and pack­
his parents met him at the VISIT DAUGHTER
Christmas was spent at the ing 200 sacks for the Christmas
plane In North Bend at 6 p.m.
home of their son-in-law and program which was presented
that evening.
Chuch Hansohn, another son, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold at Pacific high.The money for
Olsen at Boring, by Mr. and this particular p u r p o s e was
has been made a Staff Ser­
geant In Army Security andwlll Mrs. Delbert NeWklrk of Port raised at their annual spaghetti
be stationed at the Air Force Orford. They went up in time feed.
Base In llakatia, Japan, tor the to spend Christmas Eve with
next two years. He expects them and returned on Thursday. FROM EUGENE
Most welcome guests at the
to have his family with him In
IN GOLD BEACH
Barklow homes, the Wilbur Sy-
March.
Going to Gold Beach for phers and the Paul Smiths on
Chuck likes to ride motor­
Christmas Eve were Mr. and Christmas weekend were Mr.and
cycles and was expecting to race
Mrs. Robert Thomas of Port Mrs.Tim Larsen and Brad Doane
In a Honda Company sponsored
race on Sunday, Dec. 29 at Orford who spent the occasion of Eugene and two Mexican ex­
with the Tracy and Alan Cor­ change students.
Gaunlzu, Japan.
bin families.
On Christmas day the Alan
Corbins, their son-in-law and
NEWTONS ARE HOSTS
Coming to the home of Mr. daughter, came home for the
and Mrs. C. W. Newton of annual big Christmas dinner.
Port Orford last Monday and
spending the week was their SISTER VISITS
Visiting at the home of Mr.
daughter, Mrs. Joyce Maskew
from
Portland
and
her and Mrs. Robert Meyer
and Mrs. Robert Meyer In Port
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
Orford are her brother-in-law
and Mrs. Tommy Lovelady from
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Har­
Clarkesville, Tenn.
vey F.German,from Richmond,
On Christmas day their son-
Va..
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer went to
Mrs. Phillip Wright and child­
Portland to meet theplanefrom
ren of Port Orford were also
Virginia and while there visited
guests at tlie Newton home.
with Mrs. Nellie Chausee and
Mrs. Leta Hoggatt, long-time
CHRISTENED
residents of Port Orford.
In the Zion Lutheran church
In Port Orford on Sunday, Dec.
DAUGHTERS VISIT
22, Carol and Raymond Fisher,
Visiting at the Orville
twin children of Mr. and Mrs.
It w ouldn't seem like a
Preston home In Port Orford
Phillip Fisher, were christened
for a week were their daughter
new
year if we didn't
by Rev. Donald Parsons. Mr.
Susan H ayden and two daugh­
and Mrs. Nick Hensley are ters, and a n o t h e r daughter,
w ish to a ll a really
Godparents.
Mrs. Diane Forty and two child­
great year.
ren, from Albany.
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jamie­
son of Port Orford ate Christ­ SON IS BORN
Born to Sp 4 and Mrs. Ron
mas dinner at the home of their
Estes (Cindy Bachelor) on Dec.
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Fisher and 27, at Roy, Wash., a son, James
family. In the afternoon they Darrell ("J. D.” ), weight 8
visited at the home of Mr. pounds and 9 ounces. Estes is
and Mrs. Bert Anderson on stationed at Fort Lewis.
Mrs. James Estes of Port
Elk River road.
Orford plans to go to Roy Dec.
31 to help with the new baby
JOHN, BILLIE, JACKIE
IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fisher for a week.
Western Àuto
CHRISTMAS GUESTS
Christmas guests at the Her­
bert Bell home were their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Gertsch from Flor­
ence and their two sons, her
sister, Mrs. Betty Jorgensen and
family of Langlois, including
Pvt. Carl Jorgensen from Fort
Sill, Okla., and Linda Johnson,
from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Pvt.J ergensen and Miss John­
son visited in Langlois for sev­
eral days and then took a plane
to Salt Lake City where he will
spend a week before returning
to Fcrt Sill.
IN PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barklow
went to Portland on Friday and
returned her mother, Mrs. T. G.
Sumerlin.toherhome in Myrtle
Point. Mrs. Sumerlin had spent
Christmas with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Griffin. They all returned home
on Sunday.
VISIT RELATIVES
Mr.and Mrs .Harley Hildebrand
spent Christmas in Santa Cruz,
C alif., w ith her brother and
family. They returned the day
after Christmas and went on to
Salem to spend the rest of the
h o l i d a y with relatives and
friends.
1969
May every road you take
A loud note to say many,
many thanks and many, many
wishes to you for a great year.
in the New Year lead to
happiness and success.
Tucker's Mart
Wells Station
IRA and GENEVA
E v e r y j o y and th e
b e s t o f lu c k .
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Cape Fisheries
ARTHUR, ALEATHA and GRACE WOLFORD
Sander's Cleaners
1969
Have a y e a i th at's happy
as can be and a year
that su its you p e rfe ctly.
(ÀJ j M >
r f / d Oyad,
Happy New Year
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Pilch's Tavern
PITCH, ARDITH and GANG
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COBBS ARE IK'STS
On Sunday, Dec. 22, Ute guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
caw, a d ¿k,
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Neic Year
/n w c d !
We hope the |oy and spirit ot
the new year rem ain s with
you all through the year
Port Orford Variety
D a , KAY and GIRLS
FROM ALL OF US AT
McKay's
And a year of good luck- Our
appreciation and our best
wishes to everyone.
Western Builders Supply
Sea Crest Motel
LEN and BERNŒCE BECK, SR.
JEAN and RUTH