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4 —Port O ford News, Thursday, M arch 27, 1969 Gordon Knutson, Doug Cope, Kathy Krlck, Frances Crew, Gayle Knutson, Gloria Knutson, Dennis Kiefer and Sherri Pfeif fer. Rehearsal for the wedding was held following the dinner^ North C u r r y • POUT ORFORD • S IK ES » L A N G L O IS At Convention On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. A1 Krlbs of Port Orford □rove to Roseburg to attend the 77th annual Christian En deavor convention of Oregon. By noon on Saturday, 1144 young People had registered for the convention and several hundred more were expected to arrive before the last session Sunday. Vonda Kay VanDyke, Miss America of 1965, was the prin cipal speaker for these sessions and having faced nearly every Problem that young people meet today she told the group how to live a Christian life no mat ter what they meet. She was able to doubly Impress some of the points she wanted to make by having a “ s e s s i o n with Curly Q ", her ventriloquist’s dummy. Besides being a very p r o f i c i e n t ventriloquist she sings beautifully, Is a TV and radio personality and a writer. Two hundred of her books were sold at the convention and sev eral hundred recordings and on Friday morning she was Inter viewed by a TV station and two radio stations. The next convention of Ore gon Christian Endeavor will be held in Eugene during spring vacation in 1970. SPEAKS ON TAX On Thursday night the Sen ior Citizens of Gold Beach had a dinner meeting and Clarence Brooks of Langlois was guest speaker, giving by request of his vast store of knowledge of the Sales Tax and his reasons for o p p o s in g It. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bray. On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Brooks attended the meeting of the Chetco Grange In Brook ings where the 3rd and 4th de grees were exemplified In full form for a large class who had been given the 1st and 2nd degrees at a previous meeting. VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lumsden of Coos Bay and two children spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Belden, In Port Orford. On Sunday the two children returned to Coos Bay with their parents for a special program and then returned on the bus Monday to spend spring vacation with their grandparents. Denmark with Barbara Donald son, Kathy Krlck and Peggy Jensen as hostesses. Kathy Krlck made the cake which was centered by three wedding bells and written on It was "Best wishes, Linda and BUI.” Those attending and sending gifts were Darla Smith, Mrs. Laverne Tope and Carol, Jean Schrader, Mrs. E lto n Dwlre, Mrs. Walter Gorsuch, nene Fisher, Mrs. Earl Bess and Linda, Mrs. Charles Jensen, Mrs. Jerry Cox, Mrs. Blaine Marsh, Mrs. Jack Donaldson, Mrs. Clark Slocum, Mrs. Nick Marsh, Michelle Deets, Mrs. John Donaldson, Mrs. Robert Couch, Gayle Knutson, Mrs. Pauline Fry, Mrs. Elvis Mac Donald, Mrs. Donald Roth and Carol Sue, Mrs. Dick Tucker and Cathy, Bonnie Peel, Mrs. Greg Crew, Mrs. Lester Hig gins, Mrs. Herb Geer, Mrs. Lem Morin, Debbie Reese, Jeannlne Parks, Mrs. William Cobb, Mrs. DlckBarklow, Mrs. James Goheen, Mrs. Paul Smith, Con nie Higgins, Priscilla Mont gomery, Sherri Graven, Mrs. Ralph Cope and Becky, Mrs. Les W illia m s , Mrs. James Crose and the two mothers, Mrs. Lyle Knutson and Mrs. William Krick. SUNSET MEETS The Sunset Garden club met Friday, March 14, at the home of Mrs. E. C. Zastera at Sixes. Mrs. Lester Hill was co-host ess. There were 10 present for the study on "Soil-sweet or acid" and "Which plants are suitable for this area?" The next meeting will be at the home of Echol Nutt, with Kay Neal as co-hostess. There will be an Easter hat parade and a study of orchids. Portland; also their daughter, Edith, who Is an airline stew ardess. They met her at the airport In North Bend on Tues day and she returned to Salt Lake Friday. Emmet Kunow of Ashland, a school mate of Miss Clarkes, was also a guest at the Clarke home while she was home. He will graduate from college this month. MITCHELL GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Keri Martin, son-in-law and d a u g h te r (Ellen) of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mitchell of Port Orford, and their guest, Mrs. K a th le e n Jones, all of Portland, were guests at the Leo Mitchell home from Friday to Monday. MRS. WOLFORD MOVES Mrs. Grace Wolford, form erly of Sanders Cleaners, has moved to West Pittsburg, Calif. Her son, Alfred, and his wife came from the southern city Saturday and moved her fur niture. She will be making her home with them. FROM COLORADO A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ruppert Ward in Port Orford on Tuesday was their son-in-law, Joe Monson, from Montrose, Colo. He and his brother were In Portland and Coos Bay on business and took a plane home from Port land on Friday. They are In the lumber business in Colo rado. BACK ACRES MEET Back Acres Garden club met at the home of Eva Johnson March 5, with Verena Noble as co-hostess. The program was "E aster Ideas", presented by Anona Robinson and Mary Brazil gave a presentation on spring plant ing. Helen Dooray was a guest. HAS SURGERY Ed Seelye of Port Orford had major surgery at the Ban don hospital Tuesday. That evening his daughter, Mrs. Nor man Reynolds, and son, came from Prineville, staying with him until Thursday. His son, Ed J r., of Portland, camedown Saturday and hoped to take his Dad home with him. DINNER HELD Rehearsal dinner, honoring Linda Knutson and Bill Krick, preceding their wedding, was held at the Cedar Room in Port SISTER HERE Orford on the evening of March Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schlappi 14 with his parents as hosts. from Portland came to attend The table was decorated with the funeral of Mrs. Esther Phil pink candles in cut glass hold lips and to visit her other sis ers and a centerpiece of plum ters, Mrs. J . B. Phillips and and apple blossoms. Mrs. Hazel Hofsess and friends Those seated at the table in Langlois. were the bride and groom- to-be, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Knutson, his parents, HOFSESS GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. William Krick, Visitors at the home of Mrs. Sr., Pastor and Mrs. Donald Hazel Hofsess in Langlois on Parsons, Nick Marsh, Bob Fry, S a tu r d a y were her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hofsess from Powers, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Halcomb from Gold Beach, another son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R ic h a r d Hofsess, son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Magneson, from Port Or ford, and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Evans. ON SICK LIST Fred Savage, Port Orford city employee, is another vic tim of the flu. At this writing he Is recovering slowly and will have been off work at least two weeks. Oral Marlow Dies Oral Marlow, son of the late Floyd and Mabel Marlow of Sixes, died In Akron, Ohio, on his 48th birthday, March 8, after an Illness of 14 months. Survivors Include his wife, Ada, of Cuuahoga Falls; daugh ters, Paulette Dorden and Sue Smith of Akron, Ohio;brothers, Henry Marlow, Leslie Walkup of Akron; sisters, Mrs. Grant (Myra) Kerber of Missouri and Mrs. Michael (Cheryl) Wood of Newark, Calif., cousins, Ralph and Russell Hall of Coos Bay and North Bend. WITH MOTHER Mrs. John Ellis of Langlois spent last week in Reedsport where her mother, Mrs. Ruby Sherych, is very seriously 111 in the hospital. FROM MONTANA Frank Reed and Charles Bl- asta from Savage, Mont., were guests of the Everett Isenharts In L a n g lo is from Saturday until Monday afternoon. They are old friends, and really en joyed seeing the Redwoods and DWIRE GUESTS other beauty spots of our Coast Guests over the weekend at area. They reportedly had the Elton Dwlre home in Sixes never seen anything like them were their son, daughter-in- before. law and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. George Dwire and Leroy, from Salem, also their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schrader from Coos Bay. SPEAKER S p e a k e r at the Christian Men’s Fellowship meeting in Brookings March 22 was Rev. R. L. Sharp of the Assembly of God In Port Orford. BREAKS TOOTH Ray Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. O rris Smith of Port Or ford, fell at school before spring vacation and broke the tip from a front tooth. His parents took him to Coos Bay and had a cap put on it. He plays trom bone and Is hopeful that this will not interfere with that. VISIT EDWARDS On Tuesday of lastweekM rs. Agnes Foster spent thedaywith Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards, in Langlois. VISIT JENSENS Judy Bekebrede and two daughters, and Jenny Jensen, are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen, Denmark, during spring vaca tion. TONSILS REMOVED Carol and Candy Marr of Langlois had tonsillectomies at the hospital in Gold Beach on Friday of last week. They had a little trouble at first but are now recovering nicely. The girls are students at Bandon High School. FROM CALIFORNIA Dr. and Mrs. Fred Seward and daughter, Ann, of Liver more, Calif., were guests of Joanne Kreutzer in Langlois, March 14. Dr. Seward is a physicist for the Atomic Energy* Commission and Mrs. Seward and Mrs. Kreutzer were class mates at St. Helen’s Hall In Portland. BROTHER VISITS The brother and sister-in- law of Mrs. Barbara Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. John Breazeale from Medford, were visitors with her on Tuesday. They are taking a short vacation dur ing spring vacation. She is cook in one of the schools. D,Ñ. 4 T \ FRIED CHICKEN PINNER VV ITH SOUP SALAD PO TA TO ES G RA VY VEGETABLES W ILD BLACKBERRY PIE ALA M ODE VISITS SISTER Mrs. Jean Strain returned Tuesday night from a trip to San Carlos, Calif., where she visited her sister, Mrs. E. W. Gallagher. CONTEST ON Last Sunday the Community Church in Langlois started a ten-week Sunday School con test. Points will be given for attendance, bringing a Bible and bringing others. BACK TO WORK David Barklow of Langlois. Is returning to work at Dicks Farm Store a few hours each day after more than a month’s bout with flu and pneumonia. FRIDAY,MARCH 2 8 , 5 - 9 P.M. PROCEEDS FOB IDS. CHURCH BUILDING FUND v c A W tm TO SHOW SLIDES At the Langlois Community Church on March 28, the Rev. Harold Best of the Port Or ford Community Church will show his colored slides of For mosa. This will be Family Fellowship night and light re freshments will be served. Everyone Is invited to the 7:30 meeting. On March 30 David Mai, son of the former pastor of the Langlois Community church, will be guest preacher for the day, s p e a k in g and showing slides of Nigeria, West Africa, where he and his wife plan to go as missionaries. NEALS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Neal and two daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neal at Sheri ATTEND WEDDING dan Saturday, and on Sunday Flossie Knutson of Junction he went on to Portland to the City, Merlene, Shirley and Mar- Shoe Show, and on Monday new garete Knutson from H arris stock was purchased for their burg were guests of Mr. and store In Port Orford. Mrs. Lyle Knutson on Satur On Tuesday Neal’s two bro day and Sunday of last week ther-in-law and sisters, Mr. and attended the wedding of and Mrs. Glen Beachy from Linda Knutson and Bill Krick. Idanha and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gordon and Gloria Knutson, vin Beachy from Mitchell, Join brother and sister of the bride, ed the group at the Earl Neal came from PorUand, with their home. guest Sherri Pfeiffer, to attend From Sheridan the Neals went the wedding and were guests to Depoe Bay to visit her brother of their parents over the week and sister-in-law, Mr. and M rs. end. Edward Kosack, and her mother, Mrs. Vera K o s a c k . They returned to Port Orford on W ednesday. Mrs. Ruth Roth of the Com munity Church In Langlois gave VISIT McCOOLS Mrs. Douglas McCool and the program and Mrs. Moreen sons, BUI, Brian, Mike and Kamph furnished two accordion numbers for the potluck lun Clark from Eugene, w e re cheon sponsored by the Bandon guests of her parents-ln-law, and Country club of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCool Town Pacific Community church on of Port Orford, for three days Tuesday afternoon of last week. of spring vacation, McCool Is Mrs. Shirley Rauschert, pre Lane County Judge of the Juv sident of the club, presided at enile Court In Eugene. the program. A special feature of the after noon was a style show presen TO HEAR EVANGELIST ted by Mrs. Maude Weir, show Members of the Bart Orford ing new spring styles by Bee Christian Church are planning line and Jeunlque fashions. to drive to North Bend Sunday M o d els for the show, from evening to attend the evening a n g l o i s , were Mrs. Hattie Church services at the Bay L Isenhart, Mrs. Ona Smith, Mrs. Area Church of Christ. Willie Janice Shepherd, Mrs. Ollie White, well-known Oregon Britton, Mrs. Lata Strain and evangelist, Is starting a week Mrs. Teresa Gorsuch. Mrs. of p r e - E a s te r services that Kamph played appropriate night. The service wUl begin at 7:30 p.m. The church Is at music during the style show. Union and Washington streets. VISIT CLARKES Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Clarke last weekend Included her nephew, On Monday night a bridal Dick Strause of San Jose, Calif., shower for Mrs. BUI Krlck who Is Just out of military (Linda Knutson) was held at service and was on his way the Charles Jensen home at to visit his grandmother In Style Show Featured Bridal Shower Held For Auto, Life and Fire Insurance, See LARRY HOOVER Your Port Orford State Farm Agent Ask how you can earn 5%onyour savings Y on saved some money. And you're wondering where to put it. Y ou can't put it in a sugar bowl. O r under your mattress. That's not safe. So \\ here's the safest place you can think of? A bank. And at First National Bank o f Oregon you can enjoy hank safety and a guaranteed return of 5% interest on your money. You can do it w ith a Savings Certificate. A savings certificate is something you actually buy. It is conveniently sized —about as big as an ordinary payroll check. 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