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ifo r d N e w s , T h u rs d a y , J u n e 19, 1969 Germans spent two days In Dutton and four children from BROWN REUNION Yellowstone Park together. The Eastslde. On Saturday night the Brown young graduate seems almost fam ily had a reunion at the home lik e a member of the Meyer Graduating from the8thgrade of M r. and Mrs. Aim on Brown, fam ily fo r he has been In their at the Awards Assembly held and M rs. Yensen of Orange, A DAUGHTER at Croft Lake, with a potluck home In Port Orford many times June 10 were Karen Aldropp, Born to M r. and M rs. Dan dinner enjoyed by the follow C alif., went to R e m o te and before going Into the Service, Janine Belanger, Sam Conley, Boone of Glendale, a daughter, ing members of the fam ily; spent the day with Mrs. Law they noted. 2-3181 1 • Poor OBfOBO *SIK£S • LAN&iO/S Ralph Cope, Steven Donaldson, rence Jennings, who is Mrs. Margo Chert, on June 11, weight Mrs. Jim T a y lo r and M rs. Floyd Foster, Mike Hanna, 7 1/2 pounds, In Roseburg. Regas, Centralia, Wash., Mr. B ritton’ s sister. Mary Herblson, Linda Hilde Grandparents are Mrs. E liz VISITS CALIFORNIA and M rs. David Brown and baby year all flowers and shrubbery brand, C u r t i s Lords, Jerry abeth Boone of Roseburg and of Coos Bay; Mr. and M rs. Paul Dick Jamieson of Port O r Kamph, Debra Moore, Linda are making a profuse growth. M r. and M rs. Ernest Hatmaker BABY GIRL ford has returned from a trip Smith and son, M ilt, M r. and Moore, Judy Potter, Roger Born to M r. and Mrs. James of Langlois. to Southern California where he Awards assembly fo r school Mrs. W ilbur Sypher, M r. and Certificates were given to Short, Linda Stevenson, Glen Hawks of Port Orford In Me- visited relatives and friends. year 1968-69 was held at W. Savage, J. W ills, K. Row Mrs. David Barklow and fam ily YOUTH DIRECTOR Sypher, Jim Taylor, Jack Tuck Auley hospital on June 8, a Battle Rock June 10 and many aU of Langlois and the hosts. Mike Kershner, a Junior at While In the south he went er, Pete Wahl, Janell Wilcox, ling, B. Sharp, R. McCune, G. SON VISITS awards were given. Simpson Bible College In San over into Mexico, visited Dis Keith W right, Bonnie Henry, daughter, weight 7 pounds, 8 Hall, P. Price, 3 . Gehrke, G. Carl Lang, son of M r. and ounces. Those who had perfect at Francisco, C alif., w ill be youth neyland and many other points Kathy Boswell, Wm. Nodlneand Mayea, G. Potter, R. McCune, M rs. C lifford Lang of Langlois, tendance fo r the year were C. McKenzie, D. Branham and d ire cto r at the Port Orford of Interest. Paul Robinson. spent a week at home after the Brock Bean, Cindy Cook and Community Church fo r the sum M. Belcher, In track. B. Sharp Awards were given to all par close of the spring term at ENJOYS VISIT Rene K irkpatrick In the 6th and E. Peterson were athletic mer. He is living at the home ticipants in football, basketball, Portland U niversity. He re C.W.F. INSTALLS George Edwards of Langlois grade and Vlcld Newcomb, managers and received certi of M r. and Mrs. V irg il Libby baseball, track and chorus. Jim at Sixes. Christian Women’s Fellow Taylor was given an award as greatly enjoyed visiting with a turned fo r the summer session. Kathy Price and Dale Dahrens ficates. old friend, Ralph McCall, of ship of the Community Church In the 7th grade. Those In the 8th grade who In Port Orford met at tne the most outstanding band mem Burns, who spent Friday night Student Council officers who were presented Certificates of ber, and Janell Wilcox was with him. PTO LUNCH home of M rs. Delbert Neal given the Daughters of th e received pins were, president, LIBBY VISITORS Graduation by Albert Johnson, The last event of the Port Thursday evening. Seventeen Ron Branham; vice president, superintendent of d is tric t 2CJ, M r. and M rs. Chuck Felton American Revolution award fo r Orford Parents and Teachers Chris Jensen; secretary-treas were Ronald Branham, Robert of Beaverton, son-in-law and members were present to w it outstanding achievement In his Organization fo r the school year W ILL VISIT ALASKA urer, Kathy Price; and ser- Brldgeman, Patricia Brown, ness the Installation of offic daughter of M r. and Mrs. V ir tory. V isitors at the home of M rs. of 1968-69 was the Teachers’ ers by M rs. W illiam Calhoun, geant-at-arms, Jim W ills. Dawn Coble, Harold Denn, Fae g il Libby of Sixes, were v is it Vernon Lords, 8th grade John Chenoweth In Langlois on and Secretaries Lunch which Those In the 7th and 8th grades Estes, Randy Foster, Petle Fry, ors at her parents’ home for the assisted by M rs. A rie l Mac teacher, was presented a trophy Thursday were her s is te r- they served at the cafeteria of receiving student council pins Chris Jensen, Sandra Keeler, Donald who pinned a corsage on weekend and also Mildred Lib fo r "the most wonderful teach zai a a s f a s in-law , Mrs. Foster, and her the Elementary School June 11. were Patti McKenzie, Laurie Heidi Kurzhal, Joe Marsh, Pat by, from Monmouth was a guest each one. e r’ ’ by the 8th grade class. Mrs. Lou Cobb, outgoing pre Sells, M ite Price, Sandy Keel rick McBribe, Wayne McCune, niece, M rs. Mildred Goodwin, New president Is M rs. W. A7 A / / at that time. Mildred w ill Awards fo r their good work er, Fae Estes, Cindy Nice, Ray Patti McKenzie, Doug Moore, graduate from Monmouth at the L . Montgomery; vice president, during the year were given the from Bandon, another niece and sident, baked a special cake fo r the occasion, and Mrs. Eleanor Tbs objective of this mutual fund Smith, Carolyn Peterson, Geor her husband, M r. and Mrs. end of summer school and has M rs. Sidney Dooray; secretary- cheerleaders: C h r is t in e Newcomb, Cindy Linda H ild e gia Mayea, Paul Hammerberg, Nice, Carolyn Peterson, Jolene is to provide growth possibilities for Jack Burgess from Central K rick decorated it. signed a contract to teach at treasurer, M rs. Conrad John brand, Linda Moore, Karen A l M rs. Helen Slocum, sec David Johnson, Andy Belcher, Point, and her two daughters, investors. son. Committee chairmen w ill the Salem Academy, a Christian Preston, Mike Price, John Sam- dropp and Janell Wilcox; the Vickie Newcomb, Scott S till, udlo, Win Savage, Laurie Sells, and sons-ln-law, M r. and Mrs. retary of D istrict 2CJ, joined be named later by the new pre Normally the Fund w ill invest In High School, this fa ll. pepsters, Cindy Loshbaugh, them. sident. Evone Justice, Rodger Price, Roger Sheffield, Ray Smith, Frank Bryson from Longview, common stocks of companies which Paula Roberts and Leslie En Janis Petok, Stan Allison, Betty Kathy Thomas, M ilt Wilson and Wash., and M r. and Mrs. Law appear to have a high degree of com glish and the student body offic Gehrke, Dana Bean and Roger Paula Wood. rence Keeler and daughter, Ina PICNIC IN MONTANA petence in technology, marketing or ers fo r the year 1968-69; pre F ry. Those In the 6th grade Lee, from N inilchik, Alaska. management. Such companies would M r. and M rs. Robert Meyer NEW DAUGHTER A reception fo r the 8 th grad Last week M r. and Mrs. Har sident, Glen Sypher; vice pre who received certificates of ers was held in their room at M r. and M rs. Tim A. Rose sident, Steve Storm; secretary tend to operate in areas where im M r. and M rs. Keeler are In old Sypher of Floras Lake road, of Port Orford have return award fo r student council were Battle Rock following the A- portant economic and technological ed from a trip to BU lings, of Port Orford are the proud Janell Wilcox and treasurer, a camper and win take Mrs. her son-in-law and daughter, Shelley Wilson, Karen Sell, wards Assembly, and light re Chenoweth home to Alaska with changes are taking place, thus offer Mont., where they went to see parents of a 7 pound, 6 ounce Susan Donaldson. M r. and M rs. J e rry Lynch of them fo r a v is it. Brock Bean, B illy Sharp, Rhon freshments were served. daughter born on June 4 In ing potential for significant growth. A their nephew, Vincent German, F alls C ity, M rs. Gay M aster- da McCune, Cindy McKenzie, corsage was given to each g irl graduate from Eastern Montana Southern Coos General Hospi For a free prospectus call: son and five children, and M r. Joe Bens, Allen Rhodes, Rene and a boutonniere to each boy College. His parents flew from tal. The baby’ s name Is Amy DUPLICATE BRIDGE and M rs. Richard Sypher had Foster, Randy McCune, Pat which had been prepared fo r JACKSONS VISIT Lenora and her grandparents BERTHA RILEY Richmond, Va., to attend the a picnic at Boi-Cope park. Duplicate Bridge winners at Price, Mary Belcher, Mary are Mrs. Dallas Rawdlng M r. and M rs. L . L . Jackson graduation activities. P is to l R i v e r 2 4 7 -7 8 5 3 them by the Back Acres Gar the Legion han in Port O r Jane Peterson, Eddie Peterson, den club of Port Orford. They went early and drove and M r. and Mrs. Ken E. Rose, ford June II were 1st, M r. and of Bandon visited M r. and M rs. MO6H and Ricky Lambert. along the Columbia and Snake Shelton, Wash. Mrs. Carl Dixon, Brookings; Clarence Zumwalt at Sixes and Robert Brldgeman was given WEDNESDAY CANASTA M rs. Mary C orrlck at Langlois Rivers, finding the country IN HOSPITAL 2nd, M r. and M rs. Paul Wag the Daughters of the American on W ednesday. beautiful because of the heavy Canasta club met on Wednes ner; 3rd, M rs. Charles Haines Captain C liffo rd Baker Revolution Award fo r outstand rains of this season. day at the home of M rs. M. nephew of M r. and Mrs. B. B. and M rs. Rod McKenzie. ing achievement In history, the A fte r the graduation exer Stratton of Langlois, was shot L . Peterson on Sixes riv e r. band award went to Randy Fos VISITORS cises, a reception was held for Guests were M rs. A1 Stein down with his helicopter in te r, spelling to Karen Sells, V isito rs last week at the home all the guests on the lawn of the VISIT REMOTE metz, M rs. Clarence B ra zil, Vietnam and has been in hos social studies to Patty Brown, of M r. and Mrs. A rth u r Strain Mrs. Walter Pratt and M rs. college and an orchestra furn On Monday M r. and M rs. A. pitals in the states fo r about a The Langlois Public L ib ra ry all subjects to Rene Foster, on Floras Lake road were her F. L . Hague. F irs t prize was ished background music fo r the W. Britton of Denmark and their month. He Is making fine pro science notebooks to Georgia Is sponsoring a summer read affa ir. siste r, Mrs. N ellie Anthony won by M rs. Clyde Wagner, two daughters, Mrs. Bernice gress and there is every hope ing program for children In the Mayea and Heidi Kurzhal and Following this the Meyers and that he w ill recover. Investors Diversified Services, Inc. second by M rs. Lester H ill and Randleman of Fullerton, C alif., from Coos Bay and Mrs. An mathematics to Karen Sells, firs t through eighth grades. The Founded 1894 thony’ s daughter, M rs. Ann low by Mrs. A. W. B ritton. Shelley Wilson, Janis Petok, goal Is fo r participating child Georgia Mayea, Chris Jensen, ren to read 10 books during the summer, and give an oral re - and Pat Brown The cheerleaders were given port on each when It ls re chenille names fo r their award. turned to the lib ra ry. A booklet titled "B io k s I They were Georgia Mayea, Bet ty Gehrke, Jolene Preston and Have Read’ ’ w ill be given to Patti McKenzie. each child when they make their An outstanding portion of the firs t book re p o rt In August a picnic and a program was the presentation visit to West Coast Deer Park of a "C itation for Meritorious Service and Loyal Cooperation’ ’ w ill be the reward fo r all com pleting 10 books. Mrs. Strain to Principal Don Tate and Vo cal Director Wayne M errell by and M rs. Everest w ill help Robert Meyer and Robert chaperon the children who w ill Thomas, representing the local be divided Into two age groups. American Legion. These were Later a reading certificate w ill signed by c . B razil, adjutant, be awarded at school. Educators recommend this as' and Dalus W .W eir, commander. an excellent method of main This same award had been pre taining and sharpening reading sented previously to Mrs. C lar ice Hopkins, teacher of the 8 th s k ills acquired during the graders. school year. The L ib ra ry has The 6th grade chorus group a good assortment of childrens were given certificates of award books; Adventure, mystery, and the following received them; sports, animal stories and gen Brock Bean, Sharon Beasley, eral fiction fo r boys and g irls . Mary Belcher, Robert Boggs, "B rin g your children to the B illy C a rr, B illy Cobb, Rhon lib ra ry , located In Whalen’s da Colson, Cindy Cook, Susan Antique building, on Tuesday, Thursday, o r Friday from 1 to For years, people have been saving in sugar bowls, knowing Denn, Rene Foster, Cindy Gehr ke, Cindy Harper, Mitchell Har 5 p.m.’ ’ said Librarian Gayla deep down that they aren’t the best place to keep their money. per, Cathy Huret, Rene K irk Storm. w e ve always wondered why. patrick, Betty Klutz, Donna Because saving at First National is much safer. Lanlere, Tracey Marsh, Randy ATTENDS GRAND LODGE It's easy (we have 117 branches). McCune, Rhonda McCune, Cin The 119th annual Communi dy McKenzie, Cindy Neal, Tony Savings can be 5% sweeter at First. cation of the Grand Lodge of Peper, Sherri Russell, Allen And we have a savings program for everyone A.F. & A.M. of Oregon met at Rhodes, Karen Sell, Shelley Take our "90-DAY PASSBOOK TIME Wilson, Mary Jane Peterson, the Masonic Temple In Port land on June 11, 12 and 13 and ACCOUNT," for example. To start one, all you need Donna Branham, Rene Robin was attended by Fred Savage son and Richard Almeida. b S500. From then on your money earns 5% interest. Those In the 7th and 8th of Port Orford, Worshipful You re able to keep it growing with deposits of $50 or Master of Port Orford Lodge grade chorus received pins. No. 170. more. And your money is readily available to you after They were Stan Allison, Dana Between 600 and 700 deleg 90 days by withdrawing it within 10 calendar days Bean, Andy B e lc h e r , Patti ates were present at this annual Brown, Lynda Cobb, Dawn Cob following the end of a calendar quarter. Or, by giving meeting. le, Harold Denn, Fae Estes, us a 90-day written withdrawal notice Randy Foster, Petle F ry, Bet DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES also make your savings ty Gehrke, Sandra Keeler, Joe VISITS BROTHER 5"r sweeter. 6 Marsh, Georgia Mayea, Wayne Mrs. Fred Savage went to McCune, Patti McKenzie, Lois These certificates are something you actually buy. They North Bend while her husband M ille r, Chris Newcomb, Vickie can be issued I for as little as $500 and as much as SI00.000. attended Grand Lodge in Port Nowlin, C a r o ly n Peterson, The 6-MONTH DEPOSIT CERTIFICATE pays 5% land and visited with her bro Janis Petok, Jolene Preston, ther, Sgt. Bud Switzer, and Kathy Price, Rodger Price, interest yearly and matures in just 6 months. You can easily his fam ily. Switzer Is a merit Keith Rowling, John Samudlo, atrange for automatic renewal at the end of this period ber of the City Police Force Laurie Sells, Kathy Thomas, The 2-YEAR INCOME CERTIFICATE" Paula Wood, Dale Dahrens and guarantees you 57» interest which is paid by check or Jim W ills. COUPLE TRAVELS Since those in the sports deposited to your account each quarter. If you let this M r. and Mrs. W. L. Mont world go by their last names, interest add up and compound quarterly for 2 years, gomery of Port Orford have re this is the lis t of the players the return on your original investment is actually 5.22 turned from a three-week trip In the various sports at Bat to California and Arizona to And now, all new certificates (issued after tle Hock who received awards. visit their son, Roger, and his March 28, 1969) may be cashed by giving Ihe following received school family In Kingman, A rlz . On le tte rs for their efforts In the us a written 90-day w ithdrawal notice the way south they visited Mr. 8th grade group; M. Price, R. Another bad thing about saving and Mrs. Fred Brennan and Sheffield, W. McCune, M. W il in sugar bowls is that it's so Mrs. Bruce Larson In Medford son, R. Foster, J. Marsh, R. Mr. and Mrs. Frank France In easy to cheat. You grab a Smith, J. Samudlo, H. Denn, Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie few dollars here and In Football; and In basketball, France In Proberta, C alif., and R. Branham, and C. Jensen. there. And pretty soon ( in Apple Valley, Calif., visited Those who received athletic there's no money left j " Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haines. Many award certificates in football to save. of these friends are old-time were R. Greene, R. Price, B. residents of Langlois and Port That's why we Peper, K. Rowling, S. S till, R. Orford and are well-known In F ry , K. Rowling and T. Keith. developed this area. Mother’ s Day and In basketball athletic award SAVE O-MATIC. It’s Mrs. Montgomery’ s b lrth- certificates were given to H. day were spent In Kingman with a special program that, for Denn, R. Foster, W. McCune, their son. the first time, actually makes it M. Price, J. Samudlo, J. Mar On the return trip the Mont easy to save money. sh, M. Wilson, R. Anderson, gomerys stopper! In Granada S. A llison, J. Montgomery, R. W ith Save-o-Matic, an agreed H ills, C alif., to visit Mr. and Price, K. Rowling, S. s a il, A. M is. o . K. Wilcox, form er upon amount of money is automatically Belcher, H. Greene, 0 . John residents and parents of Frank transferred each month from your checking son, B. Peper, K. Rowling, A. Wilcox of Langlois. Theyvlsit- Rhodes, D. Alexander, B. Bean, account to your passbook savings account. ed llearst Castle at San Simeon J . Bens, B. C a rr, B. Cobb, G. W hat could be easier? and at Seaside, C alif., spent Frankovlch, R. Lambert and R. some time with Mr. and Mrs. There's also the regular "PASSBOOK M cCune. C lifford Grltzmacher, old- SAVINGS " that's familiar to everyone. In addition to earning regular Baseball listed the following friends who form erly lived in who received award c e rti i i V T l " ad,tion’,llv.are Pa>aWe"«»»out advance notice. Portland. ficates; M. Wilson, W. McCune, So stop in to find out more about our savings programs. TTiey report that the flowers R. Foster, R. Smith, S. S till, were beautiful everywhere and them tip right a w i ? iwe« en'"g R. P rice, J. Montgomery, B. they were fortunate to be In Peper, D. Johnson, R. Greene, the southern area while the S i X S . " 1 ° " S° n- a m" nb" R. F ry , G. Nice, A. Rhodes, cactus was In bloom. They B. C a rr, L . Brockson, J. Bens, brought some different and very B. Bean, D. Alexander, E. Pet urwsual varieties home with erson, R. Lambert, G. Franko them to add to the ones they vlch, R. Boggs, R. Coble, B. already have. Because of the Cobb, R. Anderson. large amount uf moisture this Awards Assembly Held A l Langlois orth C u rv y Awards Assembly A l Baille Rock •NEW I IDS ? .VAI I / Langlois Sponsors Reading Program Saving at First can b e 5% sweeter. Wed like to get to know F IR ST NATIONAL B A N K OF OREGON / . / / .
