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babel guests Visiting at the home of his mother, M rs. Grace Babel, for the Fourth of July weekend w ere Mr. and M rs. Donald Babel and twin sons and a daughter, from Seattle, Wash. O t h e r v isito rs were her grandson, Jon McWilliams and his fian cee, M iss Potter, from Med ford. Mrs. Babel says they plan to be married on August 2 and will liv e near Beaverton where he will be teaching. FROM SEATTLE Gu sts at the Charles Ells lome for the weekend were heir son and daughter-in-law, ir. and Mrs. William Ells om Seattle, Wash., and the ;er Mrs. Ells* parents, i and Mrs. Webster Hay- , also o f Seattle. HILDRETH ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hildreth of Port Orford entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aurlch and family from Seattle, Wash., during the past weekend and also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sch- Inkle and family from Portland. SISTER VISITS Mrs. Sadie Gunsolus of B r o o k i n g s , sister of Josie Forty, spent last week In Port Orford. TO SPEND SUMMER Coming to spend the summer at their home on Coast Guard hill are Mrs. Roy Graven and children from Seattle, Wash. Graven brought them down and then returned to his work In the Washington city. VISITS SON Mrs. Erma Hague of Port Orford has gone to Walla Walla to visit her son, Jack Short, and family. They are plan ning to take the boat trip to Canada, leaving August 2. HERE FOR JUBILEE Mr. and Mrs. BrooksWagner from Dallas wereln Port Or ford for the Jetty Jubilee. Their children had been visit ing here for the last two weeks and they took them home. VISITS MARSHES Miss Hazel Hofsess from Crescent City, Calif., visited at the Blaine Marsh home from July 2 to 6. Mrs. Robert Thomas went to Drain to attend the wedding of their niece, Miss Terry Thom a s, and while there attended the Golden Wedding reception for old friends, Mr. an Mrs. H. A. Cool. TO PORTLAND Mrs. Cecil Colson and daugh ter, Rhonda, went to Portland following the parade on Friday. Mrs. Walter Rice of Ashland are the grandparents. IN RECRUIT TRAINING Seaman Recruit John Harold Hatmaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Hatmaker, Langlois, is now taking recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. He enlisted June 20 through the Coos Bay Navy Recruiting Station. He Is a 1969 graduate of Pacific High School. VISIT HARMS Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harm GRANDSON HERE of Floras Lake are enjoying Mr. and Mrs. George Ed a visit with their son and fam wards of Langlois were pleas ily, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harm antly surprised to have their and three children, from San grandson, W illie Edwards, from Antonio, Tex. They plan to Bednestl Lake, B. C., Canada, stay for a week. come to visit with them for a Mr. and Mrs. William Bar couple of weeks. He came with tholomew, son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Isenhart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harm, when they returned from their have moved to Langlois from trip to Canada. W estminster, C alif., and are Visitors at the Edwards home living at Floras Lake. have been cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Northup from San Bernadino, Calif., and Mr. and DAUGHTER BORN Mrs. Bob Northup from Grants Born to Mr. and Mrs. Den Pass. nis Rice In Everson, Wash., Later last week Mr. and Mrs. a daughter, Shannon Denise, Don Loomis from Glendale were weight 7 pounds, 7 ounces, on callers at their home. June 30. Mrs. Rice Is the former Rosalie Hatmaker of Langlois and this Is the first IN PALMDALE baby in the Rice family. L. J . Garrett left for Palm Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hat dale, Calif., last Thursddy maker of Langlois and Mr. and where he will stay at the home of his son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garrett. The younger Garretts will be gone for a month to be with their son who is in the Coast Guard and who will be on furlough In New York. WEEKEND GUESTS Guests over the Fourth of July weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deets in Lang lois were their daughter, Mar cia, and a friend, Rich Thomas, from Portland. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. J oe Kane of Blythe, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker of Myrtle Point w ere dinner guests at the home of Mr. and M rs. Clarence Brooks of Langlois on Tuesday. The Kanes are houseguests of the Tuckers and on Sunday the three fam ilies had a crab feed at the Tuckers. On July Four th the Tuckers, Brooks and Kanes had a picnic at Humbug Park where the Tuckers and Kanes have parked their trail ers for the weekend. FROM TUCSON On Monday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tweedy from Tucson, A riz., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Britton in Denmark. HATMAKER GUESTS Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest maker In Langlois were and Mrs. Douglas Field children, Kathy, Gerry Jean, of Culdesac, Ida. FROM SPRINGFIELD William Brannon of Spring- field, a form er resident of this area, called on friends In Lang lo is on Monday of last week. HA PPINESS IS ,. . a good day at the races, or so it seemed Sun day, May 29, at Delmar for the Boondockers Motorcycle Club, Taking home trophies in six classes as well as $15 far the three-man tag team relay were (from left) Justan Potter, Ron Robertsjack Wills, Ray Cresan, D a v e Morrill, Mart Robbins, Bruce Sequine and Dale Derm, VISITS IN SALEM Mrs. George Dwire ofSalem , daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Dwire of Sixes, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Anderson, drove to Sixes and took Mrs. Elton Dwire home to Salem with them to spend a week. »Hu,* »G* »■»,. (Uta,* »»G* Shoulder Center Cut Roast IS RECOVERING Friends of George Guerin will be glad to know that he Is re covering slowly but surely from his recent heart attack. MrKi, I M r ka, I 4,, C U T FRESH FROSTED ORECON CROWN HU. H 2'A TO 2 '/ , LB AVG P a n R ead y Fryers A n m , sta , succo „ cztkc aucooksta , smesss h o m o . s a a , shaded Free Sam pled 'Ä S r /Ä Ä B acon.....^69^ W ieners—_.49ç C hicken F rie s_____ ........ m JENSEN GUESTS Recent overnight guests at ST. CLAIRS VISIT the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Charles Jensen of Denmark LEAH BLADE CUT Wagner for the Fourth of July w ere Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ed weekend were Mr. and Mrs. wards of Compton, Calif. Frank St. Clair and three child Byron Hoyt and Charles Jen ren from Coquille. sen worked together for Sher man Clay Music Company In Portland for 15 years or more and then each went his seperate way. Hoyt has Just sold out his sheet-m usic service In San Nil LIMITS Nil LIMITS NO Battle Rock Barracks No. Francisco and he and Mrs. 903, Veterans of World War Hoyt visited the Jensen's on One and Auxiliary, held a reg their way to Portland where ular meeting on Sunday, July they have a home. 6, at the American Legion Hall A lovely su rp risefor the Jen In Port Orford. sen s last week was to have There was a record attend their nephew and his bride, ance, with Commander Jame6 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Allen Vincent of Port Orford and from Englewood, Calif., stopby Auxiliary District President, for a v is it Majorle Moore and Florence Mrs. Jensen and daughter, Wolfe of Brookings, as guests. Jenny, went to Portland over Plans were discussed for the last weekend to attend the wed coming annual picnic of District ding of their great-n iece, Clair No. 9 to be held on July 15, Babin. starting at 11 a.m ., at Bullards Park, Bandon. The next district meeting will VISITS IN OAKLAND be at Brookings, July24,begin Mrs. Gerald Kamph of Lang ning at 10 a.m. A potluck lo is went to visit her mother, dinner will follow the meeting. Mrs. Esta Caldos, in Oakland, All World War One veterans Calif., and while she was ther and their wives are Invited to her brother and famUy, Mr. attend. and Mrs. Gary Bruchler from Ukiah, came to visit her, also an uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. REESES VACATION Sam Troneosa, from San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Reese and Calif, she spent one afternoon Mayonnaise <*49« daughter, Debbie, returned on at her sister’s home, Mrs. Bob Tuesday of last week from a •-««B«a Seehuetter, In Santa Cruz, and vacation trip to Nebraska where Dressing . 55« they visited relatives and Joined with the others in wat ching Robin Seeheutter and her friends in Grand Island and Kearney and his mother In Bell dad, In the pony races. . 49« After returning to Langlois view. The return trip was made Mrs. Kamph and her family en through the Black Hills of South joyed visits from Mr. and Mrs. 47« Dakota and Yellowstone Park. Leonard Davis from North Strk Hollywood, c a lif., as overnlte D in n ers. 2 ? 5 3 c guests on Wednesday, and with IN VIETNAM their aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Van S.S.G. I »ewayne Klutz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klutz, is Atta, from Portland, who stay Cheese Slices 7 9 « In the First Cavalry and Is ed a few days. » « ■ M la l-S U l V . r t . t , r u stationed at Phuac Zlnh, ac Cheese . . 6 5 « cording to his last letter. He has signed up for another six OVERNIGHT GUESTS 1» — ■ te ll.-C r M k e , B a rm Overnight guests of Mr. and months In Vietnam, Cheese Stick 8 3 « Mrs. John Moore of Stonesypher road last week were Mr, and FOSTERS TAKE TRIP Roger Thomas from Mr. and Mrs. BUI Foster Mrs. Cheese Stick 8 9 « Eugene. and two chUdren have returned ■ » * » »Bar» C la a k w Barrai from a trip to Molalla and Cheese Stick 8 9 « Yakima, Wash., where they visited relatives and friends. FROM GLENDALE 1 - » BMaaB N X m l Mrs. Angle Yoakam of Lang The two children stayed In Swiss Cheese *1” Yakima for awhUe to visit their lois hill was very happy last i-B Fwkar aunt, Mrs. Wanda Greene, and week to receive a visit from Mr. M rs. Greene and son, Kevin, and Mrs. Loomis of Glendale M arg 'ine 3 ? 8 8 « brought them home and are who were visiting in the area. visiting Mrs. F oster and Mrs. G reene's parent«, Mr. and Mrs. BROTHER VEITS Torn Neely. Guests of Mrs. Ruth Tlede- While having this short va Cin'amon Rolls 4 V cation Mr. and Mrs. Foster mann of the Log cabin cafe went by plane to Reno, Nev. are her brother and siste r - -J •*-“ B m II« in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lan »J69 D e a r Wax don, from Chicago, m , The Landon flew out to visit relat VEIT PARENTS Son-in-law , daughter and ives and friends in Calif., and Pledge grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. stopped here for a visit before M m m W n-aa Ba, , | M lumai From m ,Scott and Cheryl, returning home. from Springfield, spent theJub- Gio-Coat Wax 9 5 « llee weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. «—■■ a«« (Ma Thomas Meade of Port Orford. BARK LOWS F EH Bug Spray Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barklow spent last week at B right en - AT WEDDING bush, resting and doing a little Pet Food a t 10 P l Week before last Mr. and fishing In the rain. LB IjU W HILE SUPPLY LASTS FRESH C U T UP Pork Steak Veterans Of World War One To Meet Fryer Rabbits Pillsbury biscuits ] LIMI O '»l •H IG H E S T Q U A L IT Y »LOWEST PRICE FINEST H O N E Y CAN B U Y l Long W h ite Potatoes...—.. LARGE SMOOTH SKINNED •l* “* • n •r IO S LARGE SLICING L K ra ft f,- Port Orford News, Thursday, July 10, 1969 AT ROCK POW-POW Mr. and Mrs. David Bark- low, Bryce and B lair, went on Thursday evening to Mad ras where the “ Rock Hound Pow-V'ow” was held during the week. People attended this affair from all the Western state and brought their rock displays. The special tour for this session was on the Warm Springs Reservation where they dug rock specim ens. Brenda Barklow stayed with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sypher, while her par ents w ere gone. SISTER VISITS V isitors last week from Fall Creek at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Guerin of Langlois were Susan Atltng, her sister, Nancy Smith and two daughters, L isa and Sherrie. JUNIOR CAMP TO START Junior Camp, sponsored by the L a n g l o i s Community Church, will start at Flrcroft on July 14. The cost is $9, which Includes $1 at the can teen. Registration blanks may be secured from Pastor Roth at any time. Hat Mr. and and Crisco BLACK M IS S IO N ______r C'umbers 2°29c McKAY’S Figs FAMOUS .u 5 V 9 c RED H A VEN DESSERT F A V O R IT E IN E RIPENED k k Peaches 2 9 c Beefsteak Tomatoes ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN— DELIVER Y, JULY 1 7 ORDERS M UST BE PLACED B Y NOON JULY I t • FOR CANNING, FR EEZIN G . D u n . H lu > A ll 3 ? *1 aiM ai«. a«« si . ss Bromo Seltzer 9 9 « IN Lakal < k I n lb Karo Syrup 69« sm a aai i-«. raw Suntan Lotion 9 5 « < - « a « w » s « n , ■« i i - n b « m - m JELLS BEST G ELATIN essert (e a c h Deodorant— ^ 7 « Baby Food 8 ? 8 8 c iW rV W a la a ta r Baby Food 6 ? ’1 E F FE C TIV E : THURSDAY, F R ID A Y , SATURDAY M-« b m . b . , . a . IU B Peanut Butter Piolo B e a u *1*’ 39* Cai Litter I O ” 4 9 * s Fee • Haron t« . 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