6 —Port Crford News, Thursday, July 24, 1969
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LAMBERTS VACATION
M r. and Mrs. Leroy Lambert
and children, Ricky, Cody,
Letha and Brad, returned last
week from a most interesting
vacation trip which took them
to Kim ball, West Va., where
they visited their parents and
where they were visited by re l
atives and friends from Colum
bus, Ohio, Lansing, M ich., and
West Hyattsville, Md. On the
Fourth of July they attended
the 84th birthday party fo r her
grandmother In Princeton, W.
Va., where about 100 relatives
met fo r the occasion.
On the tr ip East, the Lam
berts visited the Elsenhower
NEW BUSINESS open in Port
Orford is Molly M alone's, fea
turing seafoods, coffee and
snack items, and located ad
ja c e n t to Battle Rock State
Park. Operators are Mrs. Carol
Terp, Nlrs. Darragh Hildreth
and Mrs. Gwen ELls.
CANASTA PLAYED
The Three Table Canasta club
was hosted by Ollie Britton
at her home in Denmark July
16.
The players were Mrs. Mary
B ra zil, Mrs. Lolita Myers,
Mrs. F lo r e n c e Sonderman,
M rs. Mabel Edstrom, Mrs. Geri
Preston, Mrs. Edna Peterson,
Mrs. Gladys Petok, Mrs. Echol
Nutt, Mrs. Emma Schelske,
Mrs. Mildred H ill, and Erma
Wagner.
Honors went to Mrs. Myers,
Mrs. Britton and Mrs. Preston.
Strawberry shortcake and
coffee were served by the hos
tess.
DAUGHTER RETURNS
Linda Billings, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Billings
of Sixes, flew home from B e ll
ingham, Wash., after visiting
with her friend, Pattle Belden,
for more than a week.
EYES INJURED
Roland Olsen, son of Mrs.
Haymond McLeod, was a re
cent guest at the McLeod home
from Rosemead, Calif.
At the McLeod family picnic
which was held on July Fourth
Leslie McLeod of Two Mile
was burned in his eyes by a
m ilita ry type fla re .
He was
rushed by Mercy plane to Port
land where it Is reported that
only the outer layer of his
eye balls was affected and it is
believed that he w ill not lose
his sight.
AT FAMILY REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cuatt of
Sixes have Just returned from
the Cuatt family reunion in
Grandview, Wash., which was
attended by close members of
Cuatt’ s family, brothers, sis
ters, nieces and nephews, a total
of 42.
One nephew had been in Alas
ka fo r 27 years and was get
ting acquainted again with his
relatives. He wasonhlshoney-
moon, having married in Texar
kana, A rk., and was returning
to the home where he was
born in Bird City, Kan.
The Cuatts picked and can
ned 50 quarts of cherries to
bring home with them, as well
as 50 quarts of home-canned
asparagus. They w e re gone
10 days on the vacation trip .
COUSINS VISIT
Coming to v is it Mrs. Phyllis
Smith in Port O rford last week
were her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthus H oltz,from Racine,Wls.
They were returning from a
vacation tr ip to Cal'fornia, New
Mexico, Arizona, Mexico and
other southern areas, traveling
with their tra ile r and had v is it
ed state and national parks had
many other places of Interest.
IN CALIFORNIA
Mr. and M rs. Jack Smith and
fam ily and his mother, Phyllis
Smith, went to California fo r a
two and a-half week vacation
and stayed at the home of her
parents, M r. and M rs. L . H.
Rusk, in W hittier, Calif. The
Jack Smiths visited her grand
mother, aunt and uncle and
friends in Corona, C alif., also
her brother-in-law and sister,
M r. and M rs. Alton Dalton, in
W hittier. They spent the Fourth
with them.
Of course th e ir trip Included
a v is it to Disneyland and they
made the mistake of staying
on Huntington Beach too long
and suffered with sunburn. They
also visited Trees of Mystery.
Mrs. Phyllis Smith visited
her friends, M r. and Mrs. Ever
ett
H a r n a n
In
Com
merce, C alif., and her s is te r-
in-law , M rs. Laura Smith, in
Hollywood.
memorial in Abilene, Kan., and
on the return trip took a boat
ride through the Okefenokee
Swamp In Waycross, Ga., stop
ped at the Alamo in San An
tonio, Tex., visited the Yuma
T e rrito ria l Prison In Yuma,
A riz ., and came through Death
Valley by the southern route,
enjoying the many unusual feat
ures of that part of the country,
then through Los Angeles and
home.
They moved to this area in
1962 and had made a trip In
1964 and were glad to return
again this year.
They made
the trip in a station wagon and
on the way home stayed only
three nights In a motel.
1800's, as soon as the har
vests were finished everyone In
Sherman County would hitch
their teams to covered wagons
and everyone would spend
one week driving to the Meto
lius where they would camp
fo r a week and then take the
third week to return home.
This was their annual vacation
and out of It came the name
“ Camp Sherman.”
The Meades went fir s t to
Salem on their vacation trip
this year to attend the wed
ding of a cousin and then on to
Baker to v is it friends, return
ing to Springfield to v isit their
daughter. They returned home
Sunday.
SUNDAY VISITORS
Sunday visito rs at the home
of Mr. and M rs. A. M. De-
Haven of Langlois were M r.
and Mrs. Frank Larreau from
Empire.
ATTEND REUNION
M r. and Mrs. Don Sheffield
of Port O rford spent their va
cation visiting relatives In Ore
gon and Washington, going firs t
on June 29 to a reunion In
Mossyrock, Wash., at the home
of her brother-in-law and sister,
M r. and M rs. Clarence Davis.
With mostly relatives present
and just a few Invited friends
the attendance at the reunion
was 107.
The Sheffields spent the fir s t
week visiting in Lewis County,
Wash., returned home to Port
Orford fo r a few days, and then
went to Medford to v is it his aunt,
taking his son, Roger, and his
dad, Frank Sheffield, with them.
Last weekend they went to
Harlen, Ore., to v is it friends.
Their trip was enhanced by the
purchase of a new pickup In
Portland.
SMITH GUESTS
V isito rs at the home of M r.
and M rs. Owen W. Smith in
Langlois last week were M r. and
Mrs. Leroy Newton from Cres
cent City, C alif. They visited
other friends while in this area.
COUSINS VISIT
M r. and M rs. Bob Kent from
Portland were guests at the
Newton Haga home on their way
back from a trip to Los An
geles, Calif.
The Kents are
cousins o f. the Haga fam ily.
Wednesday visito rs at the
Langlois home of M r. and Mrs.
Alan Haga were her grand
mother, M rs. Everett Black and
her sister, M rs. Tom Sinclair
of Coquille.
VISIT HAWAII
Answering the telephone with
DAUGHTER VISITS
M r. and Mrs. Ernest Hat-
maker of Langlois were happy
to have a v ls ltfro m their daugh
ter, Mrs. Dennis Rice (Rosalie
Hatmaker) and baby daughter,
from Everson, Wash.
Mrs.
Dan Boone (Ruby Hatmaker)
and children came up from
Gold Beach to v is it with her
sister, whom she had not seen
fo r some time.
Langlois visited in M yrtle Point
on Sunday with her son, W illiam
Tucker and fam ily.
HAS OPERATION
Ed Bigelow of Port Orford
had surgery on his leg In Sacred
Heart hospital in Eugene last
week.
M rs. Bigelow brought
home home on Saturday and he
is recovering very nicely.
AT CRESCENT CITY
Mrs. Fred Evand (nee Mar
garet Hofsess), a form er teach
e r In the Langlois Elementary
school, has moved to Crescent
City, C alif., where she w ill
be making her home.
IN ASHLAND
Mr. and M rs. E arl Barring,
ton of Port O rford visited ol<
TAKE TRAIL RIDE
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jacl
Enjoying the Ten M ile Lakes
area on Saturday and Sunday of Malone and fa m ily, in Ashlant
the Fourth of July weekendwere last week.
M r. and Mrs. B ill Hefner and
fam ily of Langlois.
ATTEND FUNERAL
The Hefner daughters, Je rlta
On Thursday Mrs. Everett
and Gayle, went on the C urry
County 4-H T ra il ride, leaving
Isenhart, M rs. Angle Yoakam
and Mr. and M rs. George Ed
on the 12th of July and return
ing on the 19th, representing the wards of Langlois went to Co
Langlois 4-H Riders club.
quille to attend funeral services
fo r Rickie Loomis who was
killed in Vietnam. Those who
went from Langlois are old
VISIT SON
M rs. Barbara Tucker of friends of the Loomis fam ily.
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CLUB DISBANDS
Officers of the Twtllghters
TOPS Club regret to announce
that due to lack of attendance
at the evening sessions the
club has disbanded.
Those who wish to meet with
a TOPS club are Invited to Join
the Calorie Counting club which
meets at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays at
the City Hall.
IN EASTERN OREGON
Mr. and M rs. Thomas Meade
of Port Orford have returned
from a vacation trip to “ old
home te rrito ry ” in Eastern
Oregon where they found the
h ills and fields green and beau
tifu l which is unusual for this
time of year.
Mrs. Meade Is a pioneer of
that area and told of the nam
ing of Camp Sherman on the
Metolius River.
In the late
“ Aloha, frie n d ” are M r. and
M rs. Alva H arry of Floras Lake
who flew to Hawaii from San
Francisco, C alif., June 28 fo r
a vacation of two weeks. They
visited most of the islands where
visitors are allowed and Mrs.
Harry finds it hard to describe
the beauty and wonder of It a ll.
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