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4 - Port Orford News, Thursday, August 21, 1969 visited them recently and took them fo r a ride around the beauty spots of the Coast and to v is it their nephew and niece, M r. and Mrs. John Ellefson, in North Bend. HOUSE GUEST Barbara Hatch from Grants Pass is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McLeod In Langlois. Sees Cousin First Time In Sixty Years ENJOY TRAVELS Mrs. Erma Hague of Port Orford has returned from a long-to-be-remembered va cation trip Into Canada, going with her son, Jack Short and fam ily, from Walla Walla, Wash. At Port Angeles, Wash., the travelers drove to V ictoria, B. C., and boarded “ The Queen of Prince Rupert” fo r the 22- hour trip to Prince Rupert, choosing the stormiest day that area had had all season. Near ly everyone got desparately sick and did not recover until the boat got Into the Narrows where the water was calm. A v isit to Skoglund Hot Springs 20 miles out of Ter race was Interesting, said Mrs. Hague. They were told that a wealthy person from Hollywood had bought an interest In the Springs and would help develop them. The group then went to Wells where there were overnight ac commodations and from where they could v is it the old mining town of B arkerville, which dates back to 1862. The Canadian gov ernment has bought the town and is restoring it. They found the drug store, doctor’ s office, theatre and several other places refurnished and “ inhabited" by wax figures until they were transported back to r e a l pioneer days. A group of ac tors go to B a rke rville and twice a day put on old-fashioned vaudeville shows which fit in with the history of the town. The program Is all recorded and the members of the group were able to purchase records and pictures to remind them of this most interesting exper ience. After leaving Wells and Bar kerville the tourists drove to Kamloops and back Into the United States at Omak, Wash., coming back to Walla Walla the next day, then to Port Orford fo r Mrs. Hague with Mr. and Mrs. K e n n e th Forty. She brought her great-grandsons, Byron and Vernon Forty, sons of Mr. and M rs. Byron Forty of Albany, home with her and w ill take them to Portland this week to attend the wedding of their uncle, Jack Preston. Curry County Fair Winners Record Book Contest, 1st Year J r ., Blue,Bandon, Debbie Dahlke, Langlois, Richard Everest, Karen Loshbaugh, Gold Beach, Leslie Fairbank, Brookings, Chris Hewitt, Col leen Horton, Red, Langlois, Jimmy Donaldson, Bandon, Richard Roberts, White, Brook ings, Deborah Smith, K erry Smith, David Swigert, Edward Doane, Rebecca Johnson. Junior, Blue, Langlois, B lair Barklow, Carol Everest, Robert Hildebrand, Brookings, Nancy Erb, Gold Beach, Janet Rogers, Fad, B r o o k in g s , Kathryn Crown, David M o rris, Sheryl Tompkins, Gold Beach, Toni Walker, Delrdre Crowhurst, White, Langlois, Gloria Hilde brand. Intermediate, Blue, Brook ings, Dan B erry, Julie Ettin- ger, Blanche Grover, Desi Smith, T e rry Swigert, Karen Quimberly, Harbor, Gay Dich- ter, Sue Thompson, Julie Ship- ley, Langlois, Cynthia Losh baugh, Daniel Loshbaugh, Ban don, Connie Stevenson, Wedder- burn, Nancy Newhouse, Red, Bandon, Paula Roberts, Wed- derburn, Cynthia Knox, Gold Beach, B ill Thorp, White, Brookings, Rick Carpenter, Jeannie Carson, Steve Clarke, Gary K e rr, Harbor, Rosalie F id d in g s , Langlois, Chris Lords. Senior, Blue, Brookings, Merlene Clark, Rita Kockritz, Ella T rim m e r, Lorna Gowman, Corilda Grover, Langlois, Carol Donaldson, L o ri Losh baugh, Gold Beach, Ted M ille r, Harbor, Colleen Wedding, Ban don, Champion, Tam Hanna, Red, Brookings, Debra Oar, Robert Smith, White, Brook ings, Michelle Horton. VISIT DAUGHTER Pomona Grange picnic at Hum Park on Sunday from Sixes Mrs. Charles McCool and her bug Grange were Mr. and Mrs. R. K. mother, M rs. Rhetta Pearson, Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mont went for a few days vacaticn to gomery, Se elye, Mr. and Mrs. IN POWERS visit her daughter and family, Clarence Ed Brooks Mrs. C lifford Lang of Lang and Mr. and About noao on Saturday, a Mr.andMrs.TedJacob.in Tilla lois, daughter Lois, and sons family fro m Rochester, New mook and "Cap" joined them Mrs. Clarence Hansen. After the bountiful dinner, Lewis and Earl, wentto Powers York, Mr.and MrsU-incoln Can- for a few days last week. When field, daughterjanetj ind grand they returned home they brought games and a time of visiting on Wednesday to v isit another daughter Laura, arrived at the their granddaughter, Becky, 6 with other Grangers from the son and daughter-in-law, Mr. southern part of the county were and Mrs. Vernon Lang. home of Mr. a n d Mrs. W.L. enjoyed. Montgomery in Port Orford. Mrs. years old, with them. While in Tillamook the Mc- Canfield is Mrs. Montgomery's Cools attended the county fair. HAS ATTACK cousin and they had not been Henry Adolphsen of Silver together far sixty-two years, al Their granddaughter,Cindy, be BROTHER VISITS came champion Arabian 4-H Springs is recovering from a though they had kept in touch rider and will go to the State Welcome visitors at the home heart attack which was not too by letters and the exchange of Fair. of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foster in pictures. Port Oford are his brother and severe but enough to keep him fo r some tim e. He is at Mr. Canfield is a teacher of SISTER VISITS family, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy quiet home. Spanish in Columbia University Foster and three children from A welcome visitor at the home and had been to Logan, Utah, to Mr. md Mrs. Milton Leer of Molalla. They returned home an attend an N. D. E, A. Institute for of Elk River road until Wednesday T uesday. IN SAN FRANCISCO th e improvement of Spanish was her sister, Miss Ruth Under- KRIBS GUESTS M r. and Mrs. Charles Jensen, teaching which he has attended kofler, who has been a school Guests fcr a few days at the Denmark, daughter Jenny, son for the last eight summers. Five teacher and supervisor in Cald times he has game to Mexico, well,Idaho,for 40 years. Mr, and home of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kribs Johnny and Michelle Deets, left in Port Orford were Mrs. Edith on Thursday and returned once to Sp tin and once to Guat Leer went to Portland to Wright irorn Bakersfield and her Monday from a v isit to San emala for the Insitute which is Mrs. m eet her and showed her the sister,Mrs.Otis Scott, from Sac Francisco, C alif., where they U. S. government sponsored. and interesting parts of ramento. Mrs.Wright had fallen visited their daughter, Peggy, The Canfields had been in beautiful our coast area. She had only in I ove w ith this c oast area v. hile and son-in-law and daughter, Pasadena, Calif., to visit his 92 been h e r e during the winter on another visit and was happy Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Musni. year cid mother and were on season her previous visits and to how its beauties to her sister. their .way to Portland to visit found it on much to her lik The Kribs and their guests took other relatives and i hen planned ing this time of more year. the je t boat trip up the Rogue SISTER VISITS to go to Canada for a vacation. River an Wednesday. A guest at the home of Mr. BIRTHDAY PARTY and Mrs. Everett Isenhart of AT FESTIVAL SINGERS ARE GUESTS On Sunday Mrs. Erma Hague Langlois last week was his The Scandanavian Festival Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Sharp of sister, Mrs. Nellie Glllson from invited tw e lv e neighborhood injunction City recently proved Port Orford have really had a Eureka, Calif. children into her home to h :lp her great grandscn, Vemcn Forty, to be a wanderl ll time far a house-full during the stay of the group of friends and former res Key Folk Singers who have put son ofMr.andMrs. Kenneth For ty of Albany, celebrate h is idents of the Part Orford area to on i oncerts in various towns in VISIT FRIENDS eighth birthday. The children get together to talk over old this area. The young people ate and Mrs. Philip Carlton had a grand time playing games times. Mr.and Mrs. Walter Pratt their meals at the Sharp home of Mr. Walnut Grove, C alif., were in and eating birthday cake, ice from Sixes spent the weekend and used their home as head Langlois visiting friends on attending the festival and stay quarters. A grand time was en- cream and drinking kool aid. ed w ith Mr. and Mrs. Howard joyedby the hosts as well as the Wednesday of last week. CHILDREN VISIT Home Ec. Demonstrations - Gregersen. Joining them on Sun singers. Team, Senior, Brookings, Cor On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob day were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd WINS RIBBONS ilda Grover, Genni Grover. Douglas drove over from Eugene R e e d , and Florence Randall AT RECEPTION M r. and Mrs. Dick Barklow b r i n g i n g Cindy and Debbie from Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Colson and daugh Forestry Identification Con Douglas, daughters of Mr. and Clarence Famess from Salem. ter Rhonda, went to Portland of Langlois went to M yrtle Point test, Blue, Brookings, Dan Ber Mrs. Gordon Douglas, to spend PASTOR VISITS last week to visit Mr. Colson's on Tuesday to help her mother, ry , Eddie B erry, Cheryl B liss, the rest of the school vacation mother, Mrs. Mary Colson, and Mrs. T. G. Summerlin, get her Desi Smith, Red, Brookings, Pastor and Mrs. Rudy Mensch, while there canned peaches to flowers and other exhibits to the with relatives in ihis area. Ricky Rebecca Johnson, David Mor Douglas, brother of Cindy and formerly with the Zion Lutheran be enjoyed this winter. They Coos County F a ir at M yrtle ris , Steven M o rris, Deborah Debbie, has been here all sum Church in Pert Orford, were vis came down to Sheridan an Sun Point. It really paid off fo r Smith, Gold Beach, B ill Thorp, mer and will stay until the end iting in the area on Monday of day and helped celebrate the Mrs. Summerlin fo r she re last week. White, Brookings, Edward of vacation. 50th wedding anniversary of her ceived five blue ribbons, five OUT OF ARMY Doane, Pat Erb, Kim Smith, Charles Hardy, son of Mr. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. red ones and several white KERBERS HERE BROTHER VISITS ones on her flowers, also a blue and Mrs. Lou Hardy of Port Roy Peterson. Major Grant Kerber of the and Mrs. R. G. Thomas. AU six ribbon on her knitting, her tea Orford, who was overseas In CTland Anderson, San Rafael, State F a ir Team - Dan Ber children of the honored couple Calif., brother of Mrs. Syneva U. S. Air Force, and Mrs. Kerber were in attendance, aU of their towels and on some apples which the Army in Okinawa and Viet ry, Eddie B e rry, Desi Smith Lindberg of Port Orford,has been visited his parents in Gold Beach grandchildren, Mr.Thomas' two she casually picked in her yard. nam fo r six years In electron —all Brookings. Mrs. Barklow stepped on a ics, is out of the service now. visiting relatives and friends in and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pratt brothers and Mrs. Thomas' five nail Wednesday and took a tet the Northwest since the death of Sixes recently. Geology Identification, Blue, He was home recently with his brothers and sisters. of his twin brother on July 16. He VISIT PARENTS FoUowing the reception the anus shot since it had been some parents, then went to Seattle Langlois, Carol Everest, Red, time since she had had one. has been visiting in Port Orford B la ir Barklow, White, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bauman eighty immediate relatives had Now she laughs and reports for a month and is back in Port Langlois, for several days and left on Bandon, Richard Roberts, Orford now, planning to stay If a picnic and Mrs. Colson had a and tiny daughter, Deanna Ra that her foot seems to be o.k. he can find work. He was a Langlois, Richard Everest. Tuesday after remaining here visit with a nephew whom she but the place on her arm where for his birthday which was Aug Chelle, are visiting his parents, hadn't seen for fifteen years. sergeant at the time of his Mr. and Mr Herman Bauman they gave her the shot Is very ust 17. Demonstration, Home Ec. Se discharge. On their way home Mrs. Col of Port C f.j other relatives painful. M r. and Mrs. Lou Hardy nior, Red, Brookings, Corilda son and Rhonda stopped in Em FRIENDS VISIT and friends. Grover, Genni Grover. have purchased a large mo Rick is out of the service af pire to visit her uncle and aunt, Mrs. Eleanor Mooney of Eure bile home and are living in the Mr. and Mrs. BiU Seger. He has ter Iwo liitches in Vietnam, ana ka, C alif., a friend of hers and Livestock - Dairy, Guernsey, Evergreen Motor Court in Port had a stroke but is recovering IN COOS BAY M r. and Mrs. Lute Henry Orford. six of her seven children, stop- for n in e m ontiis and one far very nicely. J r. Heifer Calf, Blue, Brook eight months, from his home made a business trip to Coos p e d overnight with h e r cid ings, Kathryn Crown, J r. Cow. HINES GET FRUIT Bay Thursday. friend,Mrs.Syneva l.indberg last base at Fort Hueneme, Calif. Brookings, Blue, Brookings, week. They are shirting a big NEW GRANDDAUGHTER Robert Smith. Jersey, J r. Hel YOAKAM VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hines vacation trip into Washington, V isitors last week at the fe r Calf, Blue, Langlois, Sam of Port Ckford drove to the De- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conley of Ilk Idaho, Nevada and other states CARE FOR GRANDDAUGHTER Langlois home of Mrs. Angle Conley, Red, Langlois, Reta River are proudly announcing tering Orchards between Coburg for the next few weeks. On Thursday M r. and M rs. Yoakam were her nephew and Guerin, Brookings, Cynthia and Harrisburg last week and the birth of a granddaughter,Lisa Walter Gorsuch of Langlois ROBINSON GUESTS MicheUe, to t h e i r son an d brought home a pickup load of cared fo r their tiny grand niece, M r. and M rs. Jack Dean Kockritz, White, Gold Beach, from Floras Lake; her sister, Janelce Nowlin, Brookings, peaches and garden produce to daughter-in-law, Capt.and Mis. Mrs.Barbar.i Guane and daugh C lifford Wallace. Senior Helf Mrs. Been Mareen from Port be enjoyed by them and their daughter, Carol Fisher, daugh David Conley a t Tachikawa ter, EXmise, from Duarte, C alif., ter of M r. and Mrs. Philip e r, Blue, Gold Beach, Janeice land, and friends, Mr. and Mrs. neighbors. Air Force Base in Japan on July are visiting at the home of Mr. Fisher of Port O rford, while Nowlin, Debbie Rauschert. Jun Chub Loomis from Coquille. GRANDSONS VISIT and Mrs. Harold Robinson and 20. the Fishers attended the Coos io r Helfer, Ophir, Cindy Mor Mrs. Pearl Partin, mother of family of Port Orford. Mrs. Ada McIntire of Port Or County fa ir at M yrtle Point. BROTHER VISITS gan, Blue. Jersey J r. Cow, M rs. Conley, is visiting h e r ford is enjoying a visit with two Spending nearly two weeks Blue, Langlois, W illiam Con daughter and esi-in-law in Port grandsons, one from Los Gatos at the J. E. Whalen home In ley. A ll Breeds Senior, Fe Orford for a few weeks. andthe other from Azusa, Calif. HATMAKER GUESTS Shower Held Honoring Mrs. Kenneth Rund berg of Sixes, nee us.in Wilson, a recent bride, a lovely shower was given her at the Louis Sch wab home in Port Orford with Mrs. Schwab anil Susan Schwab as hostesses. Amid beautiful broive chry santhemum arrangements made by M rs. Ilia sr Robison, Mrs. Rundberg opened the gifts which w e r e prasented to her by Mrs. R e n Rundberg, Mrs. Kenneth Belden, Mrs. Ralph Hanson, Mrs. Verdo Harris, Mrs. Bill Huret, Mrs.Delbert Newkirk, Mrs. Edith J o n e s, Mrs.Ariel MacDonald, Miss Susan Rush, Mrs^\l Johnson and daughter Chris, Mrs. Cosnad Johnscn,Mrs.Robert Mayer, Mrs. Elmer Robison, and those sent by Mrs. Milton Leer, Mrs. Dick Helmken, Mrs. Jerry Cox .tnd Mrs. Dale Bartlett. SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Smith of Langlois are the proud parents of a 7 pound, ILL ounce sen born at the McAuley Hospital m Coos Bay on August 13. WWI VETERANS TO HOLD PICNIC A regular meeting of Battle Rock Barracks No. 903, Veterans of World War Cbe, and auxili ary, was held on Aug. 3, at the American Legion hall in Part Orford.Planswere made to hold a picnic on Aug. 2b, at Humbug Shite Park. All members are urged to attend. ih e next meeting will be held at the Legion hall on Sept. 7, AU vsterans of the First World War and their wives are invited to attend. Potluck J inner will be served at 12:30 p. m. HAS VACATION Charles Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs.Leo Mitchell of Silver S|xings,s(ient.i five day's vaca tion with his sisters and brother - in-law from Portland,Rosa Mit chell and Mr.and Mrs. Ken M.ir- tin (Ellen), attending a family reunion and camping out near Hollister, Calif. They were all glad to return to the cool Ore gon breezes. 4 IN WALKING CAST SP4 Merlin Lords, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L . Lords of Langlois, who was seriously In jured In an auto accident re cently, is In a walking cast in M a d ig a n General Hospital, Ward 13, Box 342, Tillamook, Wash. SQUARE DANCE MEET The South Coast C o u n c il meeting and square dance w ill be held at the Beachcombers Cove, Port Orford, S u n d a y, Sept. 7, beginning at 2 pun. when the dancing w ill start, it w ill he a callers Jamboree at 4, with the area meeting at 5. The Beachcombers w ill lie the host club, and the potluck pic nic w ill be held in the hall. SUNDAY VISITORS Sunday, Aug. 10, visitors at the home of M r. aixl Mrs. A.W. Britton of Denmark were Mrs. Eloise (B ritton) G riffin and hus band, Marshall, from Crescent City, aixl Mrs. Glayds (Britton) Ran and husband, Charles, of Pebble Beach, Calif. The two women are daughters of th e Brittons. VISITS FATHER Steve Rosenberry from Cres cent City, C alif., eldest son of Forrest Rosenberry of sixes, i Is visiting Ills father. FROM SPOKANE Recent visitors at the Floras I ake home of Mrs. Stella Reese were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reilley from Spokane, Wash., with whom Mrs. Reese took a trip up the Rogue River and to other points of Interest In this area. Other visito rs were Mrs. Alice Holmes of I ewtston, Ida., and Rita Leonard of Portland. Mrs. Reese took Mrs. Holmes home to I ewtston aixl visited friends there fo r a week before returning home. ATTEND PICNIC Attending the Curry County GUESTS OF MEYERS Mr.and Mrs. Forrest Townsend and children, Robert and Janet, from Riverside, C alif., were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer of Port Ctford.Mrs. Townsend is Mr. Meyer's niece. Other overnight guests of the Meyres were Mr. and Mrs. David Flynn and four children from Oregon City. Flynn lormerly was stationed at Cape Blanco with the Coast Guard and has just gotten out of the service,moving to Oregon City from Santa An na, Calif. He w 11 be attending junior coUege at Oregon City this ii inter, planning to become a teacher. They spent the rest of their vacation camping at Agate Beach which has always been a favorite spot with the whole family. FROM LA GRANDE Mr. and M rs. Elmer Beickel, their daughter, Joan Collins, and her sons, Jim m ie and E l mer, from La Grande, were recent visito rs at the John Beickel home In I anglols. Joan Collins was a form er school teacher in Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. John Beickel are moving to Bandon. GUEST SPEAKER Roy Libby, son of V irg il Lib by of Sixes, who Is a Christian missionary to Colombia, South America, was guest speaker at the I anglots Community Church last Sunday while Pastor and Mrs. Don Roth are on vacation. AT WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Randall Decker awl family of Langlola havegone to Connell, C alif., to attend the wedding of their son, Kip. VISIT MOORES Callers from Long Beach, C alif., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mix>re, Stonesypher road, Monday were Mr. aixl Mrs. Daryl Cline, who used to live In Langlois. Mr. aixl Mrs. Albert G lfler M r, and Mrs. Jim Hatmaker from Redwood City, Calif., are visiting his parents, M r. and Mrs. Ernest Hatmaker In Lang lois. On Wednesday of lastweek their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boone and fam ily from Gold Beach, drove up to have dinner with her family in Langlois. BACK FROM TRIP M r. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks of Langlois have re turned from a trip with their grandson and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks, J r., and great-grandchildren, Kelly and Christy, of Eugene. They firs t went to the Skeenle River in Canada and found they had missed the big salmon run by one week. They planned to go on to v is it their son, Jim , In Alaska, but it was raining all the tim e aixl a tourist told them the road on to where they would take their boat to go on up by way of the Inland Passage was practically impassable (he had broken two springs on his car), they decided to return to Ore gon. Don and fam ily returned by the Coast route and Clarence and Mrs. Brooks took the route through the Okanogan Valley In Washington and down Into East ern Oregon, getting together again at the Rogue River where they camped at various places, finding they had missed the sal mon run there too. They re turned home last Saturday. Langlois Library Picnic Slated AH those who completed 10 books in thy summer program are Invited to take a trip to I>eer Park on Wednesday, Aug. 27. This w ill be a picnic with everyone bringing a sack lurch. The I Ibrary w ill famish ice cream aixl a drink. Those en titled to atteixl the picnic are asked to meet at the Lang! Is Library at 10;30 a.m. on the 27th or at iieer Park at 10:45 a.m. All w ill return to the L ib ra ry at 1 pym. » Langlois were her brother and siste r-in -la w , M r. and Mrs. Marvin Cline from Culver City, C alif., and joining them fo r a few days were another brother and siste r-in -la w , Mr.and Mrs. Daryl Cline from Long Beach, Calif. FROM REDMOND Mrs. Jessie Welch was re cently visited by her grandson and wife, M r. and Mrs. Clyde Quigley and son, Steve, from Redmond, and from old friends, M r. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Coos Bay. The Browns at one time lived In a tra ile r home on Mrs. Welch’ s place. DUPLICATE BRIDGE Duplicate bridge s c o r e s for Wednesday, Aug. 13, were 1st: Loraine Haines and Grace Mc Kenzie; 2nd: M r. and Mrs. Hal- bersleben; tied fo r 3rd; Thel ma Wallace, M a u d e Weir and Ray Deets, Pat Dougherty. UNIT BRIDGE Results of the Monthly Unit Bridge game Sunday, Aug. 10, were: north-south, 1st, Lola Wlndmalser and Vernice Mas terson; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keen, Gold Beach; 3rd, Mr.and Mrs. U. W. McClary, North Bend; 4th, Mrs. Toner and Mrs. Teak, Brookings. E a st-w e st, 1st, Maude Weir and Adolph Wlndmaiser; 2nd, Eunice Wol- lum and Agda Blckner, Brook ings; 3rd, Sally Biddle and Ol ympia Moody, Brookings; 4th, Mary Erickson and Katrln An derson, Brookings. In September the monthly unit game w ill be held In Brookings. The Gold Beach-Port Orford American Contract B r id g e League unit annual sectional games w ill be held at the Ctoos Bay Courtel, Aug. 22-23-24. male, Langlois, Grand Cham pion, W illiam Conley, Senior Champion Reta Guerin, A ll Breeds, Junior, Ophir, J r. Champion, Cindy Morgan. Livestock - Beef - Hereford, J r. Calf, Blue, Brookings, Paul Barthol, Market Steers, Sixes, Blue, Je rita Hefner. Shorthorn Senior Heifer Calf, Blue, Lang lois, W illiam Conley. Cross bred J r. Calf, Blue, Bandon, Cindy Brown, Red, Brookings, Mary Peterson, White, Lang lois, Sam Comley, Vonda Conley, White, Brookings, T e rri Crown. Senior Helfer, Red, Bandon, Debbie Rauschert, J r. Helfer, Red, Brookings, Sharyl Tom pkins, Crossbred, J r. Cow, White, Bandon, Cindy Brown, Crossbred Market Steers, Blue, Harbor, Rosalie Giddings, Red, Harbor, Judy Giddings, White, Rita K ockritz, Special Class, Scramble Calves, F irs t, Ban don, John Zuppe, Bandon, Sec ond, John Zuppe, Third, Sixes, Tom Hall, Fourth, Langlois, Kerry Hofsess, Hereford, J r. Helfer, Blue, Gold Beach, Molly VanLeer. Champion, Senior, Female Classes, A ll Breeds, Helfer Calf, Langlois, W illiam Conley, Junior Helfer, Gold Beach, Molly VanLeer. DAIRY GOATS, J r . Doe Kid, Blue, Gold Beach, LuNona Dun- kin, Senior Doe Kid, Blue, Gold Beach, LuNona Dunkln, Dry Yearling Doe, Blue,Gold Beach, LuNona IXinkln, Dean Flzenhoe- fer, Red, Gayle Hefner, Milking Yearling Doe, Blue Gold Beach, Ann Bennett, Tow Year Old Doe, Blue, Gold Beach, LuNona Dun kln, Mature Doe, Blue, Brook ings, Je ri Cate, Red, Gold Beach, Dennis Bennett, Dam and Daughter, Blue Gold Beach Ann Bennett, Three Female Dairy Goats, Blue, Gold Beach, Lu- Nona CXinkin, Champion Dairy Goats, Gold Beach, Ann Bennett, PROVIDE SERVICES Goats For Mohair, Blue Ophir, Conunianties all over Oregon Julie Hanks, Gold Beach, Judy de [ximl on the Uni vers i ty of Cte - McDonald, Champion, Bruce gcu Bureau o f Governmental Bennett. Research and Service for up-to- date inform a ti in in tin.incing LIVESTOCK SHEEP, Chev taxes, city and county ordin iot, Ewe Lamb, Blue, Langlois, ances,.' cniag, community plan Linda Hildebrand, Cheviot, Ram ning, and even model charters. Lamb, Blue, I anglols, Linda i C in d y Petersen, Intermediate Buck, Blue, Brookings, Jeri Cate, Other Breeds, Pre.Jr. Doe, Blue, G o ld Beach, Gary McDonald, White,GoldBcachjLuNona Dun- kin, Intermediate Doe, B lue frookings, J e r i Cate. O th e r Breeds, Sr. Doe, Blue, Sixes, Jer ita Hefner, G o ld Beach Judy McDonald, Red, Brookings, Re becca R. J ohnson, White, Gold Beach, LuNona Dunkin, fre.Jr. B uck, Blue, Gold Beach, Gary McDonald, White, Gold Beach, LuNona Dunkin, Intermediate Buck, Blue, Brookings, Elizabeth Kockritz, R ed , Brookings, Jeri Cate, Cross Breeds, Pre. Jr. Doe, Red,Sixes. Gayle Hefner, White, Sixesjerita Hefner. Jr.Doe, Red, Ophir, Steve Lusby, Don Murphy, Sr. Doe, Blue, Sixes, .Tayle Hef ner, Red, Ophir, Don Murphy, Pre. Jr. Buck, Red, Sixes, Gayle Hefner Je rita Hefner, Intermed iate Buck, Blue, Ophir, Bruce Zuber,Mary Ann Zuber. Sr. Buck, Red, Ophir, fruce Zuber. Fryers, Red, Brookings, Sheryl Tomp kins, All Female classes and breeds c o m p e t i n g , Sr. Doe, Champion, Gold Beach, Dennis B e n n e tt, Sr.Buck, Brookings, Sheryl Tompkins. POULTRY Chickens for Egg Production, New Hampshire, one p u l l e t , Blue, State Fair, Brookings, Paul Barthol, Champion, AU Female classes, all Breeds competing, Paul Barthol, Brookings. Pen of two pullets,Red, frookings, Paul Barthol,one cockerel,Blue,State F a ir , Brookings, Paul Barthol. White Rocks,one cockerel, Red, Langlois, WiUiam Conley. Other * Breeds,one cockerel, Blue,'State;, Fair, Langlois, William Conley, Bantams, one pullet, Blue, State Fair, Ophir, Jean Lusby, Brook ings,Walter Tompkins,Red,Gold Beach, BiU Thorp, Tim Thorp, White, LuNona Dunkin. Pen of two p u l l e t s , Red, Brookings, Walter Tompkins, one cockerel, Blue,State Fair, Brookings, Wal ter Tompkins, Gold Beach, BUI Thorp, Red, Gold Beach, Berry Tharp,Tim Tharp,Fancy Breeds, one puUet, Blue, Brookings, Jeri C a te , Red, Brookings, Thomas C a rs o n , one cockerel, Blue, Brookings, Jeri Cate, Hen over 1 y e a r , Blue, Brookings, Thomas Carson, Walter Tompkins, Gold Beach, BiU Tharp, Tim Thorp, Red, Gold Beach,LuNona Dun kin, Derry Thorp, Terry Chris tian, Cock Over 1 year, Gold Beach, LuNona D u n k in , Bill Tharp, T e r r y Christian, Red, Langlois, WiUiam Conley, Red, Brookings, W a l t e r Tompkins, White, Brookings, Thomas Car- sen, Gold Beach, Tim Thorp, Champion,AU M a le Classes, Gold Beach, Teiry Christian. POULTRY FOR MEAT Four Broilers, Blue, State Fair, Brookings, Andy Barthol, Red, Brookings, W a lte r Tompkins, Four Roaster, Red, Brookings, Paul Barthol.Ducks,trio of ducks, Blue,State Fair, Gold Beach, BiU Thorp, Red, Brookings, Jeannie Carscn, Two Market Ducks, Red, Gold Beach,LuNona Dunkin, BiU Thcrp. Two Market Ducks, over 62 pounds,Blue, State Fair, Gold Beach,Bruce Bennett, Red, Gold Beach, LuNona Dunkin, Geese - Pair of Geese, Blue, Gold Beach, LuNona Dunkin, Ophir, Ranald Hanks. Pigecns-Old Hen, White, Brookings, Jeri Cate, Old Cock, White, Brookings, Jeri Cate. EGGS frown Eggs, Blue, Brookings, Walter Tompkins, Red, LuNona Hildebrand, Cheviot, Producing Ewe, Blue, Langlois, Linda H il debrand, Cotswold, Ewe Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Nancy Buffington, Red, Ophir, Cindy Morgan, Yearly Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Pete Buffington, Cindy Morgan. Pro ducing Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Cindy Morgan, Peter Buffington, Nancy Buffington, Feeder, Blue Ophir, Pete Buffington, Market Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Pete Buffington, Romney, Ewe Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Cindy Morgan, Marcia Young, Brookings, De nise Kockritz, Red, Ophir, Nan cy Buffington, Steven Young. Yearling Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Nancy Buffington, Producing Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Nancy Buf fington, Marcia Young, Red, O- phir, Cindy Morgan, Jack Mor gan, Feeder Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Nancy Buflington, Langlois Su san Donaldson, Red, Ophir, M a r c ia Young. Marketing Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Nancy Buf fington, Jack Morgan. SUF FOLK, Ewe Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Pete Buffington, Jack Morgan, Langlois, Carol Donaldson, Brookings, J e ri Cate. Produc ing Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Pete Buffington, Jack Morgan. Ram Lamb, Red, Langlois, Susan Donaldson, Marketing Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Pete Buffington, Jack Morgan. CROSSBREEDS, Ewe Lamb, Blue, Langlois, Carol Donaldson, Susan Don aldson, Red, Langlois, Linda HUdebrand, Ophir, Cindy Mor gan. Yearling Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Jack Morgan, Steven Young,. Producing Ewe, Blue, Ophir, Pete Buffington, Cindy Morgan, Jack Morgan. Feeder Lamb, Blue, Langlois, Jimmy Donald son, Port O rford, Cindy Mc Kenzie, Red, Langlois, Gloria Hildebrand, Ophir, Cindy Mor gan. Marketing Lamb, Blue, Langlois, Steve Donaldson. SPECIAL CLASSES, Ewe & Lamb, Blue, Ophir, Blue, Jack Morgan, Red, Ophir Cindy Mor gan, Marcia Young. Bummer Lamb, Blue, Langlois, Susan Donaldson, Jimmy Donaldson, Brookings, Denise Kockritz, Port Orford, Cindy McKenzie, Red, Langlois, Gloria Hilde brand, Linda H ild e b r a n d . CHAMPION EWE L A M B , Brookings, Je ri Cate, Champ ion Yearling Ewe, Ophir, Steven Young, Champion Producing Ewe, Ophir, Marcia Young, Grand Champion Ewe, Ophir, Marcia Young, Champion Ram, Langlois, Linda Hildebrand, Champion Market Lamb, Ophir Pete Buffington. WOOL-Cotswold, Fleece, Blue, Ophir, Nancy Buffington, Red, Ophir, Cindy Morgan, White, Nancy Buffington, Romney,, Fleece, Blue, Ophir, Jack Mor gan, Red, Nancy Buffington, White, Ophir, Marcia Young. Suffolk, Fleece, Blue, Grand Champion, Ophir, Jack Morgan. Cross Breed, Blue, Ophir, Cin dy Morgan, Red, Ophir, Steven Young, White, Ophir, Jack Mor gan. SWINE, Other Breeds, J r. Spring G ilt, Blue, Brookings, Linda K ockritz, Senior, Spring Gilt, Blue, Gold Beach, Amy VanLeer. DOG OBEDIENCE, Sub- Novice, F irs t J r . J r. Blue, Harbor, Albert Nelson, White, Brookings, Sheryl Tompkins. Sub-Novice, J r. Blue, Langlois, Vonda Conley, Bandon, Debbie Dahlke, Red, Bandon, Dory Brown, Sub. Novice, Inter., Blue, Langlois, Sam Conley, Red, Brookings, Mitchel Fraz ie r, Gary K e rr, Langlois, Cyn thia Loshbaugh. Sub-Novice, Senior, Blue, Langlois,W illiam Conley, Brookings, Ella T rim mer, Red, Brookings, Genni Grover. O ver-A ll Champion, Langlois, Sam Conley. LIVESTOCK Rabbits—New Zealand White, fre. Jr. Doe, Red, Ophir, Daniel Caughran, Jr. Doe, Blue, Gold B e a c h , Dennis Bennett, Red, Ophir, Deborah Caughran, White, Brookings, Elizabeth Kockritz, Sr. Doe, Blue, Gold Beach, Dennis Bennett, Debbie Caughran, Red, Gold Beach, Judy McDonald, Ophir, Mary Ann Zuber, Inter mediate Buck, Blue, Jeri Cate, Senior Buck, Blue, Brookings, Sheryl Tompkins, Red, Brook ings, Elizabeth Kockritz, Cali fornian, Pre J r . Doe, Red, Brook ings, Sheryl Tompkins,Jr.Doe, Red, Ophir, Cathy Miller, Ann Bennett. Intermediate Doe,Blue, Brookings, Jeri Cate, Sr. Doe, Blue, Gold Beach, Ann Bennett, Brookings,Sheryl Tompkins, fre, Jr. Buck, Red, Brookings, Sheryl Tompkins, Jr. Buck, Blue, Ophir, Dunk in . >4 - l COOS BAY KIRBY CO.! I 226 So. BROADWAY I I Phene 269-9411—COLLECT I P AUTHORIZED I SALES—SERVICE I I Free I Demonstrations I For Auto, Life, Fire and Health Insurance, See LARRY HOOVER Your Port Orford State Farm Agent PHONE 332 4603 J. 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