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1 Social Happenings AT SIXES. ELK RIVER AND PORT ORFORD Mary Loan Phone 332-4935 MiiiiiiiiiiiinHuiniimiimimm——— DATES TO REMEMBER Birthday wishes go this week to Bert Mulrden, Leah Russell, Gerrl Huret, Pam Wright, Mike Schroeder, Roger Sheffield, Honor Hoover, Michael Schrad er. Fran Smith, Donna Goheen, Don Anderson, Gayle Dwlre and Allda Bender. Anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fredricks and Mr. and Mrs. John Mayea. DINNER HOSTED A dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat R eese Saturday night In honor of the 28th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sher- rer. Miss Deb Reese also spent the weekend at the home of her parents, who had dinner at the •hom e of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Geroux In Gold Beach Sunday night. DAUGHTER VISITS Mrs. Barbara Mills spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law rence Rhodes. FATHER ILL Mr. and Mrs. Norm Valet returned home late Sunday night from Newberg where they had been called due to the Illness of her father, R.M. (Tarz) But. ler. He suffered a heart at tack Friday but Is Improving. He Is confined In the Newberg hospital. SISTER VISITS Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meade RECEIVE CARDS Several friends of Mr. and were her sister and husband, Mrs. Harry Price, former res. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Field ldents of Port Orford, have re- from Salem. cetved cards from them while they are on vacation In Hawaii. MOTHER VISITS Mrs. Marguerite Kessler of They operated the Anchor Inn at Brownsville, visited last week one time. at the homes of her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson and WEEKEND GUESTS Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrier was their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farrier of Coos Bay. IN EUGENE Mrs. Thelma Foster, sister of Mrs. Wanda Greene, and her mother, Mrs. Lla Neely, are staying In Eugene with relatives to be near Mrs. Wanda Greene while she Is In the hospital. a forked-horn. They also v isit, ed with her mother, Mrs. Nor man Lindsey In Lakeview. Their daughter, Pam, stayed with her grandmother while they were hunting. Ernie Campbell. They went to watch her grandson, Pat, play football for Lebanon high school. ihimimiiiiimiiimii *“*— *fi*fTTf—“' COMING EVENTS THURSDAY Rotary, 12;10 p.m. Luth. ch. Women,7 $ 0 p.m. VISIT PARENTS FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodworth FB, Myrtle Point, there of Corvallis visited at the homes MONDAY of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. No School-Veteran’s Day George Woodworth, and her par TUESDAY ents, the Ben Johnsons, over Jinx canasta Kitchen Kookers 4-H,3;30 p.m. ~ the weekend. TOPS Club, 1 p.m. IN GOLD BEACH WEDNESDAY Mrs. Agnes Forty spent the Langlois Lions, 7¡30 p.m. weekend In Gold Beach visit Wednesday Bridge Club ing with a friend, Velma Bart lett. She also visited with her SUFFERS CUT sister, Sadie Gunsoleus who Is Mrs. Don Sheffield recent confined In the Curry General ly took her granddaughter, Kel Hospital In Gold Beach. ly, to the Southern Coos Hos pital In Bandon, where she re SON VISITS ceived treatment for a cut on Visiting at the home of Mrs. the back of her leg. Myron Forty over the weekend The Sheffields were guests at was her son, Rod Forty and his the home of Mr. and Mrs. John friend, Jerry Hall from Rose- Belcher on Sunday the 10th, to burg. They also did some hunt help Mary Belcher celebrate ing over the weekend. her birthday. Ice cream and cake were served. FROMM GUEST A weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Fromm was Christman Lumsden. OUT OF HOSPITAL Richard Hodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hodge, Is con IN HOSPITAL Anna Thomas, a former resi valescing at home after his re dent of Port Orford, Is con cent stay In the hospital. fined In the Willamette F alls Hospital at Oregon City, for IN COQUILLE observation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amatis- to spent the weekend In Co CLUB ORGANIZES quille at the home of friends, The newly organized Weight Mr. and Mrs. Tony zarbano, who Watchers Club had 32 members recently purchased a new home. register at their first meet ing. The meetings are held ev- ery Monday night In the music ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson room at the elementary school traveled to Eureka over the at 7 p.m. There Is someone In weekend to attend the wedding attendance from 6 :30 on. of his nephew, Jim Sceber. IN HOSPITAL Robert Pickett Is a patient In the curry General Hospital In Gold Beach. FROM MILWAUKEE Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fromm last week was her sister, Mrs. Bruce Cowley and her son John, from Milwaukee. Wed In Tacoma Mr. Donald Dahrens and Miss Yvonne Hart were wed on Sat urday, o c t. 9, In Tacoma, Wn., In the United Trinity Methodist Church. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dahrens. The new lyweds will reside In Monmouth. He Is attending Oregon College of Education. The bride is a 1971 graduate of Oregon Col lege of Education and is pre sently employed with the civil service. IN HAYWARD Mrs. Clyde E llis traveled to Hawyard, c a lif., to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bryce Brooks. BIRTHDAY NOTED A sm all birthday celebration was held last Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson for their daugh. ter, Carolyn, who turned 16 Wednesday. The guests Includ ed family and friends for cake and Ice cream. IN LEBANON Mrs. Jesse Ponting and son Jack, spent the weekend In Leb anon with Mrs. Ponting’s daugh. ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Port Orford News, Thursday, October 21, 1971—3 Keizer Memorial Hospital In North Bend on Friday, o c t. 15. She Is In Intensive care. Mrs. Dorothy Marsh was taken to the Keizer Memorial Hospital on Saturday, Oct. 16, by Port Or ford Community Ambulance. Of Saturday morning, o c t. 16, Mrs. Kosskey was taken by Commun ity Ambulance to Southern Coos General Hospital, In Bandon. money away. Funds are spent on people and programs and not fancy equipment and expensive buildings. The agency Is admin istered by a governing board of directors made up of low Income representatives, public officials, and private groups and interests. In the Port Orford area, pro jects consist of summer camp ing, emergency food and medi cal services, and a community center. The camp, free to low Income children, provides a summer of funfor childrenfrom all over southwestern Oregon. The camp is located on the Six es River some six m iles north of Port Orford on Dry creek. Through a special program, e- mergency food and medical ser vices is delivered to eligible low Income fam lles In the area. Deliveries are made especially to elderly citizens and fam ilies who cannot transport their com- moddities from the county dis tribution center in Gold Beach. Activities Include sewing clas ses for low Income women as well as cooking cla sses which are held every Tuesday morn ing at 10 a.m. to help people understand and make better use Community Action Center Activities Members of the local Com munity Action Center are striv ing to acquaint the local ie sl- dents of the need of local vol unteers and to take action In seeking solutions to the exist ing poverty problems. The agen WRIGHTS HUNT The Philip Wrights recently cy, employing local people, returned from a hunting trip administers and directs various to the Steins Mts. They brought programs and projects using home a forked-horn. Enroute funds supplied basically by the home they visited at Grants Office of Economic opportunity. Pass with his brother, Mr. and When funds are available, grants Mrs. Charles Wright, who re are also obtained from Health, cently moved there from Alas Education, and Welfare, the La bor Department, and Housing ka. and Urban Development Depart ment. C.ADIES IN HOSPITAL Community Action is a sell- Mrs. Docia Sweet was taken by Community Ambulance to the help program. They do not give SON IS HOME Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks over the weekend was their son Tim, from Lane Community College In Eugene. Also visiting In their home on Monday was her cou sin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hap Ward from Bandon. BAG BUCKS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wright recently returned home after spending three weeks on a hunt ing trip In the Steins Mts. They returned home with a spike and Carnation Brand - Grade A 22 oz. Size - Each Center Cut Reg 69« Howoiion Jug Wonder Giant Size BBQ S auce............44« Sandwich Bread 2/96« New! Campbell E xtra Chicken Noodle, Extra Chicken Rice, Extra Cream of Chicken Extra Soups . . . 4 /$ l cinvnrsri Ding Dongs . . . . 76« Extra Veg Beef 3/$1 No. 2 1/2 Standby T o m a to e s PORK CHOPS pofk a« Family Size 46 oz. Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink| or Hunt's 46 oz. Tomato Juice CM-O« 11% 77 Oon«* ok«à ve»n AME HENS llH llCllLi0 1 J u ic e S a le Family Size TIDE of abundant food com modities. Other cla sses have centered around hobbies, arts, and crafts. The center Is also a clearing house for information of Interest to low Income per sons as to their rights and existing services aimed at help ing the low Income group. These activities are monitored by a representative group of local citizens known as the Area Coun cil. The council, made up of 15 to 20 people, Including low Income representatives, an alyze the needs of the poor and conditions of poverty In the low area, and set priorities for projects. Their last meeting was held Wednesday, o c t. 20. This Area Council also acts a s a spokesman for low Income peo ple In the community. ______ The center also takes dona tions of used clothing and house hold goods making them avail able to low-income fam ilies. They are presently In need of electric stoves, baby cribs, and work shoes. Volunteers of all ages are needed In the local area to help with various projects. For fur ther information, please call the center at 332-2421. Reg. $3.08 Í2 29 D e te r g e n t 22 oz. JOY Giant Liquid Reg. 66« . 49* D e te r g e n t . G R E E N STAM PS Cottage 8 oz. LOIN END RIB END T o m a to S a u c e 1 2 ; $1 Cottage 16 oz A p p le s a u c e . .8 p i 3 1/2 lb. Krusteaz P a n c a k e M ix . 5 6 * Oberti Medium PARENTS VISIT Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Loan last week were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Danford of Eagle Point. VISIT RELATIVES Mrs. Janet Anderson and son Troy, traveled to Depoe Bay and Newport last week to vis it with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Jer- ry Bates, and Mrs. Ida Pet erson from Seattle. They also traveled on to Portland to spend a day. P it t e d O liv e s . 4 p i Wings Norbest Grade A Young Hens 10-14 lb. Ave. Reg. $1.49 McKay's 44 oz. P e a n u t B u tte r . 4 09 S a la d O il . . 88* L a rg e E ggs IN MYRTLE POINT Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harper traveled to Myrtle Point last Sunday to celebrate her moth e r ’s birthday. . 3 pi Fresh Legs Breasts, Thighs . . 69c Sliced Bacon .» 59c Oscar Mayer Pure Pork Oscar Mayer Boneless Fully-Cooked Jubilee Hams - R.di i i ? it. to Link Sausage - 79c Buddig tot 69c Sliced Meats Spare Ribs . Each «fr- «ftm i« f r w — 3 5 *1 12 oz. Pkgs All Meat or Pure Beef Armour Star T o ile t T is s u e . 2 9 * Braunsweiger Chubs 49c Skinless Franks . . 49c 14 oz. Pkg 4 Fishermen 14 oz. Pkgs 4 Fishermen Jells Best Fish Sticks Gelatin D essert 12 p i Carnation Chunk T u n a . 3 p i 1 /2 oz F n e kie» I Meat or Liver I Dog Food Conned |Cat Food Blue Mt Chicken N' Liver Chicken N' Kidney 4 /$ l Cat I Rea 5 11 AH V arieties 6 1 2 o z Fn» kie» Buffet Food ,0< Both S.z« 4 /$ l| Del Mor Long Sleeve < Short! _ Sleeve. Stripe«. P r.nl», Solid»! 88« Men's Shirts Sonshino Vionno F m jo r ISpoghettios . . 5 /$ l Cookies 21 oz Mayflower er Dongold 6 /$ l 1/2 pt. Yogurt Tuffy Reg SI 49 . . 7 /$ l Trosh Bags ■ Franco Amancon .5 1 /4 01 1 „ THIS AD E F F E C T IV E October 21 27' Beef, Corned Beef, Ham or Turkey Country Style Oscar Mayer Sliced 4-Roll M. D. 1 25 * M in r P rices *7 Day Specials *No Lim iting *S & H Green Stamps 12 oz. Pkg. Armour Star Pork a ». McKay's Grade AA Backs & Necks lb.19« Fresh Turkeys 49c Fryer Parts - 59c Loin Roast McKay's 48 oz. Cooking or lb.29« . $3.99| E m p r n l 1 «z Slic-d 65« Pineapple 6 /$ l| M J B F Io .o r « ! ¿Cracker Jacks 10/88 DIAL Soap 4/88« Rice Mixes 3/$lJ 79c Fish 79c ORANGES 4 PPLES AND •Red D elicious •Jonathans •Golden Delicious •Valencia Oronges Buy by the Bov ond Save 1 Jonathan Apples . . 2 0 b , . $2.49 Flame Tokay Grapes . . . » 29« 10 oz Pea», Corn, Pea» t Carrot» Spinach. Zucchini. Succotath, 12 ez 4 ez Onton Ring» Chopped Brecceli. Cooked Saueth end Banquet Your Favorite Squash 6 Pl C o o k in ' B a g s 5.02 4 : ‘1 Bonp«et 20 Of 5 Course Dinners . 68« Dessert Pies . . . 34« Fried Chicken . . $1.69 Turnovers . . . . I L U. S. No. 1 Red Yams . . 4»$1 Ba nanti Hubbard Sweet Meat V e g e ta b le s **/ D itte Brond 4 7« Fancy Table Grade Snoboy No. 1 Carrots . 2 ehg 33« Shady Oak Fresh 1 1 2 lb Pkg Sun G irl F re th Mushrooms b 89« D a te s ........... 79« itòfàaut I
