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Social H appenin gs
CHILDREN VISIT
Holiday weekend guests at the
home of Mrs. carol Sharp were
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Sharp from Coos Bay, and her
daughter, Cathy sharp from
Portland.
AT SIXES, ELK RIVER and PORT ORFORD
Rachel Watson
dates to remember
Birthday wishes go out this
*»ek to Eric Smith, Ann Fuller,
Brenda Barklow, j | m Belcher,
Suzy Collins, Elzie Sheffield,
Otis Frost, Leslie English, Mlt.
zl Hatcher, Butch Cartwright,
David Harrington, Venlta Mar.
stall, John Parks, Nell Dahlke
Dempsey Anderson, Bethna
Goergen, cina Samudlo, Cynthia
Wagner, Lou Cobb, Dougjamle.
son.
Anniversary wishes go to Mr.
and Mrs. Jim crose, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Buss and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Ells.
COMING EVENTS
Phone 332 2833
NEW MANAGER
New manager of the Port o r .
ford Sentry Market Is Paul Es-
selstyn who relsdes with his
wife in Bandon. He has been
employed at the Bandon Sentry
Market for the past 3i/i years
and Is originally from Portland.
He plans to do some remodel,
lng on the market in the near
future, he says, and his hob.
bles are motorcycle riding and
photography.
HURET VISITORS
Visitors attheWm. Huret.Sr.,
home was her sister, Mrs. Irene
Baker, and her grand niece,
Randy Jernlgan, from Olympia,
Wn. Weekend visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor from che.
halls, Wn.
PURCHASE. HOME
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Morgan,
parents of Mrs. John Danford,
have recently moved to Port
orford from Eagle Point. They
have purchased a home from
Mrs. Hartman.
TOWNLEYS LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Val Tbwnley left
last week to spend the winter
at Desert Hot Springs, calif.
VISIT HAWAII
Mrs. Alan Mitchell accom
panied her parents, E .and Mrs.
George Lage, to Hawaii to bid
farewell to her sister, Murtha,
ering processing of commer.
clal foods In domestic kitchens
that became effective Septem.
ber 15.
The regulations further re.
quire that;
All domestic kitchen doors
or openings to other rooms
or structures be kept closed
and that no other domestic act.
ivltles of any kind be carried
on In the kitchen while the
commercial food Is being pro.
cessed, prepared, packaged or
handled.
BIRTHDAY NOTED
No pets be allowed, at any
A birthday celebration last
week at the home of Mrs. Lou time, In the structure or build,
Cobb, for Grandma Magneson lng in which the domestic kit.
who turned 89 years young In Chen Is located.
cluded Mrs. Vern Magneson,
There be separate storage
and out of-town guests, M rsjjr. space for ingredients, the fin.
vllle Anvlnson from Coos Bay, lshed product, containers and
Mrs. Delbert Fenton, North labels for commercial foods.
Bend, who made and decorated
Household cleaning materials,
the cake. She was presented with other chemicals or toxic sub.
many nice gifts and cards. The stances or medical supplies not
next day Mrs. Ellen Hull also be stored In the domestic kit-
had a birthday cake for her and chen.
many friends dropped by to see
The regulations also require
her and bring her gifts.
that licensed operations be
AMBULANCE CALL
Port Orford Ambulance was
called to the Cove Sunday af.
who Is on her way to Adelaide, ternoon to take elark Rogers
South Australia, where she will of Gold Beach to Curry Gener-
teach physical education at Ad. al Hospital, Gold Beach. He
elalde High School. Mrs. Mlt» became 111 while at the Cove.
chell said the trip was very re.
ENTER COLLEGE
freshing and she appreciated her
Jim Peterson took his daugh.
parents* Invitation.
ter Karen, to Blue Mountain
Community College at La.
STUDIES AT EUGENE
Grande, Oregon, over the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O’Sulli end. Son Kleth, drove his own
van spent the summer In E ugene car because the amount of lug
so that he could take summer gage (namely Karon’s 13 suit,
school courses. He worked for cases) would not permit them to
a Standard Certificate In Second, travel together.
ary Education. Mrs. O’Sullivan
said it was a nice vacation for FAMILY CAMPS
her but she was glad to get back
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Curtis and
to Port Orford and a cooler ell. family spent the weekend camp,
mate.
lng out south of Florence, and
OFF TO COLLEGE
Miss Debra Jo Hughes, daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. jerry Crum,
left ths week to attend OEC at
Monmouth.
fishing In SUtcoos Lake. Join,
lng them there were hls parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Curtis,
and hls brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Curtis and family from
Logsden.
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Port orford News, Thursday, September 21, 1972-3
Solon Earns
Three Awards
72 programs
4-H Leaders
Plans were finalized for the
Salon's annual garage sale
Monies realized from the sale
Elect O fficers
will be used for the Salon's Chil
dren and Youth Program which
Northern Curry 4-H leaders
is the research, prevention and met recently with county agents
cure of Cystic Fibrosis andTu-
Walt Schroeder and jane Shear,
berculosis In Children
er at the Langlois setool li
brary. officers elected for the
coming year a r e : Barbara Ev.
Kindergarten
erest, president; Bobby Bark-
low, vice-president; Beverly
Has Seventeen
Crose, secretary. Lois Smith
was named district represent,
Seventeen local youngsters atlve, to serve through 1974.
The annual leader’s bantgiet
are enrolled in Port orford
kindergarten
classes being is being planned and the 1972
achievement programs will be
held at the grade school.
Attending the morning in. held soon. Members are ad.
structlon periods taught by Mrs. vised to check with leaders.
It was announced that o c t.
Dave Griffey are Troy Ander.
son, Greg Brotton, Rocky Col 1-7 Is National 4.H Week, and
lins, Pamela Couch, Laurie that club reorganizing should
Crose, Lois cu rtls, Robin Fel- begin now.
ton, Kevin Greene, Monty King,
Kevin Silvernall, Mary Beth Vln.
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cent, Brenda Zltzelberger, Tim
my McLean, Jimmy Sizemore, I THROUGH THE
Tommy Beall, shawn Mesa and I WANT AOS '
Johnny Justice.
The kindergarten Is a prl.
vate school operated by vol
unteers.
Port Orford residents Mrs
W D Spencer, Mrs Robert
Meyer, Mrs W L Montgomery,
and Mrs. Marie Barrington tra
velled to North Bend recently to
attend the September meeting of
Coos County Salon No 509.
8 and 40, a subsidiary of the
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Lyle Chappell of North
Bend was the hostess with Mrs
E H McCrea, also of North
Bend, assisting
Mrs Spencer presided at the
meeting, during which reports
were given on La Marche which
was held recently in Portland
Representing the Salon at the
convention were Mrs Lyle
Knox. Departmental Trophy and
Awards Cahlrman for 1971-72;
Mrs Jack Fishman, Mrs. Jack
Morgensen and Mrs David
Mickelson, who all Served as
pages; and Mrs Henry Spargo
All are from Coos Bay . They r e
ported that the Salon had receiv
ed three awards for their 1971-
available for Inspection by the
Oregon Dept. of Agriculture at
reasonable working hours and
on weekends or holidays, if
necessary.
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PARENTS VISIT
Surprise visitors at theovead
Kennedy home Sunday night were
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.ovead
Kennedy, Sr., and his cousin
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Daniels from Hlneston,
Louisiana. They will be visiting
here for awhile.
IN CALIFORNIA
George Jarvis, and Mike Lett. IN PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDan.
ox accompanied Steve Pattison
to San Jose, Pacific Grove, and iels and Mrs. carol Sharp spent
Santa Cruz, calif., to visit the weekend In Portland visiting
Steve’s relatives and friends. the McDaniels son, Ed, while
While there the boys enjoyed Mrs. Sharp visited her daugh.
playing tennis, swimming In the ter, Cathy. Ed has recently mov.
ocean and golfing. They also ed to Portland to attend Portland
visited Fisherman’s Wharf and Bible College. Cathy will also be
Chinatown In san I ranclsco. attending the college. Saturday
They were gone about a week. the McDaniels went to Bremer,
ton, Wn., to visit his brother,
BROTHER VISITS
Clark. Cathy and Ed were both
Visitors at the Harold Robin- baptised In water Sunday night
son home for a few days was at the Portland Bible Temple
hls brother and sister-in-law, Church where they attend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Robinson
from West Covina, calif.
FROM CANBY
IN HOSPITAL
Recent guests at the home of
Dow clarno has been a pat. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hel.
lent at the Bandon Hospital since mlck were Mr. and Mrs. D.E.
Labor Day weekend. Mrs. Clar. Latter and Mrs. Baldwin of
no hopes to be able to bring Canby. Also visiting was his
him home this week.
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Chapman of Ellenburg, Wn.,and
PE TERSON GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spero of
Guests at the M. L. Peterson Klamath Falls.
home recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Dollard Goslln from Bea. NIECE VISITS
verton; Verna Thompson from
Visitors at the Harvey Me.
Newberg- and Pauline Hopper Daniels home recently were hls
from Medford, on Sunday the niece, Mr. and Mrs. Don Frld.
Petersons attended a Ceramic erlckson ad family from Tal
Association meeting In Eugene. ent, o r e ., Mrs. McDaniels sis .
DAUGHTER VISITS
Miss Gloria Knutson, Port,
land, spent a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Knutson, last week. She is en.
tor lng
Portland Community
College studying Occupational
Therapy.
When food is processed In a
domestic kitchen for sale to
the public, persons allowed in
the kitchen at the time of pro.
cessing, preparation, packag.
lng or handling of the com
mercial foods will be limited
to the licensee and those work,
lng on the product directly un
der the supervision of the II.
censee.
This Is only one of the re.
qulrements in regulations cov.
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WALLACE GUESTS
Visitors at the Gus Wallace
home recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Petersonfrom East,
side, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gore
and Kimberly Rae from Gold
Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
rge Stonfleld from Florence.
THURSDAY
Lutheran Women, 7 30 p.m.
SATURDAY
C.C.Brookings invlt.,11 a.m.
Sixes Grange, 8 p.m.
MONDAY
Chamber of Commerce
WEDNESDAY
C.C.Coquille, 4 ;30
Home Food Processing
Under New Regulations
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N IB K R G A L L 'S PO R K
PO RK CHOPS
RE TURNS HOME
Mrs. Vernon Jamieson just re.
turned home from a two week
vacation to Fremont, Calif.,
where she visited her mother
and dad and her brothers and
sisters and families. Her other
sister came out from Odessa,
Texas, and they had a family
get-together.
BROTHER VISITS
Staying with the clarence
Owens Is hls brother, John, from
Seattle, Wn., who Is recuperat.
lng from hip surgery.
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All McKoy's
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8 oz Oscor Mayor Sliced
Liver Sausage
63c
Nebergall's Smoked
lb
99
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Brounschwe.ger or sandwich
Spraod
49c
Oscar Mayer 3 lb
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McKoys 32 oz
Sandwich Spread
Foiger s 10 oz
Instant Coffee
59«
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Corn Nuts reg 10« 5 39c
3 Ib Pouly Stack Pack
| American slice cheese 12 49
McKoy's
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ter, Mr. and Mrs. P. m . Coop-
er from Springfield, also spent
four days with them.
ANNIVERSARY NOTED
Visitors at the Lloyd Bates
home recently were her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Char,
le s Phelffer from Fresno, Calif.
Mrs. Bates accompanied them
on to Albany where they also
visited for awhile. Mr. Bates
joined her there to celebrate
their wedding anniversary with
their children and fam ilies, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Bates from Van
couver, Wn.; daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Butsch from Salem; and
Charles Bates and Bev E dwards
from Port orford joining them.
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