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-Port ortord Now«. Thu radar. June 21. 1073 M arried In Corvallis FROM TUMWATER Put and G eorgia Dougherty entertained her brother and w ife, Mr. and Mrs. O rville Seavey ot Ttimwater, Wash., who were here tour days last week. SON GRADUATES Jim Samudlo, son ot Mr. and M rs. Rudy sam udlo, was re- cently graduated from Treasure V alley Community College. He com pleted a tw o.year course and has an A ssociate ot Science d egree. He plans to resum e studies at OSU in the fall. NEW GRANDPARENTS Harold and Anona Robinson became proud grandparents for the fourth tim e last week when a boy, named Alexander, was born to their daughter and hus. band. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker of El Monte, ca lif. FROM BEAVERTON Jon and Marilyn McWilliams, and daughter Laura, of B eaver, ton, spent two days last w e e k with his parents, John and Na dine McWilliams. WEDNESDAY BRIDGE The Wednesday Bridge Club MARRIED In C orvallis at 2 p.m . June 9, were Kathryn Saari and Marvin House. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Saari of C orvallis, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lola House of Port orford. The ceremony was held at the home of the bride’s parents. The couple are residing in C orvallis met for the last tim e until fall at the home of Mrs. Mary Yoder. High tor the afternoon, with slam honor too, was Geor gia her honor) Dougherty. S ec ond was Catherine Marsh. VISIT DAUGHTER Bob and Thelma W allace were In Salem recently visiting their daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Donald o tte le and four grandaughters. They w ere p res, ent for the youngest grand, daughter’s graduation from high school. The W allaces also v is . lted another daughter and fam. lly , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed er and two sons at C orvallis. Next they visited Thelm a's nx>- ther, Mrs. May Rakestraw, at Carson, Wash. Susan o tte le r e . turned home with her grand parents for a 10 day v isit. IN HOSPITAL Word has been received from Mrs. Sue Ramey that her hus band, Albert, Is now in J o se phine General Hospital in Grants P ass. They are form er r e s i dents here and she was famous for the p ies she made at Bart lett’s Cafe. Mr. Ramey would like to hear from old friends. COUSIN VISITS Mrs. Irene Kirby entertained at lunch last Thursday her co u s in, Mrs. Gladys Konick of Brookings, and her daughter, Mrs. Joan Jackson and friend, Mrs. Esther Briggs of Spring- field , Va. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Briggs had participated In a bowling tournament at Las Vegas before coming here. OLD FRIEND VISITS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maloy had a pleasant surprise last week when an old friend, Edna Ernst, and her s is te r , came by for a v isit. A s a young woman, M rs. Ernst worked where Mil dred Paulman (Maloy) worked before her m arriage, and at tended the Maloy wedding 58 years ago In San Diego. They have kept In touch, but had not seen each other In 30 years. Mrs. Ernst and her s i s ter, both of LaMesa, C alif., have taken many vacations to gether and thought perhaps this would be their last extensive trip. The women, 80 and 81 years of age, were planning to drive through Canada and parts of the states for s e v . eral months. The Maloys were happy that their itinerary brought coast. OUT OF HOSPITAL Marjorie Fisher of S ixes spent a week at McAuley Hospital with a sev ere throat Infection. She was released June 7 to recuperate at home, but she Is still under doctor’s care. ZASTERA GUESTS Recent v isito rs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed za ste ra were Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rotha of P ro sser , Wash. They had met at Lukevllle, A ria., where both couples were vacationing at the organ Pipe National Mon ument, then had traveled to gether to Nogales and Tomb stone where they spent three more w eeks before the Zas- teras left for other points of in terest. The Washington coup le were on their way to Half Moon Bay, C alif., on account of illn e ss in their fam ily, and stayed overnight with the Zas- teras. Also visiting on Saturday of last week were Mr. and Mrs. L averne Leseau of St. P eter s BOUND STEAK 29 SW »l AT SIXES, E l l R IVE* and PORT ORFORD ^ ^ B ^ ^ R A I N ^ iA I N E ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I W N ^ 3 ^ 2 4 4 1 fullest. TAKE IN SAWDUSTERS A week ago Saturday evening, as a birthday event for her daughter, Jerl Preston, Mrs. Erma Hague feted her and hus band o r v ille and Mrs. Erma Wagner to an evening at the Sawdust Theatre In Coquille. They w ere enthusiastic about the entire performance. Dr. Robert Ley, optom etrist, they say, really e x c er cises the pi ano “ eye-V ories.” A L L M t K A T 'l M A R K 1 T I P IÀ T H B Î" A R M O « * S T A B A N S U S B A CERO ICI a l a r t i Boa«less Too BAKING FOWL Lunch Meats . $HB or Botto« Round STEAK McKay's------- 2 »« 9 8 ' \ & - = = ! & , Halibut .....................'— •*........ h 99 Shrimp Sticks.......... “ .» 1.19 CHEDDAR CHEESE RUMP ROAST 79 1 lb Pork Chops . .. .’’r * * Rump Roast Picnics ...... . 1 6 « Cut Cora, Spread) Solid Pact Ti have a large selection of all types of roofing to choose from. * CUSTOM ROOF COATINGS ★ A LUM INUM * ASPHALT ★ SHINGLE OILS A STAINS O U N G ROOFING 'S W PHONE 332-4005 PORT ORFORD M aat Loot or Sloppy Approximately 7 3 * . (.room! to o l 2 7 * . Hydrated Say Profani Sausage . Lunch M Bta. 1 O-l »S --------n Im e CiaAleedeii e a • 99' t * T •»89‘ Bacon .............. ........ 99 Jack Cheese ..................................» 1.09 COTTAGE CHEESE 5*1 McKoy's Pints 3 s I McKAY'S EGGS, ' PAPER TOWELS Grade A Mod. McKoy $ 1' Coke 88' V ' V>. » Mop & Gio “ 1.49 Lunch Meat "-- 69c Candy Bars 3<-$1 Kool-Aid...—15^ $1 Cake Mix —3,. $1 Shredded Wheat - 3 ^ $1 Cat Food .’**•*?-.*« 5»« $] Buns ..... 3 Lancer's Wine .........................* We SLAB DA £ A kl W M V w lW 1 Anaoun Center Cut g Wbele Kerae! Spanoda................. '.».7.7. 1.99 Jocamr kart CrU Bart .......... WteUm, tepmdy Mt replacement. lb 79 Prxes effective June 21 thru Jeme 2 7 Leaking roofs never improve w ith tim e 29 Stoab .......... n, 1.33 — ■■■............ H .59 1 or Swiss 15 « To 3 B Pa«h Aawncaa UkeU teg 3.19 • PROMPT SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES * ’’ • r t t t l Iw H o m te n p n Joey Ut VEGETABLES Butter — — 69* Reynolds Foil 49* Apricot Nectar^"- 10- $1 2.79 Cheese or PATTIE MIX 49 SURPRISE DINNER Charlie E lls was observing a quiet natal day last F riday DANFORDS ENTERTAIN evening when suddenly 15 voices Mr. and Mrs. John Danford burst in singing “ Happy Birth recently entertained friends, day.” Mrs. E lls (J e ssie ) was Mr. and M rs. Pike Grubbs of in on the plot and had dinner Medford. Mrs. Danford’s mo all prepared and under the coun ther, Mrs. Ed Morgan, recent te r , as it w ere. The choralers ly entertained her siste r , Mrs. w ere daughter Darragh (the Nola Hopkins, who was here Ralph Hildreths) and four child a week from Baxter S p rites, ren, Alex and Gwen E lls and Kansas. three children, Bill and Nancy EUs and friends Dave and Joan HALL GUESTS Gradt, of Bandon. When the overnight gu ests of the Ralph E lls h eirs get together, It’s Halls of Sixes a week ago were a real gala! his nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall and daughter BACK FROM TRIP Deana, of Chicago, 111. B ill and Miriam Rasch r e cently returned from a trip IN PORTLAND up Washington way. They met Mrs. Jack (Red) Smith v is her son, Robert Deaver and ited in Portland several days w ife, at Long Beach where they last week. did som e clam digging, then traveled to Winthrop. Return BROTHER VISITS ing, the Rasch’s traveled a new Guests of Mrs. Lola Wind- highway called the North C as m aiser this week for four days cade P ass and stopped at Tum w ere her brother and wife, water where they visited form Mr. and Mrs. W esley (Dutch) er Port ortord resid en ts, Poly Bryant and her sis te r , Mrs. and Marie Gerhardt, who are L ois Haddock, from the Port reportedly enjoying life to the land area. repair burg, Florida, another couple ESA Sorority they had met last winter dur ing their stay In Arlsona. I%e Notes Events L eseaus had also been here a month ago to pick up som e The regular May meeting of myrtlewood bobbins Mr. Z as tera had made for Mrs. L ea. the ESA Sorority was held at eau, which she u ses In her the home of Bea Hensley on hobby of making 15th Century June 16. It w as announced that a Coast Council dance la b e linen la ce.____________ ing planned for Sept. 15 at AT CONVENTION Pony Village Motor Lodge. Belva and George McDonald The Sorority donated $50 to attended the State Grange Con Glen Sypher to help with his vention held at Medford last Sunday through Saturday. M rs. European singing tour this su m . m er, and $25 was given to McDonald said that 400 p er sons attended the Home EC sponsor a child from this area to the 4-H leadership camp. breakfast, and that 198 p e r . ESA Is again planning to sons took the 6th degree. sponsor a barbecue raffle dur ing the Jetty jub ilee on June 29-30. Couple Wed A social was held at Edaon Marjorie F isher of S ixes and Robert Lee Cox of Lang Creek May 19, and the June lo is were united in m arriage meeting was held at the home on Saturday, June 16, at Zion of Patty Sweet to com plete plans Lutheran Church. Attending the for the sum m er. In the mak couple were Mrs. Larry Haight ing Is a cookbook tea slated of S ixes and Ike W ells of for later this summer for all Ophir. Rev. Keller performed past and present m em bers, it the double ring ceremony be was decided to have a work fore fam ily m em bers and many meeting In July on the pro friends. A reception Is plan posed cookbook the Sorority Is ned for the future. The new ly, to publish in spring. weds are now at home on Cape Blanco Road. SERVICE^SAVIHGS EVERYDAY41; Social Happenings w ithout up the Oregon Until next week . . . :— DATES TO REMEMBER Birthday w ishes go to Mol ly C hilders, Cathy Tucker, An dy B elcher, Steven Roberts, Donald L ltterell, Shelly Smith, L ois Miller and Bill Vincent. Anniversary w ishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold caugheU, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Crum, Mr. and M rs. Rod Loan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briggs and Mr. and M rs. Walter Pratt. them I fc Htte* State Cttraat Cbtt« Ricotta........................... ......................65' Cheese Sticks.......’T - ...................... 79' Sharp Cheese ............... 1.35 Econo Swiss..................................... k 99‘ Peanut Butter ...................» . - • .........99* 3ftG etfeefM fe I Ì «eaifty 96‘ Orange Juice ............. ....................... 59* Instant Milk 11*1 •» CereeMee leg A .......2.99 Cocoa M ix .......................................... 69* Sugar ........................... ....................... 76' Cheer ................................................. 1.24 Bar Soap ............? * • * . * ! ..........2 ♦« 43' Raisin Rounds ...................!*r*r..........45* Suzy 0 ' s ............................. ................ 63'
