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The queen crowning cere mony will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, which will be fol lowed by an outdoor dance. Queen candidates are Miss Sally McKillop, Miss Helen Jantzer and Miss Joyce Moore. Crowning of the queen will be done by last year's jamboree queen, Miss Suzanne Rogers. The program will continue Sunday with a balloon re lease shortly after noon. En tertainment for both days also includes songs by Jim Len derman and relay races. The logs cut in the log sawing con test Saturday will be auc tioned off Sunday. Drawing for the queen's prizes will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, fol lowed by square dancing. A cousin of Mrs. Gladys Governor, her husband and two nieces, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dones, from Linden, Wis., vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Governor Sun day, July 13. Also visiting that day were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Struck and brothers Vern, Bud and Kenny. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Governor and children from Elk-Trail and Bob Governor and Miss LaDonna Gould. A surprise party was given for Mike Larson to celebrate his eighth birthday July 10. Cake, ice cream and punch were served. Those attending were Mike Bevens, Larry Moore, Sharold Bliss and brother and sister, Larry and Bonnie, Steve Wingham, Mary Frison, Ray and Linda Down ing, Kenny, Ricky, Susan and Randy Krell, Karen and Bar ry Karjala, Mary Sue Baste ano and Greg and Linda Vaughn. Also present were Mrs. Earl' Bliss, Mrs. Bob rell and two aunts of Mike, Kathy and Judy McGuire, who are visiting at the Larson home. Miss Frances Governor spent Sunday night, July 13, in the Larson home. Miss Judy and Kathy Mc Guire left Tuesday, July 14, by bus for Salem, Ore., where they will visit an aunt before returning to their home in Washington. Merle Govonor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Govonor, was dis charged from the Air Force at a base in Dallas, Texas, July 11. He will visit the home of his sister, Mrs. Jalmar Lake, at Menahga, Minn., and other relatives before returning home to Prospect. Guests last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ells were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith from Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buchanan and Miss Mildred Greene from Gold Hill visited July 5. They had a picnic dinner on the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rienks celebrated nine years of mar riage July 8. They were din ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ells and fam ily, July 9. Mrs. Clarence - Hedgepath took her mother,; Mrs. Stella Hale, to Eugene for surgery, July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Monty Ring are parents of a son born July 8 in the Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs. Ring was the former De lorse Brown. Monty Ring is serving with the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hedgepath and daughters, Jill and Judy, and Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and sons, David, Craige and Terry, spent July 3, 4 and 5 at Lake of the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams and children spent the week end of July 4 visiting in Brookings. - MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thurtdiy, July 17, 19S8 SA Mrs. Jack Rienks and daughter, Jayne, and her brother-in-law, Johnny, from Fortuna, and Mrs. Jack Ells and daughters Donna Jean and Diana, spent the Fourth of July at Welch's lake. Mrs. Sharold Chapman and sons Lonnie, Jerry and Monte, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Han nah spent the week end at Huckleberry mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ells and family are visiting his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Ells, at Peshastin, Wash., for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Conger and son, Bill Conger, pic nicked at Laurelhurst the Fourth of July. A Prospect man, Eugene Birrill, a friend James M. Wright, made a forced land ing in the area of Camp White recently. Neither of the pas sengers were injured but the plane was damaged consider ably. The plane was fully cov ered by insurance. A bridge club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Ells July 8. Those attending were Florence Shaffer, Ila Chapman, JoAnn Rienk, Vel ma Chapman, Lo Lo DeRoser, Clara Snyder and Marge Con ger. High prize was won by Florence Shaffer and low by Ila Chapman. Mrs. Ells served a salad luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett and daughter, Lenore and Le- nore's son, Mike, arrived from Portland Wednesday, July 16. Mrs. Sharold Vaughn and chilren, Greg an Linda, who have been visiting this past week in the Bob Krell home, returned to Reedsport Sun day, July 13. A Stanley party was held July 11 in the home of Mrs. Jack fills. Salem (UPI) Sale of 350,000 shares of $10 par value common stock by the Idaho Power Company has been authortjed by Public Utility Commisonr Howard Morgan. Salem (UPI) A Judg ment for $25,000 recovered by Tonquin Realty Company in a Multnomah Qounty case has been affirmed by tho Oregon Supreme Court. Get O non-caloric, non-fahjpninf H.C.P. 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