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6 —Port Orford New*, Thursday, September 13, 1962 NEW S Langlois Parent -Teacher Assn. Meets Tuesday; No Dues to Pay By Alm a Dee»« The executive council of the The couple were friends in In L ai^lois Parent-Teacher As diana before Mrs Apple came sociation met at the grade to the West Coast when she was school building on Tuesday eve- 18. n u * Those present were Stan ley Vandehey. principal of the l jn g in ix schools; Mrs Dewey Miller, president of the PTA; Mrs Clark Slocum, vice presi dent: Mrs JoAnne Robicheau, Harris Beach State Park was secretary, and Mrs. E l t o n the scene of a family reunion on D u ire, treasurer. Outlines for the coming meet Sunday of the Hawtons and Hof ings were set up and projects sess families, with 78 attending Those attending from Langlois for the year were discussed were Mrs Hazel Hofsess, Mrs This current school year the PTA is buying all of the Week Essie Crew and grandchildren. ly Readers for all the students Pat and Sharon Strain, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Loftin and two child in the schools. The first meeting for this ren, and Mr. and Mrs Dick y ear will be held at the Grade Hofsess and four children School gym on Tuesday evening, Those from Bandon were Mr Sept 18, at 7:30 p m Everyone and Mrs. George Hawkins. Mr is invited to attend Every p ar and Mrs Bob Schultz and six ent is automatically a member, children, Joe Hofsess. and Mr and there are no dues to be paid and Mrs. Charles Crew. From Gold Beach came Mr this vear The Attendance Banner is and Mrs Bob Halcumb and given to the room which has three children. Mrs. Frances the most parents attending the Autry, and Mr and Mrs. Frank meeting The children are very Strain and two children »ud if their room wins this Mr. and Mrs Leroy Hofsess nner until the next meeting. and two children came from Fairview, and Mrs Beth Chur So make your child happy by attending this meeting to help chill and three grandchildren came from Port Orford his room win Those attending from farther away were Mr. and Mrs Phillip Hawkins and six children of Eureka. Calif., Mr. and Mrs Jim Sweet and five children wf Ft Dick Calif Mrs Alice Haw There has been a change in kins ar.d two children of Blue the teaching staff m the Lang Lake. Calif.. Mr and Mrs Mel lois schools An enrollment in the vin Hawkins and four children eighth grade of about 40 stu of Arcata, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. dents was expected, but only Randy Lipscomb with three 25 enrolled. So Mrs Donna children and two grandchildren Churchill is now teaching the of Arcata, and Mrs Lenora six ’.h grade insterd tf the eight 1 Sweet of Ft Dick. Both sixtn grades are now in the upper elementary building and there is no split ¿.rade of the fifth and sixth co.r.b.nation Mrs Leon Phillips was the queen of the Langlois Leaner Ladies TOPS Club for a short time, on Wednesday, then Mrs Arthur Haga came in and she had lost the most Mrs Phillips lost 2 and pounds and Mrs New at Pacific High School Haga lost three and one-half this year is the ‘Candidate Tea cher Program .” It affords an pounds opportunity for prospective tea Mrs Kenneth Peel was a visi chers to obtain some practical tor at the meeting It was de experience in their chosen pro cided to have a cooked food fession. For the first two weeks sale in the near future; the of school, the trainees will ob date will be set later serve registration procedure, at Mrs. Verena Hoglum was tend classes and in general, aid honored for being the queen of the teacher to whom they are the month dum.g August with a total loss of six pounds. Mrs. assigned Mary Kay Barklow, a physi Elaine Crose won the door prize cal education major, will work which was a fuchsia. Colored with Joann Gribble. and Dewey slides of Alaska. Korea, and Miller, a biology major, with beautiful flowers were shown by John Botz Students who have Mrs A1 Berger. Mrs Herbert had this type of experience in Bell, and Mrs Roy Rodman. the past are almost unanimous in saying that it is one of the H A VE OUTDOOR D IN N E R Mr and Mrs. John Donaldson most valuable parts of their tea were hosts to an outdoor dinner cher training program. at their home on Sunday after noon. Those in attendance were SPONSOR PICNIC Mr. and Mrs George Dow and The Port Orford - Langlois Teacher s Association sponsored Mr and Mrs. A. H. Swaney, all ■ picnic on Sunday afternoon at if Bandon, Mr. and Mrs Robert Humbug Park for all employees Catlett of Gold Beach, and Mr. and personnel of School D istrict and Mrs. Ray Shaw and daugh BCJ The potluck dinner was ters of Langlois re ry well attended, and the wea ther couldn’t have been better The association furnished the ice cream, coffee, and kool-aid. Hawkins, Hofsess Fam ilies Gather e Mrs. Churchill Now Teaching 6th Grade Tops Club N ews Candidate Teacher Program at Pacific Singspiralion Held By Church Youth Velma Sabin Weds Mrs Eldon White reports that her mother, Mrs Velma Sabin, was married on Labor Day to Oda Apple of Greensburg, Ind. Be Covered the SAFE W AY The young people and “young- in-heart’’ members of the Lang lois Community Church held a “singspiration” after church on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barklow, with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hatmaker as co-hosts This singspiration was held in honor of the students who will be returning to college next week and will not be present at the Young People’s meetings until their next vacation. North Curry Briefs The Young People« group of the Langlois Community Church had a beach party at Humbug Park on Saturday evening A wonderful tune was had by all: Mrs. Harry Clarke and Mrs Jo Ann Robicheau went to Med ford on Tuesday to get some peaches. On the way home, they stopped and visited in Dillard with Mr and Mrs. Charles Searle Visitors this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Chet Berry were Mr ami Mrs Jim Han -ock and family of Canyonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Yokum of San Francisco, Calif Mrs Hancock is a niece and Yokum is a nephew of Mrs Berry's Recent visitors at the A1 Ber ger home were Mr and Mrs George Podolski, Mr. and Mrs. J e m Day and sons Don and Brad Allen They are all from Eureka. Calif. Mr and Mrs. Walt Strain of Phoenix. Aril., and formerly of this area, visited on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs .Art Strain, and also with other relatives and friends Mrs Steve Sullivan left on Tuesday afternoon to spend a few days at the State Fair, then she will go on to Union. Ore . to visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs Harold Sypher visited on Thursday with Mr and Mrs Jim Sypher in River ton. Mrs Bob Zimmerman ol Brookirgs spent a few days this past week visiting in Langlois and working on her home north of town Mr and Mrs Dick Tucker ami family returned on Wednesday evening from deer hunting m Eastern Oregon They also brought two deer back with them. Mr and Mrs Chet Raines of Lebanon, visited this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Storm. Mrs Wilbur Sypher and Mrs. David Barklow made a trip to Coos Bay on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hofsess and family of Fairview spent the night on Saturday at the home of his mother, Mrs Hazel HofS68S Mr and Mrs Bill Winter and baby daughter of Oakland. Calif., visited this week with Lois Williams. Mrs. Winter is a sister of Lois Dewey Hall returned from the State Fair on Sunday. He was a member of the Curry County Livestock Judging team. Other members were Curtis Ryan and Steve Maclnness, both of Ophir Mr. and Mrs John Orr of Coos Bay were visitors on Sun day at the home of Mrs Mat- tie Mosher. The Charles Jensen family were pleasantly surprised on Friday evening with the arrival from Portland of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bekebrede and daughter, Shawn Marie Mrs. Harry Clarke and Mrs JoAnne Robicheau spent Satur day visiting with the Jack Ber nard family in Brookings. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Elkngse, of North Bend were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hall. Hay Deets, J N. Walker, and Bud Laub returned from deer hunting in Eastern Oregon on Friday morning. They brought one deer back with them. Mike Lewellen returned to Hillsboro on Monday to enter school He has been spendir^ the sum m er with his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bark- low. Mrs. Jack Ellis and daughter, Patty, returned from the State F air on Saturday evening They were accompanied to the Fair by Mrs. E arl Breuer and daugh ter, Lu, of Brookings and Caro line Wilson of Gold Beach. Patty was the delegate of Curry Coun ty as queen of the Curry Coun ty F air, and the two other girls the prlnceMM They all thorwAfhly enjoyed the Fair and thought the floral gardens were especially beautiful Monday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Dick Barklow were Dewey Miller and Mr. and Mrs. David Barklow and son. Blair. Mr and Mrs A1 Volck at tended the 50th wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs Gene Nosier in Coquille on Sunday Mr. and Mra Lyle Knutson and family returned on Mondas after attending a family reunion ssbougal evening, ng, they wont as far as Junction City to spend the night with the Merle Knutsons, the next day they went on to Trout Lake. Wash , to pick up then daughter. Lila, who is working there, and to stay with the Earl Knutson family. Sunday after church they went on to Washou gal and had the reunion at the home of the Leonard Knutson family Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall ami family spent the week-end visit ing in .Ashland with Mr and Mrs Jim Parsons. Newton Haga and son, Alan returned from the State Fair on Sunday evening David Barklow made a busi ness trip to Portland this week Mr and Mrs Ix-ster Higgins and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lyle Knutson Mr and Mrs. E. M. Griffin an»i daughter, Cindy of Myrtle Point joined the Dick Barklow family on Sunday and they all enjoyed a day at the beach. YOUR NAME ONA FREEDOM DOCUMENT! u .s . T j C k EY 5 89 MKGUET MEAT PIES +2^ C H SUGAR 2 5 3 -2 9 M.C.P. PECTIN CHIOCeN ee<r NUKM'i-Kt, 5 io, « I ' LRPfôS. 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