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-Port O rto i\I New«, Thursday, A p ril <0. 1904 eign language Pacific instructor of JOINT DANCE HELD “ Spring Hop" was the theme of Ihe dance which was held by the Pep C M i and Lettermen's Club of Pacific Friday Prom, Banquet Approaches DANIA.FL The annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet date is fast approaching The banquet w ill be held at 6 00 p m May 1 and the prom w ill be held later that evening from 9 00 to 12 00 p m in the gym of Pacific High School Mary Helmken is the chair man of the prom and Kathy Sells is in charge of the ban quet The band w ill be a local group and w ill play at the prom Both the theme and the menu are a secret for the seniors. Student Body Officers Nominated Shower Honors At an assembly of the stu- dentbody officers, president Jerry Cox presented the stu dents that were nominate»! to fill the Studentbody offices for next year They include Nick Hensley, Roly Olsen. Rick Wright, pres ident. Steve Phillips and Walt Stauffer, vice pn'sident; Bette Beldon. Edie Clark, Nancy Shaw, sccre»srv. Mildred Lih by. treasurer: Gloria Knutson, Kara MaclXuiald Kathy Sev erns. asst. treasurer; Janice Bushnell. Tony Wahl, Mary- Harris. business manager Prim ary elections w ill be held Friday. May I BIRTHS M r and Mrs Larry Single- ton. Port Orford, are parents of a 6 pound, ounce son horn Apr 20 in Southern Coos General Hospital. \ bridal »bower was given tor Barbara Duncan(Sellon) on A pril 25, in the parlors o f ihe C om m un ity C h u rt'k lite r several g a m e s were played. the guest ot honor open ed the gilts. Refreshments con cluded tlx- evening. Those attending w ire M ild re d Rush,Fern lo w n le y, Fthel M ont gomery, Margaret M eyer,Shirley Sonderinan, Kathleen M itc h e ll, Lee M itc h e ll. Edna Shenk, Fulah E llio tt, Norn.1 Thomas, lite r IXinn, Tw lla Hubbell, M axine Franc*. Mice set Ion, m oi her ol the bride, Mrs. A lv in Sonderinan, Mrs, Ed gar Duncan ot Coos Bay .the guest ot honor and ihe hostesses V e r- neta longion, hathrs n Hart is and l. t t ih lohnson. sending g ilts were F ern Haight, IX x'ia Sweet. Relva M. Donald, lazel I ester. I vely 11 MaeIXmald, Catherine M i l l s , Rose Davis, \ u d r a W elchm an, hay Neal, L u c ille Libby. M ildred t lli o t t , \ era Huret, luaiula C o ls o n , M artha S toll, \nna M ueller, Man C arlin, Mrs, I’e ie r Christiansen and Twila By rnes, Girl Of Month D r. Cason To Leave Gold Beach Or. W alter D, Cason said ha I* planning to leave G old Beach on August I, lo r L o m a Linda, C a lifo rn ia , where he w ill study to specialise in anesthesiology. He and his fa m ily have liv e d in the G old Beach area for about s - ig h t years. Cason said he Is try in g to tln d someone to take over h is p ra ctice but there is nothing d e li nite yet and fin d in g physicians to m o v e to sm i l l towns is a d t lllc u ll lash. Alexandra C atrine was the name eliosen by Mr and Mrs hsseph Dwek, lo r th e ir new baby g irl Ixsro \p r il IS In New York C i t y . Mrs. Dwek is the noted "S io d ta " o l te le visio n la m e L ittle Alexandra weighed seven pound». M aternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam ¡ lu ll 01 Port O rie n t Paternal grandpar- e n ts are M i. and Mrs. Desere Dwek, london. England. 5 MVLDUt STEAKS RIB C H O P S Buzzy Lester. Dewey Hall, Lanr.y Boston and Pete Brooks were hurt in a car collision which occurred after a dance held at the Beachcombers Cove They tried to pass a car. and were crowded o ff the road- The boys received m inor in juries. but the car received considerable damage 49¿ is ON WEEKENDS &2.APÍ IS TURKEYS BAR B û CMIX FRANKS Th«H Art C-OOD-Try Em Í WH le t TMEH LAST HORMtL NFUl PAL 39 4 ¡49 < 14 DOfr FOOP FRlSKfEi 5 ^ * 5 9 ° P E A N U T BUTTER ^ * 8 9 » 8EEF STEW «» uhv - h - ih 3 « ¡1 S M ITH PEAS 8 » ‘d MARGARINE » bham is 2 5 c CORN FLAKES ^ T M ^ I NESTLES OUICK CHXoutrr 18 3 9 ' IX L C H IL I ™ 4 '^ 1 FABRIC FUIFFER Fashion Show and Mother's Tea Success The seniors received their senior keys and announcements iast Friday They have been busy exchanging announce ments and w riting up their por tion of the Senior Class Will, which w ill be entered in the schfxil annual is SALA* SLICED BACON STUDENTS IN JU R E D IN COLLISION SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS POTATO COLE SLAW JELLO **'SHMM.KI MMf 4- Pacific’s student bookstore received a new shipment of bocks and recently installed their new bookcase Previous ly the books had been arrangid so that they could not be dis played properly Now the books are displayed upon a large and spacious bookcase, which was built by B ill A rm strong of the shop class in the lib ra ry of Pacific High School Students who are tak ing or have taken a foreign language were eligible to at tend the banquet. Parents of these students and the faculty also atended the dinner The banquet was composed of food specialties and decora tions of the various lands that the students have been study ing. Highlights of the evening were a skit put on by the French classes and the break ing of the pinatta. The skit was firs t put on by members of the audience and then by the regular members of the French classes. The pinatta. furnished by the Spanish class, was completely filled with candies Mrs Wahl eventually broke the pinatta and everyone scrambled to ob tain a portion of the goodies. A token of gratitude was presented to Hughes, the for- * M M i s i t « c a a r n iimauu » H U M IM IV l t » V N O M I - SCODIA HAS DAUGHTER bookstore r e c e iv e s BOOKS AND BOOK CASE The annual Fashion Show and Mothers’ Tea. which was held Apr. 24. was considered a great success with over a hundred guests attending Commentators Rosalie .Mc Daniels and Christine Johnson led the models through the show with ease and perfection. Carla Hubble. Bette Be’don and Mary Geer provided the entertainment portion of the program Miss Hubble and M ss Beldon sang two songs. "M r Sandman" and "When You Wish Upon A Star". Miss Geer played a saxophone solo entitled "Narcissus " After the Fashion Show, the guests attended the Mothers' Tea. which was held in the home economics room Credit is due to all girls who modeled. Mrs Harrison who d.rected the Fashion show, and to Patty E llis and Mary Lou Harris, overseers Here it i t - a MANDY MUNIR» or Mont! Call Crater Finança LAMB SPEC/AIS Miss Mary Fitzhugh was chosen as the March G irl of the Month bv the members of the GAA Mary is active in GAA; is the newly elected secretary of FBLA; was a member of the girls basketball team, the basketball statist. clan and a past member of the 4-H FLORIDA FUN—Port O rford re 5— at the Dania Palace o f Ja i-A la i. ident H. R. F isher. >• ,ih la i- A la i Dania. F lorida, the w o rld's most p la \ r Roberto, during a rece t e a u titu l p a ri-m u t u e I show- visit to the Florida Cold Coa> place. had « :'io>t en o' able e v e n ■ LOANS UP TO $1500 tKHKlDSf 6€T ’ • tpACE COIN WITH MALLETS potato chips - sack , »r bo * R ed M rW IIll ED Í-CTO7 Represenüng Kolen-Huggins Ins. 1 0 5 W . 6 th SL Por». O r fo r d . O r eg o n MAYON N A IS E WESSON GARDEN FRfSU PAQpUCE - YOU M i OUT PAY M O PE 6 U T YOU O U U ’r ffU Y M Y O f r r M J SPUDS ’“ # 5 9 MANDES R E -E L E C T » CAWfOÄNI A VUlUClO OOZCN Tw o Girls Stale Delegates Chosen At a meeting of the Am er ican legion A uxiliary, Mary- Lou Harris and Janice Bush nell were chosen as delegates to Girls State Ellen McW il liams and Christine Johnson were chosen as alternates. A ll four girls were asked to present a three-minute speech to the group as to "Why I Want To Go To Girls State.” On the basis of that speech and the faculty recommendation, the delegates and alternates were -chosen. Miss H arris and Miss Bush nell w ill attend the session, which w ill last from June 15 to June 21 A t the same time, Richard Hindes was selected as the delegate to Boys State by the American Legion. SHOTS G IV E N D r Chester O. Boots, Port Orford, was at Pacific Tues day, Apr. 28, to adm inister immunization shots F O R E IG N LANGUAGE BA N Q U ET H E L D The annual Foreign Langu age Banquet was held Apr 23 J ROBERT L. 'Bob’ MILLER DEMOCRAT Your ^resent CABBAG-E FÖK firOOD CPU SlAw L0 C <r C A R R O T S Ä Ä MO' SWEETS ^¿YAMS 2 “s2 9 ‘ &REEN PEPPERS 29' B9VAL 6EIAVIN fYAFLO STARCH P R IC E S E F F E C T IV E A P 2 IL 30, ALU FLAVORS 2 2 -0 Z LA AM P 59 I “ 2 .-3 District Attorney FLOUR OÛÔIOBMT "SERVING ALL W ITH FAIRNESS" * F.xperienc —P racticing A tto rne y for 12 Years. M itu r e — V .th Practical and im p a rtia l Judgement. E ffe c tiv e — Record of Sound Perform ance in Honest and F a ir Law Enforcement, R etain Bob M ille r for D is tric t A tto rne y C o m m itte e : Fred Fox, Brooking Frank SL C la ir, Port O rford ; c o -c h a irm e n . Where Prices Are Uwer Every Day j Htw H0UU-. 1h l May r tc v r m w LBS
