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r " » r ta-«»«.. W e rth C u rry •roar oaroao »sites • lam & . ois By Naonla H a ll An awards assembly pro gram and eighth grade gradu ation was held at Langlois Up per Elementary June 3 The program started with the hand playing the National Anthem under the direction o, W ilson Sheets 4J Mr and Mr» Oscar LvRoy McAllift*«" M H . and M KS. OSC \K Mv Al l IS T I H arr now a( to m e in Pori Ci ioni I ol low i n g (hvèr M i ) 10 w n l d l n g al thè F in i Haptnt C hiirvh In Hamlon Student R eceive Assorted A w a rd s Al Brown commander ol Ihe Port Orford Aniericun Ix-gion post. presented the American la-gum leadership iiwaru F ri day al the Award* Assembly at Pacific High School Io Char lie Waterman The D arrell Guerin Awaid was made hy coach John Hull to Hob Nell and Jerry Cox, as the outstanding senior athletes < in I si a ik I i nit music award was made bv band instructor Wilson Sheets Io I.ant-eta Hat- maker Mr» Gene Harrison, h, me economics instructor, presented The Floras Willow award Io Anita Blagden and senior home economics award Io Cheryl Howdish. The Crisco award went to Mary Lou Har ris Holy Olsen received the chemistry award and Marilyn Hiiiulberg pot the math uward I’ nncipul John W'uhl pre »< nted academic achievement awards to Jerry Cox a senior. Janice Bushnell. Mary Harris, Hill Armstrong and Tony Wahl, Juniors Kathy Severn*. Steven Phillips, Marvin House sopho mores, Hrita Spence, Mary Wahl, Janet Shaw, Pam Ma- yea, Connie Higgins and Judy Harris, freshman Mrs Mc.N'cese presented commercial awards, Paul Clute the driver education awards. W illiam Beckman the bass-ball awards. Gene Harrison the track and interm ural awards, M M om M o M U m gaa awards C A N D ID A T E S A T T E N D A Z A LE A F E S T IV A L The 25th Annual Azalea fes tival in Brookings drew a record crowd with a parade lasting over an hour and fea turing several marching bands including the Eugene High landers, Coos Hay High School and Gold Beach High School Republican candidates Sid Chandler of Coos Bay who is running for the Senate from Ceos and Curry county and Hod McKenzie candidate for Coos-Curry representative, ac companied by the Bandon Cranberry Festival princesses, were participants in the parade Saturday morning in Brook ings V IS IT IN SEATTLE Mr and Mrs. David Starr and Mary Pugh of Pori O rfo rd left Friday for Seattle, Wn Mrs Pugh w ill visit her son and fam ily, the Richard Pughs, and returning home w ill visit her daughter, Mr and Mrs. George Hamlin in Corvallis. The Hamlins are among (he graduates of Oregon State Uni versity. Garden Club In s ta lls O fficers M ike W .ilil led the flag salute and the hand followed with several selec tions Tamsin Hanna also gave a musical selection and a pcom was presented by Pcgev Jen sen Miss Frances Winesctt prs-sent<-d the cheerleader and pepater awards to Susan Shaw, Lila Sabin, Mary Brown. June Est, Michelle Deets, Jeannine Paiks and Linda Knutson Mr Hutton presented athle tic awards to Charles Storm Juhn Spurgeon. Richard Lin ville, George Edwards. Fred Guerin, John Hatmaker, Cal vin Higgins. Wuyne Morse. Ktnnelh Peel, Jim Pennington Doug Robbins, M ilt Smith. Mike Strain, Terry Sweeney. Mike Wahl. Jim Slepp. Milch- ell llaga, Robert Fry, Dwaini- S lo rm , Hill Wahl, P al S tra in Larry Hofsess and Roy Hunni cutt Mr Whlttacker presented student council awards to vice president. Mike Wahl; secre tary, Susan Shaw; treasurer, Linda Knutson, room repre sentatives, Frances Williams. George Edwards, R o b e r t ILggs. Tamsin Hanna. Ilene Fisher, Fred Guerin, Pal Strain. Kathy Fitzhugh and Terrence Sweeney Mrs Donna Churchill pre sented Safety Patrol awards to Peggy Jensen, M ill Smith, Lila Sabin, Charles Storm. Calvin Riggins, Mike Strain, Jeannine Parks and Mary Brown Stanley Vandehey presented scholastic awards to Susan Shaw and Terrence Sweeney, 8th grade. Peggy Jensen and Jeannine Parks. 7th grade, and to Tamsin Hanna, Randy Belanger and Linda Bess ol the 6th grade for outstanding leadership, honor roll and all The Rhododendron Gar len Club held their May meeting with Mrs Don Bjerg. district director, installing the new officers Mrs It K E rw in was in stalled as president; Mrs Phillip Shuster, vice president. Mis Sam Cuatt, secretary and Mrs Florence Sydnam. Irea surer The rlub made plans for tbs- wild (lower show to be held in Port Drlord during the Fourth ol July celebration Tlx- local library w ill pur chase a garden hook if a choice is made, letting (he librarian know the choice of books A "thar.k you" card was read tiom Inez Hatmaker tor the plant the club gave her Several club members plan Io attend the McKinley Garden Club on their 25th anniversary June ji Mis Carl Platt gave the bird report on the barn owl and had a live owl to show the m< mbers Mrs Shuster gave the flower report on thistles A "thank you" was given to Mrs Ray Deets and Mrs It K E rw in for the new yearbook The June meeting wdi be a potluck picnic at Sunset Park S L/ahl and son of Tacoma Wn . and Mr and Mrs Jack l,oyle of Roseburg were re cent visitors at ihe home ol Mr and Mrs Tom Petok in Port Orford IN C A L IF O R N IA FOR TY Mr and Mrs Don Meehals and daughters. Cheryl and Sue spent Memorial Dav al Big Ixigoon. in Calif . with Mr and Mrs Bruce Freeman of Eu reka. Cali, laiuda M iller ol Wedderburn has been a visitor at the Ix irrin Forty home and attended the Pacific Hiph School rom mencement Monday evening DANCE AT F E S T IV A L Members of the Beachcomb ers .Square Dance club went to Brookings for the Azalea festival and square dance Sat urday evening Attending were Mr and Mrs Ernie Nelson. Mr. and Mrs David Barklow. Mr. and Mrs P ik Everest. Mr and Mrs Floyd Keeler. Mr and Mrs. Rov Carr M r and Mrs Albert Britton. Mr and Mrs Harvey Mvers and M r and Mrs W il ley Smith RETURNS HOME Mrs Louis Kreutzer has re turned to her home on Floras Creek after helping to care for her grandchildren at her son Kenneth Kreutzer's home in Bandon while Mrs. Kreutzer was a patient for surgery at the Southern Coos General hospital. V IS IT S D A U G H T E R Syneva Lindberg of Port Orford has been visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Hooten, in Salem W E E K E N D G UESTS Weekend visitors at the Art Strain home included Mr. and Mrs Bert Anthony of Coos Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, Jim Sypher and Dorothy Duniean of Ix-banon and Mr and Mrs Elm er Kan- gas of Coquille and Mrs. F lo r ence Sydnam IN RO SE B U R G Mr. and Mrs Herb Geer of Langlois spent the Memorial Day weekend in Roseburg. F R O M ALASKA Mr. and Mrs Ron Thom and children of Sitka. Alaska, are visiting at the home of Essie Crew and Martha Strain V IS IT HARRISO NS Ellen Harrison of Richland, Wn . and Mrs J. B Haley of Spokane, Wn , have been visit ing at the L. W Harrison home Mrs. Harrison returned with her daughter and mother, Mrs Haley, for a tew days' vaca tion in Wn. Mr V IS IT SON, F A M IL Y Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thomas visited their son and daughter- in-law, M r and Mrs John Thomas, in Tacoma during the weekend John Thomas plans to leave for service in Greenland soon, and his wife and baby w ill V IS ITO R S and Mrs L EA VE FOR C A L IF O R N IA Holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Syph er, were M r and Mrs Bert Anthony o l Coos Bay, Mr. and Mrs Tom Moore and son Rod ney of Ophir, Mr and Mrs Ed Sypher, M r and Mrs Har Id Sypher, Joan Karie, and Florence Sydnam George DeVong o l San Ber- nadmo, Calif., has been visit ing his sister, Mrs Bergstrom. ol the Neptune Motel. HAGA A L D R O P ? G UBSTS H O L ID A Y V IS ITO R S BRO THER V IS IT S MTS WttUITS N U PICKLES Bob Kamph Port Orford News, Thursday, June 4, TO O KLAHO M A Mr and Mrs. Robert Tancre. teachers in the Port Orford schools, w ill leave for Oklaho ma when school is out Mr. and Mrs John Botz are leaving Saturday for Pasadena. Calif. Mrs Botz and children w ill remain in Pasadena with re latives while John is attend ing Humbolt State College this summer M O R R ILLS A R E HOSTS Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Herb M o rrill of Sixes were Mrs M o rrill's -ter Mrs P Sciti ol Tacoma, Wn sister, Mrs E P Young, and Mr and Mrs H Haimes of .Seattle, Wn SUM M ER IN T H E SOUTH Mrs Eli Wine.sett and daugh ter. Frances, left after school closed for South Carolina for the summer They will attend the World's Fair in New York and visit relatives in Washington, DC. and Florida b ir th d a y d in n e r Mr and Mrs Harry Helm- ken were hosts at their home on Sixes river for a birthday dinner for Ralph Helmken with members of the fam ily present Attending were Mr and Mrs Jerry Mouck of San Francisco. Mrs Opal Challacombe of Coos Bay, and Mr and Mrs Dick Helmken and fam ily VIS ITS SON Mrs Ethel Crutcher is visit ing her son Jim , at Mt. Hood, and other friends in Grants Pass following the close of school PR/CES F P P F & T n / e 1964 —3 Coni. Pop 6 dUM C ç iz r B o t c h 's B a n a M i i x OC S M T H H M Ç T V L f ckkmi ïntKaiïf BOND ft* STANDBY CM Miter ALL * r Giant V IM TTIiSUE 2 FOR frOLO LA6EL IDAHO'S • • • GLUICK - EASH- DELICIOUS MEUMINE RUSSET POTAT0ES ic e (REAM D e lu x e - ' i G e l. IN IN S T A N T MO. I FOR-fA 'U M K S T W f tS ALWAYS PANCV SNOWY CARROTS P E TO K S E N T E R T A IN M n Charles Sindh of San It .f a d , Calit , Mr and M rs I-U» i t i c I WUJJk'f Ç FULLER CUP C £ U O rrS SALAD TIMe A M LOOK AT V IS IT O R P E C V IN E RIPENED SkLAC WW JIICE > , > 1 * ë TOMATOES A T T E N D G U IL D L U N C H E O N Mrs Wayne Bond of Bandon entertained with a 12 :to lunch eon for members of St. C hrist opher's Guild Ladies from Port Orford at tending were Ruth Moyer. Min nie Jolly, Mabel Kight. Josie Forty, Virginia Stauffer and Dec Hansohn. SC O TTIES _ F R C tM TM U M POR THE I A L S S L lC lH fr L A ^ E toMAINE • SALAD SOtUL LEAF • B U T T E R 488 TNWPNTf C U K ES 2 3 9 ? HEADS FRESHEST P M M C E /A / C O U P L E S V A C A TIO N Mr and Mrs. lo ti Phillips and Mr. and Mrs Jim Allison spent the weekend in Neskowin and enjoyed the golf courses of the area ALLnv( FOIL Ä BOY T-S H IR TS The I^ n g k iis Livestock Care taker's 4-H club mel at the Les W illiams home for their regular meeting. Members made plans to pur chase white sweatshirts and to have the 4-H emblem ol felt made and sewn on for wearing at fa ir time W ¿ ‘^ ,,4 3 9 9 K Mrs. Carl Back and daugh ters Linda, Karen and Lisa, went to Seattle following grad uation at Pacific High School Here ft is -a MANDY MUNIRE» or Mont! Call Crater Finance SOUND w in i i F R E S H & 0N E' ROAST K IN 6" S I Z E 1-LB TIN LARGE BO O S LOANS UP TO $1500 GROUND BEEF M e A A D O Z F N CHUCK STEAK «« 4 9 SMOKED PORK CHOPS 8 - 8 8 BOLOfrNA BACON ENt>$-PIECES m e a t 4 9 3 9 * WIENERS CHUCK ROAST 4 RINSO 29< H IF T GOG- FOOP TO S E A T T L E "MANIS SUM CASTI» SlMANtr I* LUI MSNIV HOMI" U » rmtm milk R eturn* F rom P anam a A rthur McCloskey, who re cently returned from active duty with the arm y in Pan nma. is visiting his mother, Mrs C. M. Phillips in Brook ings, and friends in Port Orford as a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. fcarl Barrington Mi and Mrs Jim Collins of Roseburg were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs. Jim Wilaon around good students Al Johnson, superintendent, presented diplomas to Tom Harrington, Dale Barlon. San dra Bjerg. Mary B r o w n , Thomas Brown, Harold By num, June Est, Kalhy F itz hugh, Robert F ry. Mitchell Haga. Norma Jacobsen, D ar lene Johnson. lotcy Ixirrg, John Loshbaugh, Brian Mc Leod, Gary M e rrill, R/xlney M orrill, Lynn Neilsen, Ken neth Peel. Douglas Robbins. Lila Sabin. Susan Shaw, B ill Smith, Patricia Smith, John Spurgeon, Charles Storm, Ter rence Sweeney and James Stepp return to Port Orford Oscar Melby of Eugene is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A rt Aldropp in Lang Iola. FR O M R O SEBURG L a n g lo is Students Get A w a rd s A t E ig h th Grade Exercises and children o i Portland were overnight guests of M r and Mrs Newton Haga at thler home on Floras Lake Road ARMOURS STM “ < w n c STAR. 7-B û NC oo. S l a OE c ,
