Port Orford news., May 13, 1965, Page 4, Image 4

4—Bort Orford Ne»», Th und« y. May 13, 1965
ATTEND MEETING
A special education meeting
was held In Eugene last Sat­
urday w it h M r. McQuiston,
state special education d ire c to r
in charge of the meeting.
Teachers attending were Llsh
Mathews, Gold Beach; Edith
Jones, Port O rford; Edna Alex­
andra, Langlois; Thelma John­
son, Coquille, and Ethel Post of
M yrtle Point.
HAMLINS VISIT
M r. and M rs. Geo. Hamlin
and daughters of C o r v a l l i s
spent M other’ s Day weekend
with her mother, M ary Pugh,
In P ort O rford.
OPEN HOUSE AT HOSPITAL
W IL I BE SUNDAY
The annual Open House and
Scholarship Tea, held in con­
junction with National Hospital
Week, w ill be Sunday afternoon
from 1 to 4 o’ clock at Southern
Coos General Hospital.
A ll Coos and C u rry residents
of the hospital d is tric t, and
other interested people, are
co rd ia lly Invited to attend the
Open House and view the potted
plant and flow er arrangement
display which w ill be featured.
Refreshments w ill be served
throughout the afternoon.
Highlight of the annual a ffa ir,
sponsored by the Southern Coos
H o s p it a l A u x ilia ry , is th e
awarding of the $100 scholar­
ship to a student in the d is tric t
who is interested in a career
in the field of medicine.
DAUGHTER HOME
M iss Patty E llis , student at
Southern O r e g o n College in
Ashland, visited her parents,
M r. and M rs. John E llis in
Langlois during the Mother’ s
Day weekend.
LANGLOIS PRE­
SCHOOL VBITATION
FASHION SHOW SET
G irls from the Pacific High
F.H.A. classes, with th e ir in­
s tru c to r M rs. Judy H arrison,
w ill model th e ir dresses fo r
the Town and Country Club
M other’ s Day banquet toheheld
May 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the
grade school in Langlois.
A ll ladies are invited to at­
tend and view the teen-age fash­
ion show, hear special music,
and other entertainment.
WOMEN VISIT
Hazel McKenzie and Donna
C h u rch ill visited M yrtle Mc­
Kenzie and Gladys Kendall at
St. Catherine’ s Home in North
Bend Saturday.
D IN N ti. GUESTS
M r. and M rs. B ill Fanno of
Ophir and M rs. M arie McIn­
tyre of North Bend were Sun­
day dinner guests of Mattie
Mosher and C harlie Russell.
Monday luncheon guests were
M rs. Maybelle McNutt, E sterld
C a rv illo and M rs. McIntyre of
North Bend.
T.B . TESTS DUE
The Tuberculosis tine-tests
w ill be given at the schools on
May 17 and 18. Slips w ill be
sent home with the students
to be signed by parents or
guardians.
DANCERS TO ELECT
Eight couples and members
of the Beachcomber’ s Square
Dance club attended the Rog­
ues and Ruffles dance last Sat­
urday evening.
Next regular dance at the
Cove w ill be Saturday, with Joe
T urner of Bandon calling. An
election of officers w ill be held
following the dance.
IN COO6 BAY
M r. and M rs. Kenneth Bel­
den spent Sunday with M r. and
M rs. Ron Couch and fam ily in
Coos Bay.
Young granddaughter, Sharon
C o u c h , was celebrating h e r
birthday on Mother’ s Day.
Pre-school v i s i t a t i o n fo r
parents with children enrolling
in school next fa ll w ill be held
W e d n e s d a y at the P rim a ry
school in Langlois.
Parents are urged to attend
and bring th e ir children as
registration c a r d s w ill be
available and can be fille d out
at this time.
It w ill be appreciated i f the
newer residents of the com­
munity are contacted by the
parents who read this notice
o r w ill make a point to notify
others who should attend.
MOTHER VISITED
M rs. Dick Barklow of Lang­
lo is spent Sunday in M yrtle
Point with her mother, M rs.
T. G. Sum erlin, and sis te r,
M rs. Nancy M ille r.
FROM MT. HEBRON
M rs. Ralph Cope with two of
her children, Becky and Ralph
J r ., of Mt. Hebron, C a lif., v is ­
ited at the home of her parents,
M r. and M rs. Louis K reutzer,
on Floras Creek and also with
her siste r, M rs. A lb e rt Tom-
lison, at Arago last weekend.
A lbert Tomlinson and Louis
Kreutzer made a business trip
to Ferndale on Saturday.
TEACHER INSTITUTE
Teachers from a ll schools
in the county are planning a
Teachers’ Institute.
Ray Neugart, county school
superintendent, is c h a ir m a n
with Ed Kerpa, Fren Wilson,
Richard Rousselle and Tom
Radcliffe serving on the com­
m ittee from P ort O rfo rd , Pa­
c ific and Langlois.
IN EUGENE
M r. and M rs. Jack Waldle
of P ort O rford and M r. and
M rs. A. W. Harm o f Floras
Lake spent the weekend in Eu­
gene visitin g with the Dennis
Waldie fam ily.
DINNER GUESTS
M rs. Catherine McPhearson
and fam ily of Gold Beach were
Sunday dinner guests of M r.
and M rs. Charles Storm and
fa m ily in Langlois.
PICNIC HELD
Enjoying a M other’ s Day pic­
nic at th e Charles Fitzhugh
home on Sixes riv e r Sunday
w e r e M r. and M rs. P h illip
W right and fa m ily, M r. and
M rs. C. W, Newton, M r. and
M rs. Ralph Helmken and Lanny
Boston.
STUDENT OFFICERS
Candice M a rr was elected
president of the studentbody
at the election held Friday at
the Langlois Upper Elemen­
ta ry.
Other o f f i c e r s are Gary
Sm ith, vice president; Linda
Bess, s e c r e t a r y , and Leta
Moore, treasurer.
GUESTS OF SPOERLS
M r. and M rs. W. W. Per­
kins of Seattle, Wash., came
to spend the summer months
with Steve Spoerl at his ranch
south of Port O rford.
M rs. Neil B, Rice of River­
side, C a lif., was a recent guest
o f his.
TAKE FIELD TRIP
The second grade pupils of
the Langlos grade school had
an education field tr ip to Ban­
don.
Pupils visited the cheese fac­
to ry and the fish hatchery. Ac­
companying the group as chap­
erons were M rs. Pete Shaffer,
M rs. Steve Sullivan and Mrs.
Frank Wilcox.
BOWERS VISIT
M r. and M rs. Dale Bowers
and son J e rry visited relatives
in C reswell over the weekend.
IN SEATTLE
J e rry Teal of Langlois spent
the weekend vis itin g in Seattle.
MOTHER’S DAY DINERS
M rs. Dora Hatton accompan­
ied M r. and M rs. Tom Meade
to Coos Bay Sunday fo r a din­
ner and outing.
O t h e r P ort O rford people
making the same Sunday drive
were M r. and M rs. Charles
Haines.
A few not venturing so far
but enjoying dinner at Humbug
Lodge were M r. and M rs. Paul
Wagner, M rs. Ray Zumwalt,
M rs. Oma Wagner, M rs. Geo.
Sutton.
M r. and M rs. Rod McKenzie
and fa m ily, M r. and M rs. A rt
Goucher of Sixes had dinner in
Wedderburn.
FAM ILY GATHERING
A fam ily gathering at the
home of Hazel Hofsess in Lang­
lois Included M r. and Mrs.
Vern Magneson and M r. and
M rs. Dick Hofsess.
ATTEND FUNERAL
M r. and M rs. Bob Halcomb
of Langlois were in Richmond,
C a lif., last week to attend the
funeral of Vick Simenoe.
VISITS IN YREKA
Louis Kreutzer visited re ­
cently with his s is te r and her
husband, M r. and M rs. Wes
Hogan in Yreka, and with Mr.
and M rs. Ralph Cope and fam­
ily at Mt. Hebron, C a lif.
FLIES TO OHIO
W alter Stauffer flew to Bry-
an, Ohio, to see his father who
is seriously ill.
A f t e r reaching Chicago, he
met his daughter, Connie, who
went on to Ohio with him.
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Mothers' Tea
SOLO CONTEST SET
Coast schools fifth and six­
th grades w ill hold a solo con­
test in B rooking-, Saturday.
Ftfteen are p a r t i c i p a t i n g
from L anglois and Port O rford.
VISITS DAUGHTER
M rs. Bertha Bergstrom of
P ort O rfo rd returned this week
from Enumclaw, Wash., where
she has been v is itin g her daugh­
te r, M rs. Dennis Zollinger,and
fam ily.
AT CONVENTION
John Mayea and Leo P hillips
of P ort O rford attended the
Rotary convention in Newport
Thursday and Friday of last
week.
F A M II Y VISITS
M r. and M rs. Frank France
and M iss Em ily France of Ash­
land spent the weekend with the
Rev, and M rs. Jamie France In
P o rt O rford.
AT BOWl ING TOURNEY
Ethel Magneson, Vera Rhet-
n e rt, D oris A c k e r m a n , Ima
Strahan, Donna Melton, L u c ille
DeGross, Ronda Sharp, Jean
Moore, Florence Coldiron, Fay
Ennis of Gold Beach and Port
O rfo rd , representing the Del-
M a r and C h in o o k Bowling
teams, left Sunday fo r Portland
to participate in the Interna­
tional Bowling Congress to u r­
nament on Monday and Tuesday.
PARENTS VISITED
M r. and M rs. Jim Wilson
and sons of Port O rford visited
his parents, M r. and M rs. Fred
Wilson, in Seneca, O re., and
her p a r e n t s , M r. and M rs.
Frank LaJoie, in Eugene over
the weekend.
DAUGHTER VISITS
M rs. Ralph Donaldson and
twin daughters of Sunnyvale,
C al., are v is itin g her parents,
M r. and M rs. A rie l MacDonald
in P o rt O rfo rd fo r s e v e r a l
weeks.
BROTHER HERE
Fred H a rris of Cottage Grove
who Is visitin g and taking in a
b it of Rogue R iver fishing has
been a guest of M r. and M rs.
W illiam Nutt and his s is te r,
M rs. Walter C ram , In Port
O rford.
M r. and M rs. Cram were In
Portland several days last week
on business.
IN CRESCENT CITY
M r. and M rs. Clarence Zuber
of Port O rford spent the week­
end with M r. arid M rs. Jack
Norman in Crescent C ity.
DINE AT HUMBUG
M r. and M rs. Tony R ichter
of Coos Bay were Sunday v is ­
ito rs at the home of M r. and
M rs. John Marsh in P ort O r­
ford and the four had M other’ s
Day dinner at Humbug Lodge.
NIECE VISITS
Visiting A lbert Wehmeler re ­
cently were his niece and hus­
band, M r. and M rs. Roger K el­
ley and two daughters of P o rt­
land.
PARENTS VISIT
M r. and M rs. W illiam Green
of Newberg visited during the
weekend with their son, W ilbur
Green, In Port O rford.
SISTER VISITS
M rs. Thelma B rett
visited several days
with her sister and
M r. and M rs. David
P ort Orford.
of Seattle
last week
husband,
S ta rr, In
HOST CARD PARTY
M r. and M rs. Roland G er­
hardt were hosts at th e ir home
Saturday evening fo r a canasta
party.
Guests were M r. and M rs.
Howard Gregerson, M r. and
M rs. O rv ille Ruth, M r. and
Mrs. Lou Hardy. Th? Hardys
and M rs. Gregerson were w in­
ners of the high and low scores.
HOUSE GUESTS
M r. and M rs. D eryl Sauers
of Rio D ell, C a lif., were v is ­
iting friends In P o rt O rfo rd
last week and were houseguests
of M r. and M rs. O rris Smith.
TOUPEES
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FRI. -JAT. ....MIOSITI
IN MEDFORD
M r. and M is . George Mac­
Donald of Port O rfo rd were in
Medford durine tin* weekend
on business for Hie Grange
Mutual I ife Insili ance.
DINNER GUI STS
M r. and M rs. A lbert B i l l ­
ion of Denmark were guests of
M r. and M rs. Bob Pow l ie of
M yrtle Point fo r a M other’ s
Day d i n n e r Sunday at th e
B ro ile r in North Bend.
Couple Talks of Trip South
M r. and M rs. Robert Meyeis
feet. They were entertained by
recently returned from an ex­
a w o n d e r f u l symphony o r­
tended vacation which took them
chestra, dressed in th e ir warm
to Mexico for a wonderful sight­
ponchos.
seeing trip along with several
N e x t their camp w a s at
hundred other people who were
Puebla at the edge of the city
tn the group, a 'l taking tra ile rs ,
on an area cleared for a five-
known as the A irstre a m Trail»*:
year housing development. A
Tour.
stage was built at the grounds,
Leaving Port O rford Jan. 18 loud speakers put up anti en­
they headed for B row nsville,
tertainment consisted of the
Tex., the meeting place. A r r i­
city band, two m arlachis bands,
ving there the 27th they had a Normal School dancei •*,Charro
few days with friends before
on horseback whose horse dan­
the week of instructions: do’ s, ced with the hand, rope tw ir l-
don’ ts, M e x ic a n Insurance, e rs anti a sm all boy Charro.
to u rists cards, car p e rm it,e tc.
"M a rim b a players and fire ­
They moved Into camp at Fort
works that were more beaut­
Brown w it h the 400 tra ile r
iful than any we had ever seen.
caravan. They were advised
W o n d e r f u l soloists, too. We
to b r i n g th e ir own canned ce rta in ly can appreciate the
meats, powdered m ilk butter,
Mexican culture when we can
and cautioned that even when enjoy it tn this way,” M rs.
they taught the five gallons of Meyers related.
d is tille d water that they must
Next day was a bus tour of
add the teaspoon of clorox. This
the city: at the polio c lin ic they
was necessary to combat the heard the children sing, saw
' Ravenge of Moctezuma” as ceram ics from the sifting of the
the d y s e n t e r y disease Is
clay to the finished painted and
called. Brownsville gave us en­
glazed products; at the m ar­
tertainment and our meetings
kets they saw displays of bas­
held in their C ivic Auditorium ,
kets, sarapes, onyx, carvings,
says M rs. Meyers. It was quite
etc. and were treated by a
a sight when the morning of Feb. Supermarket with sandwiches
5 we rolled across the bridge
and pop.
o /e r the Rto Grande R iver into
Next to Cuernavaca, the city
Matamoros.
of eternal springs, where they
The firs t stop was V icto ria , parked on Arm y d r ill grounds.
Tamaultpas, a ta a u tlfu l ramp On our tour, M argaret says,
near hospital (tn construction) “ we say breakfasts being pack­
and school overlooking the city.
aged fo r school children and
Saw a program outdoors, 5,OOP CARE packages from the U.S.
school children In colorful cos­
piled high In the storeroom .”
tume and dances. Saturday: a The flowers at the m zrke tw -re i
tour of the c ity , Norm al A rt
b e a u t i f u l . They visited the
School, Henequtn plant, and at
Porda Gardens, thp old church,
the market bought pineapples,
more pyram ids and a beautiful
papayas, andbananas--wonder- w aterfall. F r o m there they
ful fru it. That e v e n in g a p ro ­
made a bus tr ip to Taxro,
gram of native dances was held the s ilv e r mining city. S liver
In the theater fo r them. Sunday
Is s till mined there and shops
Included church at camp and a d i s p l a y the beautiful things
horse show at the arena by the made from it. Taxco is built
C harros In the afternoon.
on the h illsid e and a taxi ride
Monday they drove to Tam­
here gives one a ro lle r-co a st­
pico, Veracruz, by fields of e r th r ill.
sugar cane and maguey cactus.
P a r k e d by beautiful M o llllo
DRIVE TO ACAPULCO
R iver under tro p ic skies. Fla­
Then came a day for a 208
mingos flew over, pink in the m ile drive to Acapulco, past
sunlight. Tripped over the city, fields o.' watermelons, cotton,
out to the beach, and were corn, papayas, coconut trees,
entertained at camp with a good lvocados and ra ttle . The sky
band program . Wednesday on w a s blue, with huge cotton
to Tuxnan, camped at the fa ir­
clouds. We dropped Into the
grounds; enjoyed swimming in c ity which stretches about the
the warm gulf; entertained by shore of a te a u tlfu l bay. We
M arlachis (a ll m u s ic from
were parked at the Naval Base
memory); toured the E l Tajln
with t o w e r in g palms, white­
Ruils where h ills are being
washed trunks and our own
uncovered to reveal the Indian
dwellings and temples of long beach for the Caravaners. Here
they enjoyed a g la ss-lo tto rr
ago. In Papantla, the vanilla
boat ride to see the bright
center, they met two Mormon
colored fish. The diver brought
m issionaries, young toys ser­
ving there from Arizona and ip porcupine fish, blow fish,
Nevada. At camp that after­
and sea urchins. They went out
noon they saw the rope-swing­
Into the Pacific a little ways
ers and pinwheel rid e rs who and back into the bay to see
gave a th r ill with th e ir per­
the Shrine of Guadalupe under
formance.
th e water, p a s s in g Caleta
Leaving Tuxpan they clim b­
Beach with its crowd of ba­
ed to 9200 feet and saw d if­
thers. At the El M lrador Hotel
ferent vegetation at every level.
they saw the divers with light­
Banana palms, orange groves, ed torches in th e ir hands dive
coffee plantations, and into the into the water. Again good pro­
pines. At the top near some grams were brought tn them.
large lakes were Indians tend­
Sunday the children from an
ing sheep. One old lady was ma­
orphanage and their leaders
king the wool into yarn. They gave the worship service. They
stayed that night at Pachuca, enjoyed the friendship of a Navy
man’ s fam ily and visited the
I id algo, on A rm y post grounds,
ii. ll‘g.tlx cold plateau of 8300__ school and were given some
ARRIVE BACK IN STATES
On the 12th they crossed
Into the States at Roma. Oh!
so happy to see good ole* USA
and gel a good h a m b u r g e r ,
French file s , Ice cream, find
a coin laundry and lota of good
water.
In McAllen, Tex., they parked
on (lie A rm ory grounds ami had
Use of the new civic auditorium
foi talent show night and In
thal crowd there was lots of
wonderful talent. The last night
they had a banquet and more
entertainment.
They report the tr ip was
wonderful— all they had hoped
fo r and more. The leaders were
tops, and said they felt safe
with police and soldier pro­
tection at every stop.The set.
up In the tra ile r company out.
lining the route, reserving the
camp sites, arranging lours,
is something a few cannot d<
on their own. Many of the Mex­
icans apeak English w ell,
r ,
Ihe wards of the Governor’ s
wife when she made her wel­
com e
speech In P a c h u c a ,
"T here would be more peace
In tile World If more fam ilies
c o u ld visit as we.”
drums.
FOI IAGE I IKE OREGON
lhe 24th they d im tad to
10,2f>o feet through foliage like
Is found tn Oregon and then
dropped 7,300 feet to spend
five days in Mexico C ity. The
Hide lot the city tour spoke
perfect English and It was a
most rewarding trip . Ihey vis­
ited ttie Zoralo Cathedral, Na­
tional P tla re , markets, pai ks,
saw glass blowing, and had a
tour oi the U niversity and at­
tended the Folklorh Ballet at
tlw Palace of l ine A lts . Bus
ti Ips took them to v isit the
Desert of the I tons on the way
to Toluca, ihe basket-making
capital. Toluca has a great in­
dustrial future. It w»s maiket
day In all Its color when every­
one conn s io town Io l>uv, sell,
shak* hands, see friends, and
have a d rin k— and was there a
crowd! They w a tc h e d little
c h i l d r e n weave baskets. An­
other day a trip to Xochlm llco,
the floating gardens, to ride in
the boats ns (hey glide on the
canals. Indians with long hair
push the boats along with poles.
Some boats were kitchens pre­
paring fo«1 and serving II to
people on other boats. Small
boats came along side to sell
c o r s a g e s , sarapes, musical
toys, etc.
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ENJOY PIÑATA PARTY
At San Migeul Attends they
saw the copper, tin and brass
specialties made, and enjoyed
a play at the U niversity, a
piñata party, and had an egg-
fllle d with conteet broken on
th e ir heads--as part of the
fUn celebration b e f o r e Ash
Wednesday; a ls o here were
beautiful firew orks.
.'M a r c h 3 thev parked at Sllao
and from there visited Guan-
jUato, driving through tunnels
which were old riv e r beds; went
up to a silve r mine, saw 107
mummies in catacombs under­
ground. Next day to Ic o n , the
le a th e r-m a k in g c ity , where
they took pictures of a co lo r­
ful roof garden on the Leon
Hotel. While In Aguasctllonle
they especially liked the lace
fa t t o t y, watchin, 2fX) j-lrt»
working and seeing the >4 .aM-
tful things they made. March 6
they crossed the Tropic ofCan-
e e r, coming to Durango where
tliey parked on college grounds
next to a stadium and again had
wonderful entertainment, a trip
to an iron mine and a city,
church and U niversity tour.
White in Torroon Ihey showed
the housing areas, ball fields
and hospitals which U.S. money
had helped to build. 1 hey tour­
ed Cruz Blanca and the Ma-
gavi Winery. Next stop was
S a ltillo where they saw sarapes
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twlng woven, the s liv e r shops,
and were entertained attheU nl-
verslty auditorium by children
alngers, rope jumping (some­
thing they had never seen be­
fore) and natlva dances In cos­
tume.
NORTH TO C H Il PANCIAOO
A fter five days they turned
north to Chllpanclago, where
everywhere they looked ware
children, and the beset of bur-
den—the b u r r o . Everywhere
women c a n y loads on their
head: the washing, bundtea of
wood, buckets of water and
always they are washing at
every riv e r, stream , o r I r ­
rigation ditch. On ihe Army
Reserve grounds they had ta illl
a laige p isifo rm . The Mayor
had lea and cakes served to
a ll, w h ile entertainers with
beautiful c o s tu m e s and head
d r e s s danced native dances.
Next m o r n in g everyone was
awakened with the bugle» and
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M rs. Jean S train, teacher
of the firs t grade at the Lang­
lo is school, held a Mother’ s
Day tea for her pupils and par­
ents Friday afternoon.
This has become an annual
•v e n t, sponsored by M rs.S tra ln
and looked forward to with plea­
sure at this tim e of the year
by the many parents. Each ofthe
Students recited a poem, amt
I lnda Stevenson placed a plant*
solo, and the group sang "Down
In the V alley.” The guests then
enjoyed refreshments served
by Mrs. John Wahl and M is.
A rchie Aldropp.
Guests attending were M is.
Lawrence Keeler, M rs. Dick
Hildebrand, M is . Shi Cadnian,
Mi s. Frank W ilcox, Mrs. Die’,
fu c k e r, M r s . Gerald Kan ph,
M i s. Jack Donaldson, M rs. Jin-
Sweeney, M rs. A lb e rl Moore,
M rs. Etl Sypher, M is . Dale
B e llin g e r, Mrs. Marion Whit­
taker, Mrs, H a r o ld Syphei,
M rs. Joe T a ylo r, M rs. Gal,
Stevenson, M rs. James Hanna,
M rs . E a rl P otter, M rs. Clyde
Short, M rs. DonHcrhtson, Mrs.
C ecil W right, M rs. Tom Kay,
M rs. John W illia m s, and Mrs.
Francis Melton.
ZUMWAl IS PICNIC
Honeyniau State Park near
Florence was the meeting place
for a Mother’ s Day picnic when
M r, and M rs. Wes Zumwalt of
Port O rtord met th e ir daugh­
te r end fam ily, the Don Ruckers
of Junction City, fo r the fam­
ily get-together.
The Zumwalts learned re -
cently that th e ir son, Major
Bruce Zumwalt, stationed at
Davenport, Iowa, w ill t*e lea­
ving the states In July for
Ethiopia where he w ill be an
advisor for the Ethiopian arm y.
M i s. Bruce Zumwalt w ill re ­
main in Davenport duiing her
husband’ s absence of a year.
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