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4—Port O r la li News, Timi »day. May IS. 1967 North Curi went to Coos Bay Saturday to the spaghetti dinner put on by the Job’ s Daughters. Spring Concert Well Received Thursday evening, May 11, the Annual Spring Band Con cert of Pacific High, Battle Rock and Langlois upper ele mentarles was presented In the Pacific High gym. The pro gram was as follows: "T h e L ittle G iant" March, a clas sical gallery of three numbers arranged by F o rre st L . Bucht el; "P u rp le Horizons’ over ture; "Toccata fo r Band’ 1 and "T otem P o le " march w e r e presented by Pacific High band. The Battle Rock advanced band presented " F e s tiv a l," "Salute to Beethoven," "Them e from New W orld Symphony,” and the "C olonel John” march. The ad vanced band from Ltn g lo ls con tinued the program with " B r is to l" march, "Appalachian Fan ta s y ," the fo u r-p a rt "S uite fo r Young People" and "D ie F le- derm aus" overture. T ie Pa c ific High group then presented "H J 1 of Fam e" march, " F lo r entine F e s tiv a l," "T h e King and I , " and "Swing Bolero."" Members of the Pacific High1 band are T im Hanna, M ichelle Deets, Barbara D o n a ld s o n , Candice M a rr, Pam Repp, J e rry F o rty, Patty Smith, Brad Sweeney, B re tt Valet, Greg In man, D®.wn Ray, T e rry H :lm - qulst, J e rry H a ll, Steve Terp, B rian McLyod, Wayne Moore, Keith Chenoweth, Brad Marsh, John Parks, M ilt Smith, Ken Rodgers, John Loshbaugh, Ray Tlchenor and Clyde Gore. Battle Rock advanced band members are Susan Rlsley, Ev elyn Mecum, Fae Estes, K rtss Fenton, Bob V alet, Jim Sa mudio, Drug Jamison, Brian P h illip s, Keith Paterson, Mike L?nox, Randy F oster, M lit W il son, Patty McKenzie, Carolyn Peterson, Laura Sells, Rod M a rsta ll, John Samudio, Har old Dcnn, V ic to r Gates, Ray- Smith, M ike H i.rdy, B ill Len ox and Laura M a rsta ll. The Langlois advanced band members are Arden S trycker, Gayle Knutson, Cathy Tucker, Kathleen P arks, Carol Donald son, Leta Moore, Cindy Bel anger, Teresa F re d e rick, Lisa Parks, Monte B u rt, D a v id B jerg, D a rre ll B jerg, H erbert B ell, John Zuppe, Bruce Slo cum, Steve Osberg, Jim Kamph, Gary Smith, Cleve P.att and George Ja rvis. C redit fo r the success of the program and thanks fo r the help given was expressed to M iss Jeannlne James fo r the program s, to Lynn Neilsen and Jean D w lre fo r caring fo r the ushering and to Pam Repp and Dawn Ray fo r the decorations. E a rl Bess, the P ort Orford News, the Pacific High fac ulty and the p rincipals of the three schools were also includ ed in the credits and thanks. AT UNIVERSITY M r. and M rs. Verdo H a rris spent M other’ s Day at the Ore gon State U niversity In C or v a llis with th e ir daughter, M ary Lou. FASHION SHOW DUE The Business and Profes sional Women w ill present a Fashion Show at 1 p.m. Sat urday, May 20, in the m u lti purpose room of the grade school In Port O rford. Local women w ill be models. Wayne M e rre ll w ill sing, accompanied by Ben Inabnit. Refreshments of coffee and pie w ill be served and a one d o lla r donation w ill be asked to r the fashion show. I COOS BAY M r. and M rs. C lell Mason id M r. and M rs. A rt Aldropp Langlois drove to Coos Bay r Sunday dinner. T CONVENTION M rs. Otis Bowman and M rs. . I. Mather of Gold Beach and rs. Verdo H a rris of P ort O r- ird attended the RHO state invention of Delta Kappa amma at Gearhart last week- STAY AT CABIN M rs. Dal W eir, M rs. Ruth Wahl and M r. and M rs. Ira Tucker of P ort Orford spent Sunday at the Tucker cabin 14 miles up Sixes. Ttie dogwood and other flow ers that are blooming so profusely brought raves from the group. IN BROOKINGS M r. and M rs. H arry Kalina and Stephen of Part Orford spent M other’ s Day in Brook ings with her parents, M r. and M rs. James K irby. SISTER VISITS M rs. Joyce M o rris from Eu reka visited her s iste r, M rs. Carmine Musick, this week, and then went to Garibaldi to v is it her son and fa m ily, Ronald R. Poe. home of M r. and M rs. Lem M orin on Mother’ s Day were M r. and M rs. James Crose the g irls and the Wm. K rlc k fam ily of Port O rfo rd , M r. and M rs. A lvls McDonald and fam ily from Gold Beach, M r. and M rs. A lbert M orin and the V a l te r C la rk fam ily from Coos Bay. VISIT PARENTS M iss Rosa M itchell and M r. GUESTS AT HALLS M r. and M rs. A rt Sweet and his cousin, M rs. Annie Si,ence from Nova Scotia, were guests fo r M other’ s Day at the Ralph Hall home on A irp o rt Road. M rs. Hall Is the daughter of the Sweets. POPPY SAIF. DATED The Am erican 1 eglon Aux ilia ry is announcing thel r annual Poppy Sale which w ill be held In Port O rfo rd , May 26-27. These popples are made by the veterans In the hospitals and are purchased fo r then, by the local a u xilia rie s to be sold to the public. The money made by these sales goes back to the hospitals to purchase ma te ria ls fo r the handwork, books fo r the lib ra ry o r any other project that Is needed there. READS VISIT M r. and M rs. Lloyd Read were In P ort O rford fo r Moth e r’ s Day and visited with th e ir daughter and son-in-law , M r. and M rs . Claud Funk and also with th e ir granddaughter, M rs. L «onard Roach who has th e ir HOST DINNER M r. and M rs. Archie A l dropp of Langlois entertain ed M r. and M rs. Wayne Hold- sclaw and fam ily of Portland fo r M other’ s Day dinner. CUP AND REDEEM VISIT MOTHER M r. and M rs. D ick B a rk- low of Langlois spent Moth e r’ s Day with her m o th e r,M rs. T. G. Sum erlln In M y rtle Point. SIXES 6RKNGE The Sixes Grange met at the h all Saturday. Those present were to put o ff planting u ntil after May 23 the vegetables and flow ers that would freeze. Members » e re urged to keep poisons, such as A ld rtn a poi son fo r moles, away from sm all animals and pets since one member had lost a pedigreed Beagle puppy because of eating this poison. In was announced that Coos County Is putting In 30 acres of com m ercial beans this year and a tour of pastures in Jose phine County was announced fo r May 15. Clarence Brooks, 1 e g 1 s 1 a- tive chairman, said in his re port: " T o have a healthy ag ric u ltu re the fa rm e r must liv e w ithin a legislative realm that Allows him elbow room through ownership of land, production and marketing, with the re a li zation of a reasonable p ro fit. ’ ’ any legislation cu rta ils these Jiings it not only hurts the fa rm e r but If allowed to stand w ill be fe lt by the entire na tion. Excess profits made by handlers of a gricultural pro ducts w hile the fa rm e r can hardly meet his obligations and support his fam ily can only be p a rtly siphoned back Into c ir culation with the Income tax, while a sales tax works In the reverse. Excess p ro fits made at the expense of someone else does not ca rry out our A m e ri can theme of equal opportunity and neither does any tax that makes the poor poorer and the rich r ic h e r ." The grange has sold 1.17th of -r< aero on the east side of the h all to the state highway department fo r use in building the new highway. Brooks was elected as alternate delegate to the state convention In North Bend, June 12-16. M rs. V irg il C annon,lecturer, announced that May Is church month and rem ind«! each per son of th e ir responsibility In this m atter. In keeping with the Mother’ s Day theme, a card and gift were presented to M rs. Sylvia Honeywell as the oldest mother present and to M rs. Juanita B illin g s as the young est. O rv ille Phipps, master of the Ophir Grange, extended an in vitation to the grange mem bers to attend a meeting at th e ir hall May 25 to hear a speaker te ll of the advantages of the East-West highway. BIRTH 'AY NOTED Kathy Aldropp of Langlois had a birthday Thursday and Friday her grandparents, M r. and M rs. A rt Aldropp, enter tained at dinner fo r her. The guests Included M r. and M rs. Archie Aldropp, Janet, Karen and Linda, Janice Manlcke and Lisa Parks; Janice and Lisa remained as overnight guests. FRIENDS VISIT Hubert H lcklethier and C.L. Bartholomew fo rm e r school mates at Drain of Bob Thomas, who now liv e in Portland, were guests at the Thomas home In P ort O rford last week. IN LANGLOIS M rs. Ethel C o rrick of Lang lo is recently enjoyed a v is it from friends, M rs. Zada Bush of T illam ook and Gail Bush of North Bend. VISIT ZU MW ALTS M r. and M rs. L. L . Jackson of Bandon were v is ito rs at the Clarence Zumwalt home on Wednesday. RETURNS HOME M rs. Carmine Musick of Six es returned last week from a v isit with relatives and friends In Eureka. IN COOS BAY M rs. M attie Mosher of Lang lo is Is In Coos Bay visitin g M r. and M rs. John O r r and w ill v is it her bro th e r, Chas. Russell, who Is In the hospital. ATTEND DINNER M r. and M rs. Bob Stock of Sixes and Sharlott Erickson MOTHER’ S DAY GUESTS Guests at the P ort O rford MEN TO MEET T ie C hristian Men’ s Fellow ship of C u rry County w ill meet at the Baptist Church In Gold Beach Saturday evening at 6:46. Glenn Davis, pastor o f the F irs t Baptist Church In Bandon, w ill be the speaker. A11 man are Invited to attend. DINNER GUESTS Guests of M r. ami M rs. Ver non Magneson on M other’ s Day fo r church and dinner were M r. and M rs. O rville Anvil,- son of Coos Bay. IN EUGENE M rs. Harold Dunn and KB, went to the U niversity of O te- gon Mother’ s Weeketxi at Eu gene F rla .y , returning Sun day. from brazii Guests of M r, and M rs. Kobt. Thomas of Port O lfo rd during the past week were M r. and M rs. E llio tt Eaves and ch ild ren from Rio de Janeiro, B ra z il, who a rc frie n d * and busi ness associates of M r. and M rs. John Macy, daughter and son- in-law of the Thomases. Macy works fo r the Carnation M ilk Co. In B ra z il and M r. 1 ave* 1* with the advertising company that handle* th e ir account. Both men are graduates of the Am erican Institute of Foreign Trade In Phoenix, A ll* . , where they took post-graduate work and they and th e ir wives were trained to meet the conditions they would lace on the Held before they were allowed to go to B ra z il. M rs. 1 ave» Is a 100 EXTRA STAMPS coupon vont ....... Ma, 1447 Limit I tf«tra Top Value Stamp* with porch«»« lb help you get started, here’s native Colombian and thi l l l i t tle g ir l Is named L o rra in e and th e ir boy Is Human. While In this area they also visited M r. and M rs. 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