4—Port Orford New«, Thursday, June 13, 1968
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dog while they were gone and
to M r. and M rs. Frank M o rris
fo r caring fo r th e ir b ird.
Return From Trip
\ l r . and M rs. J. W. McNeese
if E lk River le ft on May 6
’n r a vacation trip of one month
■I returned June 3 after having
tiaveled about five thousand
lies through five states, v is it
ing relatives of both of them
and also friends of many years.
In Boise, Ida., they visited
her nephew, then on to Monte
zuma Creek, Utah, where her
brother, H. C. Hunter, Is super
intendent of E l Paso Natural
Gas Company.
In Colorado the McNeeses
visited the Mesa Verde c liff
dwellings where they saw some
a rtifa cts that are said to be
15,000 years old. Some corn
which had been kept sealed
fo r possibly 750 years looked
as though It would grow If put
in the ground.
They found Durango, Colo.,
to be another spot fille d with
history and from there went
to Lubbock, Tex., where the
sad note of the ir trip was ex
perienced. M r. McNesse’ s s is
ter was in the hospital as a
result of the emotional shock
of losing her son, whose funeral
was the day before they a rrive d ,
and since It was Impossible to
v i s i t with her they went to
Abilene where they visited the
D. E. Burns fam ily who have
visited m Port Orford. When they
returned to Lubbock they found
the sister m uch im proved and
had a wonderful v is it w ith her.
A t Waco, T e x ., they visited hi«
sister, Mrs. Dan Cash, and her
three m arried sons, then on to
R inger to .v is it a niece.
On M em orial Day, 1968, at
10 a.m. P ort O rford Cub Scouts
David and Mike Schroeder, D ar
r e ll and B illy Cobb and C h ris
Wagner went to the cem etery
w it h
representatives of the
Am erican Legion and A u x ilia ry
and, a fte r p r e s e n t i n g the
C olors, placed 42 swags and
flags on the graves of w ar
Veterans.
Hiese Cubs from Pack 98
placed a m em orial wreath at
the base of the flag in mem ory
of the Unknown Soldier and put
special wreaths on the graves
of the two oldest veterans who
are burled in the cemetery.
They were Isaac Johnson of the
94th Infantry In Massachusetts,
who died In 1912, and Leland
White, b ro th er of Gene White,
who was in the F ir s t W orld
War.
In the evening the boys re
turned to the cem etery and
gathered up the flags and are
caring fo r them.
It is the hope of the Legion
and A u x ilia ry that this is the
beginning o f an annual program
fo r M em orial Day and that every
year the Cubs and Scouts w ill
make the placing of wreaths
and f l a g s a pa rt of t h e i r
program .
Back Acres Install
Back A cres Garden Club met
on June 5 at the home of Hazel
McKenzie In P ort O rfo rd with
Verena Nobl e as co-hostess.
W a l t e r Schroeder, County
Extension Agent fo r C u r r y
County, was the speaker and
talked on “ Pruning Flow ering
Shrubs” and showed a film on
the subject.
M ary Anderson was welcom
ed into the Club as a new mem
be r and was presented w ith an
azalea.
It was announced that die
$100.00 Club scholarship had
been given to T e rry Sweeney
at the commencement program
la st Sunday night.
New o ffic e rs were Installed
and presented with corsages by
o u t g o i n g president, Evelyn
MacDonald, who then turned
the meeting over to the new
president, Thelma F oster.
IN TENNESSEE
M r. and M rs. Pat Reese and
daughter, Debbie, of P ort O r
fo rd , are vacationing In Ten
nessee, v is itin g Reese’ s re la
tives.
HOST PARTY
Last Sunday afternoon M r.
and M rs. Robert Thomas of
Port O rfo rd had a pa rty In
th e ir home honoring M rs. B e r
nie Lawrence f r o m Eugene,
Bernice Russell of Los Angeles,
C a lif., and K a r a MacDonald
from Sunnyvale, C a lif.
They
had planned a cook-out but be
cause o f weather conditions had
It indoors and asked the fo llo w
ing frien ds to be th e ir guests
at the occasion: M r. and M rs .
A r ie l MacDonald, M r. and M rs.
Calvin Smith, M rs. Roy M ills ,
M r. and M rs . Dale Blagdon,
M r. and M rs. Delbert N ew kirk,
and M r. and M rs. T racy Corbin
from Gold Beach.
HENRY GUESTS
Recent v is ito rs at the home
of M r. and M rs . Lute Henry
In Langlois were W ilfre d La ird
of Bandon, M r. and M rs . Chuck
Lewis of Springfield and Ruth
McDonald and M r. and M rs.
John O rr of Coos Bay.
FROM SEATTLE
Beatrice Noble of S e a t t le ,
visite d frien ds In Langlois last
week. She is a fo rm e r resident
of the community.
CUB SCOUT AWARDS
Cub Scout Pack 252 held an
awards meeting in the Langlois
cafeteria last week. The theme
fo r Den 1 was “ Davy Jones’
Locker” and fo r the Weblos
was “ F o re s te r.”
B la ir Barklow was awarded
They wish to express a fe r
vent “ thank you’ to M r. and
M rs, Lester H ill and M r. and
'. i s . M ilton le e r , neighbors on
!• Ik Creek, who cared fo r th e ir
A T GRADUATION
M rs. B ill Hefner and son,
Tony, went to C o rv a llis last
Sunday, June 2, to see her
bro th e r, Joe Stonecypher, grad
uate from Oregon State U n iver
sity.
His m ajor was Aero
nautical Engineering and he w ill
be going to H a rtford , Conn.,
where he has a Job w ith the
P ra tt Whitney Company.
GO FISHING
M r. and M rs. Howard Pickle
and five children, and Royce
Pennington o f Langlois went
fishing over last weekend In the
Klamath R iver In Oregon, about
three h o u rs d rlv e fro m Ashland.
They rep ort that they had the
best luck of th e ir lives and are
going again this weekend. The
weather was very warm but the
fish b it in the m iddle of the day
anyway and the children found
it most pleasant to spend th e ir
tim e in the water, too.
AT GRADUATION
M r. and M rs. E lro y E ric k
son, sons Dennis and L a rry ,
and M rs . Mel Brownley and
daughter, V icky, son -in -law
and daughters of M r. and M rs.
George McDonald of P ort O r
fo rd , were v is ito rs at the home
of th e ir parents over the week
end to attend the high school
graduation exercises fo r th e ir
bro th er, B ill McDonald.
Port 1 «riot'd.
to
the s ilv e r arro w on his Bear
badge.
Den 1 presented a shadow
puppet skit on “ Deep Sea A n i
m als” and at a candle ceremony
the following Webelos were p re
sented awards: D a rre ll Rosen-
b e rry , F oreste r award; Bobby
Hildebrand, athletic, a rtis t, en
gineer, na turalist and fo re s te r
awards; Greg W ilcox, fo re s te r
and a rtis t; Bruce Neilson, scho
la r, fo re s te r and a c e rtific a te
of graduation as he is going
into the Boy Scouts.
Bobby Hildebrand, Greg W il
cox and Bruce Neilson were
given Webelos badges. They
described what they had done
to earn the badges, p a rt of
which was the wall display In
fo re s try which s h o w e d the
kinds of wood used in buildings
in this area.
Cub Scouts Assist In
Memorial Service
As they began the ir tr ip they
stopped in Graham, Tex., where
they especially enjoyed a v is it
with M r. and M rs. Harold Lo
la ugh whom they had known be
fore they were m a rrie d — and
that was 45 years ago.
At Silverton, Tex., the Mc
Neeses report that “ a ll of th e ir
nth and kin” from many m iles
lound had a reunion fo r them
ud then they drove across
• cw Mexico back to Idaho Into
stern Oregon and then home
SISTER VISITS
The b ro th e r-in -la w an d
s is te r of Herb Geer o f Lang
lo is , M r. and M rs. John Guedon,
came fo r a v is it on June 3
which was the Geers’ 30th
w e d d in g anniversary. They
stayed fo r three days In the
North C u rry c ity.
osfofto »smes »lAMeans
FA M ILY HERE
M r. and M rs. H a rry Holm,
new Superintendent of Western
States Plywood of P ort O rford,
LOCAL CUB SCOUTS helped deccrate graves at Masonic
Cem etery M emorial Day. With them is Mrs. Bob Meyer.
SON, F A M IL Y VISIT
M r. and M rs . Odell Flake
of Coast Guard h ill were glad
last week to have th e ir son
and daug hter-in -la w , M r. and
M rs . T im Flake and two sons,
from F orest Grove, home fo r
a v is it from Thursday to Sun
day and were most pleasantly
surprised to have M r. and M rs .
C. S. C ru m rlne s fro m T illa
mook come to v is it too.
H ie C rum rlnes are the p a r-
e n ts-in -la w of M rs. B ill C ru m
rin e, daughter of the Flakes,
who with her childre n is liv in g
with them w hile her husband is
in Vietnam .
Word from B ill C ru m rine is
that he hopes to be home In
October instead of the la te r
date that was f ir s t given to him .
TAKES POSITION
T e rre l Repp, who has been
P rin cip a l o f the Langlois E le
mentary schools fo r the past
two years, has accepted a s im
ila r position with the schools at
Glendale, and w ill be m oving
h is fa m ily to that c ity about
Ju ly 1. He came to Langlois
fro m the David Douglas D is
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IN HOSPITAL
M rs . M ild re d Russell, a long
tim e teacher In the P o rt O r
fo rd school and one who Is re
tir in g this year, is In the M c -
Auley H ospital In Coos Bay
and It Is expected that she
w ill be there fo r some tim e.
She w o u ld be glad to have
v is ito rs and cards and le tte rs
fro m her frien ds.
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WIN B A L L GAME
On Wednesday of la st week
the facu lty of the Langlois E le
m entary school won the Base
b a ll game from the Eighth Grade
w ith a score of 13 to 4.
COOK HONORED
Hazel Hofsess w ill r e t i r e
from the L a n g l o i s schools
where she has been head cook
fo r 28 yea rs. She was honored
by a School Board dinner on
June 3, a Staff dinner on June 4,
and a student body party on
June 5.
The Staff presented
her w ith a beautiful sweater
as a g ift of appreciation.
BSSItoRINR JULY I. IS_6&-
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N O T IC E O F B U D G E T H E A R IN G
PLAN T R A IL RIDE
The “ T r a llr ld e r s ” Langlois
4H club met at the Paul Smith
home on Wednesday evening and
discussed the forthcom ing t r a il
ride which w ill be on June 22.
They w ill have another meeting
on June 18 to complete th e ir
plans but as of now they plan
to go up F lo ra s Creek, p re
tending they are pioneers (m o
dern style), taking food to be
prepared over the open fir e and
sleeping under the stars (they
hope) in sleeping bags. Those
at the m eeting were Kent M a r
tin, M ilt Sm ith, Tam Hanna,
G all Hefner and J e rlta Hefner.
F O R V M S F IS C A L T S A R
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were culm inated by the Lang
lo is 6th Grade, taught by M rs.
Frances E verest, on F rid a y,
May 31, with a program to
which a ll the. m others were
invited. Mexican songs and re
ports on Latin A m e rica were
given by the students and two
plays were presented, one of
which depicted a Mexican school
where the conversation was a ll
In Spanish.
M others attending the most
in te restin g program were M rs.
E a rl Bess, M rs. Jack Donald
son and two childre n, M rs.
Jorgensen, M rs. W illia m Losh-
baugh, M rs . Robert Shaffar,
M rs. W illia m Storm , M rs . Dick
S trycke r and daughter, M rs .
Charles Van Lear and two sons,
M rs. Robe rts , M rs . Glenn Shan-
ton, M rs. Dale Smith and M rs .
Ralph Cope.
t r ic t near Portland and his
daughter, Pamela , graduated
from P acific High School In
1967. H is youngest daughter,
Ter* Sue, w ill be in the sixth
grade next year and the two
oldest daughters have been at
tending George Fox College In
Newberg, as w ell as Pamela.
and th e ir children have moved
from T illam ook and are liv in g
In the Don Mechals home.
Port o f Port Orford
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