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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1946)
Pago Tu'e Ivo Bomo of tko Croft Lily PKLAJIVU-XUS-rtAKtHJK HILUT, BKLXJKINGS. OREGON ,THURSDAv Gardedn Club Will Study Wild Flowers L A N G L O IS Ju ly m eeting of Azalea G arden club prom ises to be on of unusu al in terest. New officers to be in stalled a re : Mrs. Wm. McV’ay. president; Mrs. W. H. Hibbard. T , L,' “ an M a“ Sawmill Was Success Bud Horn, who has ju st com- pleted building a saw m ill, for a tryout, erected it betw een Al- dropp’s g arag e and Sm ith Gro- for Arnold P hillip's and K enneth - o " H e « ^ “oaR ¡ £ ‘i S p a n g le r and M rs. M c F a rla n e ’s sister,, M rs. Jesse W a lto n . S till fun goes on! S ev eral good catches of Chinook have been re- ported a t P o rt O rford dock. Those who spent S unday from this com- m unity w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks M ^ n ^ . Sf" ’uT F dent appoint h h er .'■■HI will anooin. e r com m ittees they pian to construct. The saw- Slocum , Jack W hite, Mrs. Velm a and outline the w ork of each. mill will be moved to a p erm anent Sabin, A rt Aldropp, Bud H orn Mrw Hibbard, who recently re location on the A lbert S train and son. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Au- tu rn ed from a m ee ting of Ore- farm , on Langlois hill, the form er tery, Mr. and Mrs. W ill Sabin ro n F ederation of G arden Club Jim W hite ranch and friends Mr. and Mrs. O tto et Eugene, r.ugrne. will win continue h e er r re-1 re- , „ s K K leinbeil leinbeil and and fam fam ily ily of of Coquille Coquille. |K,r< of the w ork o th e r c a rd e r L * ? Ve« * O r Conference L ittle Lee Cox. son of Air and d u b s of the s ta te a re doing. The Misses B etty S torm and Mrs. O. L. Cox of N o rth Bend is ' Knowing Wild v ’ow ers” will be a -son Ictt W ednesday a guest of his g ra n d m o th e r M rs the subject nr the program for i? r £ conference at L. C. Hofsess and uncle. W a lte r' this m eeting Eight m em bers will Iln * am t* n e a r G‘en ^ * - As they M r and Mrs. Cleve Cox of Ar- show and nam e a wild Mower. th* onJ> tw o senior girls at- ago and Joe H arvey of M arsh- descr.hing its n a tu ra l haunts. To tendin£ Sunday school, they w ere field w ere called here last week display flowers will be Mrs Ben sent as ' ' b-v Com- by Mrs. Cox’ and Jo e ’s siste r ' Mrs Jam .., Sypher. £ » , he Kerns. Mrs John Rogers, Mrs Thirty-eight attended S unday serious illness of th e ir fa th e r W a lte r Pearm m e. Miss Rose W ill Sabin is proud of his cran- B au m g artner, Mrs Bob Perkins, scho.il last Sunday w ith fo u r vis- Mrs. — John >«^«11, Hogan, airs —— r.m m rra a / s ’ A*rn >*ader, berry bog it is m full bloom and Mrs. Em Neeves. Mrs Jessie Judkins and ?,upt Mr* Vo,ck WIth Misses m any large berries are s ta rtin g Mrs. Ben M cKem an: F a m a k ia n and Needles assisting to form. He has ju st com pleted i Wild Mower arran g e m e n ts w i l l . WaS ^urm shed b>' an irrig atio n system , which he'll I ' ’ «.xri irvii (.> s* II ^ f M i s s P a m a k ia n w ith h er accor- use on the b e rrie s garden and be given by Mrs Lloyd Moss. Mrs Tony O h m and Mrs Vera Asche dton L ittle Janice R am bough lilies. Due to the w onderful sea- Judges a - d constructive criticism ^ang a solo F our boys of the son he has hopes o f his largest berry crop iargesT will he en bv Mrs a E Stone- ju n io r group sang Everyone is invited to a tte n d ; Doris and W arren H aw kins of house and Mrs. AI mo Newton Mrs F P allad ay will give a talk ^ n d ^ ul e n te rta in in S Bandon were a t F lo ras Lake S at- w-luch prom ises to he of m uch t *** d • a sa n t h o u r w ith so much | urday. in terest as the P alladavs are We!i ,en rh u aia' m **‘" 8 shown by t h e 1 known as Mower students young folks. Hostesses tor the occasion are Mr and Mrs W a lte r S abin and Mr« Norm a Holland, Mrs H oward H aggerty and Mrs Alice Rausch son. Rod w ere C oquille visitors visitors are cordially invited to Thursday. come Mrs. Velm a S abin has received word from h er niece. Mrs Virgil R !. ( alhoun. who sold his D enhart. of A lam eda, Calif., who holtkngs here this week, is leav | visited here recen tly She is now ing sh o rth for M yrtle C reek to ¡a t S e a ttle w here she joined h er mako b n home, at least for a j sister. Miss Jea n F aris. They will come here fo r the F ourth. Miss K a r . he told the Pilot - F aris is being discharged from the WAC. K enneth Thom pson is doing re p a ir w ork on the G eorge Wood- riff l» m . Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W hite w ere C oquille business visitors. T uesday Mr. am i Mrs. O tto Kleinbeil and family of C oquille spent last Box Office Opens 7:45 S unday w ith M r and Mrs. Wm Sabin Rrookings Oregon Mrs. C arrie Boiee and d au g h ter. M ary, arriv ed home T hursday from W alla W alla W ash M ary July 5 and 6— was a m em ber of the g ra d u atin g j class a t W hitm an College, on Ju n e 23. I mtean j Mr. an d Mrs. L ester W htte and fam ily spent W ednesday w i t h ¡th e ir son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs W a lte r Sabin Jack W hite a rriv ed hom e last week from San Francisco a f te r being | disc b arg ed from overseas dutv w ith the Seabees I Mrs Bud Horn expects h er son home from the army soon Due to u m ' very busy season, on!> four w en able to a tte n d the i special m eeting of the F loras Wil- i low Club. Thursday. f The lily inspector w as here k u t week, looking a fte r the many patches of the area. Sunday and Monday Mr and Mrs J H Thompson J uh 7 and 8— and Mr and M rs Bob H eadley of P allas. O re . a re spending th e ir vacation a t th e W ill Sabin and K enneth Thompson cottage o r F loras Lake Mr and Mrs W ilhs B aker and son of Bandon spent Sunday in this a re a v is itin g relatives. Headquarters For Sporting Goods and Fishing DUTCH BOY PAINTS AND SUNDRIES PUM PS Electric — Hand - Gasoline Power« A pump for even’ need! Complete Line of Plumbing Goods STOVES, RANGES AND ’ “ C U STO M A IR E ” CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS We just got in a new shipment! J. J. Gallagher p l u m b in g WATCH THIS CORSi 4 letter Members of Loos Electric Co-op: Pine Cone How far would a woman get towawrd finishing T H E A I R E any sewing without a needle, a thimble, of the thread she needed? Not very far, perhaps! I he same situation exists with us: We havf some poles, we have some transformers, we are quite shy on insulators, cross-arms, and the lit- tit brates used tor their installation. Combin ing all these factors, shows why line-building has been so slow in the past several weeks. However, in the past week, we have received «1 tew items ot those hard-to-get materials, and have been PROMISED early shipment on other INGRID BERGMAN GREGORY PECK AURtu nnvjRxxx^ ò ftllflo iliw " ednetuUy July and Thursday Id and 11 — ARROWSMITH” materials which we have long waited for. W alter Hofsess spent Friday* at L otvs Bay Mrs A F Volck and Miss Rose 1 a rn a k ia n and W anda Needles w ere shopping at Bandon Wed- nesday Miss Jea n E verest is e m p lc v e * a t Hansen s Ch«>„- factor> d u r ing vacation frvm Langlois high ?i C h ,r l« and children. W ilbur and Judv Ronald ” Coleman, ¿.¡,gT' ,c a,t'-nd ,h« »«-j U with 1 ti ~ ' «V . .« « u , . •• *. of Mrs. Jen sen 's riece at Helen Hayes and Myrna p'-Y7IarKi M r and Mrs F ra n k M cF arlane Loy, also a short. of Loos Bay brought th e ir daugb- g r a X SPenJ 'w w ith r^ ‘r g ra n d p a re n ts M r and M rs c . E The present constructios crew consists of 8 U hen our stoek ot materials permits, this number w ill he increased to the limit to complete the job as quickly as possible. m t n. Coos Electric Co-op
