"AY, AUGUST 29, 1946
_RRO< »KINGS-IIARF/OR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
daughter, Mrs. Don Auer.
H arold Sypher transacted bus
iness
at P ort Orford. Saturday.
n^lois schools will open
Mrs. A. E. Volck, Mrs. Mary
Veek following teachers
at Ashland. The Sixes E. Thompson, and Mrs. A. W.
upils will be transported Cope attended the flower show at
]O1S this year, which will Bandon Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, supt.
the enrollment hy 25.
ers for the grade school of the grade school a t Springfield.
’ a . E. Volck, principal Ore., visited here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Byers and
[¡¿nth and eighth grades;
nna Churchill of Port O r son. John, of Sacram ento, Calif.,
th and sixth grades; Mrs. visited at the home of Mrs. Byers'
iurphy. third and fourth sister-in-law , Mrs. A. E. Volck,
and'.Miss Nellie Strain, the past week.
second grades.
M ary Jean and Gerald Sabin
¿ce Hagen will again be visited recently at the home of
ll of the high school with th eir uncle, Mike Sypher, at Cam
ary Boice assistant. O thers as Valley.
faculty have not been an-
Edw ard Sypher and Dick Hil-
derbrand left recently for a plea
at this time.
reported that Mrs. Hazel sure trip and to visit the form er’s
will again cook a t the relatives in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Volck went
| school. The grade school
to Coos Bay Tuesday to visit his
has not been hired.
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
IDE SERVICES
services were held at Mrs. E. R. Leekley, at their new
cemetery. Friday after- home at Englewood. The Leek
or Sam Russell, of Rose- ley family are form er residents of
of the late pioneer fam- this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hoy, of San
Floras Creek, he was a
iwell-known resident of this Francisco, are here, looking a fter
th eir tim ber claim and visiting at
Is survived by a son, Glenn, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Tin the service; four sisters, ' Rigby.
Mr. G am ier of G am ier Refrig
|Lizzie Cheever, Langlois;
Itta .Marshall. Langlois; e ra to r Shop, was in the commun
tora Russell, Langlois and ity, Friday, from Coquille.
jh’tie Mosher of Coos Bay;
Among those seen at Bandon
others, J. G , of Coos Bay; Friday were Mrs. Will Sabin and
tr. of Coos River; Bob a t grandchildren, Mary J e a n and
and Charles of W ashing- G erald; Mrs. Kenneth Thompson
a n d Jeannette, M rs . Dorothy
K uhn and Betty, Milton Brown,
Ctf NOTES
’ -fve attended Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Art S train and
The evening church serv- d aughter and house guest, Miss
resumed Sunday at the Shirley Grassley, Mr. and Mrs.
¡nity Church, with Rev. A. A. Cline and Mrs. Dennis Cline.
tide.
O tto Klingbeil of Coquille vis
feting of Sunday school ited at the Will Sabin home Tues
h was held Wednesday cve- day.
the home of Mrs. A. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perkins
Plans were discussed for visited at the home of her broth
i garter and orders were e r and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
(for new literature. Present Phillip Cope, last week. They were
kter Hofsess, Mr and M rs., accompanied home by their daugh-
hompson and Mr. and l
Helen, who has spent the sum
E. Volck.
m er here. The Perkins reside 60
EOZS NEWS
m iles north of Los Angeles, where
Hofsess has re tu rn e d they operate a car repair shop.
driving truck, a f te r be-
C lark Slocum motored to Co
several weeks w ith a bro- quille, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary E. Thompson was a
nends of L. E. K re u tz e r’ T hursday guest of Mrs. Volck.
glad to learn th a t he is! Miss Shirley Grassley of Port-
I s rapidly from his re-1 land is a guest at the home of Mr.
urgency operation fo r ap and Mrs. Art Strain.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W hite were
a? the Landon Leep
hospital.
shopping at Coquille Thursday.
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¡M iss M ary
Those who attended the pin
‘ • p called to P o rtla n d on ochle party at the Legion hall at
the illness of h e r P ort Orford Thursday evening in-
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Home o/ the Croft Lüy
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Sell, Buy or Trade--In Pilot Classifieds
eluded Mr. and Mrs. W alter Slo
cum, Jake White and Mrs. Velma
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Sabin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cadman of
Coquille were fishing on Floras
Lake, Sunday.
Glenn Noble and Robert Leach
of Upper Floras Creek, were Port
Orford business viistors, S a tu r
I his new model tills a long-felt need for a compast oil heater
day.
of
adequate heating capacity. It combines modern design with
Mr. and Mrs. Chris S a tte r and
granddaughter. Dianne, of Floras
advanced engineering. The m oderate price makes it desable
Lake were at Port Orford, Friday.
to replace old inconvenient coal or wood heaters with this new
Elden White, Bud Horn and
a ttrac tiv e "Custom-Airc.” Economical, controlled beat with the
Bill Strain started hauling lum ber
Monday from their sawmill on
m ere turn of a knob. It is 20x14 inches and 37Si inches high.
Langlois Hill.
Ideal for heating three or four rooms or as an auxiliary h eat
A number of relatives called at
e r where present equipm ent is inadequate. It is a dark brown
the Sabin-Thompson cottage at
Floras Lake, Sunday, to visit Lo
ripple, w ith bronze-tone trim .
ren Sabin. Present were Mr. and
A T T R A C T IV E A P P E A R A N C E Harmonizes with other furniture
Mrs. James White. Mrs. Joe Cox
and Joan, Mrs. Velma Sabin, Mr.
COMPACT— SA V E S SPACE! Takes cold air from door and
and Mrs. Kenneth Hofsess, Jak e
heats it to desired tem perature and circulates it to every cor
White, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sabin
ner of the room.
and Dod, H arry Strain, LeRoy
Hofsess, Jim Sweet and Miss M ar
COZY R A D IA N T U N IT— has 11-inch heating drum.
tha Crew
L IE T CO VER— provides additional radiant heat.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Edw ards and
son of Langlois Hill were here,
H A N D Y TOP LIG H TIN G —easy to light, no dirt or muss.
Saturday evening.
See these heaters at the shop of
Mrs. Ethel Corrick, of Coos
Bay. was in town Friday and at - ,
tended the funeral services for'
Sam Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Volck and
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cope pic
nicked at Floras Lake, Sunday.
Mary Jean and Gerald Sabin
are staying at the home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wjm.
U. Sabin.
Miss M arjorie Cope spent S un
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Cope, from Coquille,
where she is assisting her aunt,
Mrs. Del Belloni.
Miss M artha Crew is staying,
this week, with her brother and
Featuring
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Crew, at Bandon.
Mrs. Don Brooks and small son
arrived home this week from
G rants Pass when* she has been
visiting her mother, who has been
quite ill.
Mrs. Bob Ward of Bandon vis
ited Monday at the home of her
mother, Mi's. W alter Slocum.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox were
Coquille visitors, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson
gave a dinner. Sunday evening, in
«REEN 1IR
honor of their daughter’s seven
teenth birthday.
Sheriff Sabin of Qold Beach was
a business visitor here Saturday, j
Bert Hoggatt and Henry Adolph)
sen of Elk River were in town. |
Sunday, in connection with fair
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t xhibits and booths.
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Those who attended Grange on,
Saturday evening were Mr. and;
Mrs. Chas. Jensen and family and;
Mrs. Mabel Edwards of D enm ark.1
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Brooks, Mr.»
COFFMAN BROTHERS
and Mrs. Clarence Brooks, Jake
White. Mrs. Velma Sabin, Mr. j
Leave Orders at Brookings Mill, 1
North.
and Mrs. W alter Slocum and Mr. |
! and Mrs. Joe« Stankoviteh and son.
1 Mrs. Rayburn Guerin returned
I ~r
home Sunday morning from a visit +•
I with relatives at Corvallis.
I Mrs. Frank S train was a medi-l
cal patient at the Leep Memorial
hospital, at Bandon, several days
“ Custom Aire” Oil Heaters
J . J . G a lla g h e r
P L U M B IN G
8008 Cafe
S T E A K D IN N E R S
—and—
FRESH SEAFOODS
Orders Now Taken For Your
Slabwood
$10.00 Per Load
Brookings-IIarbor Fuel Company
8, & 8, Cafe
(lpen 7:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m.
DINNERS AND SH O R T ORDERS
CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY
FLOSSIE BUCHANAN, Proprietor
WHITE ROCK
W Room and Cocktail Lounge
at the
Oregon-California State Line
t’ E A T U R I N G .
Dinner
Parties
Banquets
BEER by CASE TO TAKE OUT!
last week.
Lowell K reutzer and Lloyd |
K reutzer were Coquille business j
v isitors, Monday.
Loren Sabin. Harry’ S train and |
Miss M artha Crew went to B a n -!
don Sunday evening to visit Dick I
Hofsess at the hospital.
Mrs. L. E. K reutzer and fam
ily and Mrs. Hazel Hofsess mo-)
tored to Bandon Sunday to visit
Mr. K reutzer and Dick Hofsess.
Dennis Cline came home from
Brookings last week, where he has
been preparing lily bulb and g a r
den ground with his rototiller. He!
has returned there again.
Charles W ilm arih is construct-)
ing his quonset hut on his prop
erty , north of Langlois.
Loren Sabin and Harry* S train j
m otored to M yrtle Point Monday)
evening to visit Dean Epperson.
Sabin and Epperson became ac
quainted while serving a t Iwo
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