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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1946)
rage Four Home of the Croft Lily present. Lute H enry acted as the returned to their home, Monday, son and Mrs. M ary E. Thomp- Miss Martha Crew K clerk in absence of his wife. a fte r three w eeks visit with ' son w ere shopping at Coquille, a t the home of her bmV Clifford Sydnam and John G er their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W ednesday. at Bandon. ber w ere hired to com plete the W ill Sabin. i Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r Sabin and Kenneth Thompson 8r, kitchen and A. E. Volck to install Mrs. Hazel Hofsess and Mrs. son, Rod, and Miss Jean F aris L A N G L O IS — Schools w ill open the sink. Jim m y H eater w as en Kenneth Hofsess visited Mrs. Hof- ! viisted Mrs. S ab in ’s parents. Mr. Sabin repaired a ban * here, Sept. 16. The high school gaged as jan itor to take place of sess’ son, Dick, at the Bandon hos and Mrs. L e ste r W hite on the the A. W. Cope ranch^ fa cu lty for the coming y e a r in Mrs. Essie C rew who had served pital, Monday. W alter Hofsess mad. N orth B an k of the Coquille. Rod; cludes C larence Hagen, principal, the past nine years. Ed Capps of Bandon w as here Sabip rem ained for a few days i Bandon Wednesday. w ith Mrs. E va Donaldson and (Correspendent’s note: As a Monday. ' ConcluM on pagf T w ith his grandparents. Miss M ary Boice. James Crew will parent and taxpayer, I w ill take John Donaldson o f D en m ark ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R ogby and again serve as janitor. this wee space on behalf of all w as a business viistor at Ban- son, S tan ley, and W ill Sabin w ere M em bers of the high school concerned to thank our retiring don, Monday. at Gold Beach, Thursday. board are: H. S. Cadman, Milton janitor, Mrs. Crew, for her pa Mrs. Bob W ard of Bandon is Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W hite w ere Brown, Louis K reutzer. Lute tient and faith fu l service.) assisting C lark Slocum pack his shopping at Coquille, W ednesday. H enry and C harles Jenson. C la r 10-acre tracts left of fine Mrs. Kenneth Hofsess, accred lily bulbs for shpment. Jesse W alton of D enm ark w as ence Hagen is clerk. and timber land— ited music teacher, will give piano Cox W hite has been ill the a Bandon visitor, Friday. Teachers for the local grade lessons to any student in grade or past week. school are: Mrs. Wanda Volck, high school. Those interested are M any out-of-state tou rists are Jeanette Thompson spent M on principal and seventh and eighth urged to get in touch with her day night with M ary Jean and stopping at the local cheese fa c if you want one—$1500 grades; Miss N ellie Strain of as soon as possible. Gerald Sabin, at th eir home on tory. T h e local cheesem akers spe one-third down. Bandon, prim ary room; Mrs. Ruth cialize in a very fine type of F loras Creek. M urphy of Denm ark, third and L A N G L O IS L O C A L S R oquefort cheese. It w ill soon be tim e to put on Marion Freel and M arlin Freel fourth; and Mrs. Donna Church- The appearance of the A1 S w eet hill of Port Orford, fifth and sixth of Denm ark left last w eek to that “ Bib and T u c k e r” and sta rt store building has been im proved Brookings grades. Jimm y H eater of Den enter U. S. C. at Los Angeles. around picking those little red since the roof has been lowered. berires fo r the “ trim m ins” to go P v t. Jack Donaldson of the m ark w ill be jan ito r and Mrs. H azel Hofsess, cook. arm y arrived home Thursday, a f w ith the turkey. Mrs. K a tie V anort is visitin g at Hot lunches w ill again be serv- ter com pleting his boot training, the home o her son and daughter- ed to kiddiva. . for a visit with his parents, Mr. M embers of the grade school and Mrs. John Donaldson of Den in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis K r e u t board are: A rchie DeHaven, Chas m ark. Upon his return to service zer, here. r Miss Jean E verest le ft S a tu r- Jensen and Cnas Caughell. Mrs. he w ill report at S ea ttle for or- YARDAGE GOODS— ders. ( da-v evening for P ortlan d to spend L ute H enry is clerk. Cotton P rin ts and ayon Remnants H. H. Hansen w ent to Coquille a w eek w ith her brother-in-law B^ RD IMonday « <°ad of «rain and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald held R E G U LA R M E ETIN G ; Court Gearin and S ste r. Mrs. L. M arlott. LADIES POLO SHIRTS— Regular m eeting of the grade C arrie Boice, w ere shopping at Loren Sabin w ent to M yrtle Bchool board w as held Tuesday Coos Bay, Monday. Point Sunday to visit Dean E p MENS PLAID SPORT SH IR TS- a t the school, w ith all members* M ary Jean and Gerald Sabin person. 50% wool and 50% rayon. Miss B e tty Storm underw ent a m ajor operation at the K eizer hospital, North Bend, Friday. BOYS FLANNEL PA JA M A S- Mrs. Melvin B a k e r and ch il Sizes 2 to 8— dren and Mrs. C arrie Boice w ent to Portland, Tuesday, to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don MENS BROTHERHOOD WORK GLOVED Auer. T h ey returned home, F r i day, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. O ur merchandise is of the finest quality, so won’t you Raym ond Deets who had been our store today and see this merchandise /or yourself. viisting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C larence Hagen w ere Bandon visitors. Friday. E rnie Hale, of Upper Floras At last we will open, despite the fact that we reek, w as in town, S a tu rd a y M rs F ran k S train and ' son, 1 can do only rough dry, plus dry cleaning. Bring Templar Hotel Bldg. Brool Mrs. Glenn H iley and Mrs L C your clothes to us at the ‘old mess hall” build A u tery went to Coquille. Friday.’ T hey w ere accompanied by Mrs ing. H e will give you prompt serv ice at a very Wm. S train of Bandon. Dr. C artw righ t of Gold Beach reasonable price. , w as w orking at his ranch at D en m ark, Thursday. C larence Fain of Port O rford is em ployed at the Hansen Cheese Factory. Phone 41 Brookings, Oregon Mrs. Elden W hite and d au gh ter and Miss June Strain, of Langlois WILSON FREEMAN. Owner HHI. w ere in town S aturdav. Ed Blumhard * - Ed Storset Clarence Crook of Gold b each w as a business visitor here last Friday. J r . ' ? . 1” ' .Kennelh Thom p Langlois Schools To S tart, Monday Only 3 HURRY R. E. Simmi R Bring ‘Em In Why Go Elsewhere To “Get Cleaned” —Let Us Clean You Right Here!! Smith Oept. Store Chet co Store Brookings laundry AND DRY CLEANING — — —tXVr, ,1r,n,n,T, .v.Trj YOU WANT THEM? LOOK! WE HAVE THEM! I HEM! wufhubte Cottan Rugs See I he Nationally Advertised CHARM - TRFD^m Ruff Cord or Shag in Assorted Colors_ $ 2 .7 9 to $ 9 .3 9 BAT1I SETS RUGS Braided Rl'GS $3.95 $2.19 $3-75 Shag and Tufted Oval RVGS L ustra — 2x4 feet. Scotch P laid Rag, 2x4 feet R IG S Block R ag — 2x4 feet RUGS Sunset Rag — 2x3 f e e t .... $3.65 $2.75 $1-95 Hendricks’ Furniture Co. w Johnson New Building o s __ ». Store Hours a. m. to 6 p. m. * * * ' * * < A A A * * * . A a A « Brookings Oregon C antaloupes, per pound ......... M aterm e'on, per p o u n d ............ 3 G rapefruit, per p o u n d ............... Lemons, per pound .................... O ranges, per p o u n d .................... Local Cabbage, per pound........ Lettuce, per pound .................... Hell Peppers, per pound .......... H atch lo r Canning Peach Speck Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers,, lg- bx. 1 ry our A laska Salt Salmon, lh Jv Wellman Famous Foods G rapefruit, No. 2 c a n . . . Four all your DYNAMITE need See us—we have ju st the explosi you need, in any quantity, n Mellow West Cheese P e r P o u n d ............................... - - __« Supply jg limited
