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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1947)
i B spay . JA N T A R Y ^ «V KV- V *vxA^vjio> V/1\r\viv/IN by Mr. and Mrs. G rant Powell, The Misses Rosie Potocnick and Johnson at P ort O rford and a t Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendry. Mr. and Carol Lee Crockett left the la t tended installation of officers of Mrs. E lm er Asche and Mrs. Me- ter part of the week for Eugene Mrs. Ethelene Thompson E astern S tar. . Aguiar meeting of 19b lita Kamph. I where they registered at the A delightful evening was spent Mrs. C arrie Boice and Miss 'held bv Chetco Grange las. ! University of Oregon for the win at Sixes Grange. New Years Eve., M ary retu rn ed home S a tu rd a y «with Worthy M aster D. ter term. Others from this area with about 70 present. Dancing from San Francisco where they ¿ e r s in the chair. Mr. and who also are attending university was the highlight, w ith music by \Vm Burrell. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mathews i are Mervin Hanscam and Robert Nieman Livermohe orchestra. The had visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deets and Ml. and Mi's. Cliff , Vdliams, Mr. and Mi’s. C arl retu rn ed S a tu rd a y from a visit Stanhurst. Grange ladies raised money to Campbell and families. They also Mr and Mrs. Carl Simp- at P o rtla n d for several weeks. I h e Louis Stoller, Clarence buy a new stove. spoilt several days with Mr. and ’\ !ss Cora Mae Miller and L e tte rs from Mrs. E. F. Duvall Stoller and W alter W alden homes Pinochle P arty at Orange Mis. Melvin B aker at Vallejo. L-„ isrhe were initiated into s ta te th a t she and Dr. Duvall are 'enjoyed visits o v e r Christm as The reg u lar pinochle p arty at Mr. and Mi's. C larence Fain fiRt two degrees. now' located at DeMotte, Ind. She from Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wester-1 Sixes g r a n g e a ttra c te d many. and daughte, M argaret, retu rn ed proposed am endm ent to reports a tem p eratu re of 12 de lund and daughter of Ilwaco. Six tables were play the meeting dates was grees above rezo there. Wash, and Charles Stoller and | Mr and Mrs. Andy Anderson home Friday evening from Los Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Weigel daughter of Salem. Mrs. Wester-, entertained friends at th eir home Angeles, w here they spent th ree u dowrv weeks with Mrs. F ain ’s parents, was voted to remodel the have as th eir house guests this lund and Charles are brother and. New Years Eve, with several Mr. and Mrs. J. E. B utcher. couples present. , so that the accoustics in w’eek Mr. W eigel’s brother, Geo., sister of Louis and Clarence and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sabin and hall could be improved. A of P o rtla n d and Mrs. W eigel's Mrs. Walden. son, Rod, returned home during ntitee of L. V. Harvey. Chas brother, N. V. Strom m en of Rogue A. Landauer and his two girls il and William Burrell was River, both arriving Sunday. As returned Sunday from two weeks! the week-end from a w eek’s visit nted to work with the lec- it happened both men spent the visit in the northern part of the with friends in Cam as valley. During their absence Roy Hofsess Viva Johnson, on this proj- C hristm as holidays in Los An state. attended their ranch duties. lie lecturer presented a pro geles w here they couldn’t enjoy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Noble were of readings, songs and music the tim e because of rain most are building a new home on the embers, which was enjoyed of th a t period, and was cold, so lower road near Harbor. They will New Years dinner guests of Mr. much. One of her projects they a re now enjoying the sun have a magnificent view of the and Mrs. R. O. Leach. ie year is to have different shine in this area. Mrs. Ethel Corrick of Coos Bay river and ocean from the site. taught to members so Mr. and Mrs. L ester Pearm ine was a Saturday visitor of her 1 who wish will be able to Jr., nephew' and niece of Mr. and t Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H arper son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and South Bank Road lancing them. The first one Mrs. W alter Pearm ine, enjoyed • returned Monday from Hollywood Mrs. Lute Henry. >d was the Swedish schott- a few days visit here last week. | where they had been visiting for .2 mile from H arb o r Mrs. Velma Sabin was a Friday ith Fred Gustafson and Uncle and nephew took in the several weeks. . night guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Friends here h a v e received i Reekman as leaders, steelhead fishing with lim it bags. dances for future prac- The younger Pearm ine left for worod that Jay Adams is receiv lude quadrilles, Swedish the home a t Gervais, Thursday. ing treatm ent at the Indian hos id Heel and Toe Polka, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bates and pital at Tacoma, Wash. He has) ihments of creamed chic- children retu rn ed Sunday from a been ill for some lime. Lawrence Boardman returned biscuits and coffee w’ere trip to K lam ath Falls over the to his home at Butte Falls a fte r after the meeting, served holidays. . visiting Fred Gardner family for N ext Door to Nook Cafe, B rokoings— two weeks. ME* Mrs. Fred Reiling and her p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. Georre A l derson returned from Eugene in time to spend Christm as at their homes here. Mr. Anderson who F or Time Being, Only W atch R epairing Done! underwent a serious operation at Eugene, is showing steady im provement. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Olsen are will give best possible quick service constantly! in Portland where Mr. Olsen is B R O O K IN G S convalescing, following a m ajor operation. They expect to be home in a couple of weeks. SASH DOORS Licensed by Examination in Oregon Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Anderson Sr. have received word from their Half-inch Plywood son, Victor, that he is stationed at Osaka, Japan, where he is 90-pound S latekote receiving fu rth er training with the m ilitary police. Asbestos S iding Mrs. Missouri Morgan has been employed as teacher of the third For Winter-Time Protection Rake Shake Siding grade at the H arbor school. She replaces Mrs. Lucille Ellis, who Overhead G arage Door H ard w are resigned, and who expects to leave soon for the southern part Metal W e a th e rstrip p in g of the country. This is the second change in teachers in that grade Chrome C abinet H a rd w a re as Mrs. Ellis replaced Mrs. Faris before Thanksgiving. . Grange Held First ,»» Of New Year L A N G L O IS Local News Items Mello’s WELDING SERVICE ■Now Open For Business- Brookings-IIarbor Watch Repair HENRY H O RST HALF-PRICE SPECIAL Sifque Chrome C abinet E d g in g News Years Party Held At W. L. McYav Heme yfllSBURGH PA/tyrc r C tH M ¿»¡MAf/Ct .! 1 ~ —5* NOW IN STOCK i ? e have Two W estinghouse 4^-gallon Electric Water Heaters ' have two only t Automatic Electric Irons ’■ES REFRIGERATORS roasters •doth " ASHING M ACHINES ! r aPPhances are beginning to move, so j aCA .'our or(^ers now as they w ill be de- n the order that they are received. ' don't confuse us with the °°kuigs Electric and Variety Shop as we have no connections! BROOKINGS electric & RADIO CO. v - A. M ENDENHALL Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McVay! entertained on New Years eve a t their home with a 500 party, with! 20 present for the evening A fte r j •‘happy New Year” greetings at midnight, supper of plum puiM’ng | cookies and coffee was served. Adding to the enjoyment of the, occasion weer the festive decora-! tions in the home, a brilliantly, lighted Christm as treet and other mot i fs. _________________j II A N i) L O T I O N Regular Dollar Size....................50c Chetco Drug Co. T. W. Zenier E N G I N E Too Late To Classify For sale: 4 lots and 4-rm. house at Crescent City, block from the Thompson store. T railer house car, and small trailer. E. Shay, Crescent City. 45-2* For sale: full size bed, springs, and m attress. Bargain. $20.00. Remington portable typew riter, large print, $60. O. S. Young, a t, Young building. __________ * f For Sale- Electric heater, $7; Bissell Carpent sweeper, $5; mans overcoat, size 40 $5; new $69.00 swing rocker, bargain. $49.50. Jfo calls, Saturday. [Mease. Mrs. g D. Hanks, Brookings. ___ L For sale: Singer sewing m a chine. excellent condition, $65; 35 Remington autom atic rifle, 1930 Pontiac, m ake ouer. R. PHONE 183 T U N E -U P IS THE BEST INSURANCE against hard starting and pays dividends in smoother operation and better gas mile age. We have the equipment and the “KNOW-HOW!” A lim ited num ber of good 6.00x16 R etread s now in stock. B R O O K IN G S Claude Goldizen GARAGE Raymond Goldizen N ext Door to Brookings Market n
