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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
Page Four The Land of Opportunity Grange and American Legion. : ters of Coos Bay were week-end ing with his brother-in-law, has can go and have a 1« HONORS HUSBAND guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Don- a room at the Mary Sorenson Besides fun. the boys aL M n. E th e ls« Thompson boarding house. Mrs. James White gave a birth- aldson at Denmark. to do handiwork, such ai Arnold Phillips and Kenneth m etal and wood-work day party Tuesday in honor of It is almost time for the wed- TALENT HOUR SCORES her husband. The table was dec- ding bells to ring. Listen! Guess. Hofsess motored to Port Orford As one progresses, he Talent Hour, sponsored by the orated with a boquet of red Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belioni Sunday. on to learn more. Worj, Jack Fuerin of Port Orford Floras Willow Club, for benefit Kamasaka camelias from her of Coquille, and Mr. and Mrs. the deeper and more inte of the athletic club, was one of own flower garden. Present were o tto Schindler of Bandon, and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Cubbing is preparing the George Guerin, Monday. the outstanding Jake White, Mr. ...... and ....... Mrs. Joe Mrs. of Van v..«, most wv... . . entertain- . . . — ............................. ivii*. J. j . A. Sissine oissine oi v a n Nuys, rxuys, scouting, which forms a ments of the season when a big Cox and daughter, and Mr. and Calif., were Sunday afternoon GRADE SCHOOL NOTES a real man. crowd attended. T w enty-tw o c h il- Mrs. White, callers of the A. W. Cope home. The grade school students have Back about 1932 peopi,. dren and ten adults entered, with LANGLOIS LOCALS Kenneth Lane, of Coquille, was been holding a campaign for the area were against scout Kenneth Thompson as master of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffith and a Saturday night visitor at the election of editor for the school lieving it was teaching ceremonies. Participants came j children of Coos Bay spent Sun- home of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar paper, "The School Bell News,” fight. Since then that from Myrtle Point, Bar.don, Six- day with her sister and broth- Crow at Denmark. published éach móhth at 5s per been forgotten. es and Port ('lord, as ^'ell as er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Phillips copy, to help pay for the dupli from this area. Caughell and family. Scouting prepares a made a business trip to Coos eating machine. M argaret Mor Bay, Monday. emergencies such as sat ris of the seventh and eighth of Denmark, ng I.i It- O ijhan Annie, by uent (o CooJ B Sunday, to en- Joe Stankavitch and son were grade room and Barbara Phil pie from water, from fir,, J'?.'1 k "«• McCauley hospital, to un fishing from Port Orford docks, lips of the 'fifth and sixth were broken bones, and panj achottish dance by \\ ilbur and rtcrgo major surgery, Monday. Sunday. candidates. Election was held on learn to act naturally, Judy Jensen. Adults: reading, Mrs. K atie Hofsess and W al h riday, with M argaret winning Scotty Shoemaker, formerly of The scout motto is: "The Great American Tragedy" Port Orford coast guard, and ter, went to North Bend. Friday, pared." The cub motto by three points by Vera Clark; "The Son of the Bob Quigley, who was stationed to take little Lee Cox home. He The w alk to the cook shack a Good Turn Daily.” Beach,” by Kenneth Thompson, at Bandon, and recently of C ali was a guest at the Hofsess home and gym has at last received show that most lives haw and a song "The Village Black fornia, were Saturday afternoon for a week. saved by people who have! smith," by Benn Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sypher that much-needed load of gravel. been a Boy Scout or Girl] callers at the Charles Jensen RETURNS FROM TRIP EAST— home at Denmark. . are driving a new Ambassador This gravel will improve the way People m ust never much and w ill prevent much in Joe Stankavitch returned to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sell of 8, Nash, four door sedan. scouts as being a part juries and damage to clothing. him home this week from a trip Coquille spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Auer and arm y. to eastern cranberry bogs. He at the home of her brother-in- son of Coquille were week-end Langlois took the game F ri was accompanied on the trip by law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Art guests of Mrs. Carrie Boice. day from Port Orford, 27 to 26. Mrs. Molly S m ith anil Archie Hillstrom, of Coos Bay, Strain. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hiley took Port Orford led at the half, 17 Louel Reed left who is a partner, Matt Stanka- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp their small son from McAuley to 8 but fell down in the last vitch. Ben Flaxel, of North Bend son and Mrs. Will Sabin made hospital at Coos Bay to a hos- j when Langlois ran wild, Medford where Mr. and'l Reed live. and others in connection with the a business trip to Port Orford, pital at Salem early this week. Russell Hibbard of the newly-developed Stan k a v i t c h Thursday. Later they moved there to be Cranberry picking machine. He* Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Eliott, of w’ith him. Their two older chil sity of California, Bet a visitor of Mr. and Mrs tFiP M r |Corvallis’ guests at* thThom e dren are staying with grand By Jimmy Lytle il from. whose hobby is taking of her mother, Mrs. Velma Sabin parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strain Hibbard this week. Ru_ Cubbing is very good training sophomore at the unives colored pictures, did not return Clarence Fain motored to Port until the close of the school year. for young boys. It isn't like an a nephew of Mr. Hit bUt IS conf,nuin8 on a Orford Wednesday evening to at- southern route and will take in tend a special meeting o f t h i Harry Strain, who has been stay- army, but a place where boys was here on his spring va the gulf about New Orleans, via I Masonic lodge Los Angeles. The men took a Les Tythcott of Port Orford travelogue of their trip, and pic was a business visitor here on tures of the various bogs of Cape Thursday C(xl and New Jersey, by airplane. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Phillips PINOCHLE AT PORT ORFORD were Bandon business callers, Twelve tables of pinochle were Thursday. played Thursday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. R. w . Stryker! American Legion hall at Port Jr. and son left Wednesday to Orford. Prizes for men were visit friends at Lubbock, Texas. won bv Rod McKenzie, second Lit tit» ( harlotte Anne, daugh- J0 . ,B* Kruetzer and for th e ! ter of Mr. and Mrs Alnhonm M r T n r ^ , ro,hnV " T 1 - d Zuppe,, ,,f Coos ,¿ 7 ; L A N G L O IS . Pr'.T..,8W a/ ’d'? W7*fii7T?’ Scouting wore - m r ? 8/XE-S , m R»fwrtunenU | mg the week with her 3rund- i : MEETING £ Nn e w' U k e and ZUW* of S i L ,Vr ,lar bus,ness session Mrs. Lawrence Keeler and urdav ,,ven[nE8i ,! ! ! “ i4he''1 S<" ' d.augh,er of « « h en . Ore., spent Walter Slocum w , w e,k vlsi,ing her P®r- to re place L aw ren« Koch,' w e 't h .’ r' John Cht'no’ l 8OCZ.4L C ^ f Kebruary 12 2 ^ 4 * nCe’ L h ,a ak Slocum b u r n e d home A t '« p. m , he . „ ’ " p o X ” " ’ ’ bUSinCSS ,rip " ly February 13 Floras Club at the club rooms A« Willow Shirley, r t of ? Nieman Port 1 ort and Miss Orofrd, ()roird, were were 1 ues,lay afternoon callers at the F rtrw ,rv 20 •« meeting „ . of Mr». Clarence nee Fain. 'bruarv of the Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mears visit home economics club of Sixes Grange nt the home of Mrs M «r ed sister, Mrs. Charles Jensen at iH'nmark. Sunday evening. garet Hines at Port Orford. February 11 Meeting of Sixes ins Mcars is uilh Bar’ kers Life uanct» to . Fhey are on a Garden lu at the bon »f Mr month’s vacation trip and w ill Mai gar, go through Texas and Louisiana Febr uarv <lant at Si\e •’ visit their daughter at New i »rangt by *th ( ’ I I A I )’ S Royal Seal Nut Shop Toasted Suited Nut Meats O rleans She w ill lx» remem bered as \ irginia Mears, when she w as a visitor at the Jensen home. Mis. A. p. Sw eet gave a birth-i av party at her home at Sixes ay evening in horn Bert i log ret rt t arence Fain Mr FOR YOUR H O M E ompanled M r. rd F rid a y wh »enter w ork. M. P, Livermore to medical treatment. „ ta»Roy I foil 1 and Robert Rus- ..spent Monday hen» from their work at Albany. 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