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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1947)
)aYi FEBRUARY 20, 1947 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS ner Sunday in honor of her hus band’s birthday. Langlois N ew s Briefs Etilene Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Bill " l l e n r v nnrf ‘ baby of • Tillamook J 1 ? |f(ii Birthday. TSltP!‘. I D. McConnell enter- p aren ts Mr. and Mrs Tex Breed-1 agroup of young [ o lk s j D e n m a r k ^ e r e shopping at Coos N G L O IS M?. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson OREGON Frank In the Land of O pportunity S totenburg of Page Nine South- of l o o x b i j w ere ca lle rs the Gate. Calif., is spending an in- hOnV? ? ? ? a n d M rs- Ben B u r ' d e f,n h e tim e w ith Mr. and Mrs. I I gess a I)enm ark' Tuesday eve- 1- H. S to ten b u rg . He is a neph- M . n ,n f Mr< J e n s o n is connected ew of Mr. S to te n b u rg . j iwth Johnson Electric Co. and Mr. and Mrs Jack Rogers of spent Tuesday installing a food Denver. Colo, surprised lX par- ■ f1 ■ I A ltllllif U . L c IIIIIII l ■■■{J BARBER SHOP SHiT r atA1Port Orford. ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Roger» HOURS: ,---- ... , , „ ... . M rs- A*ice Stankovitch was ill last week bv visiting them on were Mrs. Mae VVood- Coquille w ere week-end guests with flu last week and unable their honeymoon a fte r being Mounday, through Friday Miss Billie Lee Wood-] of th eir son-in-law and daugh- to attend to her usual duties m arried a t'R e n o .' Nev 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. afternoon was spent at I ter. Mr. and Mrs. E verett S train Paul B aneys bridge crew ofj Mrs. Mildred Leidig returned Saturday, 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. following which cake and on Langlois Hill. the state highway departm ent, to her home at Hayw ard. Calif., Dick Hofsess went to Portland- Coquille. were served Coquille, is repairing Floras this week, a fte r visiting Mrs. Glass Porch. N orth Eend of .. Tuesday for medical attention. Creek bridge and driving new Laura Mitigat'd. Business Meeting Bob Cox and Archie Diment regular meeting of Floras, He was delighted to learn th at piling under the wooden struc- Central Building Club was held at the it would not be necessary to ture. Another improvement in the are in Portland this week on Thursday, w i t h 15 m ake a n o th er trip for four weeks community is the excavation at business. 15 present. A pot luck din- instead of the weekly trip. He the intersection with the dirt Wednesday evening the Sat- enjoyed "at* noon, w ith , has suffered im m easurably since being used to repair a fill near ellite club entertained 75 Masons auline Anderson w in n in g his accident last August, but is town. and their wives at the Grange looking forw ard to dis- lie prize, donated b y M rs. „ happily __. . i Mrs. Reta Glidden and Mr. hall. Dinner was buffet style. O. C. Turley sang several nun.- Anderson. Kenneth carding his crutches in a month Philpot, of Portland vlsitp(, M on and little A. D. Au- or so. Glidden’s relatives in this area hers and led the entire group Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jacobson last week. ere also dinner guests, in singing. Mr. and Mrs. Bob of Longview. W ashr., are 1.2 H. P....$129.00 ring dinner a business J r Perkins entertained with a mind Mrs. George Churchill a n d was called. A financial paren ts of a baby girl, named children of Port Orford spent j readlnK act, and dancing conclud- Get one now while was given by the treas- Eue Ann. Mrs. Jacobson will be the week-end at Eureka. Calif., ed tbe evening. you have a chance. rho also reported the net rem em bered as Miss Lois Perkins with her parents, Mr. and Mrs j Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crissey a g rad u ate of the local high Call or write us. It from the Talent Hour’ at I were called to Los Angeles Tues- David McKenzie The donation for Langlois school. Mr. Jacobson was statio n can be shipped to M r^ and Mrs. D arrell Eliott .Broth"?"’*' me club was given to Mr. ed a t P o rt Orford for a time you on about three- left Sunday for their home at on to pay for the hori- w ith the coast guard. A surprise party, given in hon Corvallis after a week spent at day delivery. Don A uer cam e from Coquille bars and other equipment, or of M rs . Archie Hendricks’ F riday evening for his m other-’ th * ho™e of her mother, Mrs. birthday.’*was h H d ’at "h e^h o m e has been installed a t the of Mr. and Mi's. F rank George school gym. He expressed in-law. Mrs. C arrie Boice. They v pIma Sabin- took Mrs. AueV to the MsAuley Remember the community get last Wednesday evening w ith 20 in behalf of the club club presented a chenille hosPita l> Coos BaY> w here she together at the grade school on, present. Ice cream , cake and »ad to Mrs Carrie Roiee underw ent m ajor surgery, Sat- February 28. Come and bring coffee were served. 520 East J. Ph. 1163J lank-you gift, in ap precia- u rd a y ‘ _ _ your friends‘ ' 1 People are urged to attend the GRANTS PASS Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burgess of Mr. and Mn. A. w Britton and Rod A Qun Club basketball and lor hospitality shown. It love on Sixes recently, upon their family of Portland spent the dance, S aturday evening. ough her liberal offer to club meet in rooms of her re tu rn home they w ere accom- week-end at their ranch at Den- she has made it possible panied b y Bill’s grandm other, mark. Curtis S a b i n was called to club to cling together the Mrs. Mae Woodruff, who spent I«' years. The next meet- a week w ith her son-in-law and Portland last week by the arm y W be held Thursday, Feb- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. for a medical check-up. He had BRING IN G BRO OKINGS TH E B E S T 27, with auction of articles H enry. W hile there Mrs. Wood- serve din the Philippines lor a ruff also saw her new great- number of months. donated by members Mrs. Carrie Boice has received; comers are urged to at- g ran d d au g h ter for the first lime nd become members. The a t the home of her parents, Mr. word from her son. Allen, who -4 has been serving with the ma- ¡goal is enlarged member- and Mrs. Dick H enry, EVERYTHING for the WORKING MAN! F ra n k S tra in w ent to Coquille rines in China, that he will be lestined to boost local or- home soon. .tions such as school band, Friday w here he purchased H arry Strain has purchased the c club, Boy Scouts, cem- new Dodge car. Fred Guerin of M yrtle Creek Floras Lake school bus. snd street light fund as Keep Your Feet Dry With visited relatives here this wee. Port Orford grades triumphed s county health association, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Campbell, over the local boys, Monday, by utw Birthdays HUBERD’S SHOE OIL ANI) GREASE tv-one were present Sun- ^ rs ' C lark Boice and Mrs. Wil- a 20 to 10 score. burn A utery w ent to North Bend Two new pupils enrolled at >' ‘be Sabin-Thompson cot- the grade school : Je rry Iambdin i Floras Lake, for the pot Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W ilburn A utery I in the eighth and his brother ’•inner to celebrate the fol- birthdays which occurred and son left S a tu rd a Y to visit Dick, in the sixth They came Lee Jeans (black) in sizes 31 to 38 ionth: Mrs. W i l l Sabin N a tiv e s in W ashington. Mr. Au- from Billings, Mont, and are enn^th Hofsess Miss Lou- tery ’s on vacation from the slaying with their uncle, Joe Marsh at Four Mile. *rson, Loren Sabin, and L anSlois Cheese Factory. Langlois High was badly de- Mr. .and Mrs. John Chenoweth Annette Thompson.. drove to Coquille Friday where feated by Bandon, 47 to 25 last * Brother With Dinner A E. Volck gave a birth- Mr. Chenow’eth received medi- vveek. The locals were without services of their captain. Scott nner Saturday evening in cal atten tio n •< tar brother, Alva H arrv Mrs. C h a r i« Doane Jr. went to ° f Band<>" » P°‘n ,s- J h*8 driver, at her home. N orth Bend Tuesday for her hus- '» " 'j', * « ™ d - .7 - A ,,, ^brates Birthday, band who was in the hospital, lon. However. Bandon girls took Cope gave a din- convalescing from appendectomy. the same kind of a licking from the Langlois girls, 46 to 17. CHAMPION Outboard Motors ‘" h 6“ h O T Pacific Chain Saw Co. Bill Ward Clothing Store YOUR REXALL STO RE Ready To Serve You Always Eddie Desjardin will furnish the music for a fter the game February 21 $ 1 .0 0 admits vou ball I k FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 oaiboldt State Junior Varsity Versus tt0 Rod & Gun Club ‘Ramrods’ ^ ith River Independents Versus un ( !ub ‘Pistol Cleaners” Two High School Boys Guests On Birthdays Miss Helen Payne and Miss Joanne McDonald were hostesses at a surprise birthday party S a t urday evening for Gene Reiling and Howard Groesbeck, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reil ing. The reports are that these two students w eren’t quite as surprised as was planned, but an enjoyable evening of games and stunts was held. A fter open ing of gifts, refreshm ents of ice cream and cake were served, following which the group a t tended the m asquerade ball a t J ia r b o r Grange. Chetco Drug Co. 'T . W. Zenier PHONE 183 M U f THUS! We Have Them in Stock: 6.00 X 16 and 6.50 x 16 Local News Items Soon to lie presented by the senior class of Brookings high school is the rollicking comedy. “A Ready Made Fam ily,” a play in three acts. W atch for fu rth e r details. adv.J Mr and Mrs. Ray H azeltine of Hood* River, returning from a m onth’s stay at Carmel, Calif.,j spent the weeke-nd with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Moss, of Smith River. . I W. D. Hollingworth of N orth Bend was a visitor in this a re a last week. i Don’t Run on Old Tires Any Longer When Such are Here! B R O O K IN G S GARAGE Claude Goldizen George Darling Next Door to Brookings Market Î
