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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1947)
iY MARCH 27, 194, irlnl'c \ p w s ikJOlS n v W O BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT SROOKINGS. OREGON I A ï ' ! ' 'Î ,n<? Wttl ** h,'ld at tunity to donate to the lo ca l Red the high school gym, A p r il 5. C ron drive.. Don't forget Drop Mrs. H orner took pictures of Harbor School Notes the boys and girls in o u r room. eaders: Just a note to to r O ic k Hofsess. who was in- in at the postoffice and m ake: We got the pictures today. THIRD GRADE the new correspondent, ju red last A ugust when he was your contribution to Mrs Lois Group I is reading Fourth and Fain. Thank you so flagging traffic a t the scene of Smith. FIR ST GRADE the splendid co-opera- an au to accident on the highw ay' P arty Goers' A nother one of F ,f‘h G rade M aterial, Foux and girls have been have shown me. in aid- at. the C adm an ranch, north of those community get-togethers N either absent nor tardy dur- column. I hope you Langlois. He received a broken at the grade school gym will be ‘ng ,he ,hird q u a rte r were Lois absent from the first grade be the same support to leg a rd it has been in a cast held Friday, March 28 Every- L aC ,air’ M®rjorie Moore. Ken- cause of chicken-pox. To..ay each child chose his best Fain. - Mr«. Ethelene since th a t time. Dick is an over- one is invited. Children must be neth Fle,der and Stephen H enry seas v eteran of the late war. chaperoned by parent or adult ?*at K enaston had the m o st, picture and fram ed it w ith cor- Music for the occasion will be Music will be furnished by the ‘‘Es" in sPc,h n 8- i rugated paper. furnished by Rhythm W ranglers Rhythm W ranglers. Pot luck! Virginia Akers won the wood- The standards are re a d C ^ f^ r Late To Classify of M yrtle Point. Sponsoring the Miss Phyllis Cope is home from en shoe in 1be a rith m etic con- our playground equipment. Boys 1930 Model A. Ford, dance, the F loras Willow Club; Oregon S tate College, visiting ’‘‘V; . . and girls have fun playing now. Pedrioli drive. 4 2* will serve refreshm ents. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil- o , h l " T n , TJTl i W',n .*■"*• Mra- H or" « »> >«< F ri- Langlois Local Item s lip Cope. w'c ,__ _ L L ' - t day so we spent o u r'm u sic hour 1946 Trotwood house Mrs. R eta Glidden and M rs.' Mr. and Mrs. Will Sabin. Ken- , We bave bef n draw ing PK> j listening to the phonograph. We ig-ft. Extra wheel. May Ju lia Anderson were Coquille neth Hofsess and Mrs. K e n n eth . l ? r.es; Some of us Pa in t O u r, are learning some of the songs it the Don Bishop place, visi.tors, Thursday. Thompson made a business t r i p ! p,^ ure8 are p re tty ' from • B nrhar the E lephant." It 4-2* Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burgess were to Coquille Monday. Many of ,he ch,1dren are out is a favorite record of m any of Sunday. March 30 is the last of 8ch°o1 w ith ch>cken-pox. the boys and girls. nrn free to couple in Myrtle Point visitors, Wednes- day of the Sunday School contest . < LXina,d Ault came and for woman to help in ' day. F a ste r soon will la» here. We j Those from this area who a t which has been under way since vuited us- Friday. We hope more See Hendrick Furni- a re m aking rabbits and E a ste r tended th e golden wedding cele January. Come and join the fun.. I mo’hers w i,l come. eggs so we’ll be ready. ••Friday” Phillips, Bud H o rn '. On Lhe Playground we play bration of Mr. and Mrs. George We take our report cards home f Plymouth Rock and Chenow eth a t Gold Beach. Sun- and Kenneth Hofsess made a horse The teflchers are going to W ednesday. _ I rlav li-nrn . V*-,- WJill i U . _ z-,__ ,-> . . put UP SOIUP SOOn. ini pigeons, Wm. Dam. ,'day w cre: Mr. and Mrs. Will business trip to Coos Bay Mon 4_2* Sabin and Loren, and Miss Lou- day. et. ---------------- ise Epperson. Mrs. Velma Sabin. SECOND GRADE The new Floras Lake resort acre Croft lily bulbs for Ja k e W hite. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- sings, which were painted by Len We m ade colored E aster rab trade for car and or a neth Thompson and Jeannette, Hough, of Denmark, the past bits. railer. Also have 4 room j Mrs. Elden W hite and daughters, week, are very attractive. We plan to have the thinT person taking b u lb s.1 and Mr. and Mrs. Lester W hite The various ones who atten d grade hear us read this week. ¡rapleton. Box 157. H ar- This week is your last oppor- ed the show at Bandon over the We chose our own stories. Harbor and sons of Coquille. Vanda Vaughn and David Bush week-end were rem arking about Above Snndbo’s Auto Court the newly-installed seats, the nell brought some flowers to Monday Through Frutay comfort and added attractiveness school. We plan to have a play day. Exening A ppointm ents on of the theatre. Tuesday and W ednesday Mr. and Mrs. W alter Slocum The teeters are finished. Eighteen of us got 100 in o u r 1 and Mrs. Clarence Fain were shopping at Coos Bay. M onday., spelling lesson Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Capps of Ban- don called at the home of Mr. j and Mrs. J o h n Donaldson at Denmark, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. .Frank S train BR IN G IN G BRO O KING S TH E B E ST entertained Mr. and Mrs. E verett S train, Alton S train and Miss M arjorie Cope a t dinner T hurs day evening. Jack Donaldson a rriv e s home Tuesday from Korea w here he T-SH IRTS................................................ 2 for $1.00 has spent several months with Assorted colors, sizes 2 to 14, reg u lar 98c to $1.19 the U. S. army.. He is happy to be home and is busy greeting his WORK JACKETS Now only $1.08 friends. Blue denim, reg u lar $4.50 sellers L. H. S. N otes The Junior-Senior prom, which SLIP-OVER SWEATERS now only $3.05 was held at the high school gym 100% wool, therm o blue, brown, tan reg $5.95 ,• a S aturday night, attracted a large crowd, and was reported to be BOYS GREEN BUCK PANTS Now only $1.50 a great, success. The Juniors are Sanforized, sizes 6 to 16 regularly $3.05 due compliments on the decorat M any other specials Come in and see them ! ing, especially the wishing well, which a ttra c te d many. Judging from the success of the dance. • the high school should sponsor j more entertainm ents. R egular m eeting of Floras W.l- I low Club will be held at the j club room Thursday. Pot lu k dinner will be served at noon, i An auction sale will be held in : the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Crew and> Telephone calling is still at an all-time high and ¡M artha w ere Tuesday evening *e 4re handling nearly twice as many calls as in callers of Mr. and Mrs. George *2-—anJ with essentially the same equipment. Hawkins a t Bandon. T. W. Zenier PHONE 183 Mi's. Andy Anderson left on 'iesc ca*is tend to pile up in "peaks,” at which Thursday for Oakland. Calif., for F ^ o u r busy lines are more crowded than ever, an indefinite stay with her son i “fse peak periods are: and daughter-in-law , Mr. a n d ; 9:30 TO 11 kN THE MORNING Mrs. G. H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCall of 2 TO 4 IN THE AFTERNOON Forest Grove visited his parents. 2y we make a suggestion which may improve 1 Mr. and Mrs. I. D. McConnell, ’ laadt°^n teIep h °ne service? If you will do as a t Floras Lake, last week. Upon! his return home they accorti-, iiEl j - ° Ur '^ p h o n in g as is conveniently pos- panied him and will visit another urinS the non-peak hours, you probably will son. Charles, during th e ir stay Ftter, more efficient service. for sprin g and sum m er driving at Forest Grove. Katherine’s Beauty Salon IE LINES ARE BUSIEST Bill Ward Clothing Store SPECIAL SALE-MARCH 25—31 ’9 THESE HOURS a v o id p e a k p e r io d s TO GET DETTER SERVICE Ready To Serve You Always YOUR R EX A L L STO R E Chetco Drug Co. ■ Get Ready ° iti C ^ r v ! ' n£ f° rwafd our Five and One-Half •-on Dolhr expansion program as rapidly as secure materials from our manufacturers, continue to improve and enlarge our Unn‘ We once aSa‘n can provide the finest in ^ e United States. Meanwhile, we sin- 4PPreciate your continued cooperation and Local News Items Let us tune your engine with Postponed for one reason or another for the past several weeks. “Brookings High-Lights.", high school publication, will be, published this week. Bob Church, editor, announced, Monday. Mr and Mrs. J. G. Goings re-; • turned Sunday from E urek.a be ing a ttra c te d there to meet th e ir new great-granddaughter. Mr and Mrs. M ark Wood left : Monday afternoon for S anta Rosa w here they will spend the next couple of months visiting. F or the present they asked that the Pilot Ko e o n i B u m in r a r e of Miss E. I our m odern equipment. Brake re-lining and H ydraulic over hauling our specialty. TEXACO PRODUCTS RICHMOND TIRES B R O O K IN G S GARAGE Claude Goldizen George Darling Next Door to Brookings Market
