BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS
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frt. Helen Fat*
i, invited to attend
. which are being con-
the community church.
« are held Tuesday.
Sunday evenings at
and Sunday mom-
Bunny Baeth of the
Business and Profes-
nen of America, has
the sendees.
unj- county was well
j a't the play contest
Fnday with Langlois
Some Women W ere
anJ port Orford with
Btled "Married at Sun-
OREGON
In the Land of O pportunity
B om to Mr. and Mrs. H arry i lived in this community for over
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shehan
ö ise n a t P ort Orford, a son. 30 years.
and son of L
Reach, Calif
who has been nam ed Ronald Al-
FIRE! FIRE!! Are you and and visiting her sister. Mrs. B.
t n ’11on. . SatuI<?a \ ', Ma> 3; at Co' l yours protected by autom atic J. Gould and familv this week
ouille H ospital. Mr. and Mrs 01- Shur-Stop Firem en on the w a ll’ ¡They expect to leave today for
S tM » w in UHnJke°n
t r fea 1
HaI? ey’ the Shur-Stop man. North Bend where they will visit
M artin Hockenson of Oakland. Nelson building, or Box 188, at their son. Bob and familv. for-
O regon w as a week-end visitor Brookings.
mer m id e n ts of Brooking«.
a t P o rt O rford.
Mr. anrf Mr$
H aggerty j _
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Mac S au ers of P ort Orford
w ere surprised by a house warm -
h as gone to F ortu n a, Calif., and e lindav
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w ill re tu rn som etim e this w eekj}li(. ^ s camc
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Page Nine
The Azalea Festival is your
festival, and every dollar you
put into helping its u ltim ate suc
cess. means just th at much m ore
in advertising your com m unity.
How much have you done ?
F or your every insurance need
See Pete Lesm eister Agency.
Bill Ward Clothing Store
for his fam ily, as they will make i
K y
th e ir new home at Fortuna. .
Church, who has been suf-
Joe S ta n k a v itc h drove to Coos i ferinR from double pneumonia.
Bay, Friday, on business. .
(18 now home from the hospital.
The box factory, which has
K err of Packwood. Wash.,
been u nder construction for some is visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kerr.
tim e, is now in operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson
Mr, and Mrs. A. V. Muchmore
and son a tten d ed the play, “The are expecting, as guests this
Ready M ade Fam ily,” given by week-end, his sisters, Mrs. O. L.
)ras Willow Club will th e sophom ore class at Bandon. Hays of Neodesha, Kans., and
Mrs. Linda Guerin m otored to Mrs. Edna Smith of Chicago, 111. j
egular meeting Thurs-
Is th at car in the garage pro
club room, with pot Gold Beach to visit h e r brother
tected from fire? See L. A. H ar-
"r at noon. All members for a few days.
Mrs. E u lla M astropulito has ' c>- the Shur-Stop man at the
to attend as there are
re tu rn e d to C alifornia w ith her ¡k elson or Studio building, Brook-
made.
ange will hold its bus- sister, Mrs. Howard, to visit her in8s-
Mr. and Mrs. John Neuswanger
ing at the hall. S atu r- m o th er who will re tu rn to Port
10. There will be a O rford w ith Mrs. M astropulito. of Salem were Sunday overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs.. R. D.
¡ram after the meeting,
Cham ber at the Fir Courts. The
ling of dancing was en-
new signs, erected by Mr. Cham
ill attending the dance
bers. are attractive m arkers and
at Sixes Grange hall,
Mrs. J. A. D riskell offers h er ¡will call tourists' attention to his
by th e Firemen of fav o rite recipe this w eek:
courts.
id.’ Refreshments w ere
12 fra n k fu rte rs
nng the intermission by
4 teaspoons su g ar
dies.
1 teaspoon paprika
meeting of the home
1 tablespoon b u tter
People of this area are express- j
club of Sixes Grange
1 teaspoon m ustard
ing th eir thanks to Commissioner
•Id at the home of Mrs.
U cup vineg ar
Art Crook and the county for
locum at Langlois, on
1 sm all onion, chopped
repairing the roads.
May 15. in the a fte r
4 teaspoons W orchester sauce
Ed Heffner is building a new
members and friends
cup catsup.
home.
His is the tw elfth family
to attend.
1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce
tc move into this vicinity. .
al get-together was en-
cup w a te r
A party was held at Carl Bo
xiday evening at the
S a lt and pepper.
larence Fain, and was
M elt b u tte r, add onion and lin's home Saturday evening to
by Andy Anderson. All cook u n til clear. All all the rest honor some guests here from
in playing are invited and bring to a boil. P our over Los Angeles. About 20 were pres
i’ the next meeting, on fra n k fu rte rs and cook on top of ent a t the affair.
the same place,
stove or in oven for about 20
party was held Thurs- m inutes. This is good with hot
Orford, at the Legion rolls, green salad, and French
nding were: Mr. andj fr jed potatoes.
er Slocum, Mrs. Velma {
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B R IN G IN G BRO O KING S THE B E ST
Quite a number of new shipments
On Order and Due To Arrive
—so come in and shop around.
BOYS BIB OVERALLS
Sizes 10, 12, 14...........................$1.98
T-SHIRTS, to fit, for toddlers up to grandpa!
Favorite Recipe
The Azalea Garden Club
----- PRESEN TS
Cape Farrello
rs. Sabin won
“IT WAS A LOVELY MEETING”
A One-act Comedy by Sophia Kerr
Depicting a typical group of Garden Club Women
planning a Flow’pr Show!
Cast includes: Mabel McVay, Lucius A rford, Maude Sandbo,
M yrtle Hibbard, Helen Christiansen, Mary Cai'itt, M argaret
Tisdale, Regina H aggerty, and Clara Kerns AND
MRS. H ELEN MASON. Violinist, and
MRS. BETTY SEYMOUR. Flutist, in
solo and duet selections with Mrs. H orner, pianist
ALSO
Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs
Colored Slides of
Oregon’s Gardens and Wild Flowers
second
Thursday, May 10
Local News Items
ladies.
«-Elk Garden club will
Aguiar meeting, Friday.
T ickets for t h e forthcom ing
It the home of Mrs. M. A zalea G arden Club show, next
at Port Orford, w ith T hursday, are on sale at \ in-
By Ed and Mendy
Sweet as co-hostess.
J cents, M oore’s V ariety and at
Howdy. Folks: We've found the
tore has installed a new ; Chetco D rug store.
er which is now in op-, Mrs. H arry Edw ards is spend secret of gardening. We don't
ing the w eek at R anta Rosa with plant more ground than the mis-
sus can manage.
il people attended the h e r p aren ts
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gie,” at Bandon last
Howr about the kiddies while
We like to garden, but by
you run to th e sto re? Let the
the time our back »« used
fetaa Sabin. Mrs. Mar- silent au to m atic Shur-Stop F ire-
to i f our enthusiasm w gone.
^hite and children and m an on th e w all w atch over them,
a • • » •
it Strain were Bandon See H arvey, Box 188, o r Studio
We have also found out how
Saturday.
| Building. Brookings.
Beckel has motored to
C larence B rau m er returned t o i to tell the difference between the
'■ furnish a home w hich Brookings, Sunday, from a busi- weeds and vegetables in the gar-
den. Cut them all down and the
purchased there. H e ness trip to P ortland.
A ndrew W ridge, recently oper- oneg th a t come up again are
W back in a few days
*ake a memorial day a te d upon a t G rants Pass, is re- Weeds.
covering well. Mr. W ridge has
station KOOS.
BROOKINGS
xaco Service
Next Door to B rookings M arket
BERT DeMOSS, Owner
'if! We Give S. & H. Green Stamps, Too!H
1 TWO JOBS DONE AT ONCE!
8:00 p. m.
Brookings G. I. Dance Band in if« first appearance.
High School Gym
Admission 50c
Chetco Drug Co.
YOUR
REXALL
STO R E
Ready To Serve You Always
PHONE 183
T. W. Zenier
You can live off the gar
den, but to accomplish this,
uou have to live in it.
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The best way to raise cabbage'!
is with a knife and fork.
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THE BEST
And as for spinach, about
the only nice things we can
say about it is that it has
no bones.
IN REPAIRS ALWAYS!
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And we make no bones about
the fact that new custom ers a r e ’
alw ays welcome here. W ell tre a t,
you nice like we do the old ones, N
too! Try us.
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And don't forget that we
hax^ other services besides
Gas and Air—plenty of ’e n f
PRICES CONSISTENT
J
WITH QUALITY!
»*' (ultivating & Spraying
excellent for cover crops,
and General Tractor Work!
• R o to tillin g ,
ROBERT PATRICK
die cabin across from Hanscams
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or
Oregon
CHEVRON
Gas Station
Station No. 5056
Eddie Thornton and
V. A. M endenhall Jr.
B R O O K IN G S
Claude Goldizen
GARAGE
George Darling
N ext Door to Brookings Market