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PAGE FOUR The World's Best Climate THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1990 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON by Gold Beach last Friday. The I Mrs Earl Munson. A van left the'eled, and re-graded until as sage, or pay a fine! tine! With w: high school score was 41 to 19, earlier in the day, carrying all prospect of good weather • in the smooth as can be. The city did and the grade, 31 to 14. The vol- their household effects. next week, there should be some the work. Fred Gleason, of Carter, Rice Two small fires have broken ley ball game was postponed un Have you met our new neigh interesting spring flowers out paper merchants, Port-y & Co til a later date because of ill bors, Frank and Constance Vin-’ to test our ingenuity. We hope out at the Don Spicer home ie- ness among several members of land, was through town Tues-Y ing? They have purchased thei Azalea Chorus will be with us cently. The first was between day. He stated that the road the Ophir team. Larry Moore place up the Chet-i once more. These ladies bring us the walls and the fire depart Tom Moore has purchased a between Ophir and Port Orford co River and Frank will carry a lift with their music. — B. ment was called. The second was used Ford panel delivery truck was passable, but little more. in the attic and Mrs. Spicer, on his custom-made sandal bus Miller. A w’ater main near Driskoll who was home alone at the time, from Otis Bowman. iness here. cabins, under the highway, broke Jerry Jacobs, of Santa Clara, managed to get it under con This is a success story! "If Monday afternoon, plunging a trol before she called neighbors Calif., has enrolled in the Ophir portion of the town on the "dry" you can build a better mouse to help finish the job. According grade school. He is no stranger side until a by-pass could be ef trap the would will beat a path tp the Spicers, these have been in the community as he attend fected to bring water. By Dorothy A »del way to your door." Only it was ed school at Port Orford last n’t a mousetrap with Frank and "Kitchen Storage" will be the caused by matches, carried into year. Constance, but sandals, and the subject for discussion when the the crevices by rats. Bob Adams is at Portland vis world beat a pathway to their Port Orford home extenison unit iting relatives. door they fled up the Chetco! meets, Friday, Feb. 3, in the The Ophir grade school played With laughter, and questions multi-purpose room of the grade the Port Orford grades in a hot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson flying fast, we chatted with Con-» school, at 1:30 p. m. under direc By Marian Miller game of basketball in the local ’ . eft on a six weeks vacation, to me. Frank was fishing for steel- ’ tion of Miss Dorothy Newton, gym, Jan. 18, with the Port Or Texas, Arizona and Mexico. They head, but Connie told us about HDA. All homemakers of the A group of Ophir young peo- ford team winning, 22 to 11. bought a new Chevrolet to make it, why they wanted to leave community are invited to attend. pie spent a delightful evening on The Grange home economics the trip. Malibu and Los Angeles, how To this meeting they should Jan. 19 at the home of Mr. and is making a new quilt to be Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Asher ♦hey happened to come here, and bring scissors, 12-inch ruler, pen Mrs. Tom Moore. The occasion given aw’ay soon. The money will were surprised with a party the beginning of their interest-1 cil and floor plan of their own was the 18th birthday of their be put into the Grange building g ven them by many of their jng business. daughter, Bertha Ann. Among fund. kitchen. friends at their new home. They wanted sandals, comfort- Miss announced by those present were Anita and It has been About a fourth of a mile of C. A. "Tony" Walker was sur able, of better cut and quality Newton that in the recent poll Gloria Stevens, Bob and Bett> new’ highway slid out just north prised with a birthday party, than could be purchased. "1’11 to decide between Better Cotton Whittaker, Joan and Jack Stein, of Arizona Inn. The only possible Jan. 27, at his home. make them myself," said Frank, Dress work shop and Slipper- Lee Nowlin, Janis Burns, Corky way to get across is by foot. Wayne Walezak, son of Mr. With carpenter's tools he fash- Chair workshop, that the latter Brewer, Marian Miller, Eudora and Mrs. Ed Walezak, who had ioned some for Constance and won the most votes. A two-day Moore, Dick Nash, Harvey J am his arm injured in a wringer of himself. They liked them so well work shop to train leaders will es. Tommy Moore and Lee Pol- a neighbor ’ s w ’ asher, wras taken — and so did their friends—that be held at Gold Beach. lock. io Doernbecker hospital, Port- u Plans are being laid for the before long they were busy mak Beacon and field lights are Mrs. Fred Adams spent the land, to receive treatment. ing them as a hobby. now operating nightly from sun week-end visiting friends and 1950 edition of Satellite Club’s Mrs. Bob Hunter left Monday The hobby developed into a set to sunrise at the Curry Co. relatives at Coquille. She says annual Spring Fashion show and for San Francisco on a business fine business and soon they were airport north of here, stated W. that she has been as close to the dance. At a meeting last Thurs sewing sandals for movie actors, P. Thomas, chairman of the Co. Coquille river as she wants to. day at the home of Mrs. P. 1?. tup of about a w’eek. Homer Taylor is driving a and acresses, models and sandal Airport Commission. These lights While crossing the Gravel ford Hanks committees were named rew Dodge car, purchased this loving folk of every kind. With are under control of an auto- bridge her car skidded, turning to continue with the 1950 pro home and work r o o ms, and matic time switch with astor- around three times and tearing gram. Mrs. Jim Frazer and Mrs. week. Mr. and* Mrs. R. J. Hickok re (plaint Sandal Shop in the same nomic dial. out the bridge railing, result - Roy Hendry were co-hostesses turned from Washington Tues- at the meeting. enter building at Malibu, the Blue Pa ing in minor damage to her car. Mrs. H. W. Zumwalt aay where they attended the Mr. and • Mrs. Earl Templar cific within sight, and customers tai ned at a White House party Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Miller funeral of Manley Dunham. left early Monday afternoon for aplenty, it would have seemed at her home last Friday. Guests were business visitors at Lang- Alveen Blondell was in Gold their new ’ home at Antioch. Cali a perfect set-up to many per were Mesdames Albert Ander lois last w’eek. Leach two days from Agness She fornia, after giving possession o r sons. But not to Frank and Con son, Marvin Cooley. D. Cunning Ophir high and grade school returned to Agness by plane. the hotel last week to Mr. end ham, Joe Garoutte, Art Niemann, basketball teams were defeated stance. "We never sat down to a Larry Rickman, W. H. Saxton. meal without an interruption," Robert Thomas, Vai Townley and said Connie, "the city came* Clarence Zumwalt. Mrs. Alma crowding in and all about build Leeds of Langlois gave the dem ings were going up, jammed and onstration of White House prod packed together. Frank and 11 ucts which was followed by re have never liked large cities. 1 freshments of coffee and sand I rew up in Boston and F rank in wiches served by the hostess. Troop 98 Boy Scouts had a New York. We want the quiet contentment of a country home ’. afternoon working on their lots, Frank likes fishing. In a sys- preparatory to erecting a cabin tematic way, this attractive cou- later this year. Under direction ple studied books and literature Wayne Thomas, scoutmaster, about the Pacific Northwest, and much was accomplished before the Chetco River was pin-pointed the rain resumed. Boys and girls on the Sixes as the best all around for liv ing because of climate, beauti school bus run were thrilled one ful surroundings and easily ac day last week when they spotted lion about a mile up-river cessible fishing in the (’het co, from the bridge. 'Die bus halted Rogue and Smith Rivers. They are living up the Chetco while thev watched him make River now, with their German three i hepherd dogs. "How many have be over 8 feet long and was rap The musical selections are from the finest you?" I asked Constance. She idly swimming downstream. A baby boy was born to Mr. laughed and answered that they of music and the entire program is more • Lasinski, Thurs- have just been presented with and Mrs. of a service than a concert because of its at their home. a litter of eight. "Ten dogs art day, Jan. evangelial theme. Traveling with the choir Mrs. Crystal Hensen and son. too many, do you know anyone Bobbie, leave this week for Eu- is a harp soloist, a flutest, and a trumpeter. who would like to purchase one gene to be with her sister, Mrs. some We want to accompanist is Miss Elizabeth Mor Ralph Carley when her baby is Director of the 30-voice The puppies." who is a member of the faculty of the Frank and Constance plan to born. They had a problem find choir, pictured below, to gan, School of Sacred Music. Dr. Herbert G. to carry on their business right ing someone with whom to leave sing in four, six and eight Bobbies pet black and white established, the le director of the School of Sacred parts. This choir is picked Tovey, peat orders eoni ing in by mail guinea pig. will be traveling with the choir and A. W. Sweet was elected see- from a student body of Music, and business representatives in will present the choir at each appearance. large cities, thev see no reason ond vice-president of the Oregon 800 y o u n g women and whatever why they should not Dairyman’s association at the men. enrolled at the in now be able to live a tullei lit«' meeting held at Eugene last stitute. here than they ever could in w eek. The Adam Parris', formerly of first a large city. "You are our Port Orford and now of Cottage visitors," said Constance. Crove, visited friends here over for- We wished Connie good the week-end. They were on en and lune in their new home route to Eureka to call on his waved good-bye as her sandaled mother who lives at Portland, feet sped up the driveway. We and who has been visiting at were sorrv not to have talked to Eureka. Frank, whose genial face ap Drivers traveling the Garrison pears on the cover of the Jan- ! Lake road seem pleased that the uary i issue of 1 lobby Magazine Inside is an interesting article i rutty condition which plagued all traveling» has been improved. about this young couple. Grading and graveling have tak Afeehw«; Next Week Next week Azalea Garden club en care of the portion south of A silver offering will be meet Thursday, Feb. 9. "Garden- the bridge. Thanks go to Ly taken to go toward the mile or irg a Greenhouse" should prove ('lose for t ■ grading * the u......... maintenance and running interesting to all ambitious gar so north of the bridge, gratis I It was a good job he did. dening Indies who would some of the Bible Institute. day like to own a little green- [ Residents of the Hamlet sec house Jens V. Svmth. Josephine t ion are much pleased with the county extension agent, will be work done on their road the pas MM IÜÜI the speaker Better wear a cor- j I D Alona AZOIBG KOW . a Port Orford News Gold Beach Notes OPHIR NEWS LOCAL NEWS COMING Dr. Eva M. Tovey BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
