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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON The World's Best Climate PAGE FIVE their son, Richard, attending Or-1 Gold Beach, Sunday, Feb. 5. come to attend. Members of the attending should plan to bring Mr. and Mrs. Myron Haga egon State. They went by way of budget committee, recently ap a sack lunch, hammer, saw and Myrtle Creek to get a glimpse and small son have moved to pointed by the school board, are one piece of plywood, lax5x24 California to make their home. I Clarence Zumwalt, Sixes, 3-year inches. of the new granddaughter. Funeral services for Mrs. Jo The Ophir volleyball team ac-[ After being delayed several term: Steve Spoerl, Port Orford, Agate Beach has been punch- sie Struble were held at Baptis complished the impossible last j times by bad weather, Rev. and 2-year term and Don White of ased from Paul Taylor of Los Community church, Friday af Wednesday night, Feb. 1, when, Mrs. Charles E. Bates have now Port Orford, 1-year term. Angeles, owner, by the E. W. ternoon with Rev. Nick Neu they defeated the Brookings girls moved to Gold Beach. They re Many interesting pointers on Edstroms, formerly of Long feld officiating. Interment was at by a close score of 27 to 25. This turned to Langlois Sunday to kitchen arrangement were given Beach. Calif. The property in Smith River Cemetery. is the first defeat handed Brook conduct services at the Commun- i at the home extension meeting cludes the agate beach houses Daughter o f Sylvester and ings girls in more than three | ity church. held last Friday in the multi-jand cabins and 42 surrounding Mary Garvin, Mrs. Struble was years. The boys weren’t quite Mrs. Dorothy Brown and three purpose room of grade school. acres. Mr. Edstrom, formerly a bom, Jan. 16, 1885 in Nebraska. as lucky for they lost their bas children are now’ occupying their It was announced that a special shipbuilder, plans to make a She was married to Benton Stru- i ketball game to Brookings. new’ home which they recently lampshade workshop w ill be held modern trailer park there and ble at Boulder, Colo., in 1904. at the home of Mrs. Josie Forty to modernize the present cabins Ophir high school student body purchased from the Bates. The family came to this area in and teachers surprised Mr. Whit Although the stork is hovering at 1 p. m. Fpb. 17, Tor those who on which work has already be- 1913, where she kept house for taker, one of the teachers, last over several homes in the Lang missed the fneeting in Novem gun. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Spen- Mr. and Mrs. Brookings at the Thursday afternoon with a par lois area, the population re ber. Those who don’t have paper cer, who managed the property old Ferry ranch, now the Les ty in honor of his birthday. Ice mains the same. and rings for lampshades may before, will stay on at their lie Miller place. After being cream, cookies and coke were Langlois Sportsmens club will obtain them from Dorothy New home for the present. gone for several years, she re enjoyed. hold its next meeting Feb. 14. ton, HDA, Gold Beach. Don and Vera White enter turned to Harbor about four Sig Nowlin and Tom Morgan i The new officers will assume Evelyn MacDonald and Echol tained a group at a Canasta par years ago to make her home. went to Eugene last week on a their duties at this meeting. Nutt volunteered as the project ty last Friday night, including Surviving are: a sister, Mrs. business trip. Myrtle Point Active club was leaders for the Slipper Chair Pete and Evelyn Raasina, Lyle /label Cummings, Portland, a Ophir high basketball and vol victors over the Langlois town workshop. They received prelim and Elaine Cross and Ernie and brother, Doyle Garvin of Smith leyball teams went to Port Or team in a basketball game play inary instructions at Sixes on Margot Philo. River. ford last Friday and won both ed Feb. 2 at Langlois. The final Feb. 8. Their training will be The Allan Logan family mov games. The girls won 41 to 6, score was 43 to 32. Feb. 6 the March 6 and 7 at Gold Beach ed from their small house in the while the boys came out victors town team plays the Ophir team and the workshop will be March Hamlet into the larger Hanson at Ophir. Langlois will play the 16 and 17, here, with the place house in town last week. Cookie by a 33 to 19 score. By Marian Miller Coquille Active Club ht Coquille to be announced. | Ophir Womens club met at the McCloud, their son-in-law from A son was born to Mr. and - ' home of Jackie Taylor Thursday . Feb. 9. Basic tools is the subject of Four-Mile, helped them. Mrs. Joe Brewer, Jan. 31, at j afternoon, Feb. 2. The Floras-Willow Womens Mrs. Bea Cooley is entertain the next regular meeting, Maren the Seaside Hospital, Crescent Ophir independent basketball club will meet at Mrs. Carrie 3, at 10:30 a. m. in the Parish ing the Sunset Garden Club at City. Mrs. Brewer is the former squad went to Coquille Thursday Boice’s home on Thursday, Feb. । hall of the Episcopal church. All her home Friday afternoon. Doris Bothwell. 9. It will be an all-day meeting to win their game. Among those shopping at Co Jack Stein has purchased a with pot-luck lunch at noon. All; quille last Saturday w’ere Mr. 34 Willys coupe from Cliff Sim members are urged to attend be and Mrs. T. J. Hawkins and Mr. mons. cause the election has already Modern Chief Say: and Mrs. M. L. Whittaker. This wampum-wise warrior D. W. Miller made a business been twice postponed due to the knows long distance telephone Dick Nash has returned after trip to Coos county last Friday. small attendance. Dou»«-«m Smoke Signal»! service is a real value. He knows spending a few days at Eugene. Long Distance Langlois Home Extension unit Saturday evening, Feb. 11, the that long distance telephone con Telephone Service: Mrs. Mary’ Pugh, one of the student body is giving its annual met at Mrs. Elsie Quinn’s last nections arc completed in mere high school faculty, is a grand St. Valentine Day dance. Chas. Thursday. Dorothy Newton, the minutes or less. He knows that a mother now. Her daughter, Mrs. Jensen’s orchestra will play. All home demonstration agent, pre- single telephone call can be a George Hamlin, gave birth to are invited. sented the topic: "Kitchen Stor complete transaction — saving a daughter, Jan. 30, at Myrtle age.” Information was given on Too late for last week time and in many cases saving Creek hospital. D. W. Miller was a Langlois the proper placing of basic kit money. And he realizes that long Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Pugh drove vistior over the week-end. chen equipment and how to store distance telephone to Corvallis Saturday to attend Kenny Perry of Myrtle Point utensils and food conveniently. rates are especially t-he Oregon State-Wasshington was visiting in this area last Following the meeting refresh low after 6:00 p m., basketball game and to visit w’eek. Travis Miller and Dick ments consisting of tuna salad, and on Sunday. Nash accompanied him home on wafers, and coffee were served So follow honest Satellite chapter, 165, O. E. S. Sunday. by Mrs. Quinn. The next meet Injun, and switch met Tuesday evening. All O. E. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mecca ing will be hold at the high to long distance S. members are reminded that and daughter have returned from school gym when the members telephone servie» the first and third Tuesday of Manteca, Calif., to their home will be taugh the use of “basic today. each month. tools ” by leaders, Helen Fain here. Mrs. Mecca is the former and Frances Autrey. It will be Bonnie Barrington. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jack- an all-day meeting with sack son and children of Coquille and lunch at noon. In preparation for the Slipper Mr. and Mrs. Clea Sherman and Chair workshop, w hich will be children of Tillamook are visit held in March, there will be a ing at the home of their parents, meeting at Sixes Grange. Mem Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Moore of bers ol the Langlois, Sixes and Complete Real Estate Service McKenzie Bridge are visiting Port Orford units are asked to meet there at 1:30 p. m., Feb. 8, NOTARY PUBLIC friends and relatives here. South end of town for instructions. Bo? ¿11 |SCHOOL NOTES Brookings, Oregon Fridy, Feb. 3, the basketball Hundreds have remarked: ’Oh NANCY MOORE, Correspondent !eam lost ,o Go,d Beach by a how I would love to own that 50 to 37 score. The score wAs Next regular business meet fine white house on the hill!” even all through the first half That’s the one just north of ing of Sixes Grange will ho held and into the third quarter, but Brookings with as fine a view Friday, Feb. 10. The meeting then Langlois members began to as can be had this home is the night was changed to Friday for foul out. By the end of the game best of construction with lights this one meeting so that Port only two of the first team w’ere and city water—five acres of Orford school band benefit dance still on the floor. The Langlois beautiful natural flowering rho could be given on a Saturday volleyball team also lost to the dodendrons and azaleas. 300 ft. night, Feb. 11. visitors, 30 to 21. The youth d a n c e for this on Hwy 101. Come in and we Langlois A team was victors Saturday, will be held month will gladly tell you about price over the Bandon A team when Feb. 18. whether cash or good terms. they met, Jan. 31, by a 61 to 35 Mr. and Mrs. Al Berger and score. The Langlois B team lost 38*2 acres of excellent deep Darrell have moved into the by a 20 to 10 score. We are happy to announce that we have a soil nearly all cultivated, orch Snell house, located on the Flora The student body has chosen delivery service from this date, and within a ard, house, bams, creek, springs, Lake Road. a three-act play to be given in Mr. and Mrs. Al Volck were March. Try-outs for the play, reasonable radius of this store. garage, chicken house, and teed guests of Mr. Sunday dinner house. House is papered inside, "Million Dollar Cook,” will be We also would like to tell you folks, of ; a Moore. and Mrs. O. L. with modem bath room. Taxes held when the play books arrive. special price on Hay that will be available Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strain ’only 844 per year. Total price next week. Come in and inquire. ^6300. Wonderful view’ property and sons, Leland and Jerry’, re We are able to furnish several types of fer on Hwy 101, approximately six turned to Langlois from Carpen- terville, where they were em tilizers. If you will drop in and talk it over miles north of Brookings. By Dorothy Asdel ployed for a few weeks. They with us, concerning needs. We have bulb box District IC announces that the are now’ occupying their home, es, too. COME IN for your feed needs, where which had been rented to the annual budget meeting will be prices are right and service is a pleasure! Clayton Robbins family during held at the high school, Monday, Feb. 13. at 8 p. m. Taxpayers in- the Strains’ absence. .csL ... seeing how the year’s Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J moved the stock of their appar- exp^r ¡tures for schools are for ei store to their new location at mulated and drawn up are wel- M—fc— ■ «a— Services Held For Mrs. Josie Struble OPHIR NEWS rdsrem term! COST USS. C. 0. LEONARD L. L. LEONARD Brokers LANGLOIS NOTES Port Orford News We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEED!......... E BROOKINGS FEED & SEED EIIM
