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PAGE FOUR The World's Best Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 Grange, Tuesday, March 28 She May 12—Langlois at Brookings j iwo children are taking a ten- will demonstrate bread baking May 19 Port Orford at Brook aay business trip to their former The Brookings schools will ob ings. and mixing and shaping of fancy By Haney Moore home in Utah. Farmers and loggers are hon rolls. Anyone interested in this serve a spring vacation next w’eek Donald Carson Honored Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hotchkiss —April 3 to 7, inclusive. Several ing for some good weather but should attend. and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Garret* A baby show', honoring Mrs. of the teachers plan to attend On His Birthday Ol’ Jupe Pluvius seems to vote are visiting at Lakeview’ and ai A group of friends gathered Dorothy Doane, was given at the the annual state convention of otherwise. tew’ other southern Oregon cit- The regular social meeting of grade school gym Saturday. Many Oregon Education Association, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.i ies for a couple of weeks. Sixes Grange was held last bat-' beautiful gifts were received by at Portland, Monday and Tues Earl Carson March 21, for a buf Mr. and Mrs. Tony Olsen have urday. After the meeting, a pro-1 the honored person. Refreshments day. Teachers are not, of course, fet rabbit dinner in honor of been enjoying a few* days ivsit the birthday of the Carson ’ s son. paid for their vacation since full gram and refreshments were en- were served by the hostessess from their grandson, Bob Mc- joyed by members. | Mrs. Don Brooks left to visit term of school is taught as pro Donald. Besides honored gues* Crow of Spokane, and a grand and his parents, present w ere :, Mesdames Ada Campbell, Hei- her son at Portland. Ronnie is vided for in connection with the daughter, Mrs. K. A. Bel’, her en Fain, Florence Thorhaven, still at the Doernbecker hospital. basic scool support fund distri- Mrs. Donald Carson and daugh- ter, Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Ray husband and two children of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hagen bution. Pauline Anderson and Nana Moore visited the Slipper Chair of Kerby called on friends in Last week School Dist. No. 17, Struebing and daughter, Marilyn. | Myrtle Point. work shop of the Sixth and Port this area Saturday. They were received a check from the state Mr. and Mrs. Ross Putnam, Mr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Oford home extension units, held en route to Coquille to visit Mrs. treasurer in the amount of $12,- and Mrs. Harold Put nani and skoug have sold their rustic-typ. Fred Cadman, niece of Mrs. Ha 48440 in payment of the second children, and Mr. and Mrs Thos. home, near Mill Beach to Mr. and at Sixes Grange Tuesday., Mr. and Mrs. Jim White were gen. Mr. Hagen was formerly half of the fund. During the last Carson and son, James, and Mrs Mrs. Les Dimmick. Possession is set for June 1. The transaition the principal of the local schools. two years the following amounts C. H. Barnes. shopping at Coquille, Monday. was handled through the Leon- Langlois Community Church Several locals attended the were received. i ard Real Estate Agency. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Kemskel members enjoyed Sunday school play, “Where’s Grandma,” given 1948-49 .. $21,724.05 Dimmick is one of the new own returned the latter part of the party Tuesday night, March 21.1 by Bandon Driftwood Players, 1949-1950 24,968.80 ers of Brookings Market. week from Thermal, Calif., af The party was attended by the Saturday. Mrs. Vera Cadman of This amount is paid by the ttr spending the winter months Mrs. Bill West returned *o her winners and losers of a recent Langlois had a part. state income tax. j • n the desert. home Monday from Seaside hos contest. Langlois home extension unit Tuesday and Wednesday of I Ross Overton and a friend of pital where she had undergone Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson will meet at Mrs. Paulino And- this week Brookings school is ad Los Angeles are spending a cou were at Coquille Friday. erson’s Thursday, April 5. The ministering the metropolitan pie of weeks at the Overton an operation more than a week ago. Her doctor ordered her to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox went topic, “Fitting Slacks,” will be Achievement tests to Grades 2 to Eugene Thursday and return- given by Dorothy Newton, home through 9. These tests are fur homestead on Yank in the Up-’ remain in bed for another ten days. She will be cared for by ed Saturday. They visited his demonstration agent. A sack nished through Mrs. Fromms of per Chetco country. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Knec and Mr. West’s sister. Bister, while there. lunch will be brought. fice and are administered to all Mi's. Frances Brennan, home Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Thetford of the schools in th0 county. ■ — economist from the Crown Flour began their work as teachers in Last week the high school ad- Mills at Portland will give a bak Langlois High. They are replac- ministered the Kansas State Col- ing demonstration at the Sixes ing Mr. Whit beck and Miss Ran- lege tests, covering most of the! ken, who resigned recently. Mr. subject matter fields taught in Mitchell is boarding at the H. high school. The results of the G. Anderson home and Mr. Thet test are being analyzed in order ford and family are staying at to encourage better teaching and the Goldenrod cabins. better study attitudes and habits. Tuesday the baseball team lev-1 Roger Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, arrived home eled the school diamond, and put! from University of Oregon for it in good shape for the first Grange Hall Harbor, Oregon spring vacation Wednesday. He baseball game which is to be visited friends at Gold Beach on played with Gold Beach at brook- Sponsored by All-Year Events Association Friday, then returned to Lang ing on Friday, April 21. Letter lois for the week-end. He left men’s club requests that all in Sunday with another student, dividuals refrain from driving Cameron Thom, of Gold Beach, cars on the field since the ruts ruin the diamond. The president to return to Eugene. and lettermen members ask that Volunteer labor has been at all individuals recognize this and work on the club house back of Book Cases, Writing Desks, Corner Cabinets Aldropp’s Garage every Sunday, help out. Eugene Simpson, pres- except whim stopped by rain. In ident, Lettermen’s Clug. Baseball schedule: Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors, a tew’ more Sundays, the build April 14 Brookings at Port » ing should be ready for use. It Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers. will be used as a meeting place Orford. April 21—Gold Beach at Rrool for the Sportsmen’s Club, Boy IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD— ings. Scouts, and a place to keep the April 28- Brookings at Lang-, YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FIFIELD! community fire-fighting appara lois. tus stored. Turn off 101 at Beach Road. Follow' the Signs May 5 —Brookin g s at Gold HIGH SCHOOL Feach. Junior-Senior prom was neld Saturday at the gym. The gym w attractively decorated in “Stardust” theme. Charlie Jen- APHIS . THRIPS . FLIES sen’s orchestra provided the mu- ANTS • EARWIGS . MOS- sic for the occasion. Mrs. Doris Seeber has been BEETLES Q U ITO ES teaching the girls in the 1 lome • LOOPERS Living class to crochet. She will also teach them to knit and to CHIGGERS tat before school is out in May. WHITE Due to an upset in the plans, TICKS the three-act play has had to be BLACK SPIDERS postponed indefinitely. It will be WIREW HBUGS ; staged as soon as possible. School Notes LANGLOIS NEWS DON'T FORGET THE AZALEA DANCE SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1950 JIM'S CABINET SHOP E. E. HANSCAM & SONS Pioneer Merchants MOLE ARMY- WORMS Garden OLLERS PSYLLID EETLES LEAF M!F T BUGS MELON & ORMS CABBAGE rSTtR PILLARS PLUM CURCULIO . ROOT WEEVILS . WHITE GRUBS SOWBUGS . CHINCH BUGS A TRULY MULTI-PURPOSE GARDEN SPRAY Undone,., An st her ORTHO "First TH • ORTHO. /sorox Rt V g FW. Of Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co. "ORTHO Realty Transfer* Mr. and Mrs. Fred La Forgo, now of Springfield, have sold their “View Point” Heights prop, just northeast ol town, toi Roy Brimm and George Brimm, his lather. It is understood theyi will eventually subdivide this beautiful home-site tract, com-j ! prising almost 24 acres. James E. Koeller who has a home on the North Bank ot the* Chetco, has purchased approxi mately one-third acre from W. 1 King, father-in-law of Blaine , Gribble. Mr. Koeller plans to es tablish a cabinet shop on this 1 newly-acquired property. Mrs. Collena Mae M i 1 1 e , of Grand Junction, Colo., has sold her acres in the Dawson Tracts north of Brookings to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser. The Kais ers who sold their Harbor prop- ! crty some two years ago, and moved to South Dakota, then lived for a time in the Willam ette Valley, have not concluded that Brookings is still the lx*st spot on the coast. Thes? thrc 1 transactions were handled by the Pete Lcsmvister Agency. HARBOR, OREGON < 162 Overalls or 166 Riders (Genuine Cowboy Pants) They’re Sanforized for permanent fit. Every Lee garment is sold wif h a money-back guaran tee ‘ of " satisfaction. Get t yours at WATCH THIS PAGE NEXT WEEK FOR A "SURPRISE
