PAGE FOUR
The World's Best Climate
THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1950
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS OREGON
Groston; Addrcss-Ralph Moore;
Mr- and Mrs. Harvey'Kane
Last
Thursday
as
Vera
and
sang by the Morris sisters and
danced by four boys mentioned Don were closing the restaurant ■
they noticed that their car was Rev. Winquist; recesisonal-Mor- ing^n florasFajn
above.
i
By Dorothy Asdel
This is tju* second annual vau missing from its parking place rene Bruchler.
are the and daughter. Margaret have
deville
show to be given by the in front. They phoned police at
E Many are the activities these I
The class motto: We
1 ;05 a. m, reporting it stolen. |
destinies."
leased the farm owned by Ray
high
school
students
with
Mrs.
last two weeks “of school which
our own
A short time later Coos Bay po masters of ■rican
Beautv
rose,
Jueb on the lower Four-Mile
Knapp
directing
and
was
equally
,are keeping nearly everyone so
lice phoned them to say that the Hower—American
turquoise
and
silver,
road.
They moved Su™?ay. They
as
successful
as
the
wonderful
busy talent show, vaudeville,
colors
car had been found in that area,! and
Graduating
were: Wylie Hale, have acquired a herd of 34^ny
4-H achievement Day, P.-T. A., show last year, both being me wrecked. They had the w hole
Norman Holycross. Kermit Horn,
school picnics and commence morable occasions.
Mayor Douglas Johnson install story Friday when they read the Kenneth Kreutzer, Betty Losh-t
ment.
Coos Bay Times. Three 15 and
Everett, the Fain home.
Last week’s talent show netted ed the new’ P.-T. A. officers at 16 year old California youths baugh, Nancy Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Gurdane of Pen
the
last
meeting
of
the
year
on
$62.50 for band instruments af
had taken the car, driven to Smith, and Dorothy Sypher.
dleton
are visiting the E. H.
Monday
evening
at
the
grade
Charles
Button
left
Wednesday]
ter money for prizes was taken
Coos Bay and held up the night
Horn
home
for a few days. They
school
The
ceremony
outlined
out. Mary and Ollie Dobbema
clerk at the hotel with dagger to visit his daughter at Hayward, came to attend the graduation
in
the
P.-T.
A.
primer
w
’
as
used
donated $5 toward prizes. In the!
and a wooden gun. They were Calif., and a sister at Oakland,
children’s class first prize was i as Hazel Cram, president; Bee caught soon after by police and and another at Napa. While he of their grandson, Kermit Horn.
Dinty’s new store building will
won by Mary Joe Jensen, Lang Cooley, vice-president; Edith Lo lodged in jail, due to the prompt was gone, he had dental w'ork
be
completed this week. The
gan
secretary
and
Esther
Absten,
lois, 5, who payed a violin solo;
notification of the police by the done, returning Saturday
Speed Anderson spent the past owners. 2 ir. and Mrs Frank
second prize to Trudy Fitzhubh treasurer took their oths of of clerk. Mr. and Mrs White, be
Moore are inviting a 1 1 people
and Beverly Wilson, fourth grad fice. A social hour followed with ing too tired to walk the two week-end at Cottage Grove.
t
h
e
out-going
officers
serving
ers, playing an accordion duet; i
Roger Moore, son of Mr. and of the area to attend an “open
miles home at that hour, slept
for1 house” Saturday, May 27. com
third to Roger Childers, eighth coffee and cake. Several mem in one of the restaurant booths. Mrs. Frank Moore, w as home fcr
bined with a birthday party to
bers
brought
cakes.
grader who played his accordion, i
Nearly 55% of the voters in his sister’s graduation. He ar-,
celebrate
their third year in bus
Thursday
the
grade'
school
stu
pe
Leora Andrews of Gold Beach
the Port Orford precinct turned rived Thursday morning and at iness in Langlois.
dents,
along
with
their
parents
won the $10 first prize in the
out for the primary Tuesday, turned to Eugene, where he
adult class with her two violin | and others of the community, are setting a near record, for pri tends University of Oregon, ón
selections. Second went to Mrs. i driviny via school bus and cars maries, according to Mrs. Myrtle Saturday afternoon.
The Youth dance was held at
Vera Cadman of Langlois w ho to Humbug State Park, lor thy Forty, election board chairman.
sang “I’Ve Got a Lovely Bunch annual community picnic. Each The ladies of the Community Sixes Grange Friday, May 19. It
Mr. and Mrs Roy Hendry en
of Cocoanuts,” and “Chatanooga picnicker brings his own uten Church served luncheon and held was attended by an extra large
joyed
a week’s visit from Mrs.
sils
and
a
hot
or
cold
dish
suit
Pot-luck
refreshments
Shoeshine Boy” in costume. Al
a fancy work and plant sale, crowd
Haines of Oakland and Miss Eliz
bert West of the coast guard, able for picnickning while the which was well attended that day were served.
singing two western tunes, ac P.-T. A. and teachers furnish
Sixes Grange held its regular abeth Topping of Ventura. Miss
an election day affair for some
punch
and
ice
cream.
companying himself on the gui
meeting Saturday evening. This Topping just recently retired after
Friday, also at Humbug, high time and many look forward to will be the last meeting w’hen serving as the librarian at Ven
tar, took third.
having lunch either before or
A largi' and enthusiastic audi- school boys and girls will hold after voting. Proceeds went into names can be put in for the' sec tura for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey
ence saw the show and enjoyed their annual picnic, all going in the church building improvement ret pal project.
and two sons of Malin in Klam
the patter of Preston Rohner who the school bus.
Mrs.
Donna
Churchill,
princi
Last Tuesday, Port Orford and fund.
was master of ceremonies.
Many Port Orford couples at pal of Langlois grade school, un ath County, are spending a few’
Along with the $110 taken in I Langlois bands went to Gold tended the Surf Club dance held derwent a surgical operation on days visiting her parents. Mr. and
at the Music Week concert the Beach to give a concert in re last week at Bandon. That night Monday at Macauley hospital at Mrs. Milton Foster and family.
Gene Reiling and h i s grand
band fund for new instrumentsj turn for the fine program given was also date for Stowaway Club Coos Bay. She has now’ returned
is growing. Proceeds from the by Gold Beach students here a । final dance of the season at Cast-! to her home to recuperate. Mrs. mother, Mrs. George Anderson of
dinner sponsored by the Grade few weeks ago. There were also away Lodge, which was enjoyed Jean Strain is substituting for Grants Pass spent the week-end
here visit ng relatives and friends,
School teachers Tuesday night i a few dance numbers given by
her in school.
about 30 couples.
and
enjoying the Azalea Festival
went into the fund but the total Estalene Stevens, Crista Lee Me- by Mr.
A
P
-T.
A.
meeting
was
held
and Mrs. James Graham >
Kenzie and Judy Marsh. They
Jeri
’s new neon sign looms up
amount has not been learned
May
17
at
the
high
school
gym.
of Portland are staying at one
Many high school students par returned about 1 p. m. and the of Zumwalts cabins for 2 weeks [ A discussion was held as to! to tell people of her location. She
ticipated in the two one-act plays Langlois students were guests of w hile overseeing work on |heir! the building program w hich faces l went by plane Tuesday to San
and “Harlem Harmonies" vaude the grade school for luncheon new' home which is just being Langlois. Further meetings arc Francisco, to buy new goods for
ville acts Thursday night under Charles Jensen, director, planned started on their recently-fenced planned.
। her store.
i
Mrs. Warren Smith, who has
direction of Hazel Knapp. “Be the program.
Roger
Moore
has
been
awarded
Twenty-five sixth graders, ac-] land at the south end of tow n. | a tuition scholarship at the U. been at Gatlinsburg, Tenn , for
Home at Midnite” was the name
After they return to Portland,
of the first play, the cast being companied by Mrs. Cherrx Roh-1 Mr. Graham plans to come here of O for the fourth consecutive the past several weeks, returned
ner,
teacher,
and
Mrs.
Frances
seventh graders and including
twice a month, as he has done I year. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. | home Friday, in time for the fes-
Bernice Cadwallader, Courtney Kirtland, principal, started at in the past, until the house is Frank Moore. -
* tival.
Homer, Earl Anderson, Christine, 6 a. m. Saturday morning on the I completed.
trip to Oregon Caves. Vai Town-
Lorensen and Phillip Johnson.
ley drove the bus. The route ( Saws are buzzing again at the
Freshmen and seniors were in taken
was through Crescent City, former Trio mill on the high-
the cast of the second play “The
and return through way north of town. It is oper-
The
Caves.
Blue Teapot.” Edna Logan and
and Co- ating under name of Kenneth
Tom Nash were the seniors and Ashland. Grants
quille.
The
children
still
are Peterson sawmill.
Joyce Bright and Alvin Denham
talking of the good time they
the freshmen.
“Teen-Agers" was the title of had It was 9:30 p. m. when the
the first vaudeville act done by weary group arrived home.
Blue caps and gowns have been
Neil Knapp and Estalene Ste
By Nancy Moore
vens. Frances Norton then sang selected by the seniors for com-
The 1950 senior class of Lang
Thursday.
This Jackrabbit’s fast
two numbers. Dear Hearts and mencement
Genth' Peoph
and
If I knew Lou Ellen Flake, daughter of lois Union High School held its
You Wert' Coming " The Moi Comm, and Mrs. Odell Flake, commencement Friday evening.
ris sisters. Ruth. Carolyn and of the coast guard, retired, will May 19. at 8. A group of junior
Margaret, were quite a hit in be valedictorian and Dick And- and sopohomore girls carrying
their black-face numbers, smg- erson. son of Mr and Mrs. Al- candles, formed an aisle for the
ing “Shortenin' Bread” and ‘My bert Anderson of Cape Blanco seniors when they marched to
The seniors wore
Kentucky Babe."
station is salutatorian. No spe- the stage.
rial speaker has been scheduled. steel-gray caps and gowns and
Erma Hull black-face
costumed in garish red, ch
Mrs. Evelyn Lyle, school board the girls wore corsages of three
American
Beauty rose while the
put over “Dark Tow
Stu
member, will give the diplomas........
.......
Baccalaureate services were held I boys wore a
Ball" a n d “Alexander’s
Time Band ”
at the Catholic church Sunday.* The order of the program w as |
Next, Ronald Rohner s a n g
Don and Vera White have tak- Band: Langlois and Port Or-
ford bands; Processional Mor-
“Chatanooga Shoe Shin
on over the lease of Katie
taurant from Ralph and Do ro yene Bruchler; Invocation Rev.
Winqui^t; Co-valedictory Betty
thy Baird who had it a
Loshbaugh;
History Dorothy Sy
oper-
Gaught and
ñad The Whites also own and
ate Paradise Point ranch which pher; Prophecy Everett Smith
Moore;
Co-valedictory
Nanc
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