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GE TEN The World’s Best Climate Historical Bits Of Coos, Curry Cos. Continued from Page Two mountain trails from Port Or ford. He carried no gun, nor even a knife for protection. In 1886 he was laid to rest on the hill back of his house in Deer Park. Some years a ter his older broth er, Rev. James B. Greene, was buried in the same place. The two brothers had not seen each other for nearly fifty years, since they parted at the old home in Ohio. Tim had died before his brother arrived at Deer Park, Next week, I’ll tell you more about the Rev. James B. Greene and about the two schools ii. the Eckley country, (Florence Chap man, a retired teacher residing at North Bend, was one of the early teachers). And I’ll tell you more about the four post office names; and something about the double wedding a t Eckley 55 years ago, of which one of the couples is still living in Myrtle Point; and something about the gold mines back in the hills. LANGLOIS NEWS By Nancy Moore tired, hut happy, grjup of boys and girls returned last Fri- day from the 1950 Oregon 4-H summer school held at OSC, Cor- vallis. rhe Curry county group left Tuesday, June 13. on school bus driven by H. G. Anderson. Stiverai of the group received honors. Speed Anderson of Lang lois, was elected president . f his living organization and ho was selected to appear on the 4-H ra dio review Wednesday night. At tending from Langlois were Ger ald Phillips, Mary Donaldson, Don Campbell, Delores Bruchici’, Glenda Holycross, Irene Sypher and Iris Robbins. Visitors at the Frank Moore home last Saturday were Mr. and Mi’s. Percy Bowen and Mar cella and Stanley of Columbia, South America. Mr. Moore and Mr. Brown worked together in Nebraska several years ago Mrs. Hazel Hofsess and Don na planned to leave Monday or Tuesday for Fair- banks, Alaska, where they will spend the summer. Mr BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON vz daughters, Judy turned Saturday from a trip to Portland. While there they vis- ited Mr. Boice’s brother, r. G. Moice, who has been ill at the Veterans hospital for several months. They found him to be much improved so that he had been given a 24-hour pass Horn the hospital to visit his wife and children who are spending the summer at Kalam, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Croston and sons returned last week from Toledo, Ore., where they haa vis ited for two or three weeks. Dick Barklow was elected to a position on the grade school board, Monday, June 19. Mrs .F. G. Boice recent h’ had the good fortune to win a prize in a Cinderella contest at Long view', Wash., where she was vis iting. An overwhelming “no’ vote was the result of the el *ctiqp Thursday night to suspend the local high school and sena the students to Bandon next year, the vote was (unofficially) 33 for suspension and 103 against. An- other school meeting is to be held Monday, June 26, for pur pose of electing two members to the high school board and to complete the budget for the next able Board of Supervisors, Del Norte County, Crescent City: Gentlement: We understand that you have taken action mak ing it unlawful to sell milk at retail, unless said milk is pas teurized or processed in a Del Norte county or Humboldt coun ty plant. With such a law' in existence any business man in Del Norte county could demand that he be protected against competition under the same law’. This is similar to the laws that wrecked the economy of the1 European countries, and we feel that there is no place in America lor an “Iron Curtain,” or, as this case may be, a “Milk Cur tain.” Actions of this kind are harm ful to the friendly relations of neighboring communities, Un doubtedly this action was taken on the spur of the moment with- out giving much thought as to its true meaning. We hope that after studying this matter that you will rescind F. A. Carr & Son SAVE 15 TO 20 PER CENT ON YOUR INSURANCE COSTS! Representing America’s soundest companies, saving you money because of insuring only selected risks. . . . PHONE 1012! HUGGINS INSURANCE AGENCY Gold Beach, Oregon Sheet Metal & Plumbing Household Appliances, Sheet Metal, Plumbing and heating supplies. 900 4th St Pho. 631 Carrell’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC Electrical Supplies Your Hotpoint Store 941 Second St. PHONE 931 DEL PONTE'S Shoe Store X-RAY FITTED Mail Orders Filled Phone 2102 828 2nd St. Crescent City Book Cases, Writing Desks, Comer Cabinet» Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors, Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers. IF IT’S MADE OF WOOD— YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FIFIELD! Turn off 101 at Beach Road. Follow’ the Signs OPHIR NOTES KATHERINE'S Tom Morgan and Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Moore of Klamath rails were visiting in Ophir last week. Mrs. Oliver Ramalia, son. Low ell and daughter, Mrs. Dale Moore, and infant daughter, are visiting at Seattle, Wash., The Ophir H. E. C. met it the home of Mrs. Vivian Johnston last Tuesday afternoon. Beauty Shop At Residence in HARBOR, OREGON Slosed Saturdays Open 9 to 5 Daily Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping. DAVIDSON'S Shoot ’em and win a hunk of sumpin at the Chetco Rod and Gun Club trap shoot, Sunday, July 16. Bill Shepherd has gone to Rei ding, Calif., to participate in a tiap shoot. Herman Koblenzar was elected director of the Ophir school dis- i trict at the annual election on T June 19. Ophir Grange held its regular meeting at the new hall Fi iday evening. By Marian Miller Miss Nell Shepherd is conva- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pollock, Mr. lescing at her home after a re end Mrs. DoDn Kerber, and Mrs. Agnes Miller were visiting in cent appendectomy at the Gold Beach hospital. Weott, Calif., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and CORNY? Did you hear about daughter, Myra, of Myrtle Point, were visiting at the home of Mr. the man on the flying trapeze and Mrs. Eldon Miller. Their son who caught his wife in the act? Allan, who has been visiting in Ophir for the past two weeks and George Miller, returned with them. the action you have taken. Re- spectifully, Brookings Chamber of Commerce, by J. Elmer Park er, Pres. (Copies to Del Norte Chamber of Commerce, Del Norte Triplicate and Brookings-Harbor Pilot). CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS—Give Them At Least A Trial! Mr. and Mrs. D. Mitchell and sons have moved from the And erson apartments to a home on Four Mik* road. Sixes Grange held its regular Gifts, Stationery meeting last Saturday.’Elmo and Dorothy Raymo were elected to School Supplies, Cards membership by initiation. Wal 1010 2nd St. Telephone 2212 ter Slocum, who was the Sixes delegate to State Grange at On Crescent City, California tario, reported on the state ses-1 sion. Alter the meeting a patrio tic program was presented. Re- CRESCENT CITY fieshments and dancing were en joyed by the members. The Grange Dramatics r roup Visit our record dept met Wednesday at the Gerald Compelte Radio Sales Quinn home. T’he next meeting and Service will he held Wednesday, June 28 at the Grange hall. Ph. 1512 810 3rd Si. A meeting of Curry county fair board was scheduled to be held Monday night at Sixes Grange. MIIMIIIIIIM Curry County Branch In The Mail-box June 27, 1950 To the Honor THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 A Snack Or Meal You can’t go wrong by dropping in at the Bus Depot Cafe Mrs. C. I. 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