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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1950)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1950 LANGLOIS NEWS BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON of Beaverton, and Mr. and Mrs- George Martin and son and daughter, who expects to be go ing into the service soon, were here for several days with Mr. Weigel’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Weigel. The group caught three salmon out at sea. Pillow slips to embroider. Love ly new patterns. See Mrs. J. J. Gallagher. BP Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Sr. left for Portland, Monday, for her semi-annual checkup on her eyes. She was to be joined at Oregon City by her mother, Mrs. George Anderson, of Grants Pass, and the two will visit relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller had as recent house guests, their son apd daughtefl-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Miller and daugh ter, Sharon, and Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. Alice Eskridge, all of Oxnard, Calif. They remained for ten days. Because of the electricity out age, Tuesday, Gene Gould re mained until Tuesday morning to aid the Pilot, which was faced with one less day in which to publish a paper. Gene is a se nior in the journalism school at University of Oregon. Mr. and Mi's. Clifford Hall of Tomahawk, Wise., are visiting their old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johns for several clays while enjoying the coastal scen ery and fishing. Subscribers to the Pilot for a couple of years, they have come to wish they may some day live here. Mr. Hall is ir the brass industry’ at his home city. Residents of this area, last Saturday night, thought surely a rain storm was coming, judging from the amount of thunder and lightning. However, little more than a trace of rain fell. Lily growers are finding the ground extremely dry. Pillow slips to embroider. Love ly new patterns. See Mrs. 3. J. Gallagher. Bp the coffee cups. The business meeting was then called, dis position of the school landscap ing project was discussed, as well as other business relating to the club. Mrs. Charles Grayshel report ed on the Curry County fair, stressing reasons why many flor icultura! specimens were disqual- five blue ribbons awarded. New members recently wel- ........Land Of Opportunities corned into the club are Mrs. Albert Joy and Mrs. Rapraeger. Guests at Thursday.’s meeting were Mesdames Riley, Wrenford. William Johnston and Edna Shith. Hostesses were Mrs. Guy Rice and Mrs. Bradley Page. has demonstrated in Ming Tree Park, the effective use of native shrubbery. He is saving the wild flowers and naturalizing many others. The park compares fav orably with scenery about Car mel, Calif., of which it reminds After the business meeting, many who have seen it. members and guests rode to the “Nature never makes the same ocean front property of William mistake twice; she made each of Brady, Brookings. Mr. Brady us different.'' By Nancy Moore Many people of the area are complaining of sore backs these last few days, This “illness” is caused by an epidemic of lily bulb digging. The Floras-Willow Womens’ club met Thursday for an all day meeting at Mrs. Mary Bur gess’ home. A birthday dinner, honoring those membeis who 4* had birthdays during the sum mer months was served. Rev. Daryl Hunt of Eugene was in charge of the services at the Langlois Community church Sunday, Sept. 17. At the last Sixes Juvenile Grange meeting, Dick Lantz w as Box 211 Ph. 3441 or 281 given a half-scholarship to the Juvenile Grange Summer camp Notary Public—C. O. Leonard for next year. The scholarship SALESMEN: 1 was presented to him because of O. S. Young Hans Nelson his good work in his garden. The juveniles will have a membership Brookings, Oregon drive between Oct. 1, and Jan. 1, w ith cash prizes to be awarded Apartment house with gross to the three who bring in the income of over $2000 at the pres most new^ members. ent time. Good location. Priced Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storm at only $7000. and son and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips left Sept. 3, on a trip For Only $3750 you can com w hich tok them to Vancouver pletely own a three -bedroom Island, B. C., through the Oka furnished home near the schools. nogan Valley, and home via the See it today! Grand Coulee Dam. They re turned Sept. 10. Small house and 2 acres over Darrell Price and Joanne looking the Wincliuck river. Also Chapman of Bandon spent twro mangnificant view of the ocean. days at the state fair at Salem Price $5000. with Darrell’s mother, Mrs. Jean Berger, who was in charge of 2-bedroom home on extra large the booth for Langlois Chees- lot within walking distance of Makers. school and town. $4500 with ex Mr. and Mrs. Herb Morrill and cellent terms. family returned home Sept. 10 from a trip through Oregon, Ida- 7 acres and good two-bedroom ho, Montana and Washington, home almost in the heart of Their speedometer chalked up Brookings. Pressure system on exactly 3333 miles. well and city water han be had Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Horn are also. This is a beautiful’ setting grandparents of a boy, born on of trees, rhododendrons and azal Sept. 11, to their daughter in leas. Large full basement that law, Mrs. Larry Smith, at Den could be finished itno apartment ver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Horn are for income. Also another build- n^w visiting at Denver and they ing adjacent to the house for ^nter-in-law i vaiv xu will bring their daughter-in-law income. All of this for only $8950. and the baby home w ith them in or house and two acres can be about two weeks. had for $6950. If you have $750 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stiegler to pay down and balance like of Portland spent the week-end rent, see us today! visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Woodriff of Denmark. Fine building site of m acres Rc ger Moore returned borne By B. Miller on good road close to town—city Fiiday from his summer job on water and lights. This we believe What is the Azalea Garden Cojs-Curry Fire Patrol an I left to be worth all of the price of Sunday morning for Eugene, to Club about, which I write in this $975. Terms. enter University of Oregon for column? Is it some exclusive his senior year. He was taken club into which one must be in By Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hames troduced? With guarded mem For results list uñth Southern Curry Count iris Loading Real of Gold Beach, whose son and bership and old traditions? Yes, it has traditions. Tradi Agency! Estate daughter also attend the uni- tions of friendliness and help versify. We have buyers for several Mr. and Mrs. Art Aldropp spent fulness. Any lady who loves the flowers and is interested in her different types of town and coun- • Thursday in Coos Bay on busi own and her neighbor’s garden, try property. Drop in, you may ness. H. S. Cadman left Wednesday and would like to assist in mak have exactly what these buyers for Portland where four of his ing the community more beau are looking for. heifers were sold at the livestock tiful, is welcome to join the club. Azalea Garden Club was form sale at the Pacific Interantional 5-room house with 1 acre, so. ed about January, 1945. At that building last Saturday. Mrs. Archie Aldropp returned time, just as now’, many new of Harbor. Good spring and good Saturday from the Mast Hospital families were moving into this terms. Total price only $3500. at Myrtle Point where she was area. The women were much alone and there were few tele a patient for a few days. Fine house trailer for $1250. phones. Langlois Girl Scouts held their This price includes excellent city So, some of them thought of regular meeting, Wednesday, at lot with cit water and electricity. the grade school gym. Mrs. John forming a club as a means of This is a real Heal. Bruchler had charge of the meet- getting acquainted. And Azalea ing. The girls received an invi- Garden Club was the outcome, We suggest you vote for Ed tation to a dinner Saturday, Sep- Mrs. Almo Newton was the first Ackley for District Attorney tember 30, by the Coquille Girl president. Mrs. B. E. Kerns is a conscientious Brooking-Harbor Scouts. Th« Langlois group will president now. man. Keep your attorney here. soon receive their membership If you have recently moved and first class pins. A gift was into this community, please come Have buyer for dairy ranch in presented to Mrs. Archie Aldropp to the next meeting of the club, neighborhood of $20,000. What who was their former leader. at the Grange hall in Harbor, have you? Mary Jean Sabin of this place and give us all an opportunity and Walen Livermore of Port to meet and make you welcome Many other better buys—whe ther it’s standard time, day-Lte Orford were married last week. to our community and club. They will live at Bandon. If you have lived here for a savings time, our time is your time, so call on us any time. long time, join your friends and neighbors in the garden club. We meet once a month, usually Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dimmick the second Thursday afternoon. and family left last Friday for Last Thursday afternoon, the Hayward, Calif., their former members enjoyed a pot luck home, where they spent the week luncheon and social hour over end visiting. ified. There were five exhibitors Ellsworth Weigel and family, from Azalea Garden Club, and | C. 0. LEONARD L L LEONARD BEAUTIFY Brokers Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Attend the Evangelistic service this week, and on Sunday. Along Azalea Row WITH BOYSEN’S Wallpapers, Phone 363, Smith River Roy Wilkinson, Smith River, Calif Wart, the Speed Cop............. By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING Gi z rtk w* r>w BROOKINGS GARAGE GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING • A A Diilit Got EM f T im B arcak ALL sizes Priced to fit every pocketbook while I THEY I last ... We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEED!.......... 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