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Page Four Famous For Its Mild Climate THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Craig re Monday afternoon to spend that and Dr. R. E. Stephenson, soils suitable materials. turned home Monday after en evening and the next morning Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hale left specialist from Oregon State Col joying several weeks trip which conferring with the Rotary club lege, Corvallis. They were in the Sunday afternoon for Hawthorne, By Dorothy Asdel took them to Glacier National members. Joe Breckel, governor area on a cranberry tour. Others Nevada, and they expect to re Under direction of Mrs. Evelyn Park, Yellowstone, Lake Loiu for Dist. No. 154, Rotary Inter on the tour who visited all major turn Wednesday. Lyle, the Treble Clef Chorus re- ise and Banff in Canada, national, paid his official visit Mr. and Mrs. Don Brooks and cranberry bogs in Coos and Cur sumed practice last Tuesday eve ry counties were R. Ralph Clark, family were guests of honor at to the local club, and conferred to Walla Walla where they vis ning at the high school. Any wo- a going-away party held at Sixes with members of the provisional ited their son Kenneth and his man in the community who en extension horticulturist, Mr. family. Grange hall, last Wednesday. The Gold Beach club. joys choral singing is invited to Steenlapd, plant pathologist, Dr. Brooks are moviing to Tule Lake attend regularly. The second so Crowley of the Washington state shortly. experiment station at Long prano section especially needs At a meeting of the Langlois new members. The group is be Beach, Wash., and Jack Wood of Girl Scouts, held last Wednes- th(' Coos county agent ’ s office. By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING ginning work on Christmas mu day at the grade school gym, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tiernan sic. Practices are held each Tues Swinney, leader of the Couille day from 7:30 to 9:00 p. m. Mrs. and family were week-end vis Girl Scouts, presented member itors at Salem. They attended' Gladys Hoy is accompanist. ship pins to the following girls: homecoming celebration at OSC : Ira Tucker, chairman of the Judy Jensen, Pat Bruch ler, Don and saw' the OSC team go down Battle Rock Centennial Associ- na Longanecker, Jeannette fighting a the hands of Stanford. ation, has announced that the 'Thompson, Delores Bruchler, Here from Astoria for several following committee chairmen days as guests of the Pete Raa- Velma Ann White, Arlene Ker have been appointed and have ber, Thelma Tucker, Mildred Rob- sinas were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hain accepted appointments: John bins, Joan Cox, Jean Sypher and Masterson will head the finance es and family. Regular meeting of Sunset Deanna Churchill. Mrs. Archie committee; Elmer Raymo, pub Garden Club will be held at the Aldropp is resuming the leader licity chairman and Mrs. Hazel home of Mrs. Let a Hoggatt, on ship of the girls. Knapp, program. The annual carnival is to be At the last meeting of that Friday at 2 p. m. Many interesting facts on dry held by the Langlois high school GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING association it was decided to form cleaning at home wore learned student body on Oct. 13 at the a permanent organization for a yearly celebration and to elect by more than 20 members of the gym. Fovir princesses: Donna officers annually. Officers for this Port Orford home extension unit Hofsess, Mary Mermilliod, Shir year besides the chairman are: last Friday afternoon at their ley Phillips, and Iris Robbins, Mrs. Docia Sweet, assistant; Mrs. first meeting of the year, held in are busy selling votes: These the home of the unit president, votes are also chances on a ham. + Adaline Niemann, secretary and Mrs. Evelyn McDonald. Dor- There will be a variety of booths Art Niemann, treasurer. Mem- othy Newton gave the demon- for fun for all. bers of the steering committee st rat ion part of which had to Little Shirley Brown, daugh are Tucker, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. I be omitted because of the stormy ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Elaine Crose, Wesley Spencer, I weather, making it impossible to Brown, celebrated her fourth and Vai Townley. WITH BOYSEN’S : dry clean any major item out of birthday with a party at her Next meeting will be held on Oct. 13, at 8 p. m. at the high doors. Other officers for the com home Sunday afternoon. Guests school assembly room. All rep ing year are Mrs. Lucille Esta were Mrs. Margaret McClure and Wallpapers, Domestic and imported resenta fives of local organ iza- brook, vice-chairman and Mrs. Kathleen and Danny; Mrs. Lu Bee Cooley, secretary-treasurer. cille McFarland and Judy; Mrs. tions and any others interested A special guest at the meeting S. W. Brown and Nancy; Mrs. in the project are invited to at was Miss New'ton’s mother, Mrs. Albro and Terry, Floyd and Ro- Phone 363, Smith River tend. O. L. Newton, of Coquille,( who settta; Mrs. Frank Kenworthy; Recent visitors at the home of spent the week-end with ty?r and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hinderlie daughter. Pvt. Everett Smith, 19, whose Were Mrs. Hinderlie’s sister and The first lesson in square danc brother is Paul Smith, Langlois, family from Astoria. Mr. and ing last Thursday by Mrs. Jessa- has reported to Lackland Air Mrs. E. A. Erickson and daugh lee Mellalieu, home extension Force Base, the gateway to the ter, Janice. recreational specialist of Cor From Newport over the week vallis, was a great success, ac airforce for basic training. end came Mr. and Mrs. William cording to those who attended. Crumrine to visit her parents, There were than eight squares, TEACHER OF Mr. and Mrs. Odell Flake. Crum well crowding the multi-purpose rine is stationed with the coast The Pete J. Lesmeister Agency room of the grade school, in guard at Newport. spite of the rainy weather. All reports considerable activity in Visitors last Thursday at the attending danced and learned real estate sales for the first Oregon Coast Berry Co., propa The major the rudiments of this old-time week in October. Life Certificate High School Credits For gators of blueberries, were C. A. dancing. There will b e three transaction was perhaps the sale Boiler, blueberry horticulturist Studio Bldg., Brookings Accredited Pupils more meetings conducted by the of the Ben E. Kerns home in instructor. One will be in this Brookings to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. i Matot of Petaluma, Calif. The month and two in November. Matots with their three children expect to take possession about Oct. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Kern, in turn, By Nancy Moore purchased an attractive ocean Real Estate Broke; “Dry Cleaning at Home” was front homesite from Mr. and Mrs. Hotel Brookings North Emi the subject of the last meeting Chas. E. Low. PHONE 594 Box 207 Telephone 344, Brookiig of the Langlois Home Extension Mr. and Mrs. John Wendorf Office open all day Saturday, unit, which was held Thursday, DELCO-REMY AUTO-LITE also Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 5, at the home of Mrs. Pau or Harbor have sold their home to Don C. Yarnell of Underwood, evenings. PROTO and S. & K. TOOLS line Anderson. Elsie Quinn re Wash., who recently started his signed as secretary and Ethelene logging operations here. Hein-Werner Hydraulic jacks; Gates Belts and Mr. Lot. 80x420 feet in desirable Thompson was appointed in her Wendorf's ill health has neces- hose. Prestone Anti-freeze. Bert DeMoss location for $800. place. A business meeting was sitated this change. held in the morning, dur i n g Dimmick Building Mr. and Mrs. John Pruess of Brookings, Oregonjf CAN YOU BEAT THIS? One which the meeting places for Clackamas, Ore., have purchas acre of beautiful ocean frontage the following year were arranged ed the Floyd Bolton property, a for $1500. and committee chairmen were part of the Kindel tract near the •F appointed. They a re : Member . mouth of the Chet co. It is un 2 acres mostly cleared, 3 miles ship-hospitality Pauline Ander derstood the Boltons will move from Brookings, just oil Hwy. son; luncheon, Frances Au t rev to California to be nearer other 101, ocean view. Has partly fin publicity, ana Moore; 4-H club, relatives. ished building which could be Pauline .Anderson; Azalea House, Lawrence Gault who has tak- made liveable with some fixing.) Helen Fain; library. Florence en a position in Roseburg has Wonderful spring. myrtlewood * Thorhaven. A sack lunch was sold his home otT Pioneer road trees, $1500 cash. enjoyed at noon with dessert and to Mrs. Allie B. Weaver, Grants • • • eolTee being served by the hos- Pass. Mrs. Weaver will now be 'Two-room cottage, bath, ga Dorothy countv next door neighbor to her son, : rage. lovely ocean view, beach UDA. presented the topic of the t rawford Weaver, who had pre frontage. About ‘a-acre, beauti meeting during which the mem viously bought the Cecil Travis ful setting among trees. Ideal for bers learned spot cleaning, vari home. couple. A real buy for $-1500. ous types of cleaning solutions, safety factors to be considered, Good income property avail and did actual work of cleaning able on easy terms. a rayon dress and neckties. The Several Gold Beach Rotarians members present were Mesdames 1 have some e Marian Brooks, Jean Strain, were in town Tuesday noon to opportunities in Curry Countv Pauline Anderson. Nana Moore, attend the local club luncheon available to cash customers. Lorane Zimmerman. Lillian Berg, " hen Gov. Joe Breckel paid his Frances Autrey. Arlene Thet official visit. Gov. Breckel helped Other homes, ocean frontage ford. Mary Burgess, Ethelene the Gold Beach members with a lots and acreage, Thompson, Florence Thorhaven, tew detatils, and assured them 1 I mo Quinn and Eulla Mastro- that a charter was just a matter up a few details, in- IKdito. The next meeting will be held at Marv Burgess’ in No- adv ertently omitted in the ap-¡ vember. The subject of this meet plication a few weeks ago. ing will be Holiday Decoration” Mr. and Mrs. Joe Breckel of I and members are asked to gather Vancouver, , Wash., arrived here. Port Orford Wart, the Speed Cop............ BROOKINGS GARAGE BEAUTIFY I Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Venetian Blinds. Roy Wilkinson, Smith River, Calif N O R I N E Realty Transfers PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN M. G. 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