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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1950)
Page Twelve Enjoy Retirement Right! BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON THURSDAY, Shuey, both families com par- tive newcomers to Brookings, have purchased lots in the A. O. Bollinger tract, and plan con struction of new homes in the spring. Klamath Falls Famed Chorus Of More Than 50 Voices OCTOBER 26. 1950 tract west of the school prop erty. These transactions are be ing handled throug hthe Pete J. Lesmeister agency. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Vaughan, now of Lewiston. Idaho, have sold their acreage and house to . orth of Brookings to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Nichols of C*i- penterville, recently from Red mond, Ore. Mark Nenaus, former Win chuck resident, and couple of friends, Mr. Rossi and Mr. Demp sey of Atascadero, Calif., are in the area for a weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Acker man and two daughters of Forks Earl Carson, Don Carson and of Salmon, Calif., have been vis Glen Moore of Harbor have pur iting Mrs. Ackerman’s sister, chased 4r2 acres in the McAdams Mrs. Kay Sandstrom, this week. WESTERN Along Azalea Row year. Young Crissey was a partic- Inant in the national school for By Marian Miller design sponsored by the Society Word has been received that of American Florist which met Douglas Wilcox of the navy, a Aug. 2, in the Statler Hotel, in 1949 graduate of Ophir high, has New. York City. During North been transferred from the San west Florists Association meet Diego naval base to Japan. ing, he set up a school for de U. E. Brewer, Mf. and Mrs sign, bringing back many of his Herman Koblenzar, Norman own ideas and those of others Chenoweth and George Kobien- from the New York meeting to zar have returned from their Sun Valley. Otto Panzer, biother of Al hunting trip to eastern Oregon. Panzer of this community, was It has b^en re oited that all elected director of the associa- got their deer. Ophir teachers attended meet tion for the State of Oregon at ing of the Curry County division the Sun Valley meeting. Convening at the same time of Oregon Education Association at Sun Valley, the Wholesalers’ at Langlois last Friday evening. Word was received that Sgt. Association decided to meet again at Portland in November, to and Mrs. Maurice Boyle of the gether with the daffodil grow Marine Corps barrakes, at Le- ers of the Brooking-Harbor area Juene, N. Car., are parents of to discuss the marketing of field a daughter, born Sept. 10. The little miss has been named Sheila grown daffodil blossoms. A really accomplished speak Anna. Sgt. Boyle is son of Mrs. er is a fellow who can keep Jack Nowlin. Mrs. Frances Hawkins is now both hands in his pockets while describing the fish that got a- employed by Rogue River at Goid Beach. She plans to re U'ay." KAY INGRAM. main in this area while her hus band is in the navy. OPHIR NOTES By B. Miller Crowded Out Last Week The philosopher of Weedy Acres has taken fishing pole in he nd and gone off to join the neighbors at the mouth of the Chetco River. The pelicans are perched on Fountain Rock for the same reason. I wonder how the word gets spread around among the leathered population that the flshin’ is good. When one peli can takes wing do the others say, "1 11 go too?” Or does the leader give the world? Speaking of leaders, Clara Kerns, president of Azalea Gar den club, and her staunch sup- porters, Martha Grayshef and Martha Harbin, have been re- warded for the bull) sale lasi week at the regular garden club meeting, Remember, bulbs plant- ed now brin g beau t y in the springtime! I here is pleasure in knowing how to do this well, even tho we otten are too busy or think we are to do more than run into the garden, cut some posit's and plunk them into a vase. However,, we are professional flower growers here, and near By Nancy Moore professional in the use of flowers Langlois girl scouts met last and should be proud of the fact. Wednesday at the grade school Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Wil I* lorists take this kind of thing with Mrs. Wilbur di- cox and Mr. and Mrs. Bert D. very seriously. They hold schools reefing. The members elected of design. One of our former Delores Bruchler as their chair residents is distinguishing him- man. Games were played after self in this field. the meeting. . We Tho Busy Chef 4-H club finish-' all pleased when he hear of some former Brookings ed the year with a skating oar-i or Harbor resident who is mak ty at Tanglewood. Their leader; ing good "outside” as we call the Mrs. H. G. Anderson, and Mr. and world beyond the of our H. G. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. ■ own gentle mountain barriers. Everett Strain, took the bovs Of interest to Chetco Valley to the rink. Members attending residents was the recent issue of were Lloyd Storm. Gordon Brit F lorists Review Magazizne which, ton. Hal Strain, Clinton Caugh- ’(‘Ported on the convention o/ cll, Don Campbell, Gerald Phil the Northwest Florists Associa lips, Dick Barklow and Dale tion held at Sun Valley during Smith. latter part of September. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller At this meeting, James Crissey of Wedderburn visited her par- former resident now engaged ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles But- n business in Seattle, was pick ton, week. Mrs. Button is ed first vice-president of the as much improved in health after sociation. which brings him in a recent operation. line tor the presidency next Several oi the local boys and girls are studying the acocrdion under direction of Charles Jen sen. rhe group consists of Joan c ox, Delores Bruchler, Jeannette Thompson, Velma Ann Whitt'. ( hetco Rod & Gun Club Irene Sypher, Margaret Fain, Deanna Churchill, Doris Brink- On Benham Lane, south of man, Dale Smith. Frank Moore, Hai bor, will have "cost” prac Richard Stenett and Ted Bier tice trap shoots, Sunday, Oct. 29, man. Buying a home today and November 5, at 10 a. m. 1 SPARK_0IL " survey AM people viani THAN ALL_O™S^ A SPARK OIL I h F.ATER -------- - THE VISIBLE FAN SHAPED FLAME MAKES SPARK FAMOUS ¡&Ï a WSÍ ¿ is Z s'-X ' í i x^. y Be sure of comfort and your family’s health. Let us show you a new Spark oil burning heater. Clean, dependable warm th... econom ical heat... modern styling. See us before \\ ¡»He* s cold begins. ’ x*- • 3 Y LANGLOIS NEWS Realty Transfers ' Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co Complete F. H. A Loan Service To Purchase or Build A Homel You Can Own Your Homa Cheaper TRAP SHOOT Than You Can Rent! Classified Ads This a chance for everyone to It urn to shoot. Also an oppor For Rent: 4-room mod. home. tunity to see the new automatic trap, houses and ground com $50 u nd furnished or $60 furn basement, See pletely ready. Any sportsman of ished. Garage, * Del Norte or Curry county is Mrs. Pierce at Post office. welcome to come. 1938 Ford truck, all steel van body good condition. Priced to sell. Zenith washing machine, $20. Inquire Youngs 5 & 10. 33tf Ladies of the Altar Society will hold a bazaar and food sale on Nov. 18. Place will be an- nounced later.______ adv Turkey Shoot November 12 A MONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY — B''B d Hnvll ranteras Projectors is as easy as renting one and costs less We will be pleased to discuss the building and financing of your home with you. Drop us a card or. if convenient, stop at our office JOE FITZPATRICK, Real Estate Loans Phone 5-7521 1966 Sherman Avenue North Bend, Oregon u> > n . . . WARREN G HUNTER Ten Ths Truth— -___ Street, Crescent City, California
