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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1951)
Page Eight Fishing I« Always Good Here THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 191 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON during the holidays. Both went Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hofsess and law and were legally liable to stamps for the 21 home meals. to Gold Beach Thursday, return Karen; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hen-1 punishment. I am thinking of Was this fair? Let’s plug that ing Friday. Rusty Lafferty and sley, Mrs. Lula Cope, Mr. and the perfectly legal, though ob- loophole. By Nancy Moore Ray Kenworthy, Gold Beach, for Mrs. Ralph Cope and Doug, Mr. ¡vious circumvention of this reg-! Would it not be more fair to Langlois Girl Scouts were hos mer school friends of Roger, vis- and Mrs. Lister Autery, Mr. and'ulation by others who were able compel compel the the for for fortunate citizAi tesses at a Christmas party on ited him also. | Mrs. Jim Cre v, Mr. and Mrs. to pay the price. This better class who is privileged to eat out, to Dec. 20 at the Sportsmen’s club. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walters Alfred Sweet, Mrs. Harry Strain citizen, being better off finan pay the caterer in stamps as well Invited guests were the Boy and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank cially, '*ou!d eat in hotels, res- as money for each meal in which Scouts and their leaders, Archie and daughter, Nancy, made a trip Strain, Leland and Gerald, W. tauvants. or night clubs, where meat is served? Aldropp and George Steddon. to Portland, Seattle and Taco U. Sabin., Mr. and Mrs. Jim toey iced not use stamps, and Under this method, financial ma over the holidays. They re Other guests were Mrs. Donna Brooks and Sandra, and Mr. and have all their stamps for their standing would not be a means turned, Saturday, Dec. 29. Churchill and children. Games, remaining at home meals. Sabin and Billy. of evasion, and then, too, a bet A dance, sponsored by Sixes Mrs. Loren with prizes for winners, were en Their conscience and pocket ter check could be had of the Mrs. Ivy Messenger of Coos joyed. Refreshments were served Grange, was given at the hall River spent the past week with books were their only guides to caterers who then would have no Saturday, Dec. 30. at the close of the evsning. Mrs. Frances Autery and other the nrmber of times they legally . n°d to go to the black market Langlois Sportsmen’s club will Langlois schools opened Jan. friends. evaded the mtent oi this regula- for their meat supply. Sincerely hold its regular meeting Jan. 9, 2, after the holidays. tion. Bur those nnt not in such for- yours P D STARK tinn Tint thneo with election of officers as chief A large family Christmas din- tunate circumstances could not order of business. n »r and open house was held at eat out and had to use their own Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson the Fred Hofsess home Christ- To the Editor: So now we are and Speed spent Christmas week mas day. Sharing the festivities Rainy weather has practilly visiting the Anderson’s son and werO: Mrs. Beth Brinkman, Bar to have meat rationing again. put a stop to all highway work family at Oakland, Calif. No patriotic United States citi bara, and Doris of Suntrana, as well as other outdoor build- Langlois Community is remind Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. John Haw zen will grumble or question the Were you one of those uho ing. The Harbor grade, however, ed that it is not too late to turn kins, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hawkins, wisdom of this proposed regula saw the Baptist Community is far enough along that motor tion, providing it is administered in money for Christmas seals. Kathrnn, and Linda, all of Fern church decked in its holiday ists can see how the new high» The chairman, Mrs. Nana Moore, dale, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. George fail i,r and treats all alike. dress? If not, you missed one | way will be, and the curves it states that all who have not con- Hawkins, Joyce and Doris, Mr. of the products of batter But did this regulation treat actually eliminates. tributed may still d<> so. Closing and Mrs. Joe Hofsess and Videlle, all alike during the last war? things in life, and again for date soon will be here Ronald Akers, woh went to free. The setting must have I am not thinking of black mar- all of Bandon; Mrs. Hazel Hof- I-ai I Elliott of Coquille spent s< ss and Donna; Mr. and Mrs. ket meat, wheie those able to Eugene Monday for a view of added greatly to all activi- the University of Oregon cam days with Roger Moore Kenneth Hofsess and Stephen; pay the extra price evaded the ties of the church during the pus, and to visit friends, return- holiday season. Looking back some of you ; cd to Brookings Thursday noon. LOST: between laundry and will remember the church- trailer camp, folding car jack. tree trimmed with cranberry Reward. Mrs. M. Longacre, city* and popcorn strings, tinfoil- Jerome Nichols, who attended wrapped nuts and candles. Redmond High the first semes The nigh-symmetrical tree ter, enrolled at the local school was aglitter with modern tin Tuesday. His parents live north sel, baubles and lights, elec- of town. LANGLOIS NEWS In The Mail-box: LOCAL NEWS Another Artist OFFICE SUPPLIES For that young man or lady who is in school, who may have endless themes, papers and re ports to 'hand in', a new "Smith-Corona" type writer could be the greatest Christmas present you could possibly give. Flace a gift certificate under the Christmas tree, and watch the delight tric-gi! led candles seven or eight feet high, stood between the windows opposite the en trance. Panels of red made a rterferf background for all these lights. The altar was banked with greens and poin- settas, a drop in desert scene made especially for the high school Sunday school class play made a fitting back ground for the activities of the season. Offsetting the tree, the rail ing opposite was tiered with altar candles, pine boughs, and centered by a cluster of dull gilded huge cones. How was this picture form ed? Ask the workmen and they rep I ys “Don’t you know?" All fingers point to Mrs. Cliff Lindskoug, another of nature's artists in this community This talented and oh so modest lady will never volunteer that she de signed many previous public decorations. Pilot “subscription” good Christmas gift. makes a pALL P People are urged to come out Friday to witness the Bruins and Gold Beach basketball games. While there will be no volley ball, there still will be two hot games, staiting at 7:30 p. m. FENDERS DENTED..? IS THE PAINT BAD? Office supplies, including adding machines cash registers, typewriters, together with busi ness forms are being made available in Curry County through Brookings-Harbor Pilot and the Typo-print, at Gold Beach. 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