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Thursday, July 12, 1951 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Pi;: T m Mr. and Mrs. William Bullard of Gold Beach called on the Frank Moore’s last Sunday. By Nancy Moore Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tucker and Too late for last ueek three children of Wendover, U., I Curry county 4-H members, are visiting here with her par their parents, and club leaders ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Brooks, met for a pot luck picnic Sunday, and his brother and family, the June 24, at the Don McKenzie Dick Tuckers for an indefinite ranch on Elk River. A brief business session was time. After leaving here they will visit Mr. Tucker’s mother and held, with Cliff Jenkins in charge other relatives at Selma before during which time he introduced the district presidents. Election returning to Westover. Visitors at the Dick Tucker of officers to represent Curry home during the past week have county was held with Mrs. Irene been Mrs. Barbara Tucker, Ar Brown chosen as president; Mrs. lene Pickle, Mr. and Mrs. John Rae Steddom, vice-president; and Pickle, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miss Dorothy Newton, secretary Tucker and family, all of Selma. and treasurer. Mrs. Brown thanked those at Mrs. Isham Storm was taken tending for their interest in 4-H to the Leep Memorial hospital in Bandon Saturday lor medical at work and asked for continued tention. She was able to return co-operation in the new organi zation of club leaders. home Sunday. Mrs. Joe Zumpfe of Brookings, The Langlois Girl Scout camp ing trip which was scheduled for president of the club leaders or July 6 and 7, was postponed un ganization for southern Curry, invited the group to B roomings til a later date. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevens lor the next quarterly meeting, and son, John, of Avenal, Calif., which will be held in September. A program of 4-H scholarship are visiting for a short lime with winners who had just returned Mr. Stevens’ sister, Mrs. Walter from summer school at Corval Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Richar d Ander-, lis, was then presented. All the son and son, Dicky, of Eugene,! phases of their activities were spent the holidays with Mr. and discussed classes 'ittended, rec Mrs. Art Aldropp. The two ladies reation, talent shows, and house parties and the year’s winners are sisters. were in agreement over the won Mr. and Mrs. LoRoy Teal of Valsetz, Ore., spent the Fourth! derful opportunities offer'd each here with her brother-in-law and ; club member. rhe program ended with ac sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Art Aldropp. Mrs. Aldropp returned with them! cordion music by several stud- when they left for home. She will ents and singing by the group. visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swimming In Elk River was en joyed after the program. Basil Goodrich at Dallas. The 4-H club leaders of the O. L. Moore left last Tuesday for Tigard and Sherwood to visit county wish to express their ap his sons and their families. He preciation to Mr. and Mrs. Don McKenzie for use of their ranch plans to return this week. LANGLOIS NEWS For old-time Hiram Walker qualify— JUST TELL THE MAN YOU WANT IMPERIAL! HIRAM WAUUf § as a meeting place and for the coffee provided. Seven members of the Stitch ’n Chat 4-H club met at Sports men’s club at 1 p m June 26. Both leaders of the club, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and Mrs. John Bruch ler, were pi esent. The visitors were Patsy Biuchler and Ethel Sypher. The members are going to try to complete their work before fair time. Velma Ann White is spending the week visiting at Walt Sabin’s on Coquille River. Mr. and Mrs. John Denisar and children left Friday for a visit with relatives and friends at Carlisle, Pa. Langlois Girl Scouts and the Brownies enjoyed a ‘cook out” the afternoon and evening of June 27. along upper floras Creek. The 14 girls attending were accompanied by their lead ers, Mrs. A rch i e Aldropp and Mrs. Roy Walters. Besides cook ing their supper the girls held their regular meetings and enjoy ed wading, games and marshmal low roast. Congratulations to Mt. and Mrs. Richard Hofsess upon the birth of their second son, Friday, June 29. The little lad who weighed 7 lbs and 9 oz, has been named Larry Allen. Mrs, Carrie Boice has gone to Benton City, Wash., to spend a month with her daughter, Dora Autrey and family. Frank Croston came Thursday lor his wife and children who have been visiting for several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brooks. They returned to Blach- ly, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edmonds and son of Roseburg visited Fri day night at the home of Mr. and ; Mrs. Gerald Quinn. They were on their way to San Francisco. Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Edmonds1 are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson and Mary returned last week from visiting the Donaldson’s new granddaughter, Janet Ruth, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Englebart, at Portland. O. L. Moore made a trip to Boise. Idaho, last week to visit friends. He was gone five days. Charles N. Farrier Services were held June 25, at Langlois gym at 2 p. m. for Charles N. Farrier, who passed away at Providence hospital, at Portland, June 20, at the age of 74 years. 9 months and 27 days. Interment was at the Denmark cemetery. Charles Farrier was born Au gust 23, 1876, at Ferndale, Calif, and moved to Courry county as a small child with his parents. With exception of a few years spent in eastern Oregon his homt* UMI Plywood Plant Progress Said To Be Ahead of Schedule; Building Booms . Ahead of schedule by at least । two weeks, according to Carl Mason, engineer in charge, con struction on the Brookings Ply wood plant progresses at a rap id pace with people amazed at how swiftly the huge roof arch trusses are rising into position. The pictures which appeared in these columns two weeks ago have no resemblence of the site today, when about half of the has been Curry county. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Verna Farrier, Port Orford, one daughter, Mrs. Olive Kreutzer, Langlois; two sons, Arthur of Los Angele and Niel of Sun Valley, ! Calif.; three brothers, Andrew’ J., of Sheridan; Walter B. of Arago; Henry of Langlois; one* sister, Mrs. Daisy Thorhaven of Coos Bay; five grandchildren and live great-grandchildren. huge building is under roof. I>ie foundations fo rthe machinery in the building are keeping pace with the remainder of the construc tion program. The booths maintained by the Rebekah lodge, selling sandwich es and coffee and the ^>ne pre sided over by the Altar Society, which furnished pie and coffee, were much appreciated by the hungry public Sunday. The proj ects were profitable to both so cieties, which wish to thank the public. Ì KEEP OREGON GREEN „ WHILE THEY LAST—We have a few sets of ■ White Side-wall Tire Sets Left— 6.00x16; 4-ply 6:70x15; 4-ply 6.70x15- 6’ply 7.10x15; 4-ply —Sold in sets of Five Ondiv— CHEVROLET Sales and Service ROGUE MOTORS Phone 411 Gold Beach, Oregon ALLEN & PLATT GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dr. Robt. E. Smith DENTIST Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 Residential — Commercial — Remodeling BROOKINGS TRAILER COURT Evenings by appointment ffione 293 IMPERIAL W HARBOR GARAGE HELP WANTED Satrmill and IToods Men '/intieri Blended whiskey. 86 proof. 70 7 grain neutral spines. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, 1 IL ••U m a Goetz Building One mile north of Carpenter- ville on Highway 101. r* »t *• »•$ 4 Quart Pint $3.35 $2.10 Bodenhamer- Mason Lbr. Co. BRAKES AND MOTOR TUNE-UP A SPECIALTY GENERAL GARAGE WORK L. IE. BOWLIN AND SON ! i
