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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1951)
Land of Opportunity BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON ! the Community building in Co quille. His numbers were well By MARION BROOKS received and Wilbur was compl:- Mrs. Cark Caughell made a men ted on his playing by mem- business trip to Portland the last bers ol the orchestrak of the week. She is ararnging Mrs. Robertson of Lakeview, for the completion of their new mother of Mrs. Algers, is visiting home. the Alger famiy this w'eek. David Devoto and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Art Adropp were Dashwander of Santa Rosa, Port and visitors the after part Caljf., were guests at the Frank of the week. Pook home during the week. Visiting at the Louis Kreutzer David is a grandson of Mr. and home for a coupe of days was Mrs. Pook. their daughter Ann. now Mm. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Langacher Abert Tomlinson and family of Yachats visited Bernard Anderson of Eureka friends in Langlois Saturday. was a business visitor at the Joe Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Short ridge Nilsen home Thursday. He »s a of Glen Flora Bogs went to Gar nephew of Mr. Nilsen. berville, Calif., this week to meet Ma<- and Laurence Koch of their grandchildren, Pamela, Forence were guests at the Si Penny and Peter ly of San Jose, Gardiner home oxer the weekend. Caljf., who wil return with them ' Mr. and Mrs. Koch have many lor a short vacation. i friends both in Langlois and Port Leslie and Frank Moore at- Orford where they lived for tended their family reunion ¡0 many years. Tualatin oxer the weekend. This Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cope xvere is an annual affair and is atteud- in Montague Thursday buying <•<1 by the More family from far and wide. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. L. S LANGLOIS Mike Stryker and family were visiting Langlois friends and relatives Saturday. They are liv ing in Eugene. I . Wi ilbur Jensen was guest star' with Claudi* Thornhill or- chest ra Wednesday evening Porter left to attend a family ip - union which will be held at Silt- coos lake. This central spot is chosen to accommodate mem- bers of the 1 family who come from various parts of the state. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George STEAM CLEANING CARS Large Machine hast Efficient DAVIS TRUCK & TRACTOR Your International COMMERCIAL RESIDENCE HAVING HOUSING TROUBLE Why Not a Trailer Coach Now On Hand? IDEAI 35 T \I IDE -25 ft. ROYAL SCHULT NORMEI 25 ft. A1RLEOAT ANDERSON'S TRAILER SALES icific 1 Iwy. <)<) MEDFORD OREGON Open Sundays hy Appointment • \kin, twin boys, Aug. 8, at the Keizer hospital, North Bend. The young men wrere named Rocky Lee and Ricky Gene. Dona Longanecher eft on a two weeks vacation to be spent with her aunt and uncle in Grants Pass. The Giri Scouts met at the Sportsman’s club at 9 a.m. Wed nesday. With their leaders, Pete Aldro.pp and Lola Sypher, they then left for Humbug State park After a time on th beach and a picnic lunch they climbed Hum bug mountain. Those attending were Joan Cox. Velma Ann White, Jeanette Thompson, Jean ’ Mary Syphor, Thelma ~ Tucker, and Marlyn Shoop, Marlyn Neff and Patsy Bruchler. They were a tired but happy troop when they arrived home. Chat n’ Stitch 4-11 club, under the leadership of Mrs. Ethlecn Thompson, met at the grade school to finish their sewing projects for the year. Those com pleting aprons and dresses will enter the style revue at the fair. Six members xvere present. Mr. and Mrs. George Guerin I have as a guest their grandson, Joe, who returned with them from their visit with their daugh ter, Mrs. Francis Kreutzer, and family at Montague, Calif. Wilbur Jensen left for a three days’ fishing trip on the Umpqua river Friday. He is xvith («ary Griffith of Coquille. A car load of Girl Scouts from Mariposa county, Ariz., visited the ocal cheese factory this week. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Moffatt and daughter and Mrs. Foster ot Oakland, Calif., have been at the Frank Pook home for a few days, They left Sunday for a visit to Crater Lake and Bend, Ore., on their way home. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Alexander of Tacoma. Wash., are guests at the R. R. Zimmerman home. They are Mrs. Zimmerman's aunt and uncle. Mrs. Gordon Chapman and children, Clarke, Judy and Craig, of Phoenix, Ai“z., arrived at the Walter Slocum home Thursday for a two weeks’ visit with her uncles Walter and Clarke Slo cum and family. MH. and Mrs. Ralph Sweet were in Ashland and Klamath Falls for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Rooke and family of Portland arrived af I he Frank Pook home Saturday for a two weeks’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen were in Coos Bay this week. Mr. Jensen had a check-up and finds some improvement in the condition of his back. He will have to take life easy for some time to avoid more trouble. At the raguler session of the Sixes Grange plans for the queen's dance were discussed and final arrangements made. Legis- lative chairman Brooks discussed the new motor vehicle financial Kenneth responsibility 1 a w. Thompson reported on plans for the Curry county fair and ex- plained the 4-H tractor mainte nance contest and also announced the dog and pony show for Fri day afternoon Aug. 31. Rev. Shultze of the Lutheran church was in charge of the Community church serx ice Sun- day. Aug. 19. The new manager of the cheese factory has arrived. He is Mr. Stem of Portland and has been connected with the Dairy Co-m. there. Daxe ngelhart ot Beaverton came to take hjs wife. Ruth, and daughter home. Ruth has been xisiting with her parents, th' John Donaldsons Stork Shower for Mrs. Paul Smith* Mrs. Leslie Barklow, Mrs. Everett Shain and Mrs. Jeiry Boice entertained with a stork shower Thursday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Paul Smith, at the Jerry Boice home. A large group was in attendance and a very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all. A quiz on baby care and characteristics was won by Mrs. Bob Zimmerman with con solation prize going to Mrs. Tiny Strain. The table for receiving the ¡gifts was appropriately dec orated with pink and blue crepe paper and a life-sized baby doll. Thursday, August 16, 19dl Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and 2. Anyone interested is invited. . Fair manager Kenneth Tion^p- son reports many worth while prizes are offered for the “kid dies’ ” parade so encourage your “kiddie” to take part. A new bi cycle is the outstanding prize. Dr. Robt. E. Smith DENTIST Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 Evenings by appointment Fa^r Board to Meet Monday, Aug. 20, the Curry »hone 293 Goetz Building county fair board will meet at the Court House n Gold Beach to make final plans for the Cur^v IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH County Fair which will be held HELP WANTED Sawmill and Woods Men One mile north of Carpenter- ville on Highway 101. Bodenhamer- Mason Lbr. Co. Help Wanted Saw Mill Hands Wilson Mill Co FOR RENT 1- and 2-room Apartments SUNSET MOTEL WHILE THEY LAST—We have a few sets of White Side-wall Tire Sets Left 6:70x15; 4-ply 6.OOX16; 4-ply 710x15; 4-ply 6.70x15: 6"ply —Sold in sets of Five Ondw— CHEVROLET Sales and Service ROGUE MOTORS Phone 411 Gold Beach, Oregon GENERAL CONTRACTORS Residential — Commercial — Remodeling BROOKINGS TRAILER COURT f Ü ° o o o o ¡J o o i
