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Thursday, August 23, 1951 LOCAL BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON NEWS tion with his mother, Mrs. Agda! Bickner, and family. Arthur will Kir. and Mrs. Ted Adams and return to Davenport for a year dArhters, Alice and Janice, from of graduate work before looking sjem are spending their vaca- for a location for his practice of tion with Mrs. Adams brother I chiropractic. Archie Hendricks and family this Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Coiner and ^keek. Miss Alice was May Queen family left last week for Med- of Willamette university this ford, their former home, to live, spring. • While here Mr. Coiner conducted [ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson a radio rePaiT service in addition fend month-old child, of Daven- ,o Wridng in the woods. port. Iowa, are spending a vaca- Work on the second section of | the new Manley building is al most to the first floor level, with hopes it will be ready for occu pancy by Oct. 15. Roy Weidman and his crew are making every effort to achieve this. Power shortages played havoc Real Estate Broker with the evening show at the Ü-mile north on Highway 101 Pine Cone, as well as many other about town. Dust on the Roy F. Sunderland, ScUesman functions transformers was reported to be Hours: 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. the cause of the outage, al though this is not confirmed. 40 ACRES bordering Hwy. 101, Another artist in our midst is good creek, nice ocean view. Ethel Jochens, who does beauti $5000 will handle. ful work in ceramics. She has, her own oven and pours the NEW 2-bedroom home and ll2 molds, dries and readies them for acres in Fruitdale district, Grants the oven, then paints and gives Pass, 16x18 living room, lovely the pottery a final firing. A com valley view, good soil. Sell or pletely finished process locally. trade for Brookings property. Mrs. E. E. Hanscam, Sr., Wert $8500. to Portland by bus on Monday for a che.ck-up on her eyes at 1^ VIEW ACRE, 1 mile from Doerenbecher hospital. town, water right on good spring. The American Legion AuxU- $2100 with $750 down. । iary members honored Mrs. Ben I Kern with a stork shower on SPECIAL: Sacrifice 2_bedroom Wednesday, Aug. 15, at the home home with large lot, close in, of Mrs. Kay Kessler. About 20 very livable. This won’t last members were present. Appro long at $2625. priate games, refreshments and for the honored guest filled SOME good investment prop gifts the program of the afetrnocn. erties in Cury County. Come Mrs. Kerns is past president of in and see what we have to the auxiliary. offer. P age N ine leen Thompson assisted. The passed away Autgust 12. Resides juveniles are working hard I to Mrs. Hofsess he is survived by procure funds for building a new his wife and two sons. Funeral juvenile grange hall. services were held Friday in Co The Glen Noble home up quille. Flora's creek has had a face litt- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adolphson ing job. A new roof and side and Mrs. Enna Sheridan of Sea walls give it a very attractive View Ranch were Sunday callers appearance. at the C. H. Brooks home. They Mrs. Albert Britton returned had been to Coos Bay and Coos home from Compton and Los County Fair at Myrtle Point. Angeles, Calif., bringing with her Roger Moore had a short visit a daughter, Mrs. R. A. Yensen with pa rents the “Dinty” of Los Angeles. Mrs. Yensen is visiting at the Britton home and* Moore’s this week. Roger is em with a sister. Mrs. Bob Powerie, ployed by the forest service and hail been up Flora's creek on the ot Myrtle Point. tire there. Don’t forget your 'Ilies and jams for the Home Extension booth. You may leave them with Nana Moore and they must be there by the evening of August By MARION BROOKS 20. An Adventist preacher will be Dotty Lou Harry, a niece of the Al Volcks, has been a visitor in in charge of church services at Formerly Don s their home for the past week. the Community church Sunday, She left Wednesday evening to September 2. Mrsx Roy Stein of Portland has join her mother in Eugene and from there will .go to her home j°*ncd her husband who recently became superintendent at the in Astoria. Dolores and Patricia Brachieri Langlois cheese factory. 8-6, Monday to Friday Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Pugh are enjoying a vacation church among friends in Tulelake, Calif.. visited • o Community , William Howes, Oregon State Sunday morninR Grange deputy, called at the C. from Garwood, New Jersey, and H. Broc’ ; home Monday after are enjoying a trip through our beautiful northwest. They have noon. visited a daughter in Los Angeles Juvenile Grange met Wednes-. and will stop at a daughter's day evening at the Sixes Grange home in Rochester, New York, on ball, in extra session to practice their way home. their ritualistic work. They arc Nancy Moore left Thursday to getting ready for inspection next month by State Grange Deputy visit friends in Myrtle Creek. Be fore returning she expects to visit William Howes. a week with her sister in Med Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry and ford, Ore. Joanne and Mrs. Paul Smith vis Sympathy is extended to Mrs. ited friends in Gold Beach Sun Near Baxter Church Richard Hofsess, whose father, day. Henry Albert Parry of Coquille, Mrs. R. M. Morrill left the early part of the week for Wisconsin where she will visit her mother. 7 ACRES, 1 spring and another Jean Everette and Hal train available. Practically all cleared and Patty Boice «visited Coo O. M. Rice announces the en County Fair at Myrtle Point Fri level land. Excellent soil. $1000 down. gagement of his daughter, Elma day. Althea, to Dr. Raymond Kin AT REDFIELD'S MARKET On their way up Sixes River ÒCEAN FRONT lot I 80x100 ft. mouth of Belchertown, Mass. for a visit with friends, Mr. and Budd Carr, Proprietor They plan to be married the first Mrs. George Kronenherig of Ban $1400 with $700 down. part of September at tthe home don stopped in Langlois tor a SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY .OTS—Various locations, with or of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Park at short time. [ without view, city water, priced Albany, Ore. Mrs. Park is a sister Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Morrill Armour s Crescent Brand —Nice and Lean from $700 to $1550. Easy terms. of Miss Rice. Following a wed have gone to Sumner, Wash., to ding trip through the northwest get their son, John, who has been Other homes, ocean frontage, the couple will return to Smith visiting an aunt there. River and make plans to fly east lots and acreage. Joe Nilsen returned Friday by plane to make their home.’ from taking a load of sheep to A sistetr and husband, Mr. and Eureka, Calif. Mrs. A. Favor, will arrive here While on their trip to Garber to care for the father, O. M. ville, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Flo.vd Rice at Rice home. Short ridge of Glen Flora Bogs Mrs. Eva Hill received word report attending the Humboldt from her son and wife, Mr. and County Fair at Ferndale. Mrs. Harvey Lockwood, who re Mrs. Flora Fields .department no waste; fine for small cently moved to Bell Springs in president of U.S.W.V.A. and Ze- Mendocino county where Lock donia Quick, department treas wood will be caretaker on a 3000 urer, were visitors at the Otte acre stock ranch of Chester Hackle home two days this week. Luiser. There are a thousand They are on their way to the na-1 ALSO STEWING HENS AND PAN READY head of sheep on this ranch and tional convention of Spanish stock. He reports he is well American War Veterans at MAKES NO DIFFERENCE other I- RYERS—2-lb. average pleased with his new job. Grand Rapids, Mich« They will TO A 'JEEP' Work is being done on the | stop over in Los Angeles, Carls-1 V Westbrook subdivision along: bad Caves, the Grand Canyon and Smith River’s new’ freeway. Con_ Old Mexico on the way there. st ruction of the roads in the sub- Mrs. Richard Hildebrand is division is being done by Mercer hack from a visit with her mother Fraser Co. Several new houses and other relative! in Long are being built in the Westbrook Beach, Calif. She returned Wed tract and more new homes will nesday, bringing her younger sis । go u.p soon. Westbrook Bros, are ter, Patty, with her. I laying plans to build a new store A committee of juvenile grange on their property near the new members, under the direction of freeway. their matron, Mrs. Dean Collins, Miss Betty Tyler, daughter of met at the Sportsmen club house A ‘Jeep’«will get you there Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tyler of all day Saturday to make cor w hen no other vehicle can! State Line Motel has arrived sages for sale at the Queen’s With 4-wheel-drive, better home from Corvallis where she Dance Saturday evening. LAW Mrs. 1 maneuverability and completed summer school study Frances Autrey and Mrs. Ethe- M. G. BECKER SMITH at O.S.C. Miss Tyler. a graduate • zx*' Del . I.* t » . . of high schol and Humboldt State college, has been engaged to teach at Brookings high school when school opens September 4. She will teach home economics and physical education. Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom have returned home after completing their studies at summer school at Stanford university at Palo Alto. Mr. Ostrom is principal of Smith River Union school. Mr. and Mrs. John Grupp and children, who have resided here for several years, w here Grupp। was employed in the logging wods, left the first of the week for Manchester, Wash. LANGLOIS Barber Shop BEAUTY SALON Phone 395 RIVER I Sell The Earth! SLICED BACON lb. 49c BACON ENDS & PIECES lb. 33c VEAL STEAK NO ROAD .................... lb. 87c BONELESS HAMS COVER CROPS lb. 98c PERMANENT PASTURES rugged build, a Universal ‘Jeep’ travels where there are no roads . . . climbs steep grades . . . goes through deep mud, snow and sand. Ask us for a dem onstration of this tough, ”go-anywhere” vehicle. 4-Wheel-Drive UNIVERSAL Jeep ÇOO5 MOTOR CO I 258 So. 2nd COOS BAY !» BROOKINGS PRODUCE STAND FRUITS PRODUCE WE HAVE ALFALFA HAY See Us For Mixtures and Prices Bruits In Season CANNING PEACHES ' 1.... L. M B. 1 I I? PEARS BROOKINGS FEED AND SEED
