Brookings-Harbor pilot., September 20, 1951, Page 9, Image 9

Thursday, September 20, 1951
ROOK I N G s T n R R Ó Í O v t O ^ i R Ó o K Í Ñ G S ^ R E G O X
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Mrs. C harles B ulton arrived
home S atu rd ay from a prolonged
Mr. and M rs. F red M arsh of visit in C alifornia. H er d a u g h te r
Lebanon. Ore., w ere in Langlois and husband, Mr. and Mrs. C ham -
T h w sd ay visitin g w ith Mr. and berlatn, accom panied her.
•ANGLOIS NEWS
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Lute Henry.
Mrs
Marsh
n States PlytVood com-
perfect w ork they
This is
tru ly a distinction tor no blue rib ­
bon w as earn ed last y e a r in this
w ork in th e s ta te of Oregon to
juvenile granges. Much credit
goes to Mrs. Dean Collins, th e ir
m atron, for the good w ork done.
Sixes g ran g e is fo rtu n a te indeed
in having so w illing and capable
a w orker to lead the juveniles.
She took a g roup to S ta te G range
in Ju n e and chaperoned a larg e
group to s ta te juvenile cam p,
w here they stayed for six days.
The Ju v en ile G range is grow ing
so rapidly th at a new hall in th e
n ear fu tu re is necessary.
Mrs. Eva Cope, accom panied by
Mrs. F red B elloni and Mrs. O tto
S hindler, visited w ith Mrs. L eora
C uttin g of N ah co tta. W ash., for
the past week. Mrs. Belloni and
Mrs. C u ttin g a re siste rs of Mr.
Lex Cope. Mrs. C u ttin g has been
quite ill and is now living w ith
her d au g h ter. Mrs. Connie Gads-
by.
class is sm all, th e th re e m em bers.
C harlie C lark e. Dick E v erest and
M ary H ildebrand, a re o u ts ta n d ­
ing stu d e n ts and play an im por­
ta n t p a rt in school affairs.
T h ere a re live new stu d en ts
o th e r th a n the freshm en class
who a re e n te rin g Langlois High
school fo r th e first tim e. They
are Je trv and P atsy Brown. V in­
cent Cooke. M adelyn Johnson,
and E lla S ypher.
m onth, a t 7:30 p. m.
P lt.ce: H a rb o r G ran g e H all.
P a s to r: ffRev. N o rm an L. O rth
of Coquille. Ore.
These sen d e es a re held by th e
a u th o rity and a ssig n m en t of t ' a
N ational L u th e ra n Council, rep­
resenting m o st of L u th e ra n ism
•a America. Come, You are a l­
w ays w elcom e!
is a s iste r of M r. H enry.
pany is w orking on its site up on
Lois Wise, d a u g h te r of Mr. and E,k River. It has th e pond ready
Mrs. C h arles Wise, m arrie d Lloyd J,nd some sm all buildings up.
Kosban, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
The Girl Scouts m et in re g u la r
fred K osban of P o rt O rford, S at- m eeting S eptem ber 12 at th e
urday, S ep tem b er 8. a t M yrtle S portsm en’s clubhouse. Mrs. Do-
Point. They w ill live in P o rt Or- cia Sweet and Mrs. M art Hog-
ford.
I s a r t tau g h t the girls in theii first
LOCAL NEW S
Mrs. L iverm ore, principal o f J esson
tex tile p ain tin g ,
St. Tiniothv Eoiseooal
Ed F. Ackley has l>een called
the g rad e school, is now living i n 1 M r and Mrs. Ied W hite of
to M edford to assist in a law suit
a tra ile r house on the Langlois M apleton visited w ith the Eldon
Cliurch
in Jack so n C ounty C ircuit C ourt.
school grounds.
H e r husband. W hite fam ily W ednesday and
R ev . C. M. L ever , P a sto r
from P o rtlan d , is spending some ' called on o th e r relatives,
Mrs.
Ackley accom panied him to
S u n d a y iScrvicea
time here w ith her.
| N ancy Moore, d a u g h te r of the
F irst and T hird Sunday at M edford. They expect to re tu rn
to B rookings S unday.
O. L. M oore re tu rn e d from a F ran k Moores, left w ith h er u n ­
11.0n a.m.
trip to his fo rm e r hom e n e a rjcle , Leslie Moore S a tu rd a y for
E. L. M iller took his d a u g h te r,
Second Tuesday. 8:15 a m.
P o rtlan d M onday, S ep tem b er 10. Eugene, w here she will enroll as
Lois Ann, to A rc ata last w eek
All a re cordially invited.
He has received w ord th a t his son a freshm an at the U niversity of
vv here she reg istered for h er sec­
Gordon, serv in g w ith the M arine Oregon. Mr. Moore is joining a
ond
y e a r at H um boldt S ta te C ol­
Lutheran Services
corps in K orea, h as recently oeen . b ro th er and will continue on for
lege. She stay s in E u rek a w ith
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prom oted to m ajo r.
! a trip to N ebraska.
h er uncle and au n t. Mr. and Mrs.
D ivine W orship Services, 2
Roy G ard n er, and com m utes to
Mr. and Mrs. L u te H enry and
Mrs. K atherine B ak er of Pom -
and 4th S u nday evenings of
h er classes.
Jo an n e w ere g u ests at a b irth d ay eroy, Wash., visited a week w ith F L O R A S W IL L O W
dinnei given by Mr. and Mrs. K atie Adolphson. She left Wed- C L V B M E E T S
t h a t l e s Jen sen in honor ot Miss nesday for home w ith a stop-over
T hursday afternoon, at th e
Ju d \ Jen sen a t D enm ark Tues- j in P o rtlan d planned.
home
of Mrs. A. A. B ritto n , th e
day evening.
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Mr and Mr« fMifr Cniiitor
M i . and Mrs. Roy L olland of wom en of the F lo ras Willow club
P o rtlan d v i ^ H w
r
of ! P rovolt. Ore., visited at the home g ath ered for the first m eeting of
A T R E D F IE LD 'S M A R K E T
lo i tl a n d visited w i t h ’the G
l e n n . ..
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Nobles over th e w eekend. Mrs. ° f M rs' Al,ce S ta n k av ich last the fall. Eleven m em bers w ere
Sunday.
Budd Carr, Proprietor
present. Tw enty-five d o llars w as
Noble and Mr. S n y d er a re b ro th e r
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and siste r.
B ertie B ritton, accom panied by voted for the C a rp e n te rv ille girl
SP E C IA L S FO R F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y
f e-1.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. w ho wi s so badly burned e a rlie r
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R n t.o n , w en. ,o E ugene S a.u r- in the year. A new s e c re ta ry w as
has en te re d th e S acred H eart day. She will enroll as a fresh ­ elected to fill the vacancy left
A m our’s Crescent Brand
hospital in E u g en e to undergo m an at the U niversity of Oregon. w hen Mrs. Lee m oved aw ay. Mrs.
surgery.
C. H. Brooks. K enneth Thom p- B ritto n w as elected. T he m em bers
Mr. and Mm Jim W hite M rs ., , nn and H pniy Adolphson a)tP n d . decided to o rd e r a n o th e r doll and
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’ j ” an an ( l L ee ed th e re g u la r m eetin g of th e dress it for the C h ristm a s season.
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C urrv C ou"'> F a ir
a ' Gold P lan s for a d in n er to be given
Ready Io l.at - Already Cooked
la te r in th e fall w ere discussed.
em b er 9. to join w ith o th e r rein- Bpach T upsdav eveninK.
fives in a fam ily picnic. They
N ext m eeting will be w ith Mrs.
lunched a t the Coquille M yrtle 4 Mrs- H arold B ritto n e n te r- Joe N ilsen on Langlois Hill.
grove, a state-o w n ed park.
tam ed w ith a b irth d ay p a rty tor
n
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„ iter son B ruce on his eighth b irth -
R oger Moore, son of the F ra n k d av . Am
thosp
w ere M IN S T R E L SH O W B Y
Ends and Pieces
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Moores, re tu rn e d
to Langlois Linda. K
and L aul.P, stp d d o m . S IX E S G R A N G E
S unday, S ep tem b er
ft. from Gold Stpvpn M u|
Mik(, and M aryin
Sixes G range is giving a m in ­
Reach w here he has been cm - S(orm Bp„ y K ukn R
R u„. stre l show S ep tem b er 29 at th e
ployed w ith th e Coos F orest P ro- sel and D onna and D onald B rj,_ Sixes G range hall. If you w an t
tectiv e association. He w-ent to lPn. R pfrpshm pnts of ,.ak p . jp)i0> to spend an evening full of laughs
E ugene T uesday w here he will cool aid. potatoe salad and candy and fun, don't m iss this show.
.in Ready - Midget Size
ag ain be en ro lled a t th e U niver­ w ere served. B ruce received m any Such a rtis ts as V era C adm an,
s ity of O regon. He will be as- nice gifts and re p o rts a w onder- W ilbur and Judy Jensen, the
d is ta n t sponsor in one of th e ful tim e
L anglois-P ort O rford sehool band
4/4 t() 7~1 h. Average
d o rm ito ries and will begin w ork
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and
a cast of som e 20 players
on his m a s te r’s degree.
_ ^ a n -N b e a u tifu l flowers an d
lu- r-. ,v Y
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flower a rra n g e m e n ts w’ere on dis- m ake forf a show th a t will be
brother of Mrs.
at Sixps G
kalI S a (u r. h ard to beat. See those fam ous
Pan Ready
O K W ilc o x o f Sixes his w ife day and gunday durinE , hp Sixps end m en in action, and the M or-
and son of A uburn. Calif., visited G arden Club F lo w er Show. P ro- r ;s siste rs do the cakew alk. See
sev eral days at th e O. K. W ilcox ceeds from th e s - v e r tea will go Goofus, th e clown, and h e a r th e
home recently.
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2 - 2 ^ -lb. Average
to th e Juvenile G range building tro u b les of D efina D igit and
P roxy T rivial. You’ll never r e ­
Mr. and Mrs. C larence Zum- fund,
w ait of Sixes a re rem odeling
.... gret going.
B U D D 'S
M EATS
SLICED BACON - lb. . . . 45c
PICNIC HAMS - lb ...............68c
SLICED B A C O N -lb ............. 29c |
TURKEYS-
YOUNG
FRYERS
th etr home. C. C. W oodworth is ,ud d Wpdnpsd
pvpnK,
bv
d o in g the carp en ter work.
Wm Hanps Oregon s , atp Grancp L A N G L O IS HIG H SCH O O L
. Mr. and Mrs. J a c k E v erett, son
am d au g h ter-in -law of Mrs. E dna
P eterso n of Sixes, left S a tu rd a y
m orning for S pokane, W ash., for
a w eek s visit.
deputy, on th e ir opening and
closing of g ran g e and th e ir floor
work. They w ere aw arded a blue
ribbon for very m erito rio u s w ork,
Mr. H anes spoke highly of th e
Langlois High school opened
S ep tem b er 4 w ith an enrollm en t
of 46. F o u rteen freshm en, 18
sophom ores. 11 ju n io rs <nd th re e
seniors.
A lthough
th e senior
Redfield’s Market
G ro rrr/r/, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats
SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday
Olympia Hardware & Supply Co
W arren B. “C urly " S tarr
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J ohn R. “J ack ” H olmes
L O G G IN G & M IL L SUPPLIES
BROOKINGS, ORE.
OPEN UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Canned M ilk — 7 cans for . . $1.00
Wellman
Biend Juice—No. 2 — . • • 5 for
De, Haven Tuna — can • • . . .
Park P e a s-N o . 3 0 3 - 4 cans .
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Franco American
Macaroni — 2 cans . • • . .
95c
25c
65c
31c
<-udahy's
Deviled Ham —
• 1 cans • .
W aldorf Tissue — 10 rolls .
* W ire Rope
* Pulleys and Sheaves
* Blocks
* Plat and V-Belts
^Esco Rigging
* Bolts and Nuts
(rolden Crest
k Axes and Sledges
* Bearings
Oleomargarine — lb.
k Socketing and Splicing
* Misc. Supplies
Lumberjack
USED EQ U IPM EN T
Syrup — 1 pt. 8 oz. jar
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35c
.
73c
. 27c
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Ample Parking Space for Customers
35c