age Q
of politics w it h th e job of being d uring th e first p a rt of O ctober.
The W eek In
da?, n4gh*-
ning and tw o d au g h ters. P hyllis
E uropean com m ander, th e success
T he fresh m an class officers a re -
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
Pock
w
ere
and Jan ice, of S herw ood w ere
P resid en t. Iren e S y p h er; vice
W a s h in g to n , D. C. of th at job m ight be endangered. presid
in C oquille F rid ay m orning. On w eekend g u ests of th e F ra n k
en t. B a rb a ra M edlock; sec th e ir w ay hom e they stopped at Moores. L e’and is a nephew of
re ta ry , D orothy W igle; tre a s u re r, th e c ra n b e rry g row ers m eeting F ra n k Moore and son of O 1.
► X H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H . M.C.
G erald P hillips; stu d en t council in Bandon. T his m eeting was in Moore. T hey m ade th e Rogue
here is an old but pithy com
m em
■Fu m
m e ent
n w hich I had not recalled for
. . . ber. D ale , Sm
. . ith.
.
,
form of an inspection to u r R iver trip on ’S a tu rd a y and re
e
l
»
«
v
U5 h7 u Sen‘° i ol l>ogs Prev io u sl>’ sprayed in a tu rn e d hom e on S unday,
■ y ea rs u n til a few days ago. The
■ saying goes: “B ack home and
k mninv n!
L ‘ H * ‘‘« a n d . w eed co n tro l program . Much
Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Donaldson
ip, J f 5
S adv,sor; Rf bert L. p ro g ress in w eed co n tro l w as re- have a baby girl, born on Sep-
■ broke.” Yes. t h a t ’s it.
Now I
T h e tfo id is sophom ore class a d - 1 ported.
' tem
- - b er 21 at M ast hospital ™
I know w h a t it m eans because I
in
visor, and Miss Evelyn C a rte r is
Mr. and Mrs. Art A ldropp m o -1 M yrtle Point. She
■ cashed the last of o u r tra v e le rs ’
-
.
» ---- - - ...... ...... w as nam ed
fresh
m
an
class
advisor.
to red to E ugene on S a tu rd a y and B a rb a ra Lou. She w as born on
I checks to buy o u r tra in tickets
A stu d en t Ixxiy m eeting w as e a rlie r in the w eek Mr. A ldropp h er g r a n d f a t h e r D o n ald so n s
I from th e p ier in New York to
held on S ep tem b er 17 w ith B a r w as in A rc ata in stallin g a set of b irth d ay .
j W ashington. D.C. L ast week
b a ra P hillips and G ary B ru ck ler loggers scales.
Mrs. ' c liff L ang accidentally
I H elen and I com pleted a ra th e r
being elected stu d en t council
Mrs. Donna C h urchill is home stepped into a hole n e a r a burn-
I sh o rt but exceedingly interesting
m em bers from the stu d en t body to r the w eekend. S he teaches ing stu m p and burned one foot
I trip to E urope, arriv in g back here
in g en eral
- - J •*—
• ■ - Beach d u rin g q u ite badly
and
lives in ~ Gold
I ju s t as th e I louse resum ed active
th e week, re tu rn in g home for the
I w ork a f te r its sum m er recess.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert F le tc h e r
P.-T.A. N E W S
w eekends.
On th e trip we visited in Eng-
and fam ily moved this w eek from
T he L anglois P a re n t-T e a c h e r!
Langlois Hi played the first th e Thom pson house to W estlake,
I land. Irelan d . F rance. Spain.
A ssociation met T h u rsd ay eve- football gam e of i«s h istory w ith Oregon.
I Ita ly and G erm any. To save
ning. S ep tem b er 18, in the g r a d e ; P o rt O rford this w eek.
F inal
I tra v e l tim e w e frequently used
Jatte L eath ers of O phir visited
school gym. The new p re s id e n t,1 sco re; P ort O rford 21, Langlois 0.
I the ex cellen t E u ropean airlines
the Dean Collins o v er th e week-
Mrs. W ilbur S ypher, called th e
Sixes G ran g e H.E.C. m et w i t h 1
I and w ere th u s able to spend sev-
m eeting to o rd e r and introducedL D ovia S w eet on T h u rsd ay a fte r-,
!
I e ia l days in each of the countries
the teac h ers of .th e high school noon. Seven m em bers and th re e
Sixes G range me; at th e Sixes
■ visited.
‘ visitors w ere presen t.
G range hall S a tu rd a y evening in
and grade school faculties.
F o r o b tain in g inform aion on
Mr. and Mrs. J D. T h ctfo rd reRU,ar A ?ssion; E our ‘'« » ^id ates
The
group
voted
to
increase
I specific su b jects, such as the
l n , o KTt h e . ,h ird
th e an n u a l dues from $1 p er of H oquiam , W ash., arriv ed for WT ,
stu d y of socialized m edicine m ade
and fo u rth degrees. N om ination
B
rookings
is
being
ta
lk
e
d
by
fam
ily
to
$1
per
m
em
ber
and
a
w
eeks
visit
w
ith
the
Bob
Thet
by my co m m ittee in 1949. an of the whole sta te , and m uch of th e | to sponsor a B row nie Scout fords on S a tu rd a y
of s ta te officers was p art of th e
ficial
However,
business.
G af
arnge
will
open
I SPW- trip
m n n is . \ n ex i cellent.
i.-•
o u e v ®r . w est, due to its trem endous new troop for th e y o unger girls.
1 Mr . and Mrs. F r in k P o o k w ere 1 bUSineM*
nt?c
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e m ore ,n grow th in recent years. C o n stan
A
fte
r
a
lengthy
discussion
of
miinH
......1..
o,......1...
th
ro
u
g
h
the
w
in
te
r
at
8
o’clock.
sta n t-
t
A fte r a lengthy discussion of called to P o rtla n d ea rly Sunday 1
a g en e ral w ay on this one per
d ea th of M r s a n d a ,d ,,r n e - A very nice pro-
ly, alm ost every m ail inquiries th e projects to be u n d e rta k e n fo r m orning by th e
sonal to u r th an in all of my p re
come to this office, seeking infor- .th e coming year, it w as decided Pook s brother
K™m was ■?“ ° " . hv ,ho H E e
vious official trip s put together.
m ation concerning possibilities in to finance 50 p er ceni of th e cost
t
, ,
ch a irm an , M ary W oodw orth,
In th e next tw o o r th re e w eek this a rea for countless types of of a stag e
c u rta in for th e high tem b er Vo J u n , u ™ ? ? T ’'*
w ’
E Ider C - Lloyd W ym an of the
ly le tte rs I will note some obser
businesses. A copy of th e P ilot school gym ,
and 50 per cent of a ,. .hi ! * .1 .
’
leai‘,,r> Mrs. C oquille S ev en th -d ay A dventist
v ations m ade p a rtic u la rly as to is m ailed in hopes th a t from the the cost of a tap e reco rd er for U n
, « u ° • Ma »Karet B rit- chu rch had ch a rg e of the services
G erm any and re g ard in g the E u r colum ns, some conclusion m ay be th e g rad e school. Cy G a rd in e r,! 1"..
¡'
10 i S. 3 ♦ " * ,nISm ’ al
,b e
Langlois
C om m unity
opean defense p ro g ram headed by formed. It is im possible for me to C arl B ritton, G erald Q uinn and
1 n ? „ ‘a. "
’ ? , M rs* church. He will be back n ex t
G eneral E isenhow er.
F o r this say definitely in any m anner.
Mr. F re e tz w ere nam ed on th e in ' t< xtilo m in tim " '" ‘Vd essoPs Sunday, S ep tem b er 30.
E very-
tim e I will m ention a few g en
It has become n ecessary for w ays and m eans co m m ittee to R efresh m en ts we
3 i 1 o ae enjoyed his songs an d inspir-
e ra l im pressions:
m any h o m e o w n e rs to put locks m ake plans for raising the re- j ean S voher
' SC!' ed
ing m essage.
1. T he people of E urope seem
on doors w hich used to rem ain quired funds.
! .
‘
T he E a s te r lily gro w ers of th e
to be g e ttin g along fairly well. I unlocked. T em p tatio n for chil-
Room m o th ers for th e y e a r
Mr. and Mrs. L eland Moore and L anglois a re a have about com-
seem ed to notice a m uch m ore dren not in school who a re left w ere nam ed as follow s: F irst d a u ^b tc rs;_Leeann and Joyce, and pleted th e digging of th e ir bulbs
g en e rally ch e ertu l a ttitu d e th a n to th e ir own am u sem en ts have
1 saw e ith e r in 194 7 or 1949. In been p ilferin g residences and do
g en eral, the low-incom e people ing dam age to prem ises. P a re n ts ond and th ird grades, M rs. Bob 0053235323480200020101022300000000000201020101010000000001000002060802234848
Z im m erm an; fo u rth grade, Mrs.
a re having ju s t about the sam e
should keep closer scru tin y to V irginia H endrickson; fifth and
difficulty in E u ro p e as they a re
prevent any fu rth e r dam ag e and sixth grades, Mrs. H arold B rit-
having here a t home. T he cost of
possible d am ag e cases.
Dogs, ton; seventh and eighth grades,
living keeps ju s t about even w ith rom ping w ith th ese c h ild re n ,1 M rs. C h arlie Jensen, and P.-T.A.
w ages. All sto res seCm to be well
have w recked som e b ea u tifu l advisor for th e high school, Mrs.
stocked. M ark ets and food stores gardens.
, J e a n S tra in .
A Ke y To G a s
Miller am ple selections and seem
This brings us up to discussion I
______
F« be w ell p atronized. In short, of th e w ork facing th e council
Mrs. P au l S m ith and sm all son
the dow ntow n a re a s of E uropean in th e com ing weeks. T he job is
Econom y
cities a re q u ite sim ila r to com trem endous (stupendous would and Mrs. W ilbur S ypher w ere Co
quille v isito rs M onday.
p a ra b le a re a s here.
be a m ore co rrect w o rd ). C h a rt
If your car’s distributor is
Mrs. S. —
E. C
heever
and - John
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2. W e visited one country, ers a re being studied; o rd in an c es,
to
th
city u a i re v . being G erber of Langlois — w — ere
Spain, w hich had little o r no aid c applicable
* 1
1 i v e v n e
i v
u i v e
—
— S un d ay
delivering current to the
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cte nf
an» Ml'S
by th e • individual
m em bers, I d d in
in n n n er r nn
g u n ests
of M»
Mr. . and
from th e U nited S ta te s, and we read 1 1___
spark plugs at just the right instant . . . If the plugs
found the people th e re as friendly w ith th e idea to not im pose upon John G erber of Bandon,
are clean and properly gapped . . . you’re getting
to w ard us. and A m ericans g en e r anyone.
•
’ M rs. E th e l K tam ck of W est-
P erh a p s one of th e m ost im- m ost G range called on several
ally, as w ere th e people in th e
good
gas mileage. If not you’re LO SIN G gas and
co u n trie s we a re aiding w ith a p o rtan t im m ediate 01 dinances will persons in Langlois try in g to
you need our tune-up special service.
g re a t m any dollars. F rom th a t I be one re g u la tin g th e zoning of stim u la te in tere st in th e queen
th in k I can d raw the conclusion all fu tu re buildings. It is going contest in connection w ith th e
th a t friendship is not bought w ith to be difficult to decide w hich area C ran b e rry F estival. Miss P a tty
shall be used for w h a t purpose. Boice of L anglois w as chosen by
c u r dollars.
W ho w ould like to guess on the th e Sixes G range to be th e ir re p
WEST OF MOTILE STATION
3. G erm any, and w h at happens
in th e fu tu re to the 80 o r 90 m il a c tu a l population of B rookings? re se n ta tiv e at th e m eeting S a tu r-
lion G erm ans, is »he n um ber one T hat w ould be fun to have gu ess
problem in all E u ro p e—o r in th e es published. W ho w ould like to
w rite down th e ir guess and com
w hole world.
4. The unified E u ropean defense p are it w ith th e neighbor or the
system , being w elded to g e th e r by frien d ? T ry it. 1 w ill clim b out
G en eral
E isenhow er and th e on a lim b and say th a t 2000
splendid people in w h at they call w ould abou t hit th e num ber.
th e S H A P E h e a d q u a rte rs n e a r Does anyone have a b e tte r guess.
P aris, is by fa r th e m ost im por
ta n t and. I th in k , th e m ost suc
LANG LO IS
W arren B. “C urly " S tarr
~
J ohn R. “ J ack ” H olmes
cessful of any of o u r foreign pol
B y M A R IO N B R O O K S
icy efforts. T he econom ic im por
tan ce of the E u ro p ean defense L A N G L O IS H IG H SC H O O L
L O G G IN G
M IL L SU PPLIES
plan seem s to d w arf o u r lavish E L E C T S C L A S S O F F IC E R S
ECA pro g ram . I will discuss this
Election of class officers for
m ore fully in my le tte r next th e cu rre n t school y e a r w as held
BROOKINGS, ORE.
week.
durin g activ ity period S ep tem b er
3. U nlike m ost o th e r A m erican 17.
v isito rs to th e E isenhow er head-
The senior officers a r e : P re s i
q u c rte is . I have no prediction or dent, C harlie C lark e; vice p resi
OPEN UNDER NEW OW NERSHIP
comm ent to m ake as to w h e th e r dent. Dick E v erest; se c re ta ry -
Ike w ill o r will not be a can d id ate tre a s u re r. M ary H ildebrand; s tu
for th e presidency. I am pretty- dent council m em bers, M ary H ild
c e rta in of one th in g though, and ebrand. The seniors also decided
th a t is th e G eneral reg ard s his to hold a dance in th e high school
♦ Wire Rope
Pulleys and Sheaves
ta sk of p u ttin g to g e th e r a 12- gym on O ctober 6.
n atio n defense w all in w estern
The ju n io r class officers a re :
♦ Blocks
Mat and \- Ik lts
E urope as fa r m ore im p o rtan t P resident.
Noel M artin ;
vice
rig h t now th a n an y th in g th a t president, D orothy S to rm ; sec re
*Esco Rigging
Bolt,s and Nuts
m ight happen p o litically a y e a r ta ry -tre a s u re r, S h irley P hillips;
from now. He seem s to have the stu d en t council m em ber, Clyde
* Axes and Sledges
sound idea th a t th e job he is do Quigley.
Bearings
ing is essen tial to W e ste rn sec u r
The sophom ore class officers
ity ar.d w orld peace and. th e re a re : P resid en t, M ary D onaldson;
* Socketing and Splicing
Misc. Supplies
fore, is fa r m ore im p o rtan t th an vice president, Gary B ru ck ler;
w hat happens to him personally. sec retary , B a rb a ra P hillips; tre a s
USED E Q U IPM E N T
u rer, Iris R obbins; stu d e n t coun- I
I
isy r.telligent enough to know th a t cil m em ber. M adelyn Johnson. I
ifjA e did o r said an y th in g now’ T he sophom ores decided to hold
W ut
n: ght indicate his m ixing freshm an in itiatio n som e tim e I
JUST PERSONAL
T U N E -U P !!
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