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_______ BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
LANGLOIS NEWS
B y M arion B rooks
(Too la te for la s t w eek)
F loras-W illou, Club
Time for th e annual cooked
food sale and b a z a a r has rolled
aro u n d again. I t w ill be held in
th e old L anglois re s ta u ra n t build
ing. CofTee and pie will be served
d u rin g th e day. M any artic le s,
su itab le for C h ristm a s gifts, will
be on sale. Som e m ay w onder
What the club does w ith the m oney
It ea rn s an d how its existence is
Justified. H e re a re som e of the
accom plishm ents of th e p ast y e a r
. m oney d o n atio n s: $200 to L an g
lois co m m unity c h u rch building
fund; $10 to re p a ir ch u rch roof;
>20 4-H su m m er school sc h o la r
ship; $10 to P o rt O rford c h a m
b e r of com m erce; $5 for E a s te r
sea ls; $25 for the C arp e n te rv ille
g irl who w as severely burned;
$l!H) lo r school band in stru m e n ts;
$10 to Gold B each hospital; $15
fo r C h ristm as candy for schools;
a n d m any o th e r item s such as
flowers and cards to th e sick, etc.
Sportsmanlike DRIVING
1 hursday, November 22, 1951
T hanksgiving, but has been p ost
poned a week.
Rev. McNeil, d irec to r of V illage
Missions, an in terd en o m in atio n al
group, will be in Langlois Sunday.
Dec. 2, and will speak at the
C om m unity church. He w ill be
here th e w eek beginning Nov. 26
to w ork in the com m unity.
Mrs. Lang and Mrs. H u tto n took
E lain e L ang to a doctor a t Coos
Bay and had a tu m o r rem oved
from h e r ear.
m a s te r as a door prize, w ith o th e r
prizes going to G ary Bolin, a
piece of R ev ere-w are d o n ated t o
H anscam s, and a fishing pole dm
n ated by J. G. G a lla g h e r w as vvon
by M rs. E d ith B erger.
Leti Go
Putnams Entertain
Employes at Party
Mr. and Mrs. Ross P u tn a m e n
te rta in e d em ployes and friends at
the Rod and Gun C lub hall. Nov.
Power! Everybody likes it.
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10. T u rk ey d in n er w as served by
Power! Of course cars give
In y o u r car, you have plenty o f
the A lta r Society. A fterw ard s the
you
a
thrill.
Thev
puff
up
your
it. Don't let it run away with
self-expression, th ey magnify
group danced to Mrs. P u tn a m ’s
you!
your ego. Whether or not you
m usic on the electric organ. A t
5 our car is like a large, more
deserve it depends on one im
tending w e re:
powerful YOU. It obeys YOUR
portant question: Can you. con
will, not one of its own. It
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hinton, Mr.
trol that power?
starts, stops, turns, speeds up,
and Mrs. Joe H ellrig, Mr. and
Power
out
of
control
makes
slows down exactly as you wish.
you ridiculous — or criminal!
Mrs. P ete Olson. Mr. and Mrs.
A car is a lifeless lump of
iou deserve power only if you
Jim
Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. H a r
stuir
altogether harmless.
keep it in control.
old
P
u tn a m and children. Mr. and
Then
YOU
get
behind
the
Thrill to the power of vour
Mrs. J u n e S abin and children
wheel! For whatever it does
Mrs.
Edwin M atson and d au g h
car. But never unleash ‘that
an d Mrs. D elores B rooks and S a n
after that, YOU are responsible,
ters.
Mr.
and Mrs. H e rb ert F ritz
power
to
maim
or
kill.
dy left for S elm a. Ore., Nov. 6,
says the AAA driver training
\ e v e r let your powerful ear
and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. A rt
book, “Sportsmanlike Driving.”
w h e re they m et th e ir husbands
get away from its safety leash.
Moore, M r .and Mrs. F ra n k Hell-
w ho w ere re tu rn in g from an elk
rig, Mr. and Mrs. H enry H orst, j
h u n t in ea ste rn Oregon. They vis
R ichard tors have gone to S alem w here Mr. and Mrs. H e rb ert Payne, Mr. '
ited Mrs. B rooks’ p aren ts. Mr. and D anielson of C oquille m ade w eek Mr. Shoop, M ary, M arily n and
M rs. J. A. B uckles for a few days end e rip to Kelso to visit a co u M adelyn will a p e a r on the Lib and Mrs. L aw rence B oardm an I Comfortable, t o o ... and you get a
before re tu rn in g home.
sin of theirs, who has been ill. e rty netw ork, S unday aftern o o n , and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. E d
win C hapm an and d au g h ter. Mr. ! lot more travel for n lot less money!
Bill B ran n an w as a d in n er guest
C h arles Brooks accidently step- singing old songs.
S ee y o u r frie n d ly G re y h o u n d
and
Mrs. Jess H oagland. Mt . and
a t the hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. John lied through the c a ttle g u ard on
W ayland L iverm ore is hom e on Mrs. Tony C hristensen. M r . and
Agent
about any trip, anywhere.
Johnson of P o rt O rford, Tuesday. Ray Zum w alt place, in ju rin g his leave. H e expects to be sent to
Mrs. Val M endelhall Jr., Mr . and
W ednesday evening be atten d e d leg painfully. H e still is u n d e r K o re a as soon as he re tu rn s to
Mrs. J o h n D arger, Mrs. Fred
a b irth d ay and a n n iv ersary d in th e d o cto r’s care.
SEE HOW YOU S A V E!
I eam p.
G
ardner. Mrs. Sadie M erritt. E l
n er honoring Mrs. C harles S axton
F rien d s of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
F ran k M orris of Sixes has been m er G ard n er and G eorge aG tes. EA’D.U B R O O K IN G S :
an d Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Brooks, Sixes, gave th em a house
re le a se d from th • service am i is m er G ard n er and George aG tes.
D ep a rtu res
a t P o rt O rford.
u a r m in g S a tu rd a y . The B rooks ¡visiting friends and re la tiv e s in and Mrs. Dick D u n k leb erg er of To
D aily
Fare
Mrs. L a u ra F ren ch of Landor, w ere p re se n te d a set of dishes.
T exas on his w ay home. He ex Gold Beach, Mr. and Mrs. R alph C’oos Bay ..... .... 3 ............... $ 3.10
Wyo., has l»een visiting a t the
Mrs. Roy S tein rem ained in pects to be here early in De,- Luick of S m ith River. Mr. and P o rtla n d ..... .... 3 ...............
6.55
hom e of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. J. R. P o rtla n d to re c u p e ra te from a
cem ber
Mrs. Leon H ard in of C rescent E u re k a
.... 3 ................ 2.15
C ollins of D enm ark since m id recent operation, keeping h er
T he hom e extension groups of City.
S an F rancisco .... 3 ................ 6.10
sum m er. S he expects to re tu rn sm all son w ith her. Mr. S tein and
P
ort
O
rford,
Sixes
and
L
anglois
Los A ngeles ..... 3 ................. 11.50
to her hom e u tte r T hanksgiving. ' older children re tu rn e d to L an g
will
m
eet
at
Sixes
G
range
Dec.
1
Mr. and M rs. A rt S w eet of lois this vveek.
Plus Federal Tax
1, for study of holiday decoration.
Sixes, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Sw eet
Return
Trip
20%
LESS...on
Round Trip Tickets
Mr. and Mrs. Shoop and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Adolphsen
T he bazaar, opened to the pub
a re on an extended trip th ro u g h
lic S a tu rd a y at the V. F. W. hall
ROBERT
the southw est. T hey w ill re tu rn
hv th e A lta r Society of S ta r of
R
ETTKE
th ro u g h Idaho, and M ontana, if
th e S ea C atholic church, added
L ocal A g e n f^ l
w e a th e r perm its. C ards to friends
a tidy am o u n t to th e funds for
• tell of a w onderful trip.
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the new church. M any booths of
A group ot p o rt O rford wom en
Design your fireplace, patios, etc.
handiw ork, food, and gam es kept
honored Mrs. Ella K napp of L an g
everyone busy and en tertain ed .
lois on h er S l:h b irthday , Nov. S.
Mr. L o u n sb erry won the mix-
l i e .llso dealtli
dealt!) in
tik> . of
A" ; ill
M ary W oodw orth, A nnie H ughes,
in tile
O na W agner, Fax P rice and D o-!
hearths and wall tile.
c.a Sw eet brought a pot luck
d in n e r at noon and in the a f te r
noon E thel M ontgom ery, H a ttie
H am pton. A m anda S m ith , C lara
M atheny, Atm T ichner, M ildred
500 yards north of 4 Biddles Motel, Harbor
Malloy. M arg aret Corbin, E stella
H ansen and H azel (.’ran a rriv ed
(tile the family a treat— yet eost you no more— and
to r a p leasa n t afternoon .
still hare the day to yourselves, unhampered I
R uth and David E n g elb a rt o ft
B eaverton a te spending the w eek-,
end at the John D onaldson home.
1 urkey with Sausage Dressing
wits. M arth a Dennis of Sixes |
has gone to Los A ngeles for a
Sweet Potato Puffs
checkup w ith a fam ily doctor
Green
Beans
Spring Salad
Sixes G range inducted four can-
dld ates into the o rd er S atu rd ay
Bread
Butter
'
Coffee
O tlieers elected for the com ing
Dessert: Cranberry Meringue Pie
y e a r a r e ; M aster D ean Collins;
ov erseer John B ru eh ler; L e c tu r
e r E lsie Q uinn; s te w a rd G erald
Q uinn; assistan t stew a rd
Bob
Z im m erm an; lady assistan t sfew -
a rd L orane Z im m erm an; score-
ta ry F ra n k Pook; tre a s u re r
Geraldine Bomar, Proprietor
, Gus O dstrom ; chaplain M arini
B rooks; g a te keeper Bill B ra n
We will I k closed Christmas, That will he a day for
nan; C eres F ull» M astropolito.
Pom ona M ary Jea n L iverm ore.
family gatherings—perhaps, for us, too!
F lo ra M abel E d stro m ; executive
com m ittee
C larence Brooks,
H enry A dolphsen and W alt S lo
cum. Ju v e n ile M atron is Pee-W ee
C ollins and m usician, Fav Price.
F loras Willow club will m eet
Nov. 29, in th e old Langlois re s
ta u ra n t building to p re p are for
By C O N TR A C T, OR BY DAY
the cooked finnl sale on Dec 1.
T h e i r re g u la r n ic e ti ng is on
KEEP CONTROL OF YOUR CAR
• • «
the
Bazaar A Success
LET YOUR LOCAL MASON
GREYHOUND
H. N. WALLACE
T H A N K S G IV IN G
D IN N E R
Richard H. Saul, M. D
ANNOUNCES
The Opening of His Offices
the nook cafe
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21
For the General Practice
of Medicine.
O ffice: 2nd Floor, Manley Bldg.
A. J. JOELSON, Bunder
PHONE 173
Hours: 9-11 a. m.; 1-5 p. m. and
Saturday, 8 to 1 p. m.
N O T IC E
A fter this d ate, Nov. 14, l will
be responsible for no debts or
obligations o th e r th an those con
jtra c te d by myself.
JO H N H. LAMB
Brookings, Oregon
R E M O D E L IN G A N D B U IL D IN G
Estimates Furnished
Contact at the end of Benham Lane
Box ibo
Harbor