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LANGLOIS
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. H aro ld B ritto n
e n te rta in t'd a g r o u p of young
people in honor of th e te n th b irth ­
day of th e ir d au g h ter, Joan. G ifts
w ere presen ted by g u ests and af-
te r an evening of gam es, refresh -
m en ts w ere served.
1 M ar|on B rooks and L oran Zim-
m erm a n of Langlois and H azel
M cKenzie and Docia S w eet of
Sixes a tte n d e d the hom e e x te n ­
sion p ro je c t leaders tra in in g a t
Gold B each T hursday. Mrs. Agnes
K olshorn of OSC w as in stru c to r,
Thursday, February 28, 1952
Mrs. F lo ra C ooper and w as h ere
to m ak e final a rra n g e m e n ts for
se ttle m e n t of h er affairs.
Mrs. C h arles S abin (D orothy
C adm an) visited a t th e hom e of
h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
C adm an, W ednesday and T h u rs ­
day.
grades. The club is known as the low, S h irley P hillips, G lenda Holy-
"Young H om em akers. O fficers to cross. N oel M artin , M ary D on­
head th e g ro u p : P resid en t, Lila aldson, Clyde Q uigley, Iris R o b ­
#V Marian B rockt
T u ck er;
vice-president, Ja n ice bins. Jo a n n e H en ry and V endaia J
Mrs. F lo ra T. Cooper, te a c h e r
Boice; sec retary , Rosem ary’ S pi­ P eterso n . T his play is a fast-m o v .
in the L anglois school, passed
cer; re p o rter, T h elm a T u ck er; ing com edy th a t th e e n tire fam ily
aw ay Tuesday m oning. S he had
yell leader, Ju d y Thom pson; song is c e rta in to enjoy. Dr. C a rtw rig h t
v m e from S u th e rlin to teach in
leader, M arilyn Shoop. T he ob­ and Mrs. M iller, C u rry c o u n ty
,
*' a,<’ 1,1 M rs' Sno" wh<> » a s
ject
of th e club is g en eral house­ h e a lth n u rse w ere a th e high
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miller of
killed in an autom obile accident
keeping p rojects.
On M onday, school T uesday m o rn in g v a c c in a t­
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w
eek-end
a
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d u rin g C h ristm as vacation.
Feb.
18,
th
e
club
held
its second ing stu d e n ts ag a in st sm allpox and
th e hom es of th e ir cousins, F ra n k
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Book re ­
m
eeting
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t
th
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Jen
sen
home.
d ip h th eria. As th e g ra d e school
and Leslie M oore. T hey re tu rn e d
tu rn e d from a tw o-w eeks trip to
w
as closed th a t day th e elem en ­
to th e ir hom es S unday, tak in g
C arm el, Calif., and S an F rancisco
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ta
ry ch ild ren did not receive th e ir
w ith them M rs. M ay H ollings-
last week. T hey have been con
L ainglois h i g h stu d e n t body vaccinations. A d ate for th em w ill
fined to their home with flu ever
G oss.tge, HDA w orth, who had sp en t a w eek a t
X
I l ,„ . arrival,
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play for c u rta in benefit, ‘The be announced la te r.
C arn iv al Q ueen,” wili be given
P re m a tu re ly born son of Mr.
x
o f , Ai,
, Rr d !
t
at th e high school gym F rid ay
and Mrs. Ed S y p h er died T h u rs ­
LOCAL NEWS
and S a tu rd a y evenings, M arch 7
has hetn .11 Ihe past week but struc, |oca, units
day m orning. G raveside services
an
d
8.
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farce
w
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g -lik e w e a th e r has done
is back to w ork now.
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w ere held S a tu rd a y .
these in th e c a s t: M adelyn J o h n ­ m uch to ch an g e th e dispositions
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Cope took
Langlois P.-T. A. m et T uesday
son, C h arles C lark e, L eE ella of m any people of th is a re a —
[ a Je rse y heifer to G aston T u es­
evening a t th e g ra d e school gym.
No. 1290
K aph, B ert B ritto n , D avid B ark - especially those building hom es.
day. T he h eifer will be consigned
It w as decided to sponsor a fund
to the 4-H an d F F A sale.
raising p ro ject for providing u n i­
Roy S tein and children w ere form s for th e band. It w as d e­
Of Private Sale of Real and called to P o rtla n d M onday. They cided to hold a d in n e r M arch 17
hed received w ord th a t th e ex ­ to raise funds for th e high school
Personal Property.
pected baby was "still born.”
c u rta in , a p ro jec t e n te re d into a t
In th e C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te
Limed oak dinette set and six chairs;
Irv in g C ornell of M iddleton, Id- th e first of th e year. Mrs. D orothy
of O regon, for the C ounty of aho, and A ntle H enry of B andon D oane is c h a irm a n of th e dinner.
Walnut dining room set (less chairs);
U rry‘
(w ere visitors a t the L u te H enry
Sixes O range m et S a tu rd a y . One
1940 Plymouth, body and time in good shape,
In th e m a tte r of th e E s ta te of borne S a tru d a y .
ca n d id a te received th e th ird and
H ersch el P. W eter, Deceased. | R alph Cope left for Yreka F ri- fo u rth degrees. F o u r new ap p li­
engine rough.
N otice is hereby given th a t th e (,a>’ in th e in te re sts of his new catio n s w ere read. A g ric u ltu ra l
u n d ersig n ed ex e cu trix of t» e es- ’ ranch. He expects to be hom e by ch a irm an , A n S w ee t re p o rted on
ta te of H erschel P. W eter, d e­ n e x t M onday
the co m m ittee m eetin g a t Gold
Phone 2551
Brookings
ceased, by v irtu e of an o rd e r of
Mi
nd Mrs Dave Englebart Beach. Legislative chairman, C
sale Issued o u t of th e C ounty and d a u g h te r of B eav erto n a re
B rooks m ade a refuort on road —
C v u rt of the S ta te of O regon for spending th e w eek-end w ith th e ir conditions u rg in g an o v er-all road _
th e C o u n ty Of C u rry , duly m ade p aren ts.
| su p e rin te n d e n t to account fo>
and e n te re d on th e 9th day of
S ix es-E lk Hom e extension unit ,oa(1 conditions, condition of th e
F e b ru a ry , 1952, in th e above en m et at th e hom e of E rm a W ag- equipm ent, and over-all planning. I
.titled e s ta te lic e n sin g th e ex ec- n e r d u r in g th e w eek . T w elve ot Bob Z im m erm an, c h a irm a n of the
to sell th e h e re in a fte r de the m em ber^ and tw o g u ests w ere S t. P a tric k ’s day da/ice t i be giv
scribed real and personal prop- presen t. Hom e accessoriess w as en March: 15, re p o rte d p o sters i
e rty belonging to th e said e s ta te I be subject p re sen ted by W anda w ere out an d Ju v en ile G ran g ers
m aking ad v an ce sale of tickets.
w ill o ffer for sale and sell from Gossage, HDA.
R O Y and H A Z E L H E N D R Y wish to thanf^ their
and a f te r the 1 1th day of M arch,
N orm a T hom as, Docia S w eet 1’Pm ona G ra n g e w as announced
many friends and patrons for their very loyal pat­
1952, at p riv ate sale for cash to ;|,1(I Edna P eterso n a tte n d e d a for M arch R, a t O phir.
G irl scouts held th e ir iv g u la r
R oliert R e ttk e of B rookings, O re- co m m ittee m eetin g on ru ra l life
ronage during the past years they have been in
gon, to r the lum p sum of $5,350.-
Gold Beach, S a tu rd a y . A rth u r m eetin g Feb. 20 w ith Loife S y ­
00, a t Room 10. (.'e n tra i B u ild in g , Sw eet and O. K. W ilcox a tte n d e d p h e r in ch arg e. They w’ork ed on
floral business on the W incline^. They hare sold
B ro o k in g s, C u rry C o u n ty , O rp g o n , a county a g ric u ltu ra l m eeting the orig in al designs for te x tile p a in t­
their business to M IL T O N and O L IV E M c V A Y
ing, 'Hie Shoop g irls served re ­
all ol the follow ing described real s»’» e day.
freshm
ents.
Mrs. M ary W oodw orth «and Mrs.
and personal p ro p e rty s itu a te d in
who trill carry on the florist business in the same
Docia S w e e t a tte n d e d Bandon N e w C lub Orffconiaed
C u rry C ounty, O regon, to -w it:
way. Again they thanl^ you— everyone!
Feb. 11 a new' 4-H c lu b w as
G ran g e T h u rsd a y night in th e
PERSO N A L PRO PERTY
in te re sts of G range Life In s u r­ organized a t th e hom e of Mrs.
O ne studio Couch
ance. D uring th e m eetin g the hos. W ilm a Je n se n , leader. It includes
O ne sm all "Z enith” radio
pitnl plan for Coos co u n ty w as g irls of th e 4th, 5th a n d 6th
O ne floor lam p
discussed at length.
O ne bed springs
T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n th e G range
O ne d resser, (m inted w hite
II. E. C. m et a t th e hom e of M ary
’rw o dining chairs, cane se a ts
W oodw orth. E lsie Q u i n n and
Six oak chairs, le a th e r sea ts
C la ra E rw in of D en m ark a t ­
O ne e lec tric to a s te r ,
“No fob Too Big or Too Small**
tended also.
O ne hardw’ood k itch en c h a ir
Industrial and Residential Installation and Sales!
Mr. and Mrs. R alph S w eet and
O ne "G E ” elec tric re frig e ra to r,
Mrs. N eona H all and children left
old model
Motor re-winding and electrical maintenance!
F rid ay for a w eekk-end a t A sh­
O ne lib rary tab le
Office hours. 9 a. m. 5 p. m.
IVe are equipped to give your electrical need
land.
TYiree rocking c h a irs
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Floyd and
O ne w hite en am eled iron bed
our immediate attention!
I)R. R. E. SMITH
O ne m a ttre s s
children of E ugene w ere wceTi-end
GEORGE DAL I ON, Manager
D E N T IS T
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F red H ar-
One "W h ite” sew ing m achine
gand and fam ily.
O ne round oak dining ta b le
P H O N E 2831
Phone 2S01
Kerr Building
Brookings, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Al Volck a tte n d e d
One v arn ished cabinet
One "C h a rm ” cook stove
the c a rn iv a l at the B andon g rad e
DR. JOHN WILLS
One I o w hom e-m ade kitchen school S a tu rd a y night. Funds d e ­
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
ta b le
rived w ere used for "hom e and
and surgeon
O ne ru b b e r-tire d law n m ow er Room," an o rg a n iz atio n sim ilar
One living room oil stove
to th e P.-T. A.
DR. ROY M. WI1ITE
REAL PRO PERTY
Lt. and Mrs. F re d e ric k O 'N eil
I«ot F ifteen (15) of B lock Fif- of C am p Cai son, Colo., visited
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and S urgeon
te c n (15) of the tow n of B rook­ briefly w ith h er uncles, F ra n k
ings. O regon, as p er m ap en title d and Leslie Moore, W ednesday.
Em ergencies at Any Hour
N O T IC E
FO R S A L E !
BEN KERNS
IN APPRECIATION!
BROOKINGS
CLINIC
Number 1, of B ro o k in g s, Oregon,
w h ic h w a s a p p ro v e d a n d filed De
C om ber 1. 1920. an d is recorded
tn Book No. 1. p a g e 5 of P la ts ,
R ecords o f C u r r y C ounty, as
J T h e y w e re on th e ir w a y to th e
H aw aiian Island w here La. O ’Neil
will l»e statio n ed .
H orace C ooper of N atchez, Wn.
arriv e d here Feb. 20. He is son of
PH ON E 2701
Eirnbi«/« by Appointm ent
CARVER-HUSEBY ELECTRIC CO.
5-YARD LOAD
$@»00
show n by del'd of conveyance re ­
corded in V olum e 29 on P a g e 7,3
R ecords of D eeds of said C ounty.
T h e sale w ill be mad«' subject
to co n firm atio n by th e above e n ­
title d C o u rt.
Date of first publication, F eb ­
ru a ry 14, 1952.
D a te o f la s t p ublication, M arch
6, 1952.
in 12) A C. BRISK ELL.
Executrix.
S am u el A. H all, A tto rn ey for Ex­
ecu trix , C e n tra l B uilding, Brook-
W ELL
IL L IN G !
Drill .1 well NOW for that extra water for irri­
gation for next summer’s lawn and garden!
BROOKINGS LAND AND
TOWNSITE COMPANY
LES SHANAHAN
iS years experience
Orders may also be left at Leonard’s Realty Office
TELEPHONE 442
Corner of Memory L ine and Del Norte— Brookinvs
CENTRAL BUILDING—Brookings