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♦♦ ♦ LANG LO IS
♦♦♦♦ By Marion Brooks
BROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, April 3, 1952
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to his hom e n e a r S alem to spend
whose hu n tin g dog w as a victim.
Dog P o iso n in g Is
the w eek-end w ith his fam ily.
Mrs. G u th rie saw the dog coming
S ev eral tra ile rs have moved S till P re v a le n t H e re hom e from across th e road, and
Business B u ild in g
into the F lo ras L ake a re a to re
im m ediately recognized th a t it
Dog poisoning seem s to be as had been poisoned. She rushed to
m ain d u rin g th e logging season.
For Rent or Lease
prev alen t now as it w as a week th e school to inform h er husband,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
G
uerin
M rs. M ay S ta ffo rd of B rook
o
r
m
ore
ago
when
first
brought
who w as unable to leave a t the
ings an d M rs H enderson of W ed- had w ord from Mr. and Mrs. E a rl
Large Parking Area!
to the a tte n tio n of th e P ilot. In m om ent. By tim e she had re tu r n
d erb u rn w ere visiting bulb farm s M cTim m onds o f L au rel Grove last
issue of the P ilot, th e c i t y ' ed home, th e dog was dead.
in the Langlois a re a in in te re sts th a t they have been having a
Bob S ta n h u rs t
1 w onderful vacation a t Phoenix, police issued a w arn in g th a t the ' R ep o rts from over the county
, of Pacific B ulb G row ers.
poisoners
w
ere
using
w
ieners
t
o
1
G eorge S u tto n , county assessor, Arizona, and a re expecting to acccm plish the goal, and urged about sheep-killng dogs evidently
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h as sp u rre d the local poisoner to
Gold Beach, visited his sister, Mrs. 1 e tu rn hom e soon.
p a re n ts to w arn children about "get in his best licks" w hile the
Resid. Easy Street
G eorge G uerin, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ilolycross picking up these w ieners.
sen tim en t w as at a high pitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Cope w ere in have m oved into th e house v a
Most of the poisonings have
cated
by
th
e
Lowell
K
ru
e
tz
e
r
Bandon and C oquille on business
been rep o rted in the vicinity of
fam ily on the old K re u tz e r place.
Tuesday.
Easy S tre e t, and m ost recent to
The R obert L a n g fo rd /s whose rep o rt a loss w as A rt G uthrie,
The F ra n k M oores have receiv
ed w ord th a t th e ir d au g h ter, N a n hom e n e a r D enm ark burned last
cy, fresh m an at U. of O. is on the week, have m oved to P o rt O r Coos Bay. O th er g u ests w ere Jo h n
h o n o r roll for the past term This ford.
K erb er and G randm a Cheever.
honor is to stu d en ts whose g rad e
Mrs. George Sw em of F lo ras
T he Youth G r o u p of Sixes
Lake e n te re d M ast H ospital at G range will d em o n strate the first
point av e rag e is 3.5 o r b etter.
Jo e E v erest en tered K eiser hos M yrtle P oint, M onday, for s u r and seiond degrees in full at the
next re g u la r G range m eeting on
pital, N o rth Bend, for surgery, gery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jeffers of A pril 12.
this week.
F loras L ake spent th e w eek-end
S hirley N orris an d E lsie Q uinn
Velma Sabin, who has been in
at W alton, Ore., visiting relatives. w ere in C oquille, W ednesday. E l
the Gold Beach hospital w ith a
R oger M oore re tu rn e d to E u sie visited th e d en tist to have a
severe v iru s infection, has re
gene S a tu rd a y a f te r spending a bad tooth trea ted . S h irley N o rris
tu rn e d hom e and is re tu rn in g to
week of spring vacation w ith his will s ta rt worn. T uesday m o r n - ,
h er w ork a t C u rry C ounty B ank
p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. F r a n k ing at the P o rt O rford bank.
a t P o rt O rfo rd Monday.
Moore. He is a g rd a u a te s tu d e n t
W ork being done on A rt S tra in
Billy S abin is one of th e latest
in
m
ath
em
atics
a
t
the
U
niversity.
barn
is ta k in g shape now. T im
m easles victim s.
Health f( )rces sale of this established business.
( He w as best m an at the w edding e r s a re being raised a n d it is
Jim Tom pson, who has been
jot Art I lam es of Gold Beach and beginning to show w h at a fine
w orking w ith his bro th er, Ken
B u ild in g a n d Lot Included!
M ary D oreen Dion of Eugene. s tru c tu re it will be.
neth u F lo ra s L ake, w e n t OUt
'Hie w edding took place at E u P .-T. A. M eeting D ate S et
G e n e ra l R e p a ir, Body a n d Fender,
gene on M arch 22.
Mrs. M iller, ro u n ty h e a l t h
PATTERN Of THE WEEK I Mrs. W ilm a Jen sen w ent to nurse, will a tte n d the P.-T. A.
a n d P a in t D e p a rtm e n t!
C orvallis T h u rsd ay to tak e W il m eeting to discuss th e h e a lth and
bur and Ju d y to play before the s a n ita ry facilities in t h e new
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Claude (ioldizen
“Wally" Darling
a g ric u ltu ra l convention m eeting. g ra d e school building now’ being
They re tu rn e d hom e F riday.
planned.
She will present the
The S titc h and C hat 4-H clu b ! need for a h ea lth room and the
m et w ith the leader, Mrs. P ete P.-T. A. will consider the furn-
A ldropp a t h e r hom e M arcn 28. ishing of such a room as a proj-
Je an e tte Thom pson gave a d e m - J ect for next year. This is an im-
oust ra t ionn of rem oving g rease p o rta n t m eetin g and all m em bers
stains. T he girls W’ork en on th e ir a re urged to be present.
dresses.
School S ends P ackages
The 4-H C orny Cooks m et w ith
Langlois S unday schooF has for
Sawmill and Logging Supplies; Esco Logging Rig
th e leader, Mrs. Glen K erber, a t several y e a rs sent packages to
h er home, M arch 21. Four mem N orw ay, F inland, an d G erm any.
ging; SkookLim Blocks; Forgings; Pacific Wire
bers w ere presen t. They cooked Mrs. John Moore has been in
Rope, Socketing and Splicing; Hi-Voltage, Rough
supper. On the m enu w ere baked c h a rg e of this service. T his w eek
potatoes, peus, salad, scram bled a n o th e r shipm ent, th e last, will
Service Light bulbs; R. Hoe & Co. Ins., Inlaid,
«ggs, and c u s ta rd pudding, w ith lw sent. The S unday school feels
Electro and Regular Saw bits, Shanks, I loe, Symons
m ilk to drink.
th a t help is m ore u rg e n tly need
F ra n k M oore took his d a u g h ed in K orea, and from this tim e
and Atkins Pattern.
ter. Nancy, and B ertie B ritto n to on all packages will go th ere.
Eugene, M onday, w here they re- T h ere is one exception to this
som ed classes.
rule, and th a t is the Franz- fam ily
Mr. and Mrs. Glen K e rk e r w ent in G erm any, so badly crip p led
to S ale S unday and re tu rn e d to d u rin g the w ar.
THE P O N C H O . Ea»y - »0 • m ake »<oop-
Box 543
Brookings
Phone 2539
Langlois, M onday evening.
necked poncho, worn with a full »kirt,
formed with top-»tit<h»d god»»» Advonco
Mr and M rs A rchie A ldropp
Trained M an p ow er
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and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Z im m er
m an retu rn ed from P o rtla n d on
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