Thursday, April 17, 1952
RROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Pane Twelve
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His multitude of friends wish him
Rabbits Proftitable Girl Local Winner
Business In County In National Contest
and sixth prizes, $300 each. State
prizes will be $100, $50, and $25.
Mary will receive an attractive
certificate of aw'ard and an em-À
j bossed pin for her local victory.
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I A M C I A 1C
* a * 1 * * ^ recovery.
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L A N U L L /1 J
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T he G arden C lub of Sixes m et
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* at th e hom e of M ary W oodw orth
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B y Marion Brooks
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LANGLOIS—Mrs. Elsie Quinn, |
LANG LOIS — Up Sixes River,
Kcnzie wav» hostess. Eleven m em
Find what you want through
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge G uerin
le
c
tu re r of Sixes G range, has an- 1 the Pilot Class Ads.
th
e
re
th
riv
es
an
industry
th
at
bers w ere present. T he raising
w ere called to R idding, Calif., and c a re of hollyhock w as sub would be su itab le for any sm all
nounct’d th a t M ary D onaldson j
to a tte n d th e fu n eral of th e ir son- ject of discussion. It was ex p lain C u rry county farm , and th a t is
is
th e local w in n er in the nation- ;
in-law', Glen W oner. He died sud ed th at the sprinkling of the fol
the production of rabbits.
wide
essay contest sponsored by ,
denly of a h e a rt a tta c k . They
iage of hollyhock w as responsible
This re p o rte r had occasion to the N atio n al G range and A m eri- j
left T uesday m orning and re tu rn -
for a lot of tro u b le in growing co n tact F ra n k M orris. Sr., who
<*d late S atu rd ay .
J of them . They revealed secret o p erates w hat is known as F ran k 's can Food Council, on the s u b je c t: i
“C onservation F arm in g for A bun
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Cope have pals at his m eeting. Mrs. O. K.
Sm
all
Stock
farm
.
He
has
about
Brookings office at Matot Co —
dan
t Living.”
•been ..1
f?J the past week, W ilcox is president of the club.
70 breeding does and around 350
Phone 291, Brookings or call Ph.
The
essay
of
M
ary
Donaldson,
b u t are re p o rted im proving.
Sixes G range w ishes to express grow ing com m ercial stock. He is
local w inner, has been sent to 3521, Crescent City, or write P.
f>een s|x*nding the past tw'o and g ra titu d e to M iller and B aker of
q u ite en th u siastic about his p r o j- 1 S ta te G range to com pete for s ta te O. Box 342, Crescent City. J. E.
a h alf w eeks in S o u th e rn C ali Sixes for the m any loads of g ra v
cet, which consists of pure bred and n ational prizes to tallin g $10.- (Jim) DAYTON, distributor. Bu
fo rn ia visiting relatives. She re el for the foundation for the a d
New Z ealand w hites. He says he
tane tanks for rent, sale or lease.
tu rn e d horn«* la te last week.
dition to the G range hall. T hanks cannot begin to supply the local 000, furnished by th e A m erican
National j Office located at Anderson Plumb-
Plant
Food
Council,
Mr. and Mrs. F red K untz of also a re due to H enry Adolphsen dem and for fry er rab b its and th a t awards are: First. $1.000; second,1 ing Co., Fresno Street, offi Pa-
C oquille and Mr. and Mrs. F ran k for furnishing a tru c k and m an the outside m ark e t is unlm ited.
$500; third. $400; fourth, fifth cific Ave.. Crescent City.
Pook of Sixes m otored to H um to haul the gravel.
He s ta rte d on a sm all scale
bug for a S u nday d in n er at the
Sixes G range m et in re g u la r about th re e y ea rs ago and has
H um bug Inn.
session S a tu rd a y evening. Youth grow n to its present sta tu s. Said
F lu claim ed th re e m ore vie- i group, w ith C harles C lark e a c t he could sell 1000 fry ers a week
tim s in th e L anglois a re a : Mr. ing as m aster, in itiate d four can- right now if he had them . He ex
Bring your clothes in and let them wash while you
and Mrs. C h arles C lark e and V era d d ates in the first and second pects to keep on expanding. C li
do your shopping. Come bac{ in thirty minutes and
h av e been contiend to th e ir hom e degrees in a com m endable m a n m atic conditions here seem to be
the past week. Mrs. C lark e w as ner. John Holm es, m a ste r of the su itab le for production of ra b
have them ready for the line.
Mohawk G range in Lane C ounty, bits, as th e re is no severe w ea
still in bed at last report.
Better yet, come back in an hour and a half and
C om m union service w as held was presented. At th e re g u la r th e r changes. V isitors are alw ays
have them all dried. BY also do rough dry and fin
a t Langlois C om m unity church m eeting, on A pril 26 the wom en welcome.
F rid ay evening. E arl S unday, a of the G range will put on the
ished worl{.
g roup met in the C edar Grove I bird and fo u rth degrees.
1-H sum m erschool scholarship,
n e a r th e cheese factory for Eas- j Sixes E xtension unit m eets a t
this year, as the club has done
e r S u n rise Services, followed by th e hom e of Mrs. (J. K. W licox,
in th e past. R efreshm ents of je l
i a b re a k fa st at the Roy S tein's. on C ape Blanco ro a d .' A pril 23.
lo and cake w ere served by re
At 11 E a s te r services w ere held Th»» lesson will be fu rn itu re a r
fresh m en ts com m itteee: Linda
at the Langlois C om m unity church ran g em en t. All m em bers are u rg
G uerin, F ran c es A utrey and Ver
w ith special m usic by the choir, ed to be present.
n a D enisar.
SC R E E N E D S A N D A N D G R A V E L
acom panied by Mrs. L ute H enry
Mr. and Mr. John Moore are
Langlois Girl S couts held th eir
on the elec tric organ, and Mrs. m oving to th e ir cabin on Sixes
C annon a t the piano. Mrs. E a s te r riv er Monday. John will be em re g u la r m eeting W edensday, Ap
ril 9 at the hom e of th eir leader,
ling gave an E a s te r solo. P astor, ployed th e re for th e sum m er.
Mrs. A rchie Aldropp. They w o rk
Mr. E asterlin g , brought the m es
Mrs. W anda Volck w e n t to ed
TOP SO IL
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F IL L D IR T
necklaces. R efreshm ents
sag e to an ap p reciativ e audence. K lam ath F alls last week to a t
w
ere
served
by
Lila
and
Thelm
a
Mr. anil Mrs. M elvin B aker tend a m eeting of the D elta K ap
D R A IN A G E R O C K
and son, Rodney ot Vallejo, Calif, pa G am m a society. She went w ith T ucker. Ellen S to rm was a visitor.
Jea n L iverm ore is visiting her
visited re la tiv e s in Langlois sev a group of Bandon teachers. On
Phone 2341
LEO N A R D ’S REAL ESTA TE
e ra l days last week. Mrs B aker F riday they visited the Langlois m o th er during E a s te r vacation.
S he atte n d s college at P ortlan d .
w’ill be rem em b ered as Edna Boice school.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. M oore left
and Mr. B aker is a nephew of
T h ere will be a practice of the
M r. and Mrs. AI Volck.
w om en’s degree team of Sixes S a tu rd a y for T ig ard and P o rt
Mrs. M ary K erb er and A rlene G range. S unday. All m en are a s k land to spend E a s te r w ith th eir
left W ednesday for S alem w here ed to help on th e hall on the fam ily. They plan to he gone two
they will visit u n til Monday.
sam e d ate. T he w om en will bring weeks.
Mrs. Ja c k M onroe left for a pot luck dinner.
6 or 8-inch Wells for Irrigation
Show' the people w ith view
Visit in the W illam ette Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leg H utton of
stationery,
at
th
e
P
ilo
t
office.
M em bers ol lum glois C om m un D enm ark have sold th e ir ranch
ity ch u rch choir m et at the ('h as. to Mr. and Mrs. B raze! of T u la
Jen se n hom e T uesday for re h e a r rosa, New Mexico, who have a r
sal. Mrs. Jen sen served cookies rived to ta k e jw ssession of th eir
18 Years Experience
and coffee.
new home. Mr. and Mrs. H u t
Inquire at Texaco Service Station or
Mrs. Lee S to n ecypher of Co ton are loking for a sm aller place
Free Estimates
q u ille was h ere W ednesday and
Mr. and Mrs. D ave E n g leb art
Corner Memory Lane and Del Norte Lane
T h u rsd a y visiting h er d a u g h ter, re tu rn e d to th e ir hoem at B ea
Plow ing — Discing
M rs. Don W h ereat and fam ily.
verton, Sunday afternoon.
Y ard Leveling!
C a rrie Boice of Gold Beach has
I he F loras Willow club met at
spent sev eral days this w eek at the hom e of Mrs. A lbert B ritton
hom es of h er children here. She 'Thursday aftern o o n . It was d e
re tu rn e d to h er hom e Sunday
cided to postpone th e cooked food
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Mr. and Mrs lion W hereat w ere sale as so m any of the m em bers
at C oquille Tuesday evening to a re ill. It w as voted to give a
a tte n d a b irth d ay p arty of Don's
1941 Dodge 4x4 1 »-ton atid trailer and several
Town and Country
Gas Company
Have You Tried Our Self-Service?
BROOKINGS LAUNDRY
SALVAGE SAND AND GRAVEL
D R IL L
LES
A W ELL
NO
SH AN AH AN
SPRAY PAINTING
L. H. Kirtley
stepm other.
Dickie T h o rn b u rg of Coos Bay
\is ite d his g ra n d p are n ts. Mr. and
Mrs. R ich ard Erw in at D enm ark,
'Thursday through Sunday.
Mrs. Art S w eet's b ro th er, Mr
an d Mrs. Leroy E. S m ith and
ch ild ren of Houquiam, W ash , vis
ited a t the Sw eet home at Sixes.
F rid a y th ro u g h Sunday
It has been rep o rted th at Fred
Adams of O phir has been quite
ill and is w ith Mrs Adams at San
Francisco Where he is at a clinic.
Business Building
For Rent or Lease
USED CARS & PARTS FOR SALE
extra parts
U SED
1941 Dodge 4x4, i 1 z ton
TRU CKS
1938 Plymouth, good condition
For Sal< i!
1 KS International and Page Trailer
Ready to go to work
$425.00
$4<x).oo
$4,000.00
.
1941 Buick Special, looks good, runs fair
$ 95.00
S i25.00
Several good radiators and other ear parts!
16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 23-inch used tires, tubes
and wheels
S i.50 up
1936 l ord truck transmissions and rear ends.
Ford Eaton rear end and wheels.
1 CM C with K8 International Engine
Trombley frailer
S v o o o .o o
1 10^9 International i-ton flatbed
$
250.00
1 land winch and 200 feet of 3 8 cable and about
200 feet of 3 4 inch cable.
Also have pulley blocks, stump pullers and three
wocxl ranges; angle iron, flat iron, etc.
Large Parking Area!
DAVIS TRUCK & TRACTOR
Bob Stanhurst
Tour International Harvester Dealer
C & M. SALVAGE YARD
BR(X)KINGS, (T R IC O N
On Road to Brookings Lumber M ill
1 mile north an d 1'?-mile east
P H O N E 254S
1 asv Street
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