THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957
BftOOKINGS-HARBOR P I L O T
PATIO PARTY
FOR YOUNGS
Mr. and M rs. Harold Young
were honored at a surprise p o t -
luck pation warming held Satur
day night. The guest list include
luck patio warming held Saturday
night. The guest list included the
following: Mr. and M rs. Ernest
Christensen, Mr. and M rs. Verl
Cox, Mr. and M rs. Richard
Smith, Mr. and M rs. Jack Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flynn, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Bolvi, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Philpott, Mr. and
M rs. Charles Young, Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Phillips, Mr. and Mrs
Ken Erb, and Bud McCourt. Also
present was M rs. Harold Young's
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mother, Mrs. L arry H o b so n ,
Ron Westeren is leaving for OSC who has been visiting for 10 days
where he will enter as a freshman. from Camas, Wn. The Y o u n g ’s
were presented with an outdoor
barbecue and accessories.
YOUNG GROUP LEAVING FOR
COLLEGE
A farewell party was held In
Loeb Park last Saturday, honor
ing several young people leaving
for college.
Mr. and Mrs. Denny Phetteplace
Mr. and M rs. L lo y d Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grush, Jim
Grush, Mr. and Mrs. HughDaw-
son, Karen Wallace, Joe Sarver,
attended.
Denny Phetteplace is attending
O .T .I. J o e S a r v e r is going
to Portland State and Hugh D aw
son is attending OSC. Everyone
reported a wonderful time.
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REGISTRATION A? THE COOS-CURRY COOP’S GRAND OPENING Saturday is shown here. Be
hind the desk are thro* of Coos -C urry personel, Ken P riest, public relations director, and power
salesman, Betty Guthrie of the office staff, and Judge Hans Nelson, who is on the Coos-Curry d i
rectorship. Hundreds of people view the new building Saturday.
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GAME TIME SATURDAY AFTERNOON brought out this crowd of onlookers, all rooting for th e
bruins in their first game of the season. Unfortunately, a few costly fumbles, and “ PenaJtyortwo
in the wrong place and at the wrong time cost the Brooks the game.
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SEE THE FOLLOWING PICTURES:
ACE DRIVE-IN
Friday and Saturday, .Sept. 20-21
"A LAWLESS STREET"
and
"THE PALOMINO"
Sunday and Monday, Sept. 22-23
"THUNDER BAY"
and
"MARTY"
[Wednesday, Thursday, Sept. 25-
26
"MY SIX CONVICTS"
Dollar Nights
1107 CHETCO AVE. BROOKINGS
phone 3694
PINE CONE
Friday, Saturday,
September 20-21
"STAGECOACH TO FURY
and
"SMILEY"
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
September 22-23-24
"THE IRON PETTICOAT’
Wednesday and Thursday
September 25-26
"THE STRATTON STORY
KIDDIE CORRAL
at AZALEA LANES
for afternoon bowling
A lw a y s FREE S e rv e l ICE C IR C LES For y o u r P a r tie s