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PAGE EIGHT The World'." Best Climate THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON back riding, golf, baseball and other sports. Beyond Hailey, 8 Among those attending thJ miles, is where Ray’s father used Seventh-Day Adventist camp to operate a sawmill. He drove meeting at Gladston are Mr. aw] Continued from Page One d us up there. Mrs. G. P. Christensen and daugh land. It was hot, people flocking during the last war, spoke there July 8: Spent next day close to A meeting of Lily Blossom Time during the meeting,. You have out of the city to Buzzard’s bay. Ray’s old home by Big Wood association will be held at the ters, Mr. Christensen’s brother no doubt read about this during Cars were two and three abreast river. There were several there Grange hall, Thursday evening, Joe, of Nebraska, who is here on a visit, and L. G. Stafford. for miles, Not making much the war. Marie’s friend, where wo spending the week-end, some July 28, at 8 o’clock. This meet stayed, is the sister of Dr. Wm. progress. from other states, who had come ing will be held to elect new of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Howard, who lives a few miles June 27: Some place in lassa to fish but most of them were dis ficers for the coming year, and have purchased a ranch on the from here on the shore of Gull chussetts, and on to T.'w Hamp- appointed. Most had been caught everyone interested is urged to Applegate River and they have Lake, a summer resort. He has a I guess. shire. Visited the fust Seventh- please turn out. been here making preparation to hospital in Kalamazoo; has his Day Adventist chur h out five July 10- On way by 6:10 a. m. The splendid support of each move there. They plan to lease own plane, and motor boat. Hai miles from Washington, N. H., Trove 660 miles today. Passed and everyone of the citizens of their home near Harbor, but nor ry had . ride with him, and I jusi built in 1843. Stopped in Vermont through Brush, Bend, stopped at the Brookings and Harbor and r to sell it. watcl . Dr. has been offered to buy a pint of genuine maple Crater Lake for Ray to take pic adjacent communities has enabled : $150,090 for his home. syrup to bring home. All we get tures of lake and also ot the the association to pay all bills and । Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Payne July 3: On our way headed for in the west is adulterated. Passed snow. It was 18 feet deep beside to have a balance of $100 to turn ■ drove to Medford Saturday to at Dubuque, la., where Harry has hurriedly through Maine. Forgot a brother who cafes for certain ♦he highv ay in seme places. Al- ever to the new officers to start tend the funeral of Chester Ellis to mention a visit to Jamaica, a foreign and U. S. orders for the titude is 8000. By 10 a. m. we the work for the parade of next who;died earlier in the week. Mr. suberb of New' York City, where Ellis and his family had visited company which manufactures, were in Medford, and at 7 p. m. year. Rev. James Ziegler, son of Mrs. | we rolled in home. It isn ’ t much the Payne home over the Fourth. With this call, everyone is urged among other things, the Snogo Bert Comstock (whom many of to look at, but it ’ s home, and to come, to plan to build a splen- plows, and ships to anyplace in Mrs. Missouri Morgan returned you know) is pastor. There are surely appreciated after all the ! did organization to work on the Sunday from the GoJd Beach hos_ world where needed. We spent beautiful farms, in Western New the night with him and his wife. heat and poor drinking water in lily pageant to mak,e it an out- pital where she was rushed Friday York, well kept, with lovely old July 4: We are in DesMoines, the east. Chlorine in the wate? standing success — even greater afternoon for medical treatment. colonial-style houses. Saw the 5- in many places. than many hope. Intc \ st must calling on old-time^ friends by the Finger lakes, and the famous Must not fail to mention we be created for this coastal coun name of Graham, no relation. We Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscain Shredded Wheat factory at Niag stayed only long enough to have encountered chiggers, and am so try, especially southwestern Ore Sr. left Sunday on their long- ara Falls. Passed over into Can ice cream and visit an hour. Ev glad we don’t have them here. gon and Curry county. planned trip to Alaska by way of ada and spent the night. Went through miles of sage erywhere they thought we were the Alcan Highway. They plan fa All the highways have a crown in too great a hurry, but our plan brush, not a building perhaps for be gone six weeks to two monthB over the top of the number of was to reach home by July 12. 50 miles at a stretch. Near Boise, and were to visit the Fred Reil the highway, which reads “The Idaho, a sign read “Petrified Wa ing family over night, Sunday, July 5: Stopped in Loveland. termelons, take one home to your Kings Highway.” at Grants Pass. Back again at Detroit. Spent a’ Colo., where we went 48 years mother-in-law.” There were a couple hours perhaps at the Ford ago on our honeymoon. It is 14 number of acres of round stones. Rev. and Mrs. Rollo K. Billings plant at Dearborn. They turn out miles north of Fort Coilins, where j At installation. Monday eve of Chicago, are visiting her par I am very fond of fresh carrots, a Ford every minutes. All we made another hurried call on so we bought them most every ning, Chetco Post, No. 138, Am ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Tur but myself spent some time in an old friend, a nurse who cared day. They were shipped from erican Legion installed the fol ley this week. They had been at Greenfield Village there ai Dear for me when Willard and Marie ( alifornia. Also was the lettuce lowing officers for the coming tending the national convention born, near the Ford plant. Harry came to gladden our home. of the “New Church at San Fran it was too early for it there. year: and Ray said there was much July 6: On way to Yellowstone Many more things but our editor cisco. They are returning home Commander—A. L. Travis. more to see in their museum here National Park, passed Jackson by way of Hwy 101 and the Co will think this too long already. First Vice-Commander—Robt. than at Smithsonian ai Washi rig lake, beautiful; spent three hours lumbia River route east. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham. Stanhurst. ton, D. C. there. The park is a 50-mile- Second Vice-Commander— Ben June 30: Found a cousin in square area and is well worth Kerns, Jr. Southern Michigan. had not seeing I think. Harry and Rayl NORINE HARVEY Adjutant—C. O. Leonard. seen her since a girl. Stayed over think that Old Poas and Irasu night in her home, and were on in Costa Rica are more interest accredited teacher Executive committee: Homer our way again. Only traveled a ing. We ate our lunch near when' K. Kessler, V. A. Mendenhall Sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Weigel have of distance Galesburg, old Faithful is located, and had been enjoying a series of visits V. A. Mendenhall Jr. where Mar ie has a classmate. We opportunity ‘o it in action during the last few weeks, and at Service Officer—Geo. Widney. twice; it erupts once every hour. present have as their house guests Out-going commander is George home, attending camp meetings. There are many craters spouting Widney. their daughter, Mrs. Wade Hen- One of the fuzzy-wuzzies from and bubbling hot water. derer and children of Elkton. Mr. Installation ceremonies were Studio Building the southeast that help'd to save July 7: Went six miles north of I Henderer brought them down, but conducted by V. A. Mendenhall the lives of some 500 of our boys Hailey, Idaho for Ray to show had to return to his job. but will Sr., former district deputy com Brookings, Ore. his children where he was born, be back for them in about one mander. i nd to the cemetery where his month. Other recent visitors were Mr. mother is resting. He took some and Mrs. Lyle Sprague and daugh- pictures for the childrens’ setap- A few miles north of here ter Carol of Portland and Mrs. Road Building, Land book. lies Sun Valley, a resort owned Karon Elmslie of Redding, Cali and operated by the Union Pa fornia, who hated to go back to cific Railway. They have three1 the busy city routine after a ski-lifts. One of these is located week’s vacation here; Mr. and where they can ski all summer, Mrs. Arthur Franswa and little where they have some special pro- JoAnn of Vancouver, Wash., who On Easy St., or write cediire for freezing water in the they hope to come back soon. Box 53, Brookings Sunday Mr. Weigel’s sister. summer. It was plenty warm the day we were there.. Have horse- Mrs. Ted Lewis of San Fran cisco surprised them, and on Mon day his youngest brother, George, of Portland, and his finance, Miss By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING Tillie Johnson, also surprised the Weigels. An aunt. Mrs. Ida Turet, sYw.Ht . ( rou’D Ovino hr WHY. YOU rook... IT Ml ,] 'H0T0R DETONO REPAIR I THERE'S ONLY A and son Orlando, of Eleva, Wise/ wulont care . but no » v splinter LEFT. 1 NAy£ ANOTHER and another son, Rev. and Mrs BROOKING Turet and two little daughters of GA RAGS Klamath • Falls, were Overnight ILL MARf »T LIRE visitors, recently. Permanent Parade Association Wil! Be Named, July 28 Grahams Teh More About Extended Journey Through Eastern United States LOCAL NEWS Chetco Post, ¡38, Installed Officers At Monday Meet Many Visitors Stop At Weigels PIANO BULLDOZING Power Toots FOR THE CRAFTSMAN OR THE HOBBYIST See Al Sarver PORTER CABLE and BOISE CRANE Wart, the Speed Cop............ Portable Saws Mi. and Mrs. John Danger and family were week-end visitors in Coquille. While there they did some shopping. Portable Sanders Spindle Shapers Brookings Personalized Laundry MOVED! Drill Presses CALL PHONE 262 FOR QUICK SERVICE! Katherine Sandstrom has moved her and Many Others! —ROUGH DRY & FINISH SERVICE— All Wearing Apparel Special Attention Agency for Vogue Cleaners BEAUTY SALON next door to the Nook Cafe, Brookings, Ore. HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY CO. We Give S. & H. Green Saving Sttamps
