Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 23, 1950, Page 4, Image 4

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The World s Best Climate
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950
viewed, L a B ar s ta te d th a t he v isiting th e ir son, Dick, w ho is
e Tuesday. He is a lum ber! th e D e p artm en t of O regon V et-
w as going to s ta r t a lte ra tio n s! a tte n d in g th e U niversity of Or- hom
buyer.
O th er visitors a t th e Har- e ra n s ’ A ffairs w as inform ed,
soon, adding a larg e u tility room, egon.
B y D orothy A sdel
bin
hom
e last w eek w ere Lloyd
Eleven of th e fa rm s covering
and en arg in g th e living room.!
Mrs. Clifford C onrad a n d Mr. D rew and C harles H eaton of 723 acres a re located in th e Roza
“S p rin g ’s R ew ard,” the daffo­ It
is L aB ar, who w ith his b ro th -j and Mrs. T u rk S m ith w ere called K lam ath F alls. They w ere pres- division of th e Y akim a p ro ject in
dil, is dom inating m any y a rd s
er,
C harles H enson, re c en tly le as­ to W ashington by th e d e a th of
this week, John V ale’s garden
ent a t the Rod and Gun C lub W ashington and 54 u n its a m o u n t-j
th e ir fa th e r.
m eeting as g u ests They d eclared ing to 7000 acres a re in th e RivT
in the H am let being a l m o s t ed th e C hevron statio n here.
is c e rta in ly th e tim e of,
Mr. and M r s . W a lte r H in^s they had a w onderful tim e, and
com pletely corpeted w ith them . y e This
a
r
for
y o u n g sters, and ad u lts, spent th e w’eek-end a t F t B ragg th e re "w ere no stra n g e rs here.” erto n , Wyo., p ro ject, acco rd ing
N ext door at Iv a r F ristro rn s a n d | too, for th
to a b ro ch u re received h ere from
a t m a tte r, w ho have
They hope to be back soon.
across the stre e t a t John Ro^s’ not seen m uch of fa rm life to Calif.
th e federal b u reau of re c la m a ­
Mrs. Lee S h erm an and children
Mrs. Lloyd M oore is hom e now tion, w h i c h ad m in isters public
the blossoms w ave and nod to one visit a d airy of sheep ran ch . To
of M y rtle P o in t a re stay in g a t from Gold Beach h ospital m uch openings on irrig a te d lands.
a n o th e r in the brisk south breez­
th e th rill of p e ttin g th e hom e of F red A dam s in th e im proved in health .
es and hold th e ir heads up a fte r experience
An addition 974 acres, compris-
a fa If ju st a few hours old, or
th e heavy rains. P rim roses a re feeding little lam bs w a rm m ilk so u th p a rt of O phir.
L aM ar Reeves, stu d en t of phil-f ing 50 farm s also w ill be sold by
W ork w as done on th e new osophy a t USC, is reax in g on th e reclam atio n b u re a u th is y e a r
lushly blooming along w ith th e iro rn pop b o ttles w ith nippies on.
G range hall last Sunday. W om en his fa th e r’s ranch tw o m iles to in th e B u rb an k u n it of th e Co­
g ra p e hyacinth to g re e t th e vis­ My,
those w hite, fu rry babies served a pot luck lunch.
th e n o rth of C arp en terv ille. H is lum bia basin irrig a tio n p ro ject.
ito r who knocks on th e R oss’ tu g how
and pull to d raw th e m ilk
Tom M organ and Mr. and Mrs. fath er, C laude L. Reeve, is a s­ These lands p u rch ased from p ri­
fro n t door.
out. It is tim e to see th e litte r W ilbur Moore have gone to O. sista n t su p erin ten d e n t of city
Mr. and M rs. Ed M oyer a re of
v a te ow ners and irrig a te d by th e
new pups o r h u n t out th e new- I. T. a t K la m ath F alls.
schools in Los A ngeles and is in governm ent. H ere ag ain , v e te r­
having an extended visit w ith batch of k itte n s in th e hay.
this a re a only a short tim e each ans of W orld W a r 2 w ill have
th e ir son-in-law and d a u g h ter,
Mrs. V irginia W ilson w as seen '
y ear. L a m a r has enrolled for , first chance to acq u ire land.
Mr. and Mrs. E llio tt W oodw orth.
six m onths w ith C. W. D am a t
T he M oyers resided h ere for a the o th e r day, w alking down the
I No hom estead openings a r e
the “A rt H u t” on E asy St.
n u m b er of y e ars and a re now road of th e K n ap p ranch, fol­
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lowed
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lam
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fro
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The Fashion S how is an a n ­ scheduled th is y e a r in th e K la m ­
m aking th e ir hom e at E u rek a.
An
azalea
to
com
m
unity-m
ind­
ing
and
frisking,
th
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sheep
dog,
nu
a l even t sponsored by th e S a t­ a th p ro ject a t T u lelak e, n o r in
T h e C astaw ay club postponed
ed
H
enry
K
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rr
woh
took
tim
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e llite Social Club. I t is b e tte r th e Boise p ro ject in Idaho, b u t
its dance from last S a tu rd a y u n ­ and tw o cocker sp an iel pups. Mi­
th e reclam atio n b u re a u says fu ­
out
to
show
th
e
U.
S.
F
o
rest
chael
K
napp,
age
two,
w
as
so
than ever this year.
til M arch 25, so th a t m any of its
tu re p ro jects in th e 17 W estern
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ervice's
co
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serv
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film.
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w
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procession
Mrs.
D.
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to
m em bers could a tte n d the S u rf
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th a t he h u rried to join and off
h e r home th e first of th e w eek ta te s “now u n d er co n stru ctio n
club form al a ffa ir at Bandon.
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eeting.
they
all
w
ent,
down
th
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hill.
a fte r being a t K la m ath F alls, o r to be co n stru cted , w ill c re a te
Mrs. B laine M arsh has ju st
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ith h er son-in-law’ and d au g h ­ an additional 100,000 fam ily-size
re tu rn e d from a tw o w eeks visit
C laude W ilson, who, w hile re ­
so
seen
a
t
school
un
d
er
auspices
te r, Mr. and Mrs. John Tw orek, farm s.”
w ith her p a re n ts and m any ac­ m aining at th e ranch for a few
A to ta l of 802 public lan d fa rm
of
th
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ju
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g
ard
en
club.
Mrs.
for a few’ weeks.
q u a in ta n ce s in the Los Angeles w eeks, has been landing a hand
u
n
its ,cons,STin£
consisting of T4.133
74,133 acres
vicinity.
Mrs. S. A. M orrill left by plane u ',,ls
w ith the chores, w as heard to Roy W eidem an hopes to have
ondav
evening
for
h
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home
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M onday evening for h e r hom e a t
S erving a delicious salade m ix­ rem ark th a t he h ad n ’t seen s i
tu re of m acaroni, tu n a, hard- m uch “new life” in all his y ears tu re a t th e g ard en show’.
a t W in ter P a rk , F lorida, a fte r ing since W orld W a r 2, accord-
T he c h arm an of th e a r t com ­ being here w ith h e r m o th er, Mrs. | ing to the re c lam a tio n b u reau .
boiled eggs, chopped pickles and in the city as in this p ast w eek
m
itte
e for t h e A zalea flower A. H. Shean, since Mr. S h e a n ’s
V e teran s’ p rio rity on h o m estead
celery liberally mixed w ith m ay­ at th e ranch.
show. Mrs. R obert P erk in s, is d eath several m onths ago. Mrs. and on public irrig a te d lands fo r
onnaise and topping the luncheon!
a n o th e r com m unity-m inded p er­ Shean plans to join h er d au g h ­ sale am o u n ts to a 90-day a p p li­
off w ith w arm apple pie and ice
son.
W h erev er a n d
w h enever te r a fte r disposing of h e r prop­ cation period before o th e r a p p li­
cream . Echol N u tt e n te rta in e d
need, she will lend a hand, u n ­ e rty on th e W’inchuck river.
cations a re considered. R eq u ire­ I»
th e W ednesday Bridge C lub las» ;
assum
ingly
helpful
and
q
u
ietly
B
y
M
arian
M
iller
m ents g en erally include tw o o r
week. She w as presented w ith an '
m ore y ears farm in g experience,
an “im m ed iate” ju ry sum m ons I T h e an n u al Sham rock H op w as efficient.
Being in the show business,'
h e a lth and c h a ra c te r q u alifica­
th a t m orning in the m idst of h e r' held north of S h a n n o n ’s C reek in
Boh
and Alice m ust be aw ay from
tions, and cap ital am o u n tin g to
p re p a ra tio n s and w as som ew hat '
E r i n O phir, S a tu rd a v
betw een $2000 and $3500.
d is tra u g h t w hen she thought of, m ght, M arch 18. to th e liltin g th e ir H a rb o r hom e a t c e rta in
th e bridge group a rriv in g shott-1 m usic of S h am u s P a tric k O ’Jen - seasons of the y ear. In th e a u ­
A pplications for public notices
iy. But w hen exam ined m ore i en s band. A goodly crow d oi tum n, s ta te fa irs claim them ,
B Y C. E. S E G E R
w hen openings a r e announced,
closely the sum m ons bore h e ri Irishm en for the day, w ere n a t ­ and in the h eat, th e noise of the
should be m ade to reg io n al d i­
Gold Beach. Ore.
neig h b o r’s nam e and not hers, tendance at the shindig. ’Top o’ b a rk e rs and pitchm en, th e sm ell
re c to r of th e b u reau of re c la m a ­
so p re p a ratio n s continued a n d th e E vening seem ed to be the ol h am b u rg ers and hot dogs, th e Veteran H om estead F a rm s
tion. Region 1 office for th e Y ak­
Sixty-five farm u n its to ta lin g im a and C olum bia basin p ro jects
th e afternoon w e n t sm oothly. la \o r ite toast of all the laddies blue ribbons for fru its of fa rm ­
G raeie M cKenzie won first, C a th ­ and colleens. T he celeb ratio n of land and farm an im als, one finds 7273 acres w i l l be opened to is at Boise. Those in te re ste d in
e rin e M arsh, second and M illia the em inent St. P a tric k w as c a r­ them e n te rta in in g a crow d of g en eral hom estead e n trv in the the R iverton hom esteads should
m e rry m a k e rs w ith one of sev eral n o rth w est in 1950, w ith W orld address the b u re a u ’s reg io n al of­
Johnson, low.
d e d on fu r th e r at th e hom e of acts this v ersatile couple can do
a r 2 v e teran s offered priority, fice a t Billingss, M ont.
Mrs. Nell K irk p a tric k has ju st M ichael Jam es M ateer, m ayor
lo
m
ystify
an
e
n
th
ra
lle
d
a
u
d
i­
s o l d her a ttra c tiv e five-room ol South O phir. Seem s a sham e ence.
home on the shore of G arrison th at th e good fellow ship th a t is
One day, Alice told me about ,
la k e to the R obert L aB ars who. alw ays in abundance on S t P a t’s
th
e
ir m ind-reading act. At first,,
w ith th e ir t w o children, will day c an ’t be c a rrie d on a little
m ove in shortly. W h e n in te r­ fu rth e r in o u r daily lives. M a­ it w as lo r fun and friends, then
loi clubs, and finalv it becam e
la rkey, h u h ?
a professional act. Bob used to
D uring the p ast w eek of s to r-i e n te rtain d in n er g u ests at the
Book Cases, Writing Desks, Corner Cabinets
my w eath er, th e C ed ar F o r k P a lm e r H ouse a t Chicago. H a r­
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F roadw ay suffered q u ite a num ber bor is m any m iles and w orlds
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors,
T H E ST A T E O F OREGON, of m inor slides. If you w an t to aw ay from busy city stre ets.
“W hy did you choose H arb o r
IN AND FOR CURRY COUN­ see it your new c a r can ‘ta k e it”
Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers.
ju st try Squaw V alley obstacle for y o u r h o m e ? ” 1 asked Alice.
TY.
course.
“Oh, we w ere so tired of hotel
IF IT 'S M A D E OF WOOD—
R alph V incent, th e M ich ael- room s,” she replied. “The peace,
M yrtle Hobson, plaintiff, vs.
Thom as F ran c is Hobson, defend­ angelo of the cam era, is to ta k e quiet and b eau tifu l su rro u n d in g s
YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FIFIELD!
i the O phir Y earbook p ictu res this here a re a c o n tra st to o u r p ro ­
an t.
i com ing week.
fessional lives. I w an ted a hom e
Io : Thom as F ra n c is Hobson,
S in ce th ere h ave been so m any and garden. We had good trien d s
d e fe n d a n t:
inquiries about th e Lil’ O l’ O phir here. Bob likes to fish!”
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E sign, it was stolen from in fro n t
F'l.V tying is a n o th e r skill th is
ST A TE O F O R EG O N : Ycu are ot the O phir gym a couple of am azing couplt» has developed.
required to an sw e r the com plaint m onths back, th e kids have de- I sing th e ir ta le n ts for others,
to co n stru ct a n o th er. We they ta u g h t v e te ra n s fly tving in
lik ’d against you in the above- ; cided
kinda hope the guys who swiped S e a ttle hospitals, d u rin g the w ar.
c o u rt
and
cause
w i t h i n the last sign will keep hands off I
I* ly tying is excellent o ccu p atio n ­
lo u r w eeks from M arch 16, 1950, Loth lum ber m ills in O p h ir have al th e ra p y to r c e rta in m u scu lar
d a te of first publication hereof, been generous in th e ir g ifts oi difficulties.
and it you tail so to answ er on c ed ar to r the sign.
W hen Alice and Bob a re here,
P u tt M ossman, a
cham pion! they a re ah v ay s busy. Bob is
oi before the last day prescribed
in the o rd e r lor p u b licatio n h e re ­ h o rs e s h o e p itc h e r of a few > e a r s ' needed to ta lk to S a n ta C laus at
• ••n o e x tra r a il fa re !
of, April 6th, 1950, for w a n t » ago gave an e n te rta in in g show t h e com m unity celeb ratio n on
at th e high school au d ito riu m on ( h ristm a s eve. Alice is p ain tin g
thereof, plaintiff will tak e ju d g -1 M arch 15. P u tt a rriv e d at school
window fram es for a neighbor's
W ant a tru ly different round trip E a s t—»
m ent ag ain st you, and will ap-, a hall hour before the show tim e home o r baking apple pies for
a t the sam e rail fare you'd pay to go
plv to the court for the relief and gave a n eat exhibition a t the som e com m unity feast. In th e
straig h t E ast and back via direct ro u te?
dem anded in said com plaint, sue-! horseshoe pits of the skill and past y e a r o r so. Bob has bad the
cin ctly : th a t the m a rria g e con­ control th a t m ade him a w orld men of th e C hetco valley lifting
THEN GO V IA SAN FRANCISCO and
tra c t and bonds of m atrim ony ex­ cham p. Now* every kid in school, th e ir voices in song.
S.P.’s picturesque “Overland Route” —
Big m en. little men, fat or
isting betw een you and plaintiff is practicing the b a rn y a rd a rt.
Slim
"
W
im
m
er,
t
h
e
g
enial
over the High .Sierra, across G reat Salt
thin, acco u n tan ts, and lu m b e r­
be dissolved. Service hereof i s ’
custodian
of
the
O
p
h
ir
schools,
m
en,
bass
and
baritone,
all
faith
s
Lake
and on to Chicago.
m ade upon you by publication in
built a neat sto rag e locker for and religions u n ite to sing in
th e B rookings-H arbor Pilot, pub­ the elem en tary room. M akes a
OR GO V IA LOS ANGELES and S.P.’s
h arm o n y on M onday nights.
lished in B rookings, C urry Coun- neat hiding place for the kids!
He has spent co u n tless h o u rs
“Golden S tate R oute” via Phoenix, Tucson
ty, ( tregon, to r four successive d u rin g th e ir play hours.
fu rth e rin g these com m unity p ro j­
and
El Paso to Chicago.
w eeks by o rd er of s a i d c o u rt
M ary Pugh, w ith assistan ce of ect, the local c h a p te r of the S o ­
m ade M arch 7th, 1950.
the high school gals, is rapidly ciety for th e P rese rv atio n and
GOING TO NEW YORK? You can in-
draw ing the lib rary c atalo g in g E n co u rag em en t of B arb ersh o n
ED F. ACKLEY, A ttorney
d
u d e rom antic New Orleans and the col­
up to the stan d a rd iz a tio n r e ­ Q u a rte t Singing in A m erica.
F or P laintiff.
quirem
ents.
orful Old South a t no extra ticket c o st
T hrough th e woven p a tte rn s of
Postollice address, Box 6! >25.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
L.
W
h
itta
k
e
r
th
e
ir
lives
ru
n
s
th
e
g
o
l
d
e
n
Brookings, O regon.
MORE DETAILS? Any Southern Pacific
spent the w eek-end a t E ugene th re a d s of service.
agent will be glad to tell you about this
If I said as m uch to them ,
they w ould sm ile and shake th e ir
big travel bargain.
heads, and Boh w ould say :
"" " "7U""!"! !"*!!" !
“Shucks, w e’re j u s t having
fu n !”
Port Orford News
Along Azalea Row
OPHIR NEWS
Co. Service Office i
Reports To You:
J IM 'S
C A B IN E T
SHOP
SUMMONS
CO CAST
V IA C A L IF O R N IA
W ANTED!
W ANTED!
LOG HAl LING from Brookings to Grants
Pass, or to any California Point. Contact
MITCHELL BROTHERS
I hone 213
Brookings, Ore.
LOCAL
NEW S
P a s to r and Mrs. Leo V anDol-
son left e arly M onday m orning
for P b rtla n d w h ere t h e y w ill
ta k e p a rt in a statew id e con­
vention of S eventh-D ay A dvent­
ist m in isters and w orkers. They
expect to be hom e Wednesdas
evening.
Wm. M. Bray, of B rayville,
Ore., visited at the L. Z. Harbin
I