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The World's Best Climate
Port Orford News
By Dorothy Asdel
Last Tuesday evening, Treble
Clef chorus which usually prac
tices at the high school, enjoyed
as a special treat the hospitality
of Docia Sweet for its weekly
sing. The group is preparing for
the annual Music week concert
to be given at the gym next Tues
day evening. Others participating
in the concert will be the school
band with Charlie Jensen direct-
ing, including one or two speci-
alty numbers, and a few dance
numbers by students of Hazel
Knapp Dance Studio.
Mrs. Gracie McKenzie enter-
tained the Wednesday bridge
club last week. Mrs. Echol Nutt
won first and Mrs. Mary Dob-
bema second. Mrs. Gertrude1 Wil
liamson will be the next hostess.
Surprised at 2 a. m. the other
morning was Mrs. Ralph Angeli.
Her two sons, Ralph of Portland
and John of Neskowin, sang
“happy birthday,” upon arrival
at that hour, coming to help her
celebrate. Ralph remained a week
W’hile John continued on a busi
ness trip. Both then returned
north together.
With the slogan “What Port
Orford Makes, Makes Port Or-
ford,” Mrs. Noma Thomas has
announced that this year’s big
Achievement day, May 23, will
include displays of work made by
BROOKIN GS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
local hobbyists, both men and
women, as well as heirlooms,
myrtlewood work and special col
lections. All 4-H groups will ex
hibit their work in competition
for ribbons to be awarded by the
judges. All residents of the com-
munity are invited to enter their
work for displays.
It is promised to be a gala
day with the Home Extension
silver tea in the afternoon and a
dinner by the grade school teach
ers in the evening. .Proceeds of
the dinner will be donated to the
band as the instrument fund is
still inadequate.
Mrs. Frances Kirtland, prin-
cipal, has announced that the
grade school children will enter-
tain the diners during the dinner
hour with skits, rhythm band
numbers, jumping rope demon
stration and folk dances.
Robbie Henson, 6, and Doug-
last Pratt. 7, celebrated their
birthdays at a joint party last
Friday afternoon a t Robbie’s
home. Several young friends en
joyed the fun and party refresh
ments, including Eugene Hayden,
George Ransdell, Robert Asdel,
Peter Raasina, and Edith Pratt.
The children were overjoyed to
hear Robbie's and Douglas’ nam
es read on Uncle Bill’s program
over KIEM late in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baird have
taken over “Katie’s”, popular
restaurant in town. They plan to
operate it on a permanent basis.
Opening last week was Col
lin’s Grill, newly-rebuilt and re
furnished. It has not been in
operation since the fire last sum
mer, which destroyed all but the
bare outside shell. Mrs. Christine
Green and Mrs. Jennie Cough-
ran, formerly of Roseburg, are
leasing and operating it for the
season.
LOCAL
NEWS
Leora Andrews and Margie
LeClair were Brookings visitors
last Saturday afternoon.
Robert F. Appel, candidate for
district attorney of Del Norte
County, was in Brookings Mon-
to place advertising in the Pilot
to reach readers in the Smith
River area.
Trout fishing on the Chetco
still attracts many to the banks
(or in boats). Roy Brimm was
reported to have caught his limit
Sunday, as have others.
Rudolph Swan, of the Canal
Zone, is visiting his friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Clive D. Manley who
recently came here from the
"zone.” He plans to locate here
if he can obtain the property he
has in mind.
B. A. Stunz and Lawrence Het
tinger of Boise, Idaho were here
for three days last week, fishing
on the Rogue, and viewing scenic
spots in the area. Mr. Stunz was
Fortieth Anniversary Statement
BANK
G old B each , O regon
Capital and Surplus, $1OO,(MK).OO
Member Federal Deposit
INCLUDING BRANCH AT
P ort O rford , O regon
Insurance Corporation
STATEMENT. APRIL 24, 1950
Resources
Loans & Discounts .$
Overdrafts
United States Bonds
Municipal Bonds and
Warrants
Buildings & Fixtures
Cash and due from
Banks ......................
792,179.14
194 66
..................
828.UW.50
78,229.27
............
17.057.00
659.867.00
$2,374,568 57
Total
Liabilities
Capital .........................$
Surplus ........................
Undivided Profits and
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1950
a caller on his sister, Mrs. Dewey according to Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Akers and family.
Bob Stoken, who w’ i 1 1 feature
Gordon Christenson was hurt chicken orders for the home or
in the Denbar mill at Smith Riv-| fried chicken dinners, or fried
er last week, according to w’ord! picnics.
An advertisement ap
received here. Extent of injuries pears elswehere in this issue.
was not immedaitely learned.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Leonard
Greyhound buses were on day spent the past w'eek-end at Med
light savings time except early ford where they attended a con
Sunday morning schedule here, vention of real estate brokers
That bus had left at 6 p. m. the and salesmen. The main theme
day before from the Portland of the meetings was “How to be
terminal and the 10 a. m. bus of better service to those buying
which came from San Francisco. or selling their property.” Many
The yard at the Ray Strue-[ new ideas were exchanged and
ing home, in Harbor, is being many benefits were derived, Mr.
landscaped by Paul DeBlock, to Leonard stated.
make it one of the most attrac
Mrs. Edith Moore left Sunday
tive in the area. The new' plan by bus for Oakland, Ore., where
changes the driveway from a she will care for her niece and
right angle to a curve.
the new baby just home from
Sunset Cottage in Harbor are the hospital.
displaying a new’ neon sign, add
Four chain saws have been
ing much to the appeal of the1
I
eported
solten in this area the
newly-renovated camp, by Mr.!
past
week.
Bob Swan was one of
and Mrs. McAdams.
the
people
losing. Sheriff Sabin
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kessler
has
been
apprised
of the fact anf
were Medford visitors last Thurs*.
is
working
on
the
case.
day, returning late that evening.!
Snow* fell at Carpentervile and
W. B. Sibley of Typo-Print, at
at
high points Tuesday during
Gold Beach, was in the Pilot of
the
heavy rain storm which hit
fice early this week, printing the
the
low'er elevations. Some mo
county ballots, which were too
torists
reported depth of three
large for his press.
inches of snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Bolton
Mrs. David Shaw, Gold Beach,
of Depoe Bay spent the week
campaigning
for her husband, a
end with their parents, Mr. and
Demorcatic
candidate
for Rep
Mrs. Floyd Bolton Sr. They came
resentative
of
Fourth
District,
especially to welcome Mrs. Bol-
was
a
brief
visitor
here
Friday.
ton home from her vacation in.
Ralph
Kessler
and
George
Ma-
California.
teer of Gold Beach were visitors
Are you planning to see the
in this area Tuesday afternoon.
Girl Scout benefit show, May 10
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hayes .now
at the school?
adv. operating the Sportsmen’s Can
Ocean View Cafe, half mile nery at Wedderburn, were vis
north on Hwy 101, is now open, itors here over the week-end.
SALMON FISHERMEN
OREGON'S ROGUE RIVER
Up-river fishing, away from the crowd. Mod
em accommodations, Meals, Boats, Guides;
Limited to Eight People. For Reservations:
25.000.00
75.000.00
Resen ei
68.037.71
Deposits ,..................... ! 2.194,663.46
Interest Collected, not
12.994.40
Earned ................
Write R. DUNKELBERGER, or
Contact ROGUE RIVER MAIL BOAT
Wedderburn, Oregon
Total
$2,374,568.57
S. J. Sl*OEKL,
W H A ndrews , Cushy r
G ladys T rivett , A nn T Cashier
D irectors :
Vernon F. Hanscam C. H. Young
Louis L. Knapp
W A. ('art irrigh t C. IL Buffington
E. E. Hanscam S. J. Spoerl
M erle A W ahl , Assistant Cashier— Manager, Purt Orford Branch
Owned by Curry County People—
Trying To Serve Curry County People
or Sale!
300-Acre Grade “A" Dairy Farm
with modern dwelling, barns, shop, 120 milk
cows, young stock and hulls, also all tools, ma
chinery, etc., in full operation
,F old - time q ^ al |TŸ
15 WHAT
TO GET THE TASTç
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YOU, MY LAD
CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCH and BE VCH
PROPERTY, HOMES, SAWMILL and other
properties
Cal! or See A. J. RUSSELL
Office, Gold Beach, Telephone 1012
Home Phone 74-R-l
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IMPERIAL
TELL THE
YOU WANT IMPERIAL f
A?2r w
Book C ases, U riting Desks, i^orner Cahinets
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Nooks, Doors
Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers
r*
Imperial is made by Hiram Walker. Blended whiskey. 86 proof.
70* grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois.
$2.10
Fifths -
IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD—
YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FIFIELD!
Turn off 101 at Beach Road. Follow the Signs