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The World’» Best Climate
THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1950
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Scene To Be Viewed At Festivities, Saturday
VOTE FOR ED F. ACKLEY
For District Attorney
NO. 19
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On MAY 19.
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week are Mr .and Mrs. Charles
Maines of Long Beach, Calif.,
who are here on a short vaca
tion. The Haines resided here
both before and after the war
and are still having business in-
terests in the area.
To see their new granddaugh
ter, Bry n, Mayor and Mrs. Doug-
las Johnson drove to Portland to
visit their son-in-law and daugh
ter, parents of the ittle girl,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCor-
nack. Bryn was born May 6.
Mrs. McCornack will be remem-
‘ 'red as Pat Johnson. The John
sons brought Pat and the baby
back for a visit, which was an
event for the 8-day-old Bryn.
By Dorothy Asdel
Over Mother’s Day week-end
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Zumwalt
entertained their daughter and
son-in-law, Pat and Donald Ruck
er and 8-months-old grandson,
Craig, of Junction City. Pat and
Craig will remain a week toi
visit her parents and many old
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boak and
children of Eugene spent the
holiday with Mrs. Boak’s parents,
the Clarence Zumwalts at Sixes.
Driving to Dallas for their!
first visit at the new home of
their recently-married daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs |
John Macy, were Mr. and Mrs.!
Robert Thomas.
Wanted: Good upright piano,
Saturday, May 20, is the day
must stand tuner’s inspection.
set for the first annual field trip
Mrs. Bill Ward.
12-3*
for the sixth grade. According J
to Frances Kirtland, principal,
ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISH
• he group will travel to the Ore ERS for rent or sale. Kari Os-
gon Caves on the school Dus tenbur. Floor and wall coverings
driven by Vai Townley. Mrs. I
Hotel Brookings Building. 12tf
Kirtland,
Mrs. Esther Absten
and Mrs. Alice Johnson will ac
company the young folks.
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Much distress has been caused;
in the Hamlet by a “peeping”!
Tom who is said to have poisoned j
several dogs in this area and i
IL horse power. 85 pounds:
frightened residents late at night
attachments available. See
he is, as yet, uncaught but law
it at the
enforcement authorities are at
GEO. TITUS BULB FARMS
work on the case.
Harbor, Oregon
Welcomed and entertained by
their many friends for the past
"Classified Ads"
Sawmill Deals Are
Made"
In Local Area
The “S. F. A. C.” Logging Co.
of Reedsport, comprised of
chit' Simpson, C. T. Fallert
Charles Ames, has bought
Craig sawmill, north of town,
Ar
and
the
and
took pt ssession Monday, accord
ing to W. S. Craig, former own
er, Tuesday.
The new firm, according to a
statement by Mr. Craig, will be!
known as South Coast Lumber ।
Co. Sawing was begun Monday. I
Another deal, inxobin; *ii A.1
Landauer mill, was reported on
Monday, but little details were
learned concerning t h e future
operation. The Pilot was unable
to make contact with either of
the parties for confirmation.
Remember to vote this Friday
at the primary election. Polling
places are: Harbor at the Grange
hall, entering by the back door
to vote, and in Brookings at the
Odd Fellows hall.
NEW
MERRY TILLER
OPHIR NEWS
Welcome To The Festival!
Blaine Gribble and Clyde Braynard are busy re
modeling to get ready for plaster on the Ben
Kerns Job.
• Roy Weideman is helping Cliff
Lindskoug, and they are ready for windows and
doors, trying to meet a dead-line.
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The ce
ment mixer has been busy this week with B. E.
Harmer, N. W. Strommen and Fred Scothorn.
• L. I). McAdams is putting embossed alumi
num on the barn he is building.
•
Jim Koeller
has done a nice job on the Pete Lesmeister
double garage door, and is busy again on the
new service station.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY —
Teff d H ovt U Cameras and Projectors —
Bertha Ann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thom Moore and Ar
nold Lee Pollock, son of Mr and
Mrs. O. R. Pollock of Bandon,
were united in marriage, Satur
day, Max' 6, at 7 p. *m. at the
Bandon Baptist church. Mrs.
Pollock is a senior at Ophir. He
is employed at the Ophir Lum
ber Co.
Lester Dishner o f Fairview,
Oregon, was visiting in Ophir
last week.
Bobby Costello of Portland
was visiting friends and relatives
in Ophir last week.
Ophir high school elected its
student body officers for next
year: president, Harvey James;
vice-president, Tommy
Moore;
Secretary. Anita Stevens; Treas
urer, Joan Steien; Sgt.-at-arms,
Marian Miller; Annual editor.
JoEllen Sparhawk; Editor or the
School paper, Gloria Stevens. The
I yell kings will be elected next
J fall.
JoEllen Sparhawk and Mrs.
Tommy Hawkins made a busi
ness trip to Eugene last week
end
Sig Nowlin and Tom Morgan
went to San Francisco last week
end.
Students of Ophir high ob
served their annual sneak day
on May 10. Points of interest
visited were Brookings. Crescent
City, Trees of Mystery. Some of
them went as far as Eureka. On
the way home part of the crew
stopped at the new skating rink
at Brookings.
Ophir girls defeated the Port
Orford girls last Thursday m a
game of softball. 19 to 13.
Frank Moore has purchased a
new Fairbanks-Morse motor for'
irrrigation purposes.
WARREN G
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So get your ticket early.
Wart, the Speed Cop.............
By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING
W elcome
To The 1950 Azalea Festival. Enjoy It!!
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