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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1950)
^AGE TFN The World’s Best Climate members of the house of repre although time is short before worth says he intends to spend a few days in each county as is sentatives do not have a vaca congress will re-convene on No- vember 27, Congressman Ells- his custom. tion. On the contrary, says Con gressman Harris Ellsworth, who 4- represents this district, a con gressman has a double job. Since every member of the house is up for election every two years all of them must go out cam WITH BOYSEN’S paigning as soon as they get home but. as Ellsworth points out, their duties and responsi bilities as a congressman do not Wallpapers, Domestic and imported end when they leave the nation’s capital. Many matters of votal con Phone 363, Smith River cern and to our congressional d:sUict are now’ pending both in congress and before executive agencies, ” Ellsworth said in a statement upon his arrival home, “and further information must be obtained and numerous con ONE INVESTMENT THAT ferences held whil I am here. “Mail from constituents is al most as heavy now as Alien I a n m Washington, D. C. F.ve’i When It’s Needed WORST though I am endeavorin* to make shall an election campaign, give first attention to th? work of my oilice.” Each year since he has been in congress, Ellsworth has made visits to the seven counties in For Details, at P. J. Lesmeister’s office Because requests for absentee the fourth district during con ballots has been so heavy, print gressional recesses. This year, ing of Curry county general elec tion ballots has been set ahead this year, with these to be com pleted this week by Typo-Print, CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: Gold Beach, in conjunction with Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In the Pilot, which has a press suf A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who ficiently large to handle this job. merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping. The ballots will be 12x28 in. in size and will contain several referendum measures to be de cided by the voters. 'rhe general election will be Gifts, Stationery Floyd Mulligan held Tuesday, November 7, from 8 a. m. until 8 p. m., acording to 5 School Supplies, Cards Silverware Repair & Installation election notices soon to be posted 1010 2nd St. Telephone 2212 about the county. Flatware Supplies and Appliances was rushed to the doctor at Eu- gene. Mrs. Erma Wagner is sub- tituting for her, teaching the first grade. Wednesday bridge club was entertained by Mrs. Gertrude Williamson of Elk River road last week. For luncheon Mrs. Williamson served her special hot vichyssiose. Mrs. Catherine Marsh won high score, Mrs. Ethel Kampa second and Mrs. Mary Dobbema low. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barker and infant son spent a few days in Eugene visiting friends and re turned with some of their fur niture. Others who saw’ Lewis and Clark College beat Southern Ore gon College of Education in the Shrine-sponsored game at Coos Bay Sept. 29, were Mayor and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. William Durant. Port Orford By Dorothy Asdel Opening of hunting season saw several local hunters bringing in bucks, including Russell Forty, Otto Johnson, Ivan and Keith Young, Mrs. Carl Fountain and Frank M. Fulford. The best story of the hunt comes from John Marsh, who, after shooting at his buck across a canyon and nicking the ani mal’s foot, started to track him down. With little blood to fol low it was over an hour before he suddenly came upon the buck bedded down in a triangle of logs. A j ? Marsh walked toward him he was cornered less than 15 feet away. He started to charge Marsh who shot and be cause of the short distance miss ed his first shot. As the buck again charged Marsh, killed him. He says his hair is still stand ing on end from the harrowing cxf>eripnce and he hopes never to be in such a position again. Buck season in eastern Oregon lured several enthusiasts from here, including the .John O’Haras who accompanied their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lov ett nf El Monte, Calif. They are hunting with the S. A. Shearers of Keno. The Vic Horner family spent several days hunting in the east ern part of the state, as did Robert LaBar. Mrs. LaBar and children visited her parents in Dallas while her husband was on the hunt. Armed entry was made' during Venetian Blinds. Roy Wilkinson, Smith River, Calif -LIFE INSURANCE! EVA LEA LONG DAVIDSON'S Crescent City, California Harris Ellsworth To Visit District CRESCENT CITY SURPLUS MART DAILY Freight Service KATHERINE'S Beauty Shop Coast Freight Lines DEL PONTE'S DAVE FRANKLIN Owner X-RAY FITTED GEORGE SHIPLEY Local Agent Mail Orders Filled Phone 2102 828 2nd St. Crescent City Dr. Robt. E. Smith DENTIST At Residence in HARBOR, OREGON Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 Evenings by appointment Goetz Building Phone 293 a a Your Hotpoint Store 941 Second St. PHONE 931 Shoe Store A Snack Or Meal You can’t go wrong by dmnping in at the Bus Depot Cafe Mrs. C. I. Patrick WADSWORTH JEWELERS Nielsen Hardware F. A. Carr & Son Electrical Supplies \\ hen ROSEBURG election year, the cesses in an Hollowware DIRELYTE 3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581 & ELECTRIC CO. Complete line of hard ware and electrical fix tures and appliances. PHONE 143 Carrell’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC DIAMONDS WATCHES Mulligan Plumbing Visit our record dept Compelte Radio Sales and Service Ph. 1512 840 3rd Si. Sheet Metal & Plumbing Household Appliances, Sheet Metal, Plumbing and heating supplies. 900 4th St Pho. 631 S. E. Lawrence who has the contract tor Coos-Curvy I- lectric Co-op lines from Humbug Stale Park to the California border, has mow'd sex oral members ot his crew here prior to beginning further work on the lines. Clxde Miller returned home after over six weeks spent with relatives and friends in Corval lis and working in the hop fields. Mrs. Frances Kirtland, grade sudden l\ school principal. taken ill last Sunday night and u Paints, Varnishes and Enamels CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial! week were Mr. one evening McDufTee from McDtiffees were Sacramento, rip and visited on i busin with many ot their friends while Open 9 to 5 Daily BEAUTIFY Absentee Ballot Demand To Speed Ballot Printing into the Sin'll Service Station anti Norr i’s Market. From the Shell stat cigarettes were taken after the burglars tried unsuccessful! to burn out the back of flu* large sale. When they attempted to burglarize Norm’s Market, Mis. Norman Morsing heard the cash register bell ring and awakened a shot husband who frighten from his .1 them away The burglars shot back before fleeing. Nothing was found missing, according to the Morsings. A pry bar was used to open doors, in gaining entry. 'I'lie town marshall, Gene White, was called and later state police but the bandits were thought not to be local persons and so far have not been apprehended. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ghorm- ley of Seattle were guests of Mayor and Mrs. Douglas John son last week. Johnson and Ghormley attended school togeth- ago and have not it man\ 30 years. each other Slosed Saturdays THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1950 =rXt-^=====================: ====:=====::=^^ BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON 829 SECOND PHONE 2202 ATLAS POWER TOOLS — and Hardware, also clothing for the entire family, including boots & shoes. 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