Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, March 22, 1951, Page 6, Image 6

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    I Am
Thursday, March
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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Akers formerly published the
Whitefish Independent, Columbia
Falls Columbian, Browning Chief
A SCRIPTURAL EASTER CANTATA
while living at Whitefish in the
late ’20s. Many old times were
PRESENTED BY
recalled by the group. The Gol-
THE BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH CHOIR dizens moved to Whitefish from
Kalispell, when Mr. Goldizen was
connected with Glacier Motors.
P art I
Archie Hendricks and daugh­
ter, Pauline, went to Portland on
M rs . B ert D e M oss Sunday, on a business trip. They
are expected home Wednesday. |
C hoir and M rs . E. R. M oore Chetco Wranglers Saddle Club
is polishing up boots and stetsons'
in readiness for an evening of
Palm Brandies
dancing on April 14, at the Chet­
co Grange hall. Western food is
All Glory Laud and Honor"" __ „ __ . .. C hoir on the menu, it is reported.
T.
Akers of Seaside, and
and O bligato by M rs . C. A. M ac K enzie his son, Tom, student at Oregon
State College, stopped briefly on
R
ay
OLSON
Tuesday en route to San Fran-
C hoir and
Have Ye Not Heard
i cisco, to visit his brother, Dewey.
are spending the spring
M ixed Q uartette They
\acation visiting a daughter, Lois
Mrs. A. F. Pierce, Mrs. E. R. Moore, E. R. Moore, W. G. Hoagland v ho is employed in the main of-
fice of Standard Oil Co.
"Were You There""
.. - - - - - - - l rio Tony Felipe left Tuesday for
Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. A. F. Pierce, Mrs. E. R. Moore
Eugene for his final physical ex-
,amination and probable induc­
"When I Survey the Wondrous Cross", M ixed Q uartet tion at Fort Lewis. Wash. He is
Mrs. George Widney, E. R. Moore, Mrs. E. R. Moore, Bert DeMoss hoping he will be sent out with
Jim Barrett, who left the same
day
Portland. Both were sent
“Calvarv” .. .. .. .............. M rs . C. A. M ac K enzie their at “greetings
” some time ago.:
was resumed on the Wil-I
M ixed Q uartette son Work
At the Cross
Freeman building, which was:
Mrs. A. F. Pierce, Mrs. Loren Later, Earl Carson, Ray Olson
stopped temporarily by OPS red
tape. The concrete floor will be
poured this week and then 1 the
P art II.
block work will commence.
Easter vacation will bring a
V iolin S olo by M rs . C. P. C hristensen number of the local youth away
Thais
at colleges, home for the week­
E. R. M oore end, or week, whichever vacation
Earth Has No Sorrow
may occur. Gene Gould and Car­
roll Reekman of University of
“Nature’s Song” ...............
.. .. .. D ouble D uet Oregon, will have the week-end
Mrs. C. II. Rausch, Mrs. Ray Olson, Mrs. Al Panzer, Mrs. Loren Later with relatives. Oregon State Col­
lege students have a week. Home
*()n Easter Morn" .
C hoir , S olos and Q uarte ' T1
Alto Solo Mrs. E. R. Moore
Tenor Solo George Widney,
“NOW CHRIST IS RISEN”
Ladies Quartette
Mrs. Bernadine Steele, Mrs. A. F. Pierce
Mrs. Al Panzer. Mrs. Loren Later
I he Easier Bells
M rs . D onneli
Mrs. A. F. Pierce and Mrs. E. R. Moore
(Accompanists—Mrs. Bert DeMoss, Mrs. L. A. Harvey)
it tersoli
('hoir Members
Mrs. Fred Moore
Mrs. Georgi' Widney
Miss Fae Rausch
"Miss Elsie Haug
Mrs. Ray Olson
Sopranos
Mrs. R. D. owley
Mrs. A. F. Pierce
Mrs. Henry Kerr
Mrs. C. IL Rausch
Tenors
E. R. Moore
B. J. Gould
George Widney
Bases
Ray Olson
W. G. Hoagland
Al Panzer *
1 larvey
L.
James Carson
Mrs. Donnelly
Mrs. Bearndine Steele
Mrs. C. A. MacKenzie
Arthur Bollinger
Cliff Bushnell
Earl Cc rson
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mason left
Saturday for Myrtle Creek on
business. Mr. Mason is one of
the incorporators of the pJy-
wood plant, and is making pk|ns
to move his household goods here
shortly. They now have an apart­
ment at the Chetco Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas
and son of Los Angeles were
callers at the Ray Struebing’s
Monday.
KEEP FIT WITH MASSAGE!
LUCIAN A. HARVEY
MEDICAL MASSEUR
READY TO SERVE YOU
S tudio B uilding
a
B rookings , O regon
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Notice To Creditors
The undersigned having been
appointed by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Curry
County administrator of the es­
tate of Jane Laura Crook, de­
ceased. and having qualified, no­
tice is hereby given to creditors
ot and all persons having claims
against the state deceased to pre­
sent their claims, verified as re­
quired by law. within six months
after date cf first publication of
this notice, the said daft' being i
March 22, 1951, to the undersign­
ed at the offices of Buffington and
Shaw in Gold Beach, Curry Coun­
ty, Oregon.
A. B. CROOK,
Administrator.
Pub. Mar. 22, 29; Apr. 5. 12. 1951 I
Notice To Creditors
In the County Court of the
S'ate of Oregon for Curry County
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mrs. R. M. White
Miss Panline Hendrick:
Altos
EDWIN
RANSOM, deseased.
Mis. Don Redfield
Mrs. E. R. Moore
Not ice
given; that
Mrs.
Loren
Later
Mrs. Al Panzer
the undersigned has been ap­
pointed administratrix of the es-
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ l state of Edw in Ransom, deceased,
by the County Court of the State
neth Parker.
of
Oregon for the Count y of Cur­
Figures
are
not
as
yet
avail
­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burrell, of
ry,
and has qualified as such. All
able
of
how
much
the
Box
Scouts
Ba.nd<m; former residents| at-
tended the Fashion Show and added to their building fund by persons having e 1 a i m s against
dance here Saturday evening, and their latest project of ticket sales said estate are hereby notified to
are visiting friends and relatives over the community. Tickets are present the same, duly verified
posted at Chetco Store, showing as In law required, to the un­
in th«' arei
Shirley Laird the winners. Everyone is asked dersigned at the office of Ed F.
Mr. and
of Springfield, Ore., spent the to cheek theirs against those of Ackley, Room 5. Hendricks Build­
those on the store bulletin board. ing. Brookings, Oregon, within
Mr. and Mrs. IL O. Swisher of six months from the date hereof.
Dated this 19th day of March,
Whitefish, Mont., stopped here
FRIEDA RANSOM.
last Saturday to visit their cou­ 1951.
In the County Court of the State sins. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Elston.
Administratrix ot the Estate
of Oregon, for Curry County. Monday they calk'd at the Pilot
of Edwin Ransom, deceased,
Date
of first publication, March
office
to
renew
acquaintance
with
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­
22. 1951.
N. Goldizen and Dewey
TA TE OF CHARLES A. WAR­
Akers. liso former Whitefish res- Date of last publication. April
NOCK. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the ¡dents. The Swishers had spent 19. 1951.
undersigned has been appointed the winter at Huntington Beach, Ed F. Ackley Brookings, Oregon
and were en route home Attorney for Administratrix.
AdminKtmtriv of the Estate of
Charles A Warnock,
by the County Court of Curry
quali*
1 unty. Oregon. and
HFMOPPHOinÇ Dr- John D- clark- D- c- Ph c- °®
claims
tied All persons hax
the bav area is cstabiishinK his of-g
hereby
ageirst said estate «
notified to present the same, duly
verified is In law required, to
Thursday for hemorrhoid work. Hemorrhoids can be com-B
the undersigned at Room 5. Hen-
pletelx obliteiated without surgery, loss of time from work.S
d’ieks Building, Brookings, Ore-
and painlessly. With our years of experience, you can feel con-^
gi n, within six months from the
fident that your case can be successfully handled if taken by us.^S
Don's neglect men a “simple case of piles.” Consultations
osts nothing and places you under no obligation. Appoint-Üü
ment necessary.
|E
1951.
iblicalion March
I V. WARNOCK,
Administratrix,
Phone 11SI
mt
y, attorney for ad
LOCAL
are Joan Byrne and Marilyn1
Struebing.
Mrs. Lou Woolery of Tacoma
is a guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Cliff Brimm. She was accompan­
ied by Buddy Woolery, nephew ,
of Mrs. Brimm. More than a
year ago Buddy spent several
months at the Brimm home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Huston of
Bend are house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Goldsberry.
PRESENTING
The New Reed-Prentice \
Model 50
Portable Power Chain Saw
One or Two Man
NEWS
Notice To Creditors
Dr. J. D. Clark, D. C., Ph. C
1951
M. JEL 50 ONE MAN SAW
Available in 20", 24",
This rugged, power-packed unit, with its 360 degree swivel and round­
nose bucking bar, gives you top performance, ease of handling and the
all-important extra cutting speed found only in an R-P Chain Saw.
Equipped with 20” cutting attachment, the one-man R-P Saw weighs
approximately 45 pounds.
As shown, the “R-P-50”—30” Guide Bor
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$33000
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Southern Curry and All of Josephine Counties.
Parts Stock Carried in Grants Pass
Pacif c Logging & Mill Supply Co
P.O. Box 323, Grants Pass, Oregon
Phones 2309 or 4071
Store on Murphy Road ot Union Avenue
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Portable Power Chain Sows