Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 13, 1952, Page 12, Image 12

Canadian Artists
Booked Sunday A t
Third Concert
Thursday, March 13, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Page Twelve
ap p e a r in £oncert a t th e C rescent
E lk G ra m m a r School, S unday a f­
ternoon, M arch 16, a t 2:15.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. K ipper stopped a t th e P i­
lot office T h u rsd ay to say hello.
She and h e r husband w ere on
th e ir w ay to C rescent C ity to
com plete boiler in sta lla tio n for
the P ara g o n Plyw ood Co. They
have been a t C ulp C reek. Ore.,
and w ill go to A laska on a con­
tra c t soon. K ipper & W y a tt in ­
sta lle d the boiler a t the local
plywood p lan t.
Scout News Notes
O u r Girl S cout m eeting w as
called to o rd er by S h aro n B en­
n ett. S ecretary M arjorie D arg er
read the m inute^. Joyce Raym ond
gave the tre a s u re r’s rep o rt. R e­
fresh m en ts w ere served by Mrs.
S ta n h u rs t and Mrs. S m ith who
took us to th e p ark k .—S h aro n
B ennett.
SPRAY PAINTIN&
T he trio, com posed of Miss Bet-
ly -Je a n H agen, violinist, W illiam
Free Estimates
Hossaek, cellist, and Jo an R ow­
C R E SC EN T C ITY —T hree b ril­ land, pianist, will be the first of
Plowing — Discing
lian t young C anadian a rtis ts will its kind to be p resen ted in the
Yard Leveling!
be th ird in the Del N o rte Com- local concert series as w ell as the
first S unday afte rn o o n concert
of th e association. T he ensem ble
is a new ly-form ed one th a t m ade
PH O NE 2565
its first highly successful to u r in
T y p u ew riter ribbons av ailab le
w M
the spring of 1951. T h eir p resen t
a t the P ilot Office.
to u r ta k e s th em to m ore th a n 60
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Robinson
en g ag em en ts in which they p re­ of R obinson’s Tot Shop will be
sent a p ro g ram of wide v arie ty at hom e a f te r this w eek a t the
and in te re st, w ith trios, solos, and fo rm e r G rootendorst place, re ­
duos scored for th e ir in stru m en ts. cen tly purchased. T h eir nephew,
Jo an R ow land, pianist, is a n a ­ George, th e ir assistan t, and h i s 1
<cs
tive of T oronto. A lthough she is fam ily will occupy an a p a rtm e n t
only 21, she has concertized e x ­ there.
Sawmill and Logging Supplies; Esco Logging R ig­
tensively for 10 years, is a v e te r­
Mr.
A
lderson,
fa
th
e
r
of
Mrs.
an of sixteen o rc h e stra l e n g a g e­
ging; Skookum Blocks; Forgings; Pacific W ire
■
m ents, and m ade h e r debut in H enry K err, re tu rn e d to his home
Rope, Socketing and Splicing; Hi-Voltage, Rough
New York in 1949 w ith a recital a t C e n tra lia W ash. S a tu rd a y . He
I
th a t received m uch critic a l e n ­ accom panied Jim M cG laughlin,
Service Light bulbs; R. Hoe & Co. Ins., Inlaid,
new em ployee of K e rr H a rd w are
thusiasm .
<® J O H N « 1 1 1 L I — T O R O N T O
Electro and Regular Saw bits, Shanks, Hoe, Symons
B etty -Jea n H agen, violinist, is & E lec tric w hen he w ent to C he­
n iunity C oncert A ssociation’s c a l­
also in h e r e a rly 20s, w hose m u ­ h alis for his w ife and tw o ch il­
and Atkins Pattern.
en d a r of m usical events when tho
sical
ach ievem ents
belie
h er dren. They will stay a t th e K e rr
Colum bia C anadian S trin g trio
years. As w in n er of the N aum berg hom e u n til a place can be loacted
to r them .
A w ard, th e only C an ad ian so hon­
ored, she m ade h er debut recital
No. 2259
Ed F. Ackley m et Mrs. Ackley
in New York in Town H all in
Box 543
Brookings
Phone 2539
at S alem last w eek and th e two
N ovem ber, 1950. She is th e w in­
re tu rn e d here la te S a tu rd a y . Mrs.
In th e C ircuit C o u rt of th e S ta te n e r of nu m ero u s aw ard s including Ackley, who had been in th e Bay
of O regon for th e C ounty of the 1951 E ato n g ra d u a tio n prize a re a for m edical tre a tm e n t, w as
C urry.
iKim the Royal C on serv ato ry of forced to com e by tra in in stead
M usic in T o ro n to and the Thi-
LEON A B E L L E W OLFORD,
of bus, due to the strik e.
baud In te rn a tio n a l C om petition
P lain tiff,
m P a ris last Ju n e. She has ful-1
vs.
B0111 at S easide hospital, C res-
filled
successsfully e n g a g e m e n ts 1 cent City. M arch 6, a son, who
JO H N F R E D E R IC i* W OLFORD.
* i t h the o u tsta n d in g C an ad ian tipped the scales a t eigh t pounds
AU THO RIZED
¿Defendant.
sym
phony
o
rc
h
e
stra
s
and
is
a
fre­
and
seven
ounces,
to
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
TO: John Frederick Wolford.
q uent p e rfo rm e r of the n etw o rk s Floyd Johnson. Mrs. R. E. S im ­
D efen d an t.
In the N am e of th e S ta te of of th e C an ad ian B ro ad castin g Co. mons. g ran d m o th e r, and th e Jo h n -
W illiam How land, cellist, com es son-in-law and d a u g h te r, C apt.
O reg o n : You a re hereby req u ired
from
a m usical fam ily th a t also rello road.
to ap p e a r and an sw er the com ­
\e.
boasts
a pianist, a soprano, a vi­
p la in t filed ag a in st you in th e
Mrs. H azel G reen cam e by a ir
olinist,
and
a
h
arp
ist.
W
hile
a
above en title d C ourt and cause
from S a c ra m e n to S unday to be
on o r before th e ex p iratio n of stu d en t at th e U niversity of To­ w ith h er d au g h te r, Mrs. Floyd
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
lo u r w eeks from th e d ate of the ronto, H ossaek w as a m em ber of Johnson, to help c a re fo r th e new
th
e
T
oronto
P
hilh
arm
o
n
ic
o
rc
h
­
first publication of this sum m ons;
AND REPAIR SERVICE
baby boy, C arl A nthony. M other
th a t is, on o r before the 26th day e stra . He has ap p eared in recital and babe left S easide H ospital
of M arch, 1952. If you fail to so in m any C an ad ian cities and has M onday for th e ir C ap e F e rre llo
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
a p p e a r and unaw er, fo r w a n t played both as a soloist and as home.
th ereo f, the plain tiff will apply a m em ber of m any ch am b er m u ­
P. O. Box 596
Phone 344
Hom e from a w in te r’s sta y in
to th e above e n title d C ourt for sic groups. W h erev er he has been
N orfolk. Va., a re M r. and Mi's.
th e relief prayed for in h er com ­ he has been w arm ly received.
A lthough a v e rsa tile m usician. Em il R. Moore. T hey becam e ac­
p la in t; th a t is. fo r a decree of
said C ourt fo rever dissolving th e H ossaek does not confine his a c ­ q u ain ted w ith th e ir g ra n d d a u g h ­
lH>nds of m atrim ony h ereto fo re tiv ities e n tire ly to the cello. W ith ter. and enjoyed a visit w ith th e ir
and now’ ex isting Iwtween plain- a b ach celo r’s and m a s te r’s degree son-in-law and d au g h ter, C apt.
tiff and ueieiu an t and g ra n tin g *n m ath e m a tic s and physics, a l­ and Mrs. B an tan . T he B antons
ready to his cred it, he is also expect to he statio n ed in Europe,
i i d e r«' • if ab so lu te divorce in
LIMITED TIME ONLY!
fav o r of the plaintiff against the w orking on a PhD in astronom y. w ith th e arm y this spring. B oth
d efen d an t and to r such o th er and
have re la tiv e s on the e a s te rn sea.
fu r th e r relief as to the C ourt m ay
board.
».
E stis M orton, who will he m a n ­
seem Just and equitable.
a g e r of th e local hank, now in
S
ev
eral
pet
dogs
and
c
a
ts
have
T his sum m ons is published by
th e process of o rg an izatio n , a r ­ died lately from w hat a p p e a rs to
* —
o rd e r of the H onorable Guy II
rived
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
and
is
re
g
istered
he
poison,
sp
read
over
all
p
a
rts
F o rsy th , C ounty Judge of C urry
?
' *
at the C hetco Inn.
of town.
C ounty, O regon, which o rd er w as
m ad e and e n te re d on the 26th day
/•v i
of F eb ru ary , 1952, directing pub­
t Ä
licatio n of this sum m ons once
ea ch w eek lor four successive
w eeks In the B ro o k in g s-llarb o r
P ilo t, a ni’w sp apt'r of general c ir­
cu latio n . published in the City of
B rookings, C u rry County. Oregon.
Send in the attached information, u e udll oil and
D ate of first publication. F eb­
adjust your saving machine—
ru a ry 28, 1952.
D a te of last publication, M arch
20, 1952.
SA M U EL A. HALL. A ttorney
Compliments of
for P la in t.tl p O BOS 432,
UGÌ COMPLET FI
B rookings, O regon.
L. H. Kirtley
H EAD Q U ARTERS FO R:
CHETCO MILL & LOGGING SUPPLY
Summons
Y.
& M.
AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS
LOOK h SAVE’ ALMOST M001
CELEBRATING 101 YEARS OF
Sewing Machine Service
FREE OF CHARGE!!
SINGER SEWING CENTER
260 So. Broadway,
Andrew Hoffeldt
HRICK
MASON
CONTRACTOR
Phone
Residence iti I Litlx>r
Tele. 11761,
Coos Bay, Ore.
Name
Kddress or Direction
M m oi Machine
K.-memher Genuine Singer Sen ice rendered only
by men driving Singer Service Cars!
Kr\ amazing 20th Anniversary offerl Best buy today. Big 54" »Ink.
Double drainboard. Deluxe no-spla»h faucet. Pushbutton »pray.
Two 21" roomy base cabinet». Two 21" wall cabinet». Two what­
not »helve», tops in black or, at »light extra cost, in red?
Installation extra. Limited offer — come in todayl
THE
Goetz Building
PAR
STO RE
Brookings, Oregon
»Uww 'ikixuflLMiiiiMMimNO u<niii«i:itt........... „
........ ............•. ?
»