PAGE TWELVE
Festival Enjoyed
At Ophir Grange
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOTS BROOKINGS, OREGON
inursday, May 15, 195;
local News
Truck Hits Hydrant
Theatre Bombed
The VFW A uxiliary’s childrens |
To T rain 7 Water , party, given at the high school At Crescent City
police a re investigating.
Most of the dam age w as done
to the front, which, the ratf/oJ re
port said, would not d e te f ^ th e
reg
u la r schedule. No fu rth e r de
m r * , r u -day
n m rA r.1, A u
. . . I Several hundred thousand gal-
a > evening was a huge
tails
w ere learned by press tim e.
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beautifully long of w ater were drain« d from success- taking the childrens’ word
Damage, estim ated about $1000
° f Kreenery and the reservoir of Brookings W ater for iL The sponsors report about - or -----------------
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more, was done to the new
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m . in K,ns 1« a im in g a m ap of Co., Tuesday evening, when a de-
children between ages of 7 P*c T heatre, due to open at Cres-
th e world and the them e "Today» livery panel, belonging to" Rich- Ann
and «2.
the movie»."pop
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radio reports say. City and sta te
the- O phir Grange hall when 175
The panel, parked o„ the south
women, m e„ and children assem- end of the building, could have
or
urry county s annual driven aw ay w ithout incident hut
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and turn. Not seeing the hydrant.
Exhibits from nine extension he turned into it, breaking the
u n its featured slipper chairs, and main to cause a gusher. Before
o th e r articles which have resulted any of the w ater iompany em-
from five years of home extension ployees, who had already gone
In C urry County. Thirty-five worn- home at the moment, could find
en modeled beautiful wool dress- a turn-off valve, m any of the
es m ade in the b etter dress work- gardens across the street were
shop. Miss W anda Gossage, coun- practically washed out.
ty extension agent, described each
Josephine A partm ents, and the
dress as the women displayed Harvey building, directly across
them on the stage.
the street, w^re practically sur- i
F ourteen 4-H girls also partic- rounded by w ater.
Ipated in the style review, wear-
W ednesday many homes were
ing dresses they had made this w ithout w a te r until the main had
year.
been repaired.
Miss Lucy Lane, clothing spe
cialist, brought greetings from
Yelton’s Gift Shop is progress
Oregon S ta te College and install-
ing
rapidly tow a id co. ,p t
ed the new county home extension
and
the
ow ners hope to be in the
com m ittee. Mr's. Alice W alker,
new
building
about June 1.
present chairm an, presided and
Mrs.
H
om
er
K essler and Mrs.
gave special recognition to 4-H
leaders and Mr.f Pauline C ar W arrin er were E ureka business
penter, county candidate for O re visitors, Monday.
gon M other, by presenting them
w ith corsages.
Luncheon was served at noon
In the basem ent of the hall by the
O phir Home Economies Club.
Special recognition was given
the O phir unit for the best table
decoration and to the Port O r
ford Young H om em akers for the
best scrap book.
T he afternoon program brought
an Inspiring report from Mrs.
C harles Jense i on her experiences
w ith W ilbur and Judy at N ational
4-H Club Congress. Miss Myra
M arlow of Port O rford and Geo
W asson of Gold Beach, presented
enjoyable musical numbers.
Dr. Jam es M illar concluded the
festival w ith a talk on "Tasks of
th e Modern Fam ily." A lecturer
and d irector of the G»xxi Citizen
ship Foundation of Oregon, Dr.
M illar brought many w orthw hile
thoughts on how Today's 1 an n .\
could b e tte r face the current big
problem s of the world
A radio program of this festi
val will I*» heard over KCKE on
Friday, May 16.
ftt&re Milk
—FOR YOUR H E A L T H ’S SA K E make that milk SE A V IE W
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NOW 21c PER QUART
W IT H YOUR MOTTLE!
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I he milf^ that is all produced and bottled daily in
( urry County—a county long noted for its Bangs
and 1 uberculin diseas free dairy herds.
SEAVIEW DAIRY
PHONE 2331
BROOKINGS, ORE.
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No. 1279
NOTICE
OF F IN AL ACCOUNT
In the County Court of the S ta te
of Oregon for the County of
C urry. P robate Departm ent.
In the M atter of the E state of
Law rence G Woodward. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as adm inistratrix of
the E state ol Lawrence G. Wood
w ard, deceased. has tiled her final
account in the office of the County
Clerk of ( ui ry i ounty, Oregon,
and th at Tuesday, June 17, 1952,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A M
of said day anil the office of the
Q>unty Judge in the Court House
of C urry County at Gold Beach
Oregon, have been appointed as
the tim e and place for hearing
upon the said final account and
for the h e a r i n g of objections
thereto, and to t h e settlem ent
hereof.
LILLIAN L. THOMAS
Ed F. Ackley
A dm inistratrix
P. O. Box 625 Brookings. Oregon.
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