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Thursday, September iS, 1Q52
RROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
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By KATHRYN KKEKMAN
to visit for som e tim e at th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mil
ler, and tak e in the salm on fish
ing on the C hetco. Mrs. C ourtney
and Mrs. M iller are sisters.
Mrs. W illiam A ckerm an and
d a u g h te r .Jackie of Forks of S alm
on, Siskiyou county, are sp en d
ing the w in ter m onths h ere with
Mrs. A ckerm an’s sister, Mrs. Kay
S andstrom while Jackie is a tte n d
ing the A dventist school.
M ilton F o ster Is visiting for a
few w eeks at the hom e of his
son-in-law and dau g h ter, Mr. and
Mrs. K enneth Bailey at th e ir
home n e a r K lam ath Falls.
The m em bers of Chetco grange
th a t a tte n d ed Pom ona grange at
O phir on S ep tem b er 13 included
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G ustafson,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bush, Mrs.
E dith Ackley, Mrs. K athryn Reek-
man and B enjam in Jones. The
next Pom ona m eeting will be
held at H arbor on Novem ber 8th.
with ( hetco grange as the host
grange.
Mrs. A nna W aldien is visiting
her siste r at A ltadena, C alifornia |
Mr. and M rs C harles Schaal
en jo y ed a long w eekend visit
from th e ir son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. C larence
H ow ie, Mrs. Howie’s m other,
Mrs. Thom as, and th e ir niece
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
P ayton, all of K lam ath Falls.
Mrs. R obert C ham bers re tu rn
ed hom e last week from Logan,
Iowa, w here she had been called
by the illness of her m other, who
is now feeling better. H ouse
g u ests at the C ham bers home are
M rs. C ham bers brother-in-law
an d sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Ham m ond of W oodbine, Iowa,
w ho plan to visit for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perez had as
Sunday guests, Mrs. P erez’ cous
ins, Mr and Mrs. N athan Vance
and th re e ch ildren and Andrw e
B riner, all of Coquille.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. C ourtney
of Santa Ana arrived last week for se v e ra l w eeks.
Mrs. O. 1). C orbin, accom panied
by h er son and daughter-in-law ,
Mr. and Mrs. Burl C orbin and
two c h ild ren arrived from Port-
land to spend a week visiting
o
. D. C orbin who is in charge of
Wc carry a COM PLETE line
the
Earl E. Sm ith T ra iler Homes,
of Gas Appliances, Wedgewood,
Burl Corbin is a m em ber of the
T appan, O’Keefe & M erritt, and
I’o rtla n d Police Force.
C alorie ranges General w ater
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Jo rd a n a re
h e a te rs Servel R efrigerators
the p a re n ts of a d a u g h te r born
Colem an furnaces.
at the Seaside hospital on Aug-
- T anks for rent, sale or lease— ust 28 which w eighed seven
Crescent City
Phone 111
pounds. They have nam ed the
At Jet. Hwys 101 and 199
little m iss K aren M arie.
W A R D 'S
Propane Service
MACK
G.
M ALCOLM
General Building Contractor
Residential— Commercial— Remodeling
BLUEPRINTS
A partm ent above Gibbs Lum ber Co., or can be contacted
through Pete Lesmeiater Agency!
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TO
TRUCKERS!
Our complete shop is open to general repair
for trucks and trailers.
25-ton Public Truck Scales!
ACETYLENE - ELECTRIC WELDING
Travel Thrills of
Redwoods Seen by
38zO5O Children
A film e n title d “Redw'ood Em
pire T ravel T h rills” was showm
to 38,050 school children and
tea c h e rs of Los A ngeles schools
last sem ester. The movie was
produced by th e Redwood Em
pire association. Five copies of
the film are on deposit w ith the
Los A ngeles board of education.
In four m onths of school it
was shown 355 tim es, the REA
reports.
ONE- AND TWO-ROOM COTTAGES’*
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month
SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE
SOUTH O F BROOKINGS
Do yon wish to trade, buy, or sell - 'fry Pilot Want Ads-
Earl C. Brown Construction Co.
EQUIPMENT FOR
CONSTRUCTION WORK
BRO O K ING S’ EAGLES
HAVE HOBO PARTY
M em bers of C hetco aerie of
Eagles and the auxiliary held a
^obo party a fte r th e ir August
m eeting. In a co n test to select
a “^jpg an(j q u e e n ” of hobos,
Milt G e rb e r was selected as king
and was given a bag of beans,
M is B e tty S u rg io n of S m ith R b
c r was selected as queen, win-
ning a bar of soap and a wash-
cloth. A hobo sack lunch took
care of refresh m e n ts for the eve-
ning.
a few of the b rav e r hobos in-
vaded D on’s su p p e r club, w here
the king and queen w ere present-
e d to the group th ere.
LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. G uy S h ra d e r re-
tu rn e d home a fte r spending six
weeks, at O roville, C alifornia,
w ith th e ir d a u g h te r and son-in-
law’, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elkin,
w here they are m ining. They re
port th at th ere w ere m any days
when te m p e ra tu re s soared above
110 degrees.
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Kenney
enjoyed a w eekend visit recently
from th e ir nephew , G ene H allo
well of G ra n ts Pass, who g rad u
ated from G ra n ts Pass high
school last June.
Mrs. S tella N ik ren t retu rn ed
to Los A ngeles a fte r spending
several m onths on the W inchuck.
w here she has property.
Leslie Ray spent the Labor
Day w eekend n e a r K lam ath Falls,
w here he visited his sister, Mrs.
K en n eth Bailey, and h er fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Pearm ine
have as th e ir houseguest Mrs.
C ath erin e W illiam s of Portland,
who is well known as a form er
Brookings resid en t.
Mrs. M yrtle Skopec is m aking
a few w eeks visit w ith h er m oth
er. Mrs. M attie Sm alley, in Bu
ena Park, C alifornia.
Harbor, Oregon
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P. O Box 1240
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HARBOR. OREGON
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