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BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
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HARBOR NEWS
PERD U E IN F A N T SO N
DI SB TU ESD AY
Guy Cecil Perdue, Jr., thirteen
m onth old son of Mr. and Mrs. G
C. Perdue of H arbor passed away
at the Seaside hospital Septem ber
16 a fte r being ill most of his short
life.
'rh e funeral services were held
at Crescent City on T hursday af
ternoon.
The m aternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Wilson of H arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Perdue are the
parents of another son born on
Septem ber 14, at the Seaside
hospital, and which they have
named W illiam Clifford.
From reports going around, Leo
Lucas isn’t the only one getting
their bear in the upper Chetco
country’ these days. Al Clement
killed two recently which w ere
caught in the tra p set on his
place by Bill Hemple, off from
N orthern Prairie, and H arry Hill
and Howard G ardner have also
a couple to th eir credit.
John J. Van Pelt had to have
the two middle fingers of his left
hand taken off at the first joint
at the hospital in Gold Beach on
the 15th. He had his fingers
crushed badly about ten days pre
vious to that, but the effort to
save the fingers was unsuccessful.
Mrs. Em ma W aldien returned
home recently a fte r visiting rel
atives in southern California for
several weeks.
ter for the distribution ot the at-
ternoon mail, but rusht*s things
terribly in the morning.
PFC Tony Felipe is spending
a fifteen day furlough at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Felipe. He will have to return
to his station at S ault Ste. Marie,
Michigan where he is a radio op
erator, the la tte r p art of the
month.
Roy Newman is one of the hap
piest residents of this area, as
his m other, Mrs. Blanche Maney
arrived from De Sm et, South Da
kota recently to m ake her home
with him. She made m any friends
when she spent several m onths
here last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Young of
Akron. Ohio were house guests
at the home of their cousins. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harley Sm ith and Mrs. Alan W oodriff last wek.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sm ith
s|M*nt a recent week end at Ash have moved to Roseburg to m ake leaving the la tte r p art of the
their home a fte r living here for week to continue th eirtrip thru
land visiting relatives.
some
time. Mrs. Sm ith has re southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Meyer en
entered
the Douglas Countyhealth
joyed a ten day visit from their
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. B rubaker
service
and
is back on the job of of Berkely, California were house
son ami daughter-in-law , Mr. and
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Meyers, who left for Public H ealth Nurse.
their home in San Fernando on
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Webb a r Mrs. Bob Cham bers for a couple
Sunday.
rived from M illerton, Pennsylvan days the first of the week.
ia last week with the intention of
The Chetco grange hall is re
m aking their perm anent home at ceiving a badly needed coat of
their place above H arbor, now paint at the present time, which
th at they have sold their mill in is greatly improving its appear
Pennsylvania.
ance.
We carry a CO M PLETE line
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dotson and
W ith daylight
saving
time
of Gas Appliances, Wedgewood.
son
Sammy, spent last week at
Tappan, O’Keefe & M erritt, and tim e changing to standard time
Woodland,
California where they
C aloric ranges G eneral w a te r this coming Sunday, patrons of
visited
Mrs.
Dotson's m other. Mrs.
h e a te rs Servel R efrigerators — the local postoffice should rem em
Estelle
G
arrard,
and other m em
ber that the m orning mail will
Coleman furnaces.
bers
of
her
family.
The group
—TanAs for ren t, sole or lease - go out an hour earlier, and the
was
joined
by
a
sister,
Miss M ar
afternoon
mail
come
in
that
much
Crescent City
Phone 111
tha
G
arrard,
who
had
spent the
earlier.
This
m
akes
it
much
bet-
At Jet. Hwys 101 and 199
past two years working for the
governm ent in Germ any and P o rt
ugal. Mr. Dotson and Sammy
continued on to Austin, Texas to
visit his relatives for a couple of
weeks, while Mrs. Dotson and
Miss G arrard returned home on
Sunday, as Mrs. Dotson has ac
cepted the position of teaching
Residential— Commercial— Remodeling
the ext re first and second grade
class found necessary and which
will be in the church basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustafson
A partm ent above Gibbs Lum ber Co., or can be contacted
returned home Sunday from a trip
through Pete Lesm cister Agency!
which took them to Seattle,
Grand Coulee dam and the w es-|
tern W ashington fair at Puyallup, i
They visited Mrs. G ustafson's
sons, T hor and Ole Ask and their
families on Vashon Island, the
two men having just returned
from Alaska where they worked
Our complete shop is open to general repair
during the sum m er for a fishing
for trucks and trailers.
company.
Mrs Clara Kern and Mrs. Edith
Ackley are on a few weeks trip
which will take them to Yellow
stone P ark and o th er points of
interest.
Mrs. Florence Royer of Culver
ACETYLENE - ELECTRIC WELDING
W A R D 'S
Propane Service
MACK
Tliurijay. ScfMnlxr is.
City is visiting friends on the
W inchuck for a few weeks. The
Royers made their home in that
area for several years before
moving to southern California a-
bout ten years ago.
Find what you want through
the Pilot Class Ads.
Pilot Class Ads Pay—try ’em
See
M RS. R O SS PU TN AM
/or
K /M B A L L -W U R L /T v E R
P IA N O S
and
H AM M O ND O RG AN S
Phone 2589 or W rite Box 417
Brookings, Oregon
Earl C. Brown Construction Co.
Box 302
Harbor, Oregon
EQUIPMENT FOR
CONSTRUCTION WORK
Truck and Crawler Shovels
Draglines and Clamshells
Trench Hoes and Cranes
Bulldozers and Dump Trucks
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Shop and Office at Chetco Bridge
G. M ALCO LM
General Building Contractor
BLUEPRINTS
N O T IC E TO T R U C K E R S !
25-ton Public Truck Scaies!
i block south of Mobile J5ta.' Next to Plywood Plant
FOX
L iv e s to c k
BROS.
Hay — Gram
HAULING
TR E N C H IN G W ORK DONE
SEWER LINES. WATER LINES,
DRAINAGE DITCHES. ETC.,
Brookings
Livestock &
Trucking Co.
BRO O K IN G S, OREGON
At $1250 PER HOUR
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Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop
I’. O. Box 1240
HARBOR. OREGON
First House South of Sunset Motel
On Long Distance Calls, Teo,
Service is Fastest When
You Call by Number
W hen the Chef hears "N um ber 8,’’ a plate o f roast
beef, potatoes and peas is quickly on the way. Vi hen
you make long distance calls by number— your call
is on its way in an equally speedy manner.
L. CAMPBELL
Remember, the quickest and most convenient way
PHONE 2281
to call long distance is to celt by number. Keep num
TED L. FREEM AN
bers handy for quicker long distance service.
Pl IONE 2625
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PHONE 2411
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