L ocal N e w s H a p p en in g s
A b o u t F olks You K n o w
HARBOR NEWS
Mrs. Frank W aldien returned
last week from Nehalem, Ore.,
where she attended a family re
E stes M orton is spending a few
Mr. and Mrs. Glen H urst re union at the home of her parents.
days in the sunny south, an in te r turned home Monday a fte r a Mi. and Mrs. George Henderson
val in the daily bank routine.
w eek’s visit and vacation with with all the family except three
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their son-in-law and daughter, of the children present. The re
♦ Desk Trays, Yeltons.
Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Smith, union was in honor of Mrs. Wal-
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ackley left Portland. The H ursts and Mr. dien’s brother, Captain Milton
Wednesday for the Bay area on ( and Mrs. Jack Holmes attended Henderson, who has been s ta
business. They exjiect to be back the Shrine P o tentate formal ball tioned at the Barstow Air Base
by M arch 8.
which was held in the sunken in 1' lorida, and is now being ship
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ballroom of the Masonic Temple. ped to Japan tor overseas service.
♦ Expanding Files, Yeltons.
Mrs. Sm ith returned home for a
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones of
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w
eek
s
visit
with
her
parents.
Monterey
spent Friday and S a t
Supt. of Schools Lynn H am p
urday
in
this area visiting Mr.
ton attended a m eeting in Salem ♦ Type Cleaner, Yeltons.
Jones’
m
other,
Mrs. Sophia Jones,
Friday called by S ta te D epart
his
brother
Benjamin
of B rook
ment of Education to discuss the
The O.E. Fords are new own
ings,
and
his
sister,
Mrs.
Amanda
bonding difliculites over the sta te ers of the Pete P a rk er home on
Garvin
of
Sm
ith
River.
and ways of dealing w ith them. Ocean View subdivision. The
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew HofTeldt
P arkers will retu rn to Alaska.
♦ Typewriter Ribbon, Yeltons.
arrived home the middle of last
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♦ T yp evriters, Yeltons.
week a fte r a two and a halt
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs.
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m onths’ trip which took them to
Ben H arroun Sunday w ere Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Yahr of the Florida and back by the southern
and Mrs. J. M. W oodward and Brookings Feed and Seed spent route. They report a fine trip
Billie from K lam ath Falls, Mr. the double holiday, Sunday and with good w eather all the way,
and Mrs. P a t H arroun and chil Monday, in San Francisco.
alhough they left here in a rain
dren from Medford, Mr. and Mrs.
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and returned in the rain
Thev
Henry Slagle and Mr. and Mrs. ♦ Adding Machines, Yeltons.
took about fifteen rolls of color
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Don H arroun and children from
slides while gone, so they will b e
To improve your position, im
Brookings. S atu rd ay was P a t’s
able to share the trip with th e ’’
prove your skill, knowledge and
and Mr. H arro u n ’s birthday.
friends.
ability.
Word has been received here
♦ Business Machine Tape, Yel
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Staplers,
Yeltons.
by
friends from Mrs. Missouri
tons.
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1 olman th at she has been at
The
section
adjoining
the iw enty-nine Palms, Calif., for
Sunday
being
W ashington’s
Brookings
F
u
rn
itu
re
Company
in the past few weeks enjoying the
birthday, the post office and bank
the
K
err
building
is
being
re
sunshine.
were closed on Monday. S tudents
modeled
for
the
extension
of
the
were heard saying th a t ju st for
Henry Payne underw ent an op
Mr. Langen- eration at St. Joseph hospital »n
the day they wished they a tte n d furniture store.
doerfer has a large stock in sto r
ed C alifornia’s schools.
Eureka Friday and is scheduled
age, which will be brought to
for another one the first of this
♦ Clipboards, Yeltons.
Brookings as soon as space is week to correct a kidney ailm ent
of long standing. Mrs. Payne is
1 training in E ureka to be with
him.
The prompt, fair settlement
Bill Hem ple was able to re
of claims . . . has built our
turn home last week a fte r being
reputation for dependable,
at the V eterans’ hospital in P o r t
land for six weeks where he un
helpful service. Insurance
derw ent an operation in which
protection at its best.
over half of his stom ach was re
moved. He is feeling a great
deal
b e tte r than when he went to
ARTHUR KNOX
Portland. His wife, her m other.
Insurance Agency
Mrs. Fred G ardner, and Mrs.
M arge W ar:hen drove to P o rt
Gallagher Bldg.
land to bring him home, visiting
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relatives
on the way.
YOU CAN PLACE YOUR
Mr.
and
Mrs. Kenneth Payne
INSURANCE IN OUR
OFFICE WITH COMPLETE
CONFIDENCE
N orthwest
C asualty
COMPANY
ready tor use. Roy W eiderm an
has the contract.
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C L O T H IN G
D R IV E
for
EUROPEAN
DISPLACED
have purchased a home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Flynn on the nortn
bank road ami moved in over th t
weekemi. 1’hey have begp m ak
ing their home in th eir trailer a'
H all’s M otor Court for the past
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Board-
man and family moved last week
into their newly constructed home
on land they purchased from Har-
bert Payne near the Louis Stollei
home.
It is w orth the short drive ofi
the highway to the H arbor T rail
er Court to see the development
being done there by the owners
C. L. Russell and J. L. Willough
by.
Vickie Hodges .the four-year-
old dau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs
Slim Hodges, had the nnsfortui «
of falling out of a bunk bed onto
the floor Thursday, hitting the
back of her head and spraining
her neck seriously. X -rays have
been taken, and while very pain
ful, no lasting injury is expected.
Jack T ungate left Sunday for
Medford and B utte Falls to spend
PERSONS
Sponsored By
TH E JUNIOR CLASS OF B. H. S.
Lt. J. K eith Davis, jg., and I <
Mrs. Davis will be guests at the
parental Edw ard Grootendorsf
home in H arbor for the next 10
days. Mrs. Davis joined her h u s
band in San Francisco on his a r
rival from Korea. They will go
on to S eattle to visit bis family
during bis 30-day furlough.
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♦ Finger Pads. Yeltons.
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Erwin of
Canyonville visited Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Ford over the weekend
Brookings Harbor Pilot 9
THURSDAY. FEB. 26. 1953
some time visiting several of bis
children and their families. Hi’
made the trip over w ith his son,
Bud T ungate. who drove over
here for the weekend.
Miss Rose W aters of Los A n
geles, Calif., accom panied by her
m other, Mrs. C harles Spooner,
and niece. M argery M orrison o f
Sm ith River, w ere guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perez,
last W ednesday.
B. B. Crabb Co.
Bookkeeping
Pay Roll
Taxes
Insurance
K e rr Building
Brookings, Oregon
THE C H U R C H
WITHOUT A NAME
Above Fox Bros. Terminal
PASTOR ED McCLAIN
Sunday School
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__9 :45 a.in.
Morning Worship
11 :oo a m.
Sermon: “T he Grace of God"
Evening Service:
,
Sermon: " li hat Hinders Prayers"
Caterpillar No. 12 power road grade
Caterpiller D-7 or D-8
TO R E N T BY HOUR OR BY D A Y
PUTNAM LOGGING COMPANY
Phone 2589 or Write Box 417
BROOKINGS, OREGON
NEW
HARBOR TRAILER COURT
NOW OPEN
Space for modern trailers
T urn h it 3/10 mile S. from Chetco Bridge
RUSSELL & WILLOUGHBY
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SMORGASBORD
E \ LRV SLNDAÙ — 12100 to 9100 P. M.
Bring your old clothes and boks to the I ligh School
or notify any school student or teacher and it will he
picked up. 1 hey should be reasonably clean if pos
sible. 1 hank you. All contributions will be appre
ciated.
DEADLINE — MARCH 13
ALL YOU CAN EAT
A LA CARTE SPECIALS TO SUIT YOUR TASTES
Portions for Children -
I lalf Price
SHAP'S MAGIC KITCHEN
Telephone 4041
7:45 p.m.
We Cater Parties and Banquets
4 ’a Miles N. of C rescent City on Alder Road
HARBOR