have been most helpful in devel-( a
. ••
oping the extension program with
■1
THURSDAY, APRIL, 16, 1953
me will continue to give your new
. April 16. The women then plan
The
1 to visit relatives for s e v e ra l, . Editor,
...
. . P . ilot:
. - It „ was
. . on agent th at same loyal support and
Dr. Cloer, psychologist and
weeks. They will probably be APr'*
<ha 1 s’ar,<,<1 my council that you have given me.
work with the extension service.
guidance
specialist from S outh
CLIFFORD
JEN
K
IN
S,
driving a new Ford sedan when
and I have been working in ex
ern
Oregon
College of Education
County
Extension
Agent.
„
x
o
[ they return.
tension work ever since except
Dick B aum gartner, Sr., w as
..
, ..
„ «
in Ashland, adm inistered a p ti
able to be brought home from
^n< Mrs. E. E. Hanseam, for three years during the last
tude tests to 24 high school stu-
E u re k a M onday by his son-in-law
. a n d th r e e «hildren left the w ar
The newest m e n d e r ot the Dr. (ien| S on T hursday and Friday,
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
o f 'ast weck ,o d o v e to
D uring these sixteen years I Richard L. Smith home was bap- ^\pr ji 9 and 10, at the school.
Ham Clement, a fte r being in the »¡C hita, Kansas, where Jun.or have m et a lot of fine people, who tized on E aster at the C enten
The purpose of th is test is to
S t Joseph hospital for nearly a I Wll‘ a «te™l a school of Instruc-
have been very faithful in serv ary’ W ilbur M ethodist church in give the stu d en t a b e tte r under
week following surgery. He to /« o n a t «he Coleman factory. M rs ing on the various com m ittees and Portland in a joint ceremony standing of his ap titu d es and in-
reported to be recuperating nice Hanscam and the boys will con leading the various organizations
the new baby of Mr. S m ith’s j ^ereg| S so t |ia t
can m ake a
ly, but m ust take it easy for some tinue on to Vine Grove, Ky., to through which our extension pro- s>sie r, Mrs. F rank ( arpenter, of wjse choice in vocational and
Portland. While in the big city, avocational fields.
tim e by the doctor’s orders. Mrs. visit her p arents for a few weeks gram is developed
t u,,.,
i...
•
.
.
i
the
doctor .* purchased
B a u m g artn er rem ained in E ureka and her husband will join them
I have always given my best
„
, new * equip-
*
m
ent
for
his
office
of
optom etry
n e a r the hospital while her hus before returning home.
to
the
work
in
the
interest
01
Tommy Van P elt underw ent
Pilot Class Ads get results!
band was there.
the people to whom I served. We in the Brookings clinic.
Pvt. Jim m y Phillips spent a re- an operation to have a cataract have developed a good extension
cent weekend here w ith relatives. /remove«!
one of his eyes at program both in the field of 4-H
l i e had planned to retu rn to his « » S a c r e d H e a rt hospital in Med- work and adult work.
I
base at Fort Lewis. Wash., by for<! Iast wcck He is rt‘‘x>rte<l
4-H club enrollm ent and activ
Sec
plane, but due to the high winds lo b*' K,' " inK alonK nicely' His
ities have increased in every
daughter,
Mrs.
Bernadine
Steele,
a t the tim e of his scheduled flight
county w'here I have worked and
th e plane didn't land at Crescent took him to M edford and re the records, none of which have
mained
until
a
fte
r
the
operation.
City and it was necessary for
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. H ew itt have been lost, strayed, or stolen, will
Ralph Giddings to drive him here
returned
from Lakeview where bear this out.
in order to get back on time.
they
spent
the past several
Two years ago last F ebruary I
Mrs. H erb ert Payne and her
months,
and
plan
to
rem
ain
here
came
to O urry county as your
d a u g h ter, Mrs. Helen Arlandson,
county agricultural agent. Now
FOR
and three children, accompanied to m ak e th eir home again.
Pvt. David D eM artin flew up th a t w’e have gotten to know
M rs. Payne’s nephew, Lt. Donald
LOG TRUCK
P ayne when he left last Friday from Cam p Roberts, Calif., to I C urry county people, th eir agri-
for San Antonio, Texas, where sj/end a recent weekend with his j cultural needs, and custom s, we
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton De have heard inneundoes circulated
LOGGING EQUIPM ENT
M artin.
I as m alicious gossip by a few ill-
AND
Mr. anil Mrs. Clyde Caton and
and perhaps selfish indi*
their son-in-law and daughter, viduals.
We can not carry on the m ost
LONG HAUL
Mr. and Mrs. L arry Leigh and
son, all of Ashland, spent the effective extension program when
weekend visiting a t the E. E. certain small segm ents of the
IN S U R A N C E
Hanseam, Sr., and W. L. McVay P ^ ’Ple are continually blocking
homes. Mrs. Caton is Mr. Hans- our Progress, and
will not sub-
ject m yself or family to this m a
cam ’s sister.
P. U. C. ARRANGEMENTS MADE
Mrs. Roy Springer returned licious gossip of a few individuals.
home Sunday a fte r being gone I, therefore, have accepted a very
Gallagher Building
/ for a m onth, visiting in Port aftrac tiv e offer in private indus
try
and
have
tendered
my
resig
Townsend, W ash., and Portland.
T elephone 2 2 1 1
Mr. Springer drove to N orth nation as of April 25.
I
know’
th
at
my
friends
W
’ho
»Bend to m eet her and visit a t
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Thelm a Burrell, and family over
night.
A family dinner was given by
Mrs. Donald Payne last T hurs
day evening in honor of her hus
band, who left the next morning
comfortMe
for San Antonio. Tex., to rejoin
the Air Force. Besides Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Payne, those present
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H enry Payne
.STRETCHY-SEAT BRIEFS
Mr. ami Mrs. K enneth Payne, Mr
w ith the seat p a n e l th a t
and Mrs. H arry Payne, Mr. and
Stretches up a n d dow n as you bend
Mrs. Steve ( 'a te and Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Hodges.
In The Moil-bsx:
6 Brookings Harbor_ Pilot
I
Qjyen Students
HARBOR NEWS
ARTHUR KNOX INSURANCE
AGENCY
I
M u n s in g w e a r
I
H a rb o r Poet O ffice Lobby
B eing Locked
P ostm aster H arriet E. Payne
As easy to wear as your skin : : ;
announces th at the H arbor Post
1 H orizontal rib seat, str e tch « Office lobby will be locked nights
with you.
ami over Sunday from now on
Phis step was found necessary as
2 The pouch assure« positive no
I m any of the poat office boxes were
chafe com fort.
rifled during a w eekend recently.
3 T h e no gap ve rtica l fly is self-
Both local officers and a post of-
ad justing.
• O f tine combed lightweight cot lice inspector have been on the
ton, knit and finished to nwist scene. W ith the lobby locked d u r
ing the hours when no one is
•hrm king, sagging, stretching.
around th e post office building,
the letters of those receiving mail
at H arbor will not be exposed to
PHILLIPS
such depredation again.
l\u l & LuJ Shop
Mrs. Paul H arvey and young
son flew to Toledo, Ohio, on S un
day, c alh d th ere by the serious
illness of her m other.
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