Mr. and M rs. G. M T ro stad 1
and th re e children spent ten days
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1954 on a trip over th e holidays w hich
took them to M onterey, Calif.
County Grange
6 Brookings Harbor Pilot
HARBOR NEWS
Installs Officers
Mr. an d Mrs. M. L. F u lle r r e
At the m eeting of C u rry C oun
tu rn e d S u n d ay from K erby and
Mr. and M rs. D onald C ro ck e tt C ave
Ju n ctio n ,
th e ir
form er ty Pom ona G range held a t O phir
re tu rn e d last w eek a f te r a trip hom es, w here they sp en t th e holi G range hall last S a tu rd a y , C la r
of sev eral days. They w ent to days.
ence Brooks. Sixes, w as installed
F o rt O rd to pick up th e ir son.
as m a s te r for 1954 and 1955.
Mr. an d M rs. R obert H astin g s
V ernon, w ho is w ith th e m ilitary
O th e r officers installed at th e
jMilice th ere , and took him and a spent a w eek o v er C h ristm a s in
s ? n r tim e w ere B enjam in Jones,
friend to S an F rancisco w here P o rtla n d w ith relatives.
c v rrs e e r: Bea Phipps, le c tu re r;
th ey spent th re e days. They then
• ; ic philips, stew a rd ; Dick
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. S taffo rd r e
re tu rn e d hom e by w ay of the
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a ssista n t s t-w a rd ; Docia
V alley of the Moon V ernon flew tu rn ed hom e S a tu rd a y a f te r be-
P.w et, ch a p la in ; Ellen Jag g ers,
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ing
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Mrs
up to H a rb o r w here he spent th e
tre a s u re r : M arion Brooks, secre
N ew Y ears w eekend w ith his p a r I S tafford, who has been suffering
from an eye ailm en t, spent about ta ry ; D. C. J a g g e rs, g a te k e e p e r;
en ts.
; two w eeks at s a n ita riu m s in C lara E rw in, lady ass sta n t ste w
M r and Mrs. H enry S tick els I Lom a L inda an d St. E lena in a rd ; S ylvia Lee, C eres; T orn G u s
re tu rn e d hom e last w eek a fte r so u th e rn C alifo rn ia. T he condi tafson, P om ona; Ollie B rittia n .
enjoying th e holidays w ith th eir tion is g re a tly im proved from the F lo ra ; H enry Adol.phson, F r d
A dam s and K a th ry n F o ster, ex
! tre a tm e n ts she u n d erw en t.
ch ild ren in Shively.
ec u tiv e co m m itte e; and E d ith
Mr. and Mrs. Bill C lem ent leit Ackley, hom e econom ies co m m it
M r and Mrs. F ra n k P allad ay
h ad q u ite a tjm e doing it, hut i T uesday m orning on a th ree tee ch airm an . T he outg o in g m as
th ey m ade it to Coos Bay for m onths trip w hich will tak e them te r is K a th ry n F o ste r. C o u T \
C h ristm a s w ith th e ir niece, Mrs. lo v e r several th o u san d m iles of D eputy F red A dam s w as the in-
J. R. H ale and fam ily. T h eir c a r i country. T hey plan to go down
h eated up te rrib ly on the first of the coast to S an F ran cisco and
Mr. and M rs. A. K. H astin g s
th e trip, and then they got w a te r S an Diego, th in to C alexico and a re on a w e ek ’s com bined busi-
in the gas at B andon, w hich is from th e re to S an Felipe, Mexico neÄ and p leasu re trip w hich will
g u a ra n te e d to m ake any engine for a six w eek stay . T hey will ta k e th em to Los A ngeles and
act up. T h ey spent a few days then ta k e th e so u th e rn ro u te to S an F rancisco.
at Coos Bay, and on th eir w ay F lorida and up the E ast coast to
they stopped at Bandon to A tlanta, Ga , w here they will
visit Mr. an d Mrs. W ill T olm an visit Mrs. C le m e n t’s siste r, Mrs.
fo r an hour o r so.
Louise (B a u m g a rtn e r) Looke and
h< r husband. T hey th en will re
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bailey and tu rn hom e by th e c e n tral route.
fam ily re tu rn e d hom e S a tu rd a y T hey a re ta k in g a 14-foot tra ile r
fro m A berdeen, W ash., w here w ith them .
th e y spent th e holidays w ith
Mr. and Mrs. E. R M ickelson
re la tiv e s an d friends. T h e ir son,
R onald, w ho is a tten d in g Oregon re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y from P o rtla n d
S ta te college m ajo rin g in e le c tri w here they spent the holidays
cal en g ineering, had com e down w ith re la tiv e s and friends.
hom e ab out a week before the
Mr. and M rs. F re d G ustafson
fam ily w ent north, and he re
hom e
F rid ay
a fte r
tu rn e d to C o rvallis on th e trip re tu rn e d
spending
C
h
ristm
a
s
at
Vashon.
so u th
W ash. T h e i r d au g h ter-in -law ,
Mr. and M rs. A L. Hall arrived Mrs. T h o r Ask, w as in th e hos
hom e M onday m orning from R ich p ital all th e tim e they w ere th e re
m ond w h ere th ey had spent a as she suffered a neck in ju ry in
couple w eek s a t the hom e of th eir a traffic accident th e F riday be
son, E. L. H all.
fore C h ristm as. On the way
home, th e G u stafso n s w ere held
Mr. and Mrs. J. G S m ith en
up a couple of days in P o rtla n d
joyed th e holidays w ith relativ es
a th e ir ca r w as ru n into by a
an d friends in P o rtlan d , re tu rn in g
m otorcycle w ith a sidecar deliv
hom e the la tte r part of last week.
ery box. and they had to have
Mr. S m ith ca m e hom e w ith a bad
some body w ork done on th eir
cold and has been confined to the
M ercury liefore co ntinuing home.
house since re tu rn in g .
stallin g officer assisted by o th er
m em bers.
D u rin g the m eeting, a discus-
ion w as held on secu rin g a silver
cup o r tro p h y to s tim u la te in te r
est in d eb ate co m petition am ong
all th e high schools in th e county
A co m m ittee of Dick E rw in, W il
liam T ay lo r an d B enjam in Jones
was appointed to draw up plan
lor such a county-w ide d eb ate
¡co m p etitio n and present th em at
th e next m eeting.
A discuss on was held on the
d esirab ility of having th e w ors.
cu rv es on th e C oast highw ay
m ark e d w ith th e safe driving
speed, as is being done in oth
i a. s of the sta te . It w as voted
i to ask each su b o rd in ate G range
in th e co u n ty to w rite to th e
S ta te H ighw ay d e p a rtm e n t ask
ing th a t th is be done on the
sh arp est cu rv es on th is ro u te
A wool b lan k et w as p resen ted
th e 1953 F a ir Q ueen, Jo an n e T u r-
now, by th e P om ona G range.
T he m eeting opened a t 11 a.m.,
w ith a po tlu ck d in n e r a t noon,
and the in sta lla tio n and business
m eeting ta k in g place in th e a f te r
noon. T h e in v ita tio n of C hetco
G range, by its m aster, F re d Gus
tafson to m eet w ith at H a rb o r in
A pril was accepted.
Reach
th a t
b u y er
th ro u g h
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ERE is the most extraordinary
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