Harbor News
W e no m in ate fo r th e m eanest
person of th e week, w hoever shot
Copper, blonde spaniel puppy b e
longing to G lenda and M ike
K effer last M onday. T he shots
w ere h eard by th e neighbors, and
th en C opper’s cries, but it is not
know n who did th e shooting. Cop
per, who w as shot in th e m o rn
ing, lived u n til th a t evening, and
w as b u ried by th e K effer fam ily,
w ith tw o h e a rtb ro k e n children
m o u rn in g for th e ir pet.
Mr. and Mrs. F red K rogh of
Moscow, Idaho a re spending a
few' w eeks h ere visiting at th e
hom e of th e ir son-in-law and
d au g h te r, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cool.
Mrs. Reed Dies
A t Yakima
Y ’ord has been received lien
telling of the d ea th of Mrs. C lara
O tto Reed, age 84. who passed
aw ay D ecem ber 26 at Y akim a
W ashington w here s h » had liv»
for some tim e at a nursin g horn
Mr. and Mrs. C larence K eays
Mrs. Reed w as a n ative of H a r
and d a u g h te r C yanna re tu rn e d
bor.
hom e T h u rsd ay from S askatoon
B orn April 12, 1869. she w as
and Regina, S ask atch ew an , C an a
th e d a u g h te r of pioneer s e ttle rs
da. T hey had been called th e re
several weeks ago by th e serious Mi. and Mrs. D. G. O tto, who
illness of Mr. K eay s’ m other, who crossed the planes w ith ox team s
in 1860.
Mrs. Reed spent her
is now im proved in health .
jo u n g e r life in C u rry and Del
Mrs. E laine C lark, the fo rm er j N orte counties and has resided in
E laine LeC lair, is en ro lled at W ash ngton for m any years.
S urviving
are one
b ro th er
S o u th e rn O regon college and is
ta k in g a teach in g course.
H er Jam es N. O tto, age 88, of S e q u in
husband is now statio n ed in E u V ashington, several nieces and
nephew s also survive.
rope w ith th e arm y.
took them hom e. On th e way
back, she had a hard drive down
th e coast as it w as d u rin g one of
th e recent h ard storm s.
Mr. and M rs. R oger O liver re
tu rn e d hom e last w eek a fte r
spending th e holidays at th e hom e
of th e ir d a u g h te r and fam ily in
P o rtla n d . T hey w ere acco m p an
ied hom e by th e ir grandson, G ary
M cCloskey who will be here for
a few' w eeks. T hey stopped at
E lk to n to pick up M rs. H. J.
W eigel who had been visitin g h er
d a u g h te r, M rs. W ade H en d erer,
and fam ily for sev eral days.
Mr. anti M rs. R aym ond Ross
and children have re tu rn e d to
this a re a to live a f te r spending
several m on ths at R em ote. Ore.
AUTO
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Excess Water
To Be Drained
11 arbor Garage
Leads League
H a rb o r G a m e * took un d isp u ted
possession of first place in th e
C om m ercial League last w eek, as
th ey sw ept four gam es from ”
” d H Logging. P rev io u sly u n
defeated B t o o k i n g s M achine
dropped a 3-1 decision to Brook
ings M arket to drop to second.
In o th e r gam es, O regon S ta te
B ank took th e VFW 3-1, an d B a r
ry ’s B ow lers dropped K err, 1 to 0.
H igh gam-1 score lo r th e night
w as O lsen’s 228 and B rookings
M achine’s 811. High series w as
ta k e n by H igham . 612, and Brook
ings M achine 2362.
K IR T H S H O N O R ED
M em bers of th e A ssem bly of
God church g ath ered last Sunday
to b d God speed to Mr. and Mrs.
P aul K irth who have been fa ith
ful m em bers of the congreg atio n
for two and one-ha If \ ars.
The K irth s are m oving to Paso
Rbles.
R E L A T IV E S V IS IT H E R E
Mr. and Mrs. M artin S m t h of
Lam ont. Iow a, have just re tu rn e d
hom e from a. visit in B rookings
and H a rb o r w ith M rs. S m ith ’s
au n t, Mrs. M ae T. S taffo rd , and
cousin, M rs. Alice R ausch.
. . . And because our O N L \ business
is the care and repair of your car (plus
your COMPLETE SATISFACTION
with our services) you can be sure that
we have the best interests of both you
and your car at heart. Drive up for a
check up, today!
B R O O K IN G S G A R A G E
Phone
2334
K E S S L E R S HAVE BOY
Mr. and M rs. K ay K essler are
p a re n ts of a 9 lb. 1 oz. boy born
W ednesday m orning, J a n u a ry 13,
at S easide hospital.
T he little boy has a siste r and
bro th er.
th e whole com m unity held a p y t y
at tli ‘ G ran g e hall in honor ol
h er 90th b irth d ay , and A unt Sue
danced th e sq u are d ances along
w ith the rest of th e group.
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r P earm in e
a rriv ed hom e S a tu rd a y evening
a f te r spending n e a rly s ;x w eeks
visiting re la tiv e s in Los Angeles.
They report th a t th e people down
th e re would like som e of th e rain
th a t we get so tired of in this
p art of th e country.
V FW W hing Ding Feb. 13.
THURSDAY. JA N U A RY 11. 1954
F u n e ra l services w ere h e ’d on
W ednesday aftern o o n from W ie r’s
M o rtu ary chapel for Jo h n S am -
! i.', 81, who passed aw ay Jan . 2
at th e hom e of his ste p d a u g h te r.
Mrs. H erb ert H untley, follow ing
a long illness.
Mr. S am p le w as born in K ansas
F e b ru a ry 6, 1869.
Mr. S am o le
and wife and nephew D ean Noble
had arriv ed from A shland to
spend th e holidays w ith re la tiv e s
here.
S u rviving are his w ife E dith
Owen, a son John S am p le ot
N o rth Bend, O r e g . his nephew
D ean Noble, four step eh d d ren ,
Mrs. May Crook, Mrs. E liz a b e t’.i
' untlt y. W illiam K. Owen and
G harl»s Ow en.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. F a lle rt and
S tre e t S u p erin ten d e n t O , D
children re tu rn e d hom e recen tly
Arp w es ’n stru cted by th e C i’y
a f te r spending C h ristm as w ith
Council T uesday to begin the
Mr. F a lle rt’s p a re n ts and M rs.
w ork of d rain in g excess w a e r
F a lle r t’s m o th e r in O regon City.
lving in F ern stre e t in front of
Mr. and Mrs. C lyde B ray n a rd th e C ity H all.
T he S ta te H ighw ay D e p a rt
M r. and M rs. F o rre st M cM ann and d a u g h te rs re tu rn e d home m ent has told the city th at it
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a
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aft»^-
being
gone
th
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spent th e first p art of last w eek
will pave th a t a rea as soon as
in N o rth B end visiting at th e w eeks on a trip back to th e ir fo r the w a te r is tak en ca re of.
m
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home
in
W
eb
ster
C
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Iowa,
hom e of Mr. M cM ann’s m other.
Included in the w ork is the
w here they spent th e holidays
M r. and M rs. Jesse O liver a re w ith re la tiv e s and friends. They laying of about 200 feet of 12-
th e proud p a re n ts of a seven w ere accom panied hom e by Mr. inch pipe, and the r p a ir of catch
pound, six ounce d a u g h te r born B ra y n a rd ’s b ro th e r and sister-in - basins w hich a re intended to tak e
a t th e S easide hospital on D ecem law, Mr. and Mrs. Elm o B ray off the w ater.
b er 30. T hey have nam ed th e n ard of D ayton, tow a, who will
! visit here fo r a w eek before re Committee to Meet
little m iss W anda D arlene.
tu rn in g home.
T he citizens c o m m itte e on a
M rs. R ose H u b b ard and h er
Mr. and M rs. G. H. M ann of C ity C h a rte r will m eet ag ain F ri
b ro th er, F re d C losner of Gold
B each left F rid a y m orning for P o rtlan d arriv ed S u n d ay for a day night, to resum e th e ir discus
G ra n ts P ass to pick up th e ir au n t, few days visit at th e hom e of Mr. sion of a C ity C h a rte r, to be
offered th e v o ters in th e May
Mrs. L ena A nderson. T he group and Mrs. K en n eth P ayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw’in (Sonny) P rim ary .
p lan s to v isit frien d s and re la tiv e s
T he m eeting, previously sched
in S alem , P o rtla n d , Hood R iver C hapm an and tw o children left
and Kelso, th e trip ta k in g about last W ednesday for F arm in g to n , uled for last F rid ay w as p o st
N ew Mexico w here they will stay poned, to m ake w ay for th e O re
tw o w eeks.
for tw o or th re e m onths w ith Mr. gon Coast A ssociation ddinner.
Mr. and M rs. C h arles A m es and C h ap m an ’s relativ es.
ch ild ren sp en t
th e C h ristm a s
M rs. S ue B enham spent a cou Local Doctor
holiday v isitin g th e ir fam ilies in
D allas and F a lls City. On th e ir ple of days visiting at th e hom e
Heads Committee
re tu rn hom e th ey w e re accom of Mrs. M innie T hom pson and
D r E. G S»m uel of B rookings
panied by M rs. A m es’ p aren ts, M rs. L au ra V incent last w eek. On
Mr. and M rs. G eorge M urphy and F riday, Mr. and M rs. Em il Ed- has been appointed c h a irm an of
h er sister, M rs. R u th Poe, all of w ardson joined th e group for a the O regon A ssociation of C hiro
D allas. T hey rem ained here over b irth d ay d in n er in honor of A unt p ra ctic P h y s’cians C o m m ittee on
New’ Y ears eve, th en M rs. Am es S u e ’s 91st b irth d ay . L a st year, P ublic H ealth.
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Brookings-Harlxir Pilot 9
Services Held
For Mr. Sample
Shower I louse Burns
At Carpenterville
LEGAL NOTICE
N O T IC E O F PU B L IC H E A R IN G
P u rsu a n t to O rdinance No. 35
of the City of Brookings, O reg o n
th e C ity P lan n in g C om m ission
gives notice th at it will hold a
public h earin g in the City H all a t
8 p.m W e d n esd ay Ja n u a ry 27th,
1954 for the purpose of giving all
perso n s in te re ste d and the g en
e ra l public, an o p jx u tu n ity to be
h ea rd on a p etitio n by E. L. L es
sard to re-zone the following d e
scrib ed p ro p e rty
T h at c e rta in tra c t of land co n sist
ing of 2.0 acres, m ore o r less,
lying in th e S o u th w est
of th e
N o rth e a st ’ » of S ection 6 in
T< w n sh ip 41 S outh, R ange 13
W est of th e W illa m e tte M eridian,
in C u rry C ounty, O regon, de
scribed as follow s:
B eginning at iron pipe "A ” d iiv tn
at a point 20.0 feet N o rth an d
395.3 feet E asl of an iron pipe
m ark in g th e in te rio r U S ectio n
co rn er of said S ection 6. 1 hence
due E ast 230.0 feet to iron pipe
“ B” ; thence due N o rth 250.0 feet
to an iron pipe; th en ce d u e E ast
478.0 feet, m ore o r less, to th e
c e n te r of a c reek ; th en ce S o u th
w esterly , follow ing down
th e
c< n te r of th e channel of said
C reek to a point on th e S o u th
bou n d ary of th e S o u th w est U of
th e N o rth e ast ‘4 of said S ectio n
6; th en ce du e W est 541.7 feet to
an iron pipe (In te rs e c tin g th e
N o rth e rly bou n d ary of th e rig h t-
of-w ay of the O regon C oast H ign-
w ay at ap p ro x im a te ly 512 fe e t);
th en ce due N o rth 20.0 feet to th e
place of beginning. (In te rs e c tin g
th e N o rth boundary of th e rig h t-
of-w ay of th e O regon C oast H ig h
w ay at ap p ro x im a te ly 11 fe e t),
F ire of u n d eterm in ed origin
d estro y ed a show er house at th e
C arp e n te rv ille cabins last week.
T he house w as com pletely d e
stroyed. though none of th e n e a r
by dw ellings was h arm ed. F o r
a w hile it w as feared th a t one
cabin would be dam aged, but it
w as saved.
from a c e n tra l co m m ercial d is
tric t as non Zoned to a lig h t in
d u s tria l d istric t.
T his h ea rin g will be held pre
lim in ary to a final report to
Council of th e C ity of B ro o k in g s
u n d er a u th o rity of title 95, C h ap
te r 24, O regon C om piled L aw s
A n n o tated .
T H E B R O O K IN G S CITY
P L A N N IN G C O M M ISSIO N ,
Gladys Kanick, Secretary.
E. A. M arxsen of the co rp o ratio n
of C h arles F. M eyer of New York D a te published Ja n . 14, 1954
paid his y early visit to th is a re a
V FW W hing Ding Feb. 13.
last week.
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