H a rb o r N ew s
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bowlin and
fam ily re tu rn e d hom e S unday
a fte r enjoying a five days visit in
P o rtlan d w ith th e ir son and
daug h ter-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. E u
gene Bowlin, an d th e ir d au g h ter,
Miss S hirley Bowlin. B oth Gene
and S hirley are a tte n d in g th e U ni
versity of O regon D en tal college.
They w ere accom panied to P o rt
land by an o th e r son, P v t. R obert
Bowlin, who has been ta k in g his
basic train in g at F o rt Ord, and
left for B altim o re w here he is a t
tending intelligence train in g class
es Also w hile in P o rtlan d , they
becam e acq u ain ted w ith th e new -
er.t grandchild, seven-pound six-
ounce R obert Alan, who w as born
on F eb ru a ry 1 to Gene and his
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. C lifford F a n g e r
and th ree ch ild ren left last w eek
for M edford a f te r v isiting for four
days at the hom e of Mr. F a n g e r’s
broth er, F ran k lin , and fam ily a t
th e ir hom e up the so u th bank
road. T hey have ju st re tu rn e d
to the U nited S ta te s from Jap a n
w here they have been for th e past
four y ears at the New T ribes Mis
sion at M izusaw a as m issionaries.
A fter v isiting relativ es for a short
tim e, Mr. F a n g e r w ill trav e l
arou n d the co u n try on a sp ea k
ing to u r for th e next six to nine
m onths, a f te r w hich they expect
to re tu rn to Jap a n . W hile here
they spoke at th e B rookings Bible
church and th e B rookings Com
m unity church services.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. H ayes left
recen tly for a m onths vacation
trip which is ta k in g th em first to
th e Bay A rea, w here th ey will
p Nice Lean—SLICED
spend a few days and be joined
by Dr. and Mrs. F red M eyers ol
O akland. T he group will th en go to
F lorida by w ay of D allas. T exas,
and th en on to C uba for several
days. T h eir d au g h ter, S haron, is
stay in g w ith the E. R Olson fa m
ily d u rin g th e ir absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cool a re the
proud p a re n ts of an eight-pound
seven-ounce son, born a t the
B rookings clinic S a tu rd a y m o rn
ing. T hey have nam ed th e young
m an M ichael C harles.
Mr. and M rs. H e rb e rt P ay n e
spent th e w eekend in G ra n ts P ass
visiting th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. Gene
R eiling and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. L ane left the
first of th e w eek for R idgefield.
W ashington, th e ir fo rm er home,
a f te r being here for the p ast five
m onths.
V erne G arvin of S m ith R iver
w as up to visit his g ran d m o th er.
Mrs. Sophia Jones, and uncle,
B enjam in Jones, last week. He has
I just received his discharge from
the arm y and arriv ed in the
i S ta te s from O kinaw a w here he
j served for th e past year.
T he ladies of th e G range wish
to ex ten d a cordial w elcom e to
i everyone to visit th e quilt dis-
| play at th e G range hall th is S a t
urd ay from 1:30 to 9:30. Anyone
w ishing to e n te r a quilt, hobby or
an tiq u e should have them at the
hall betw een 9:00 and 11:00 a m.
T h ere is no adm ission charged,
and a door prize will be given
aw ay a t 9 o’clock.
T he daffodil shipping season is
in full force now, w ith lots of a c h
ing backs and cold hands am ong
OLDTIME PARTY
PIE SOCIAL
FRIDAY NIGHT
A big p ro g ram and a lot of fun
is prom ised everyone who a tte n d s
the P.-T.A. Old T im e P a rty and
Pie Social tom orrow night. F ri
day, F e b ru a ry 19. at th e high
school gym.
No adm ission will l>e charged,
but each lady is asked to bring
a pie w ith h er nam e on it.
C hildren a re welcome, and pie
bv th e piece and coffee will be
th e pickers. W hen the wind is
blowing and th e ra in com ing
down, the bloom s have to l>e
picked ju st th e sam e as in good
w eath er, as the buds keep com ing
along as usual, o r even fa ste r in
a w arm rain.
Mr. and Mrs. D onald P ayne and
fam ily re tu rn e d home last week
from San M arcos, T exas.
Mr.
Payne, a lieu ten an t in th e a ir
force reserve, who is now released,
had been statio n ed th e re at G ary
Air Force base for several m onths
and his fam ily joind him sh o rtly
before C h ristm as.
Mrs. M ary W a te rm an is spend
ing a m onth in P o rtla n d w here
she is visiting a niece, Mrs. F ran k
Rose.
Mrs. Alice G ero of San Ja c in to
arrived recently for a few weeks
visit a t the hom e of h er bro th er-
in-law and siste r, Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Webb.
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for sale as well as whole pies to 1 Brookings-I larbor Pilot
be auctioned off.
THURSDAY, FE B . 18. 1954
Money raised at th e event will
all go to w ard th e fund for a
R each th a t b u y er th ro u g h a
sch o larship of $120 to be given a
P ilot C lassified A dvertisem ent.
senior this year.
T he
p ro g ram
will
include
d ance n u m bers p resen ted by s tu
d en ts of Bonnie K ay M incer and
D O N 'T
Blossom Behee. M usic by th e high
school band, and th e B arbershop-
pers, an d sk its and solos by a
FOR A
n u m b er of ta le n te d local people I
Also being planned a re d em o n C O M FLiTE BREAKDOWN!
stra tio n squ are dances by th e high
school stu d en ts u n d er th e d irec Let Ut REFAIR Your WASHER
While Repairs and Charges
tion of Mrs. G rey, local d an cers
are SMALL It's Smart to
un d er th e d irectio n of F red Fox,
and a group from Gold B each led
CALL NOW!
by Ken P riest.
L a te r in the evening th e re will
be m ovies for th e ch ild ren and
folk dancing for the grow nups.
P.-T.A. m em bers are ask ed to
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bring on e x tra pie to sell by th e
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B rookings
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DR. W. H. TOWNSEND
V e te rin ary
C linic
S M IT H R IV E R
1:00 p m
7:00 p.m
O ffice H ours:
5:00 p.m
M onday th ro u g h S a tu rd a y
9:00 p.m. Mon., Wed.. F ri. Evenings
P h o n e s : S m ith R iver
Office 641
R esidence 631
EM ER G EN C Y CALLS ANY TIM E
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