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B rookings-H arbor Pilot 5 THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1954 P A S T N O B LE GRANDS H O LD M E E T IN G HARBOR NEWS I his fine w e a th e r th a t m ost of all of us have enjoyed h a sn 't been a blessing to th e dafodil bloom shippers as it has caused th e blooms to come on too fast and the m a rk e t is flooded. The lily grow ers a re ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of the nice w e a th e r though, and a re g e ttin tg th e ir c u ltiv a tin g and first w eeding underw ay. Mr. and Mrs. L eonard H arvey and son drove to T u lelak e re c e n t ly w here th ey visited re la tiv e s for a few days. On th e w ay hom e they w ere accom panied by M r H a rv ey ’s m other, M rs. L. A. H a r vey, who h ad been gone on a th re e w eeks trip w hich took h e r so u th to S an Jose an d as fa r n o rth as Eugene, before v isiting in th e T u lelak e area. Mr. and M rs. L. J. K nee and tw o children left th e l a tte r p art of th e week to re tu rn to 29 Palm s, C alifornia, a f te r being at th e ir hom e south of H arb o r for ten days. T he P a st N oble G rands club of Topaz R ebekah Lodge m et F ri day, F e b ru a ry 26 a t the hom e of L ucille Cole. S everal p ro jects w ere discussed, and it w as decided to ask ev e ry one a tte n d in g the next m eeting to bring a suggestion for a nam e for th e club, which will be chosen a t th a t tim e. L ucille Cole, Cleo C raig and M arie H o ar w ere appointed to d ra ft by-law s. R efresh m en ts w ere served by hostesses L ucille Cole and G race Zirbel. N ext m eetin g of th e group will be A pril 23, a t 8 p.m. at th e hom e of Cleo C raig on Pine s tre e t w ith M arie H oar, co-hostess. ing com pleted M onday. T h eir d a u g h te r and son-in-law', Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E lkin a re in th en house n e a r th e L ake P le asan t Plyw ood C orporation m ill. Mr. and M rs. H e rb ert P ayne spent th e w eek end in G ra n ts P ass w ith th e ir d a u g h te r H elen R eiling and h er fam ily. S atu rd a y m orning they drove to A shland to Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert C h ris te n consult an e a r specialist, anil sen re tu rn e d last w eek from a th a t evening th e w hole group at trip which took them to C hicago tended th e b asketball gam e and and points in betw een w h ere they saw B rookings tro u n ce Henley. visited relativ es and friends. Mr. and M rs. Will T olm an spent Mr. and Mrs. F red H edberg a few days at th e ir hom e in H a r w ere able to bring th e ir in fan t bor, re tu rn in g to B andon th e mid d au g h ter, K aren K risten , hom e die of last week. from the Seaside h o spital last Miss Jea n n e Dubs left recen tly week. The little miss, w ho w as to visit w ith relativ es in P o rtlan d born about th re e w eeks ago, had an d V ancouver, and to look for to rem ain in th e hospital for a w ork in th a t area. couple of w'eeks a f te r h er b irth , Mrs. S teve C ate and Mrs. D on fo r tre a tm e n t for an R-H factor. ald P ayne m ade a com bined busi Mr. and M rs.F >y P rev o of M ed ness and pleasu re trip to M edford ford are rem odelling th e fo rm e r T uesday. g arag e and sto rag e b uilding a- Mr. and Mrs. L. B anick have re cross from the H a rb o r P ost O ffice, ceived w ord from th e ir son, C lif and p lan to open a shoe re p a ir ford. th at he has been tra n s fe rre d shop in it. Mr. P rev o w as in from sea d u ty on th e A tlantic, G ould’s in th e shoe re p a ir d e to th e G reat L akes N aval T rain - p artm e n t u n til M ickey w as able 'n g School w here he expects to to resum e th a t w’ork. be fo r th e next several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M erle M organ r e Mr. and Mrs. H a rry W ebb and tu rn ed home the last of th e w-eek fam ily have re tu rn e d from S outh a f te r enjoying a tw o w eek rock ern C alifornia w here they spent hu n tin g trip to C astle Hot sev eral weeks. S prings, Arizona. They w ere d is appointed in the am ount of d if R each th a t buyer th ro u g h a feren t v arieties of stone they P ilot C lassified A dvertisem ent. found, but did get som e nice p e t rified wood. Alan Wcwxiriff and his d a u g h ter-in-law , Mrs. Leslie W oodritf re tu rn e d hom e T uesday m orning from P o rtlan d w here Mr. Wood- riff had gone to consult a chest specialist, Dr. Poppe. Mr. Wood- riff had had pneum onia and his chest w asn’t clearing up th e way it should have. They w ere gone D ave F ra n k lin , O w n e r , for five days. P hone 2634 Mr and Mrs. Guy S h ra d e r have moved to th e ir new home, th e form er Jim S h ra d e r place above Geo. 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PORK & BEANS 2’/a tin 15 oz. 8 for $1.00 Cadillac and Oldsmobile Safety-Tested Used Cars K L A M A T H — 23 02. CANNED BEEF Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1 ROUND STEA i K 1b. 65c PICNIC ham : 5 1b. 45c CELLOWIENERS lb. 45c New York Dressed 60c C H I C K E N S lb. 34c V isit O u r W holesale Row LO U B L A N C , Inc. Across the s tre e t from th e P ost Office in Coos B ay We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity
