Som e of o u r N aybors w orked
on th e C hetco G range H all S a t
urd ay in spite of th e rain . They
N A Y B O R H ILL CLUB
a re p u ttin g a new foundation
N ext re g u la r m eetin g of N a y un d er th e Hall.
borhill C lub will be held a t Mrs.
I.ona M cC arto n ’s hom e A pril 7th.
Mr. H ow ard M ason and Mrs.
Nayborhill News
J u s t w a n t to rem ind you again
about th a t Ju n io r M usium collec
tion. T a k e y o u r item s to e ith e r
Mrs. E th el
H ale, M rs. H elen
S m ith o r Mrs. B. M iller, or send
them in to school by a school child.
T h e re ’s probably lots of things
of in te re st like In d ian curios,
shells, d rift wood, b u tte rflie s, etc.
tu ck ed aw ay in som e c o rn e r or
d ra w er th a t you have fo rg o tten
all ab out having. Dig them out
and send th em in and let o th e rs
enjoy th em too.
W ednesday evening th e S a te llite
c h a p te r 165, O rd er of E a ste rn
S ta r held th e ir m eetin g a t th e
hom e of Mrs. M ary H anks. T w en
ty-tw o m em bers w ere p re sen t (b e
sides th e tw o m en folk w ho stay ed
in the kitch en and helped out on
th e re fresh m e n ts.)
P lan s fo r th e F ashion Show
were discussed. It will be cred it
to th e B rookings and H a rb o r com
m u n ities again as usual we know.
No one should m iss it. B esides the
F ashion Show, th e re w ill be skits,
dancing and som e w o nderful door
prizes d o n ated by th e m erc h an ts
of th e com m unity.
John S e a v e r and son visited here
over th e w eek end. T hey expected
to visit w ith Mr. and M rs. Wm.
S te w a rt but the folks had gone to
M edford to visit wih C arl and
Billie Mason.
Mrs. E rm a Rice and Mrs. H an-
S cam Sr., w ere visitors in o u r
N ayborhill T hursday.
P ercy H an k s w en t by bus to
Coos Bay S a tu rd a y to a m eeting
of th e K n ig h ts T em ple O rd e r of
P acific C om m anding
No.
10.
P ercy says it rained and th e w ind
blew all th e w ay up an d back,
but he did enjoy th e m eeting
very m uch.
S ev eral o th e rs from here drove
th e ir c a rs up and som e stayed
over for a day o r two.
T he Ladies D egree team of
C hetco G range 765 put on the 3rd
an d 4th deg ree for m em bers of
th e O phir G range. T h e re w ere 35
G ra n g ers who w ent from here.
Mr. A. W oodruff from F a iry
land G ardens of H a rb o r donated
orchids for th e ladies of th e d e
g ree team s and Mrs. Tom C arson
m ade the corsages w hich w ere
b eau tifu l.
T he O phir G range ladies served
a re g u la r h arv est feast, then the
rest of the evening w as spent by
dancing.
A fte r th e m eeting w as closed
th e O phir G range ladies served
a delicious basket feast th a t e n d
ed th e evening by everyone dan c
ing.
Eight Years Ago
In The Pilot
S U R P R IS E V IS IT O R
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
RECORDS
SYMPHONIES
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THURSDAY, A P R IL 1, 1954
in B rookings this las w eekend as
a guest of his Aunt and Uncle,
Mr. and Mrs R. A. R itchey. Hi9
su rp rise visit w as g re atly enjoyed
by the w hole fam ily since it had
been several y ears since they had
last seen him.
P au l B orden of th e U.S.N. w as
BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 4
11 A M .
Hear Dr. Elmer Adams of Portland, Ore.
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1 P.M.
BASKET DINNER
for ch u rch fam ilies an d th e ir friends
7:30 P.M.
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R ay R eeser and G erold H en-
rick s le ft F rid ay evening for
M etolian R iver n e a r C am p S h e r
m an. R ay w ent u p to help w ork
on H endricks new home. He was
expected hom e S un d ay eve, but
didn’t get hom e un til M onday
eve due to a 12” snow on th e
S o u th S an tiam . He w as stra n d e d
six hours on th e S um m it n e a r
S istus.
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M rs. R u th B ath an y and Mrs.
Leon S te w a rt have finally fin
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sorry. I don’t th in k we realize
how m uch w ork goes in to a p ro j
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th e o th e r w orking m em bers of
i th e G arden C lub have a lot of
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I a p a rt of w h at m akes this such a
g ra n d com m u n ity to live in.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed R avekes w ere
am ong those from B rookings and
H a rb o r who a tten d e d the O phir
G range F rid ay night.
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G uest P re a c h e r
C oos-C urry ¡Co-op this week
began sta k in g lines w hich will
ev e n tu a lly re ach to B rookings.
M rs. A llie W eaver is q u ite ill
G eorge W ilson, H arb o r Pioneer,
and Dr. R onniger has been a tte n d
died this w eek.
ing her.
M eeting form ed to prom ote a ir
port in B ro o k in g s-H arb o r area.
Mr. and Mrs. P ete Schm idt
drove to R oseburg over th e w eek
end to visit th e ir son, W ayne,
and fam ily. T hey visited friends
a t T ri-C ity and M yrtle C reek on
th e way.
H IT T U N E S
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R eeser had
S un d ay w as p re tty quiet on
d in n er and spent th e evening w ith
N ayborhill. P robably w as because
Mr. and M rs. Lee D ro rb au g n
sem e of th t m ist th a t E d ito r
T h u rsd ay .
P h elp s said fell in 1889 w as com
ing down all day. H e ard over the
radio this m orning th a t the only
place w ith EV EN a sp rin k le w as
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a sm all spot som e-place in W asn-
in g to n — guess th e y d idn’t look
o u r w ay cause it su re d id in ’t m ist
u s—rain ed all day and night!
lumberyard
“I »ure wish I had a foofhpickP
HOM E FOR VACATION
A n u m b er of s tu d e n ts a tte n d
ing v arious colleges an d schools
re tu rn e d to B rookings last week
d u rin g sp rin g vacation. Som e of
those at hom e w e re: R onald
A kers. L eslie P u llen . M arjo rie
F reem an . G eorge Dawson, and
K enneth P ierce.
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