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8 Brookings-Harboi Pilot C H E T C O G RA N G E TEAM IN IT IA T E S FO R O P H IR C H O IR THU RSD A Y , A P R IL 1, 1954 T h irty five m em bers of Chetco G r a n g e a tte n d e d the O phir G range m eetin g a t O phir last P e te $ rid, 67, of H arbor, passed F rid ay evening, w ith the C hetco aw ay a his hom e ea rly S unday Mrs. R obert Lively, Mrs. Alvin , G range ladies degree team p u ttin g m o rn ir H e w as tak en to K la W oodriff and AJan W oodriff are on th e T h ird and F o u rth D egrees m ath F alls M onday, by th e Roy spen d in g a couple of w eeks in for four O phir G range candidates. H. B >wn M o rtu ary , for Services S e a ttle on a com bined business B esides the seventeen m em bers of and n term e n t th e re W ednesday and p leasu re trip. Alvin and Bob, the degree team s, those tak in g afternoon left hom e baby s ittin g a re n ’t en p art w ere th e m ens ch o ru s and Mr. S trid w as born a t N o rrala, joying th e tw o w eeks as m uch. the H arvest drill m archers. The Sweden, M ay 21, 1886. He cam e to E. E. H anscam Jr., and his fam M aster of C hetco G range, Fr» d Oregon, and se ttle d in K lam ath ily re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y from a two G ustafson and Mrs. G ustafson F alls in 1927. About five y ea rs ago w eeks v acation trip in th e ir plane. w ere w elcom ed as honored guests he and his wife m oved to H a rb o r T hey re p o rt an enjoyable trip, but by the O phir G range M aster, Ray w here he lived un til his d eath . too m uch rain for th e best of S tevens. He w as a m em b er of th e V asa w e a th e r all the tim e. 'I'lie next m eeting of C hetco o rd e r of A m erica, and received his Mrs. B. E. K ern s re tu rn e d G range, this F riday, A pril 2nd, 25 y ea r pin a m onth ago. hom e S u n d ay a f te r a several will be fe atu red by an E a s te r S urvivors a re his widow, H elen; w eeks trip to O akland and o th e r Hat p arad e by th e wom en, each th re e d au g h ters, B rita D a h lstro m C alifo rn ia points w here she visit- h at to re p resen t th e occupation of of H arbor, K arin B eckm an of ed re la tiv e s and friends. I her husband. T h ere will be judges S eattle, A nna M arie H am alain en Mr. and Mrs. O tto T u rley ar- «nd prizes aw arded. T hese h ats of D etroit, M ichigan; and th re e rived hom e last w eek a f te r a a re also to bo parad ed at the sons, M artin S trid of K lam ath couple of m onths business trip Pom ona G range m eetin g the next Falls. Louis H. S trid of P o rtlan d , across th e co u n try co n tac tin g day, S a tu rd a y , A pril 3rd. th e and E ric I. S trid of T he D alles. green h o u se men in connection m eeting being held at th e C hetco O th er survivors a re 14 g ra n d w ith th e ir bulb raising on th e ir G range hall, s ta rtin g at 11 a m., children, and a siste r, Ida E ric k ranch n e a r th e VV'inchuck. w ith a ¡x)t luck d in n er a t noon. son, and h a lf-b ro th er, A lfred Lau- Mrs. ( laude H o llan d and d a u g h rin who live in Sw eden. te r B arb a ra of W eaverville left W IN C H U C K W O M E N ’S CLUB S u n d ay for A shland a f te r v isit R each th a t b u y er th ro u g h a M E E T AT MRS. W A TER M A N S ing for th re e days a t the hom e P ilot C lassified A dvertisem ent. T he M arch m eetin g of the W in- of Mrs. H olland’s s is te r and b ro th er-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ! J chock W om en’s Clob w as held last T hursday a t th e hom e of Mrs. ton F oster. M ary W a te rm a n w ith ten m em Mr. and Mrs. F red G ustafson bers present. M rs. C h ristin e L ucas drove to K lam ath F alls M onday < H E M O R R H O l D S ) m Where th ey p lanned to a tte n d the joined th e club a t th e m eeting, a n d o th a r re c ta l d is o rd e rs , fu n e ral of P ete S trid on W ednes and Mrs. M ete M ayers w as a COLON AMO STOMACH AILMENTS day, and re tu rn hom e on T h u rs guest. A d em o n stratio n of a r ts •IOPTURE (Hirnia) and c ra fts by Mrs. P e a rl H enry day. IisitM Without Hospital Oprano* w as enjoyed by th e m em bers. R udolph Potocnick of N orfolk, C. J. D. an. M D. Our Founder Booklet The hostess, assisted by her V irginia is spending this week FREE W Detciiptlve 1883-1948 rite or Cell h ere visiting his fath er, and uncle, d au g h ter, M rs. B eulah K eisier, THE DEAN D EA N C L IN IC M att and Andy Potocnick. He served delicious re fre sh m e n ts at Open 10 until 5 Monday throuoh Friday. the close of th e m eeting. cam e by w ay of E u re k a w here he Until 8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Chiropractic Physicians . . . In our 43rd year. visited his siste rs Rosie and Luella 2026 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD then to K lam ath to see his o th e r A T T E N D C O N V E N T IO N Telephone EAst 39T8 P o r t la n d 1 3 . O r e . Mr. and Mrs. C liff Beem, and siste r E tta. As this is th e first tim e in ten y ears th a t Rudolph 1 dau g h ter, Jean, w ere in E ugene h as been home, he re p o rs th a t over th e w eekend w h ere Mr. Beem he d id n ’t even recognize m ost of a tte n d e d a R epublican C onvention. it, and th a t th e re a re lots of They re tu rn e d hom e on S unday. houses on the hillsides w here he used to go rabbit hunting. E L IE S T O D E T R O IT Mr. and Mrs. D E. M assett re R oger O liver flew to D etroit tu rn e d hom e S unday a f te r v isit i T uesday to be w ith his m o th er ing in A rcata for a few days at who is ill. D uring his absence, th e hom e of th e ir d au g h te r, Mrs. [ Mrs. O liver is stay in g w ith Mrs Jo h n T w orek and h e r fam ily. J. S. C lendenin. tion C om m ittee in B aker, Oregon. R eservations will not be accepted by the H otel except th ro u g h the re serv atio n com m ittee. Am ong the speakers who will ap pear on th e program a re Mr. J a y T aylor, P resid en t of th e A m erican N ational C attle m en ’s Association The B ak er C ounty Livestock As sociation has a rran g e d fo r even ing and off-hour e n te rta in m e n t. HARBOR RESIDENT Cattlemen To PASS cS A W A Y M eet i n M a y HARBOR NEWS T he Oregon C a ttle m e n ’s Asso ciation announced th e d ates for th e ir 41st A nnual C onvention to be held in B aker, O regon. 7'he d ates a re May 17, 18 an d 19. C attle m en in tere ste d in a tte n d ing th e convention should m ak e th e ir reserv atio n s th ro u g h the ( a ttlc m e n ’s A ssociation R eserv a TITAN CHAIN SAWS Sales and Service DIAPHRAGM CARBURETOR All Angle Operation • TITAN CHAINS FOR ALL SAWS P IL E S M • R ead th e class ads. T hey pay.’ HENRY'S SAW SHOP • FREE DEMONSTRATION • Across Highway from U. S. Ranger Station PHONE 345 GOLD BEACH ...... r — ■■■.'J.'bit' 111. 1 ^ 7 . ■ raffia 7th Annual Fashion Show Sponsored By Satellite Club, O.E.S. LATEST SPRING FASHIONS l)iought to you by your local merchants 1952 DeSOTO COUPE Custom \ ’e i\ Clean 1950 DODGE SEDAN 1 Door dark blue finish 1919 PO N T IA C SED A N 2-D oor a nice c a r ... .. 1953 G M C LON P I C K U P L o n g W h e e l b a s e lo a d e d w ith e x tra s 1951 S l ’U D E B A K E R P I C K U P R -5 S e r ie s , h e a t e r 1948 W IL E Y S J E E P A W ork h o r s e th a t is in g o o d s h a p e 1916 FORD *6’ Tudor Sedan $1699 $ 899 $ 749 $1495 $895 $645 $ 215 1911 BUICK C EN TU R Y No reaso n ab le offer refu sed PRIZES ENTERTAINMENT FUN the first breath of Spring, brought to von by your Brookings merchants! As new ami fresh as the first Azalea buds! It’s the first spring showing of what you and your family will I k wearing—tomorrow! And with it—new merchandise displays, sparkling entertainment—fancy prizes! Henning Snick r SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 8:00 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM BUICK CARE KEEPS BUICKS BEST 1 On I lighway ioi North End of Town Adults S udd Children 50c T IC K E T S AVA ILA BLE FROM M EM B ERS OR AT DOOR
