HARBOR NEWS ! B r a «
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Welds and
daughter Jackie were weekend
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hannon. M r.flannan
who w ith Carl Willock and Ray
Beeser went Elk hunting near
Heppner, rejiorts th at the h u n t
ing trip was a success as thev
brought home the elk.
Mrs. F rank W aldien and daugh
ter L oretta returned home from
P ortland Thursday, where Lor
e tta had undergone extensive
m edical tests. She will be re
quired to rem ain in bed for about
six weeks at the present tim e
D uring Mrs. W aldiens absense
Mrs. H enry Payne taught h ^
f asses
School.
at
the
Upper
Chetco
Mrs. Helen Reiling and four
e u ldren of G rants Pass are spend
ing this wee a t the home
oi Mrs. Reilings parents, Mr. and
Mi's. H erbert Payne. They accom
panied her p a re n ts home when
they drove to G rants Pass last
Sunday.
Home5 E"
J '”eigeI an" Clvde : Bernadine Steele
X
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W C o m n X
C hairm an.
The installation of
Dver sixty women attended th
officers will be held the first bridal shower
for Bernadine
m eeting m December if conven- Steele held at the Grange Hall
lent tor C dunty Deputy Fred Monday evening, with Mrs. Ber-
Adams and his staff to be pre- tha W hirry and Mrs. B e rth a '
r*
) Beers as hostesses.
A 6:30 pot luck dinner was
The «¡hewer* ..
..
I X r ^ p l X i ? " 14” " Tht> • k,tChCn’ Sh— ••
"^ "h o n o ree
L C Ienden,n re ix irt’ received a g re a t
ion expresses m ore g ratitu d e than ,
speech.
CAMERA FANS
Gustafson Re-Elected
Grange Master
Save M oney and Have Fan!
Fred Gustafson was re-elected
M aster of Chetco Grange to
serve during 1955 at the m eeting
held at the Grange Hall Friday
evening.
O ther officers who will serve
with him are Overseer, Joe Zum-
Pfe; L ecturer. Elsa Ravekas;
Stew ard. Berger D ahlstrom ; As
sistant Stew ard, Robert Chamb-
ers; Chaplain, Ethel Olsen; T reas
urer, Bernadine Steele;
Secretary, Beulah Kaiser; G ate
keeper,
Milton Foster; Ceres
B rita D ahlstrom ; Pomona, Emma
Cham bers; Flora. M ary Bray-
nard; Musician, Bonnie Gates;
Lady A ssistant Stew ard, Lillian
Zubpfe;
Executive Com m ittee, Benjamin
k-
tt
l
m
I T ^ ^ in g S - H arbor 1 llot
HORSE SENSE BRIDGE LESSONS
BY
SAM GORDON - THE KIBITZER
The easiest and quickest way to learn
BIDDING AND PLAY
1 aught in a simple and entertaining m anner to
BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PLAYERS
1 hrcc nights — November tS, 19, &
20 —
8 P. M.
I'irst night. Grange Hall, Harltor
Second and third Nights, IOOF Hall, Brookings
Sponsored by Azalea G arden Club
$1.00 Singles
Series
$3.00
ALL VETERANS
ANNUAL
Everything yon need!
BROOKINGS
CAMERA SHOP
FAMILY
PARTY
$AT(/F&Ay, nqv , 13
TO MY FRIENDS
IN
CURRY COUNTY
I Sincerely Thank
Yon For Your
Support In I lie Recent Election.
Beginning Potluck at 7:00 p.m
And Ending ? ? ? ?
CH A R LES DO AN E
V.F.W. HALL - Brookings
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TH U R SD A Y , NOV. 11. 1954
D EVELO PE AND PR IN T
YOUR OWN FILM
Developing and Printing
Sets
TANKS - TRAYS
THERMOMETERS
CLIPS - HANGERS
SOLUTIONS -
TIMERS
PAPERS
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v ariety of a t - 1
ed th at Sgt. Charles R. Dunlap,
tractive and useful articles for
Civil Detense Officer from E u
the new home that she and her
reka would be here at the next
fu tu re husband. Frank Kelley are
m eetingN ovem ber 19th. and will building on Pedrioli Drive.
As
show some interesting films on
tor the date of the wedding, all
,h \VnrkbJeet
•’ ,h a t M rs S teele wil1 say i s ' that
O.k ,s progressing on the 20 they have to get a roof „„ th,
foot square addition being built house first.
on the G range Hall for a new
,
kitchen. Emil Edwardson is in
M rs; S te eIe- who »s one of the
charge of the project.
n2°St hlghly regarded women in
__ _______ ____'_____ , this a re a - has tau g h t in the local
school for several years. She is a
Mary A nn Satterfield
m em ber of the Grange, Rebekahs,
VFW Auxiliary. Choral group and
T o Be Married Soon
Teachers Association. This is the
Mr. John Satterfield wishes to
OI1UWI
second show er for her, the first
d b iT l"fCh tHJ f°J’thconiing w ed’ being given recently
by the
ding of his daughter, Mary Ann, j Choral Group,
to Gene Henderson. Oakridge 1
Oregon.
Mrs. Carl Willock accompanied
The wedding will be held on
her d au g h ter Carla, who had been
Nov. 14 at the G rants Pass First
visiting here from Eugene, north B aptist Church a t 3 p .m.
and the two w ent to H eppner
where they spent the week visit
G ratitude is much more than a
ing Mrs. W illock’s m other
verbal expression of thanks. Act- 1
harbor
A t Sh<W er
O Lord, who lends me life, lend
me a heart replete with thank*
fulness.