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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955
P1L OT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Hr. and Mrs R. L. McKernan.
and daughter Peggy from Alfuras,
Calif, and Marvin McGee from
Jimmy Phillips has received his Medford were v/etk-end guests at
discharge from the paratroopers the L. H. Mead and John McKer­
at Fort Bragg. North Carolina, nan home«.
and is now making his home heie
with Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Chap­
man. He visited for a short time Report Marriage
with relatives in New Mexico on
Of Brown, Norman
his way here.
Mrs. Sy Payne and Mrs. Martin
Faye Norman and John Brown
Oberg returned home the middle were married at Gervais, Oregon
of last week after being called to on Sunday. Feb. 6. and have re­
Central California to attend the turned to Brookings to live after
funeral of theiroldest sister, Mrs. a short 'honeymoon trip around
Emma Kinsey.
the state and in Portland.
The Browns will be moving in­
The many friends of George
Hiland will be glad to hear that to the new home of Harold Joc­
he is showing very satisfactory hens. which will be completed
gains in his convalescing at the about the middle of next month.
home of his daughter, Mrs. Joe The home is located on Hari is
Zumpfe, and it is expected that Heights Rd.
ho will be able to return to his
Mrs. Kinion. of Philo, Calif,
home in the near future and take
up where he left off building n spent last week-end at the home
new apartment. His son and of Mr. and Mrs. Don Vaughn.
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A1
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrison
Hiland of Dunsmuir spent a few
days here recently visiting him are visiting the Sherman Dahls in
Grants Pass. They left Wednes­
and the Zumpfr’ family.
day morning and planned on being
Mr and Mrs Robert Foster of gone for a couple of days.
Kelso visited for three days here
with Mr. Foster’s brothers. Ern­
est and Milton Foster, and his Former Harbor Girl
sistnr Mrs. Ora Bagley. They also
Married in Montana
visited other relatives in Smith
Word has been received by Mrs
River and Brookings while here.
Lew Farnham is visiting for a Milton Foster of the marriage of
while here with his sister, Mrs. her daughter, Mrs. Frances Bar­
Fred Gardner, and his brothers. ton to Mike O’brien at Butte.
Herbert, Henry and Sy Payne. Montana on February 2nd. Mrs.
He is now making his home in O’brien is a former well known
Grants Pass, and just recently local girl and she graduated from
was able to walk without crutches Brookings High School with the
as he was injured in an automo­ class of 1945. Mr. O’brien is a
bull dozer operator and they are
bile accident over a year ago.
The dafodil growers arv busy making their home near the mine
people now with crews of pickers when? he is employed.
in the fields, rain, shine or freeze.
Robert Mead, who has been at­
While Berger Dahlstrom was the
tending high school in Alturas,
first grower to start shipping the
Calif, joined the senior class here
blooms, all the fields are yielding
in Brookings the second semester.
their buds now.
Harbor News
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SACRIFICE PRICE FOUR BEDROOMS Well constructed
large home, fireplace, double garage & wood shed on
FIVE ACRES. About 2 miles from Brookings
$10,500.00- Full Price
Canasta - Pinochle—Bridge
WHY PAY RENT? For $750.00 DOWN and $60 00 per month
you can buy a 2 bedroom home in nice residential sec­
tion of Brookings. Come in and let us show you this one.
8 P.M.
Church Hall
BUILDERS ATTENTION -Eight large lots in exclusive sub­
division in HARBOR with VIEW of OCEAN & RIVER.
$10,000 takes all. Individual lots $1000 to $2500.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 19
FISHERMEN—Attractive Home on the River—Private dock—
385 feet River'Frontage $5500. Full Price. Easy terms
if desired.
Sponsored by Star
ATTRACTIVE HOME with RIVER VIEW in HARBOR-----
Two bedrooms and bath, fireplace and attached garage.
Also second hath with large unfinished room adjoining
it. ONLY $12,500
of Sea Altar Society
Denny and Pamela Nelson ar­
rived home Monday evening from
Takoma. Wash, after a visit with
their grandmother there.
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE Oil heater, 6 year
baby crib. See Gadberry on
Tanbark Road.
—52-3-p
FOR SALE 23 ft. Rebel Trailer
House, shower and toilet, refrig­
erator, stove, late ’52 model.
May be seen on Holfeldt Lane,
Harbor.
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OPEN SATURDAY
CONNIE'S CUT’N CURL
GRAND OPENING
All Type Lawn and Landscaping
done, Orchard Spraying. Brook­
side Azalea and Bulb Green­
houses. Ph. 2421-2473. —52-tf-c
FOR SALE—Drop in and see Pa
and Ma Turner for your new 4
used furniture bargains. Daveno
sets. Apart. and Large Electric
ranges Gas ranges all sizes.
Chrome sets on special sale
Linoleums special price while
they last. Platform rockers. TV
chairs and rockers. Many items
to choose from. We buy, swap,
sell.
COME ON OUT FOR
C o ffee a n d C ake
ALL DAY
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT
HI-WAY ioi
PHONE 3231
NEXT TO CHETCO BARBERSHOP
CONNIE EVANS
5 Mile North from Crescent City
on Hwy. 101. Phone 4551.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitlock
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Tipman in Smith River.
M A AND PA
TURNERS
TRADING POST
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HOLD RITUAL
The Beta Sigma Phi held their
Ritual of Jewels Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs Alice Put­
nam.
Clarence Mofford of Las Vegas
spent last week end with the
George Widneys.
CELLO PAR
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DEN MOTHERS MEET
The Den Mother of the Cub
Scouts met with committee mem­
bers and Cub Master Mr. Wheeler
Monday evening at the home of
Don Phillips. They discussed the
anniversary dinner to be held on
Friday, Feb. 18.
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Dr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall
from Alturas, Calif, were dinner
guests of the L. H. Meads, and
John McKernan at Cliff House
Saturday evening.
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