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BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
'ALBERT JOYS ARE HONORED
AT FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. D orotha W ebb has gone
to w ork for Gary W im berly, a t the i
green house Mrs. F lorence How- j
ard is no longer em ployed th e re .
O regon continues to have th e
h ighest oercentage of increase, in
S avings Bonds sales in the nation,
according to word received bv Ted
G am ble, C hairm an of the O regon
S avings Bonds C om m ittee, from
the U nited S ta te s Treasury* L*?-
p a rtm e n t. "T otal O regon sales E
i and H Bonds for the first-h a lf of
| th is y e a r w ere fo rty percent m ore
, th a n for the sam e penod a y e a r
ago," Mr. G am ble said. "F lorida
w as the «>cond highest s ta te w ith
an increase of th irty -tw o percent.
N atio n al sales at th e end of Ju n e
w ere 14${ ahead of Ju n e a y e a r
ago.“
This paper is a fte r news of
o rg anizations W e shall be glad
to p rin t all we nave space for,
providing it reaches us before
T uesday evening. W e are espec
ially in te re ste d in grouo a c tiv it
ies and having the nan.es >f those
who took p a rt in th e events. We
w ould p re fe r to have the item s
w-ritten and got to us. esp d a ily
if m any nam es a re involved or
th ey can be given over tb a phone:
3725. I t w ould be best for each
‘ group to designate some one per-
1 son to handle this w ork so th a t
d u p lication or cross d-up inform
ation can be minimized.
O regonians purchased a n o th e r
n e ar-reco rd volum e of E and H
Bonds in July. Mr. G am ’ • re o ver th e m illion dollar m ark for
ported. w ith sales am ounting to th e fo u rth tim ? this ysear.
$3,997,909. This rep resen ts a 5.8%
S ales in Ju ly to ta lle d $11.666
in crease over July of 1954. w hich
w as by fa r the best m onth of th a t
e n tire year. H Bond sales w ere com pared to $170,785 in Ju ly of
1954.
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T he M itchell W oodyard is u n d er m anagem ent of the Wood Yard.
new m an agem ent Jim Nichols, T he phone nu m b er and th e loc-
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Gxtra values at no extra cost
I eland W hite is hack from an
uranium prospecting job in W yo
m ing.
ne
P o stm a ste h
and
Mrs.
Bill
Thom pson, and fo u r children, took
In a p o stm a ste r’s convention at
Coquille, last Sunday .
• IN OREGON
T he A lbert Joys w ere m arried
A ugust 16th, at Red Cloud. N eb
If y o u ’re looking for th e F ra n k
The m any friends of Miss Row
raska. L ittle did they then realize
T
hom
pson’s, b e tte r be specific, as
th a t th ey would lie c eleb ratin g B aum garten will be pleased to it seem s th e re are tw o fam ilies
know she is com fortably situ a te d
th e ir Golden W edding in a place
in a Salem Rest Home H e r add here, coincidentally, F ra n k s, w ith
th e y had then nev er dream ed of
ress
is: Boyce S a n ita riu m , S u n n y w ives Mables, and each couple
aw ay off in Oregon.
side Road, Salem. She m ade th e having sons nam ed Bob.
F riday evening, A ugust 12.
joined by th e ir children and trip in a Mwrcy F lig h ts plane in
1 hour and 20 m inutes, accom p
Q u ite a few “o ld-tim ers" from
tw elve g ran d rh ild r. n, at Rjffles-
anied by her sister, Mrs. Will
O n-The-Rogue, th ey had a g lor
Gold
Beach, have m ore o r less
Crissey, and Will The trio board-
ious observance o f th e ir v en tu re
e l the plane at the C rissey Air adopted Brookings. Mr. and M rs
They w ere joined by son. I>r,
Field, nam ed for W ill, a t the Bud L eC lair, Mr. and Mrs. Iris
B arn ard Joy, assistant to the ad
s ta te line, ab out five m iles from O rton, T urk Anderson, Glen and
m in istra to r of A gricultural R - downtown Brookings.
E nid H u rst,
Ed Hayes,
Tom
•earch, W ashington, D C ., and his
Owens, and of course, V era Is-
fam ily, who, w ith his sist t , A dena
m ert and A nnie C lark, w ith w hom
.Jo y . hom e spec.alist for the Univ
Jim Donnelly, of th e Upi>ed Gold B eacbers have m uch m ore
e rsity of C alifornia, w ere met at W inchuck country, has ju s t got th an a nodding acquaintance.
A shland, by their parents, having so he can navigate a f te r having
,. come from th eir homes by ait been pinched betw een a tra c to r
The ( liiford Beem fam ily have
A nother so n ,, Richard, and his and a log His u p p er left leg
wife, from A shland, and dam htei was severely bruised. He is under re tu rn e d from a two w eeks vac
ation trip to M innesota and S o u th
Mrs. Beth Jo y Pridvaux, of Lyons, th” care of Dr. Ronniger.
D akota, w here tt*>y a tte n d id fa m
and th e ir families w*er ■ there.
ily reunions. The fam ily expects
G eneral felicitations and group
nil* Ivan W icks a re g ettin g
Binging w ere the im prom ptu pro along nicely on th e ir new hom e to move, soon, to p ro p erty thev
have
recen tly
acquired.
near
gram .
in the Crissey tra c t, th a n k s to K erby.
At the following Tuesday’s R o t their sons, a m a tu re 11 and 13
ary s d inner th e .Joys w ore sig n a l y , a rs old Equipped w ith juvenile
ly honored. Sidney II. S in clair. e ) | -riter aprons,, B ruce and G er
L ast S unday there w as a large
Son-in-law of list -s L Me >n ald are w* II along in som e very
u rn o u t of the W estern S ta te s
wmg “T hrough The Y, n >" and valuable vocational training.
I lywocMl. at H um bug S ta te P a rk
"B ecause." M r S in c la ir W , ac
ITie occasion was th e ann u al
companied by his w ile an d it w as
f r a n k fa d lin g , and a young P icn ic T he plant is loCa te d up
their 13th anniversary.
man from C rescent City, a re re E lk River.
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Then, Thursday even ng, sev er ported to have joined th e Army,
al of their old ncighboi - drooped this past week.
M r. and Mrs. Robert Cool and
In to su rp rise the* Joys it w i,
fam ily, of Pendleton, have been
th e first tim e many of th< in had
Cor j). Jack C rush, U.S.MC., w ho v»»itmg hi« p a re n ts here, th e Dan-
been in to adm ire the Joy
, \\ finished his schooling here,I th e son
u rd a v >O Sft rh,‘’y- WiH ,PtU rn S a t'
R edw ood S tre e t borne, a tte i l v of Mrs L* tty Shea, is hom e on urday.
a fte r visiting o th e r rel-
lo>’ been residents ol H boi fat
'•i lough Jack is a tta c h e d to a rtrves a t C ranell and F o rtu n a
» v e r a l y .a r
H ighlight of the hcleeopter o u tfit of th e M arin e’s < ahfornra
evening w as (he , m inisrenee of tra n sp o rt service and is sta tio n e d
th e couples’ ear lier days together, it Jacksonville. N orth C arolina,
I-aat S unday saw a large group
which sta lle d immédiat ly nfte? some fifty m iles from W itn in g - n L C reseent
o nt C
C,tv
K orkhounds pic-
ity Rockhound«
n t.
th eir w edding when A lbert re 'o u He has seen service ab ro ad ¡,‘5 t th e G rover Piace, on the
turned to his job as su|M-riut tal at G u antanam o Bay, C uba, and H rn eh u ck T h ere u-««
There w as quite ! n
ent ot schools at W hitt im ne - was standing by the recen t pol » n o r ?
Krub <lisP»»«l of
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itical upheaval in G u atem ala p i i ,,« H 10“ * K'‘m,'s “ n<l
o f teaching, teirn in atim at A h
••rush has served on th e c a rrie rs
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m us* h a w Ix-en an un-
land
Mindoro. S aipan, and G uam . His 'Miai show a s Mrs. M arion Chap-
M r Joy had long been intei
brother, Jim , also in th e M arines, a 'p k n T r ' he d° ° r PriZe* “ nrt «
ested in grow ing things. both com s stationed at C am p P endelton.
m ercially ami for fun, and is aow C alifornia.
devoting his tim e to the grounds
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Clum and
a 1 ound their homt ind vhen the
It is n ported th a t a ¡>ermit fire fam ily from Albany, spent four
least occasion pi. sents itself, to on the Dodge tra c t, last S a tu rd a y days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rav
fishing preferably in the sea.
aff»-rnoon. got aw ay from th e con Reeser. Mr. Clum is Mrs R eeser’g
In bidding the w ell-w ishers trol
and
caused
considerable brother.
“G oodnight” Mr and Mrs Joy w orry in th«* neighborhood, espec
expm ssed a beautiful sent rien t ially as it w as so dry and.w indv.
we would all take closest to ,M,r
h ta rts. It is, “We only hope you
Mu and Mrs. Al Mincer spent
will have as much fun a . w > have th«> w eekend in G rants Pas«.
had."
Mrs H o te n c e Eorgy w as m ighty
Mr.
M m W an n Smith glad to get back to h e r H a rb o r
left, Tuesday morning, for ,, visit hom e a f te r a visit in th e Bay
to Chehalis, Washington.
•cgion Shw cam e hack th ro u g h
the valley and savs th a t the heut
w
as sim ply terrific.
Mi-si. ( a r.ie F riedrich, m o th er
of Mrs. Geo. ,«• G uthrie, and Mis
Iten> Emmons, sister, hot,, of
Eugene, a. • visiting at th e G utn-
home 1 ,-e . Friday, they were
pleasantly
urpiK ed by th e a r
rival of another sister, M is RUs -
el I)i an of A rtesian, S o u th Dale
Ota. Mrs Dean, an a rd en t In ier-
man, was very successful in <sh-
ng from th e rocks, and .p o o
caving hei-e, quoted Mae A rth u r
la saying, •! shall re tu rn .’’
BOND SALE UP
Thursday. August 25, 1955 A
T h i Rev. S. E. G regg left
S unday night, for hrs hom e in
P ortland, a tt r having filled the
’»ulpit if th«« B aptist C om m unity
C hurch for th e past th r tv Sun
’'ays in the at>senee of Rev W alt-
e r Sadler, now* on vacation.
Dr. C harles D urden will lx III
’h pul|»it Sunday A ugust 28th
.n ,„
M r and Mrs Roy H endrv a rv Di D u k I ' ii will be w elcom ed w ith
th<' q u ite proud g r a n d p a re n ts of t ixitluck dinner, a f te r thv m o rn
» daught
daughter, horn August l.Rh it ing service, w ith the Missionary
t C r fesc'n
e w m t City
o ty .
Ml. ,1Ui| M |s SiM-iety in charge.
F ran k E ndert I’he young lady’s
Mrs Eugene A ckley upturned v
nia in a whs tie > form I- Joyce Hen-
\Y ednesdav. from a tw o w eeks •
thy and her p, apa is a S m ith River
visit at h e r fo rm er home in C en
druggist
ila Oregon.
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