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Brookinga-Harbor Pilot Harbor News Notes The W affle feed and dance given by th e You’h C om m ittee of Chetco G range at the G range hall on the 16th attracted a large crow d w hich consum ed lots of YELTON BROOKINGS OREGON PHONE 2823 HEADQUARTERS FOR ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ O ffice Supplies O ffice Furniture O ffice Machines Stationery and Printing Engineers’ and Artists’ Supplies Hobbie Supplies Books Fountain Pens Gifts Television Players Radios and Records Thursday, February 28, 1957 Brookings, Oregon good waffles, sausage and bacon. A fter the d in n er w as over an evening of dancing was thorough ly enjoyed by the group. The money raised by th e affair will help pay for th e record player and sound symtem to be installed H arvey was the chairm an i n in the G range hall. Mrs. Leonard charge of the evenings en tertain ment. Mrs. Elm er M iller and her fa ther. A. F. (F letch ) G ardner drove dow n from Siletz to visit 24 at the E. L. Miller and Lee Miller homes there. Roy G ard n er came up from E ureka to visit his fath er who then w ent to Eureka for a visit before going north again. Fletch, w ho came to the Chetco country w hen ju st a boy, cele brated his ninty-third birthday recently. Wes Sm ith is reported to be es ing not so com fortably at the home of sheriff and Mrs. R. G. Sabin in Gold Beach, w hile he is undergoing treatm en t for a HOUR - WRECKER SERVICE bout of Seiata rheum atism . Mr. Visit Oklahoma Sabin came down after Mr. Sm ith G ladys D Bass, Brookings, w hen he becam e incapacitated and tok .him to Gold Beach to visited at th e W orld's fam ous Will Rogers M emorial in Clarem ore, stay until he is better. Oklahom a, on F ebruary 20. Mrs. Rose H ubbard underw ent M illions of people have visited a serious operation at the Seaside hospital in Crescent City F riday. the Will Rogers M emorial since She w ent into deep shock and it's dedication N ovem ber 4th. had to have several blood tranfu- 1938. More people visit this Mem sions, but is reported to be re orial th an anv other shrine in sponding favorablyv now, but faces a lenthy convalescance after ington's birthday. she is able to retu rn home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Payne family and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and th eir d au ghter and son-in- B otefur and family, all of Toketee aw, Mr. and Mrs. Sony Chapm an, Falls, spent a recent w eekend at spent the weekend in G rants the home of Mrs. Rodger's and Pass visiting ano th er daughter, Mrs. B otefur’/ father, O h L ind Mrs. Gene Reiling and helping gren. Mr. Rodgers also visited his lIerb it Reiling celebrate his sixth brother, Cecil Rodgers who lives birthday, which comes on Wash- in Brookings. PANCAKE SUPPER TRUCK REPAIR ON SHROVE T U FSD A Y PORTABLE WELDER LIGHT MA< H Nr WORK MARCH 5 t h I at Sh Timothys Church 5 to 8 p.m. PHONE4 X 0 2 MURRY MOTORS A!1 Ycu Can ¡¿at $JLO O America except Mr. Vernon, th e George W ashington M emorial. C larem ore is located on U. S. highw ay 66 and the Will Rogers T urnpike, in N ortheastern O kla homa, in Rogers County. Chetco River Bowman Meet February 22 The second m eeting of the U p per Chetco 4-H club in A rchery w as held F riday, F ebruary 22. The leader, Clive Berry, suggested that m em bers should have th e ir quivers m ade by th e next m eeting w hich is to be Friday, M arch 1, 7:30, at the schoolhouse. Due to an oversight last w eek, A lan P ayne’s nam e was om m itted from the list of officers of th e Chetco River Bowman. Alan is th e vice president. T. C. Leeds was m ade assistant leader. Emily Leeds, R eporter Bir.hday Party Held Mrs. Bud McCourt en tertain ed a group of the younger set and th eir m others, at her home on th e j ai'ternoon of the 20th in honor of th e first birthday of her son, M arty, whose bithday r e a l l y ■ comes on W ashington's birthday. An afternoon of games and con versation was enjoyed by th e group, w ith M arty receiving m any nice presents. The hostess served refreshm ents to the group late in the afternoon. The young guests present in cluded Loren and Rex W allace; Sharon, Susie and Roxie Lam psa; Sandra K effer; Dannie C h a d - bourne; Debbie and Dale Niende; Randv Thomas; Lindv and David Dimmick; L am ara Loring. Rex W ringht and Pam Hanscatn. Be- i sides the m others present, Mrs. Opal Hoop and Mrs. Melodic Sage m ade up the group. NOTICE OF BII) Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Com missioners of C urry County Oregon, will re ceive sealed bids, on A utom atic electric photographic recording m achine of modern design su it able for photostatting County rec ords, sim ilar to Haloid Foto-Flo Recorder, Model B, or P hotostat Recorder, to be opened at 1:30 p m on the 15th day of March, 1957. The C u rry County C ourt reserv es the right to reject any or all bids. O leta A. Walker, County Clerk (Pub. Feb. 28—March 7, 1957) DRIVE CAREFULLY NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF THE STATE OR OREGON FOR CURRY COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the M atter of the E state of PI1INICF. VAN PELT, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed A dm inistrator of the above entitled es’ate by the C ir cuit C ourt of C urry County, S tate of Oregon, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to all per sons having claim s against said estate to present them at the of fice of the undersigned’s attorney, at 230 West Main Street, M edford, Oregon, properly verified and w ith proper vouchers, w ithin six (6) m onths trom the d ate of the first publication ot this notice, which is the 7 day of F ebruary, 1957. O H. BENGTSON, A dm inistrator of the Es’ate of Phinlce Van Pelt, Deceased O. 11. Bengtson Attorney at Law 230 West Main Street M edford, O regon Attorney for estate (Pub. Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28) WAVE WUN6RY WUB8YS D IM M E R R E A D Y Come in today! Take advantage of Ford’s wonderful wagon buys. Ford’s 1957 prices start lower — and are lower for comparable models — than those of competing makes. Act now. Immediate delivery on most models. W ITH INSTANT HEAT • GAS, CLEAN AND STEADY C UKÂÏ IRAQ* MA*«» Im. GET A TOP TRADE, TOP DEAL FROM WARD'S GAfs. APPLIANCE iNe Sell the B a t e Senieethr S L a C T R IC -T V 33
