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■nsPAY, MARCH 7 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON 1946 trooper with the Am erical divi sion, and was aw arded the P u r ple Hexrt, with cluster, for the wounds received in action in the Philippines. One brother, E lm e r , a ski- statio n and drop bombs less than a m ile to the east. The plane trooper with the Tenth M ountain cam e out of a coastal morning Division, saw- much service in the log-bank and returned into i t , , Italian Alps, a n d a y o u n g e r la te r being reported to have been brother, Ernest, late r of the 3rd of the type carried in and launch Amphibious Marines, participated ed from subm arines. As the for in several island hopping inva est floor was very wet at the sions. T heir father, Fred G ardner, is tim e, no fires w ere set by the phosphorus sp lattered about when widely known because of his long tim e employment in Southw estern the bombs landed. Oregon with the U. S. Forest L ater. G ardner became a para-j Service. He w’as long a popular erecutive in the CCC camps and has probably fought on m ore miles of fire lines and built more miles of trail and forest roads than any other man in the Siskiyou F o r est area. ¡cookings Lad Only Witness To Jap Attack on Continental United States Bn N. S. Brainard The only actual w itness to a [apanese attack on continental •nited States joined the local V. ? W. post, W ednesday night. Howard* Gardner, son of Mr. uid Mrs. Fred G ardner, as a ookout on Mt. Emily, about two n ile s northeast of Brookings, arly one April m orning in 1942, matched a s m a l l single-engined lonoplane circle low over his Home of the Croft Lily fam ily to th eir new home which is being built a t the m outh of H arris Creek, about a mile out of town. N orm an is going to raise minks from his father. has a mink | River, near Page Three stock given him by Gus Schiedau. who ranch on the Rogue Gold Beach. are s t il l h e r e , boys We wish to take this means to let the boys coming home know we are glad to help them, and we wish to thank our customers for geing pa tient with us when we were short of hepl, and short on supplies We hope we can give you better help and service from now on. HANSCAM’S STORE E. E. Hanscam Harbor Viola E. Handscam Oregon With The Churches Baptist Community R ev . C harles E. D unham , pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m. W. IT. Hoagland, supt. Classes for all ages. Morning W orship at 11 a. m. The pastor will speak on “The M o s t Dangerous Present Day S hortage.” The text is found in 1 Cor. 7:29: “The Time Is S hort.” O ur fast-grow ing choir, under cirection of O. C. Turley, will sing: “The Lord is in His Holy Tem ple,” and "Lift Up Y o u r H eads” By K ratz. Mr. T urley will sing a bariton solo, “Twenty- third Psalm .” W ednesday at :15 p. m. W om ens Circle will meet at the church with a dessert luncheon as the c pening. This is a work meeting. S ta r of the Sea Catholic Church We are glad to have you and the Pilot with us, and hope you find Drookings-Harbor as nice a place to live as we have! BROOKINGS ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. V. A. MENDENHALL GO TO THE For A C 0 M P L E T E —of— L IN E Spray fftateifalt For Your Lilies Also check with us for F E R T IL IZ E R S HAY A ND F E E D S First Sunday of m onth at 12 noon. All other Sundays at 8 a. m. Rev. Daniel Kelly, Pastor. R egular m eeting of the Ladies A ltar Society of the S ta r of the Sea Catholic church, W’ill be held W ednesday, M arch 13, at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Rieling, on Ocean road, south of H arbor. The Pride Of The Area Local News Items Mr .and Mrs. Oliver St. Louis, of S later, Colo., old friends of the K essler family, paid them a surprise visit Friday when they drove in for the afternoon. It had been several years since the Kess lers had seen th eir friends, who had been on the west coast for .ev eral months. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keklin and Mr. and Mrs. W altei Thorsell of P ortland have been house guests of the Joe B erger family. Mrs. Edna Newman, who un derw ent a m ajor operation a t a E ureka hospital, is reported to be doing well. Lawrence Myers, truck driver lor Thor Asks, brought back a load of lum ber from Coos Bay Saturday, to be used at the H. E. Echols place. Rec. and Mrs. C. E. Dunham are enjoying a visit with Mrs. D unham ’s sister, Mrs. M. B. Ken yon of Salem , Oregon. Save letter-w riting, send your I friends the Pilot for a year, $2.50 N o r m a n Schnicdau, returned navy veteran will soon move his -• Z------------------------------ — ■------- + : ! W. F. Totten j Painting, Papcrhang- ing and Sign Work N othing but the bent m a terials furnished. Brookings, Oregon i Î Ì I Fluhrer’s Master Bread Including Pies and Cakes I i Pasteurized Milk, Chocolate Milk. Buttermilk and Cream, from The Myrtles Coos Bay’s Finest Dairy Loma Linda ¡F O O D S Including RUSKETS Breakfast Cap Nu teen a Proteena Vegetona Veg-Meats and Soy Beans W ATCH our Vegetable Counter for FRESH Vegetables and Fruits W E A IM to keep the bent of a va i la ble me reha nd me at the inarket!
