BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
îday . a p r il j L 1946
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Home of the Croft Lily
teacher) is now having some base- change, either to buy or mangae,
ball games out on the field. All arrived at Brookings, Wednesday
the girls seem to be enjoying it noon and visited a number of for
except when it is too cold to be mer Dayton people, now living
ui Brookings.
outdoors.
Regular meeting of the Azalea
The boys have been spending
their gym period fixing the track Garden Club at the Grange hall
and getting everything ready so will be held Thursday, April 11,
that they can start practice soon. at 2 p. m. A cordial welcome is
Dorothy Robinson, former stu extended to the public.
dent of Brookings High, is now
home for an indefinite time. She
has been living at Pasadena for
a time. We enjoy your visit, Dor
othy!
Every morning in Biology class
there seem to be a number of
stragglers—especially Eddie Free
man who is nearly always late.
Bill Foltz always seems to sleep
a little too long and hurries a
little but never quite makes it.
C _ urry
Co. . Sheep
Ranges
movie
lovers
who
have
ever
seen
.»
_
,,
,
There are many busy people in
Vacuum
this juvenile artist in action.
, Residents of Squaw Valley have
school
these days as our big dance
A
been hearing quite a number of
coyotes on Canfield Hill recently, comes up this Friday.
4-H Clubs Of Oregon
Our school annual is under way
say O. P. Ferguson. Reports from
Now Available
with
everyone working on it
other sources indicate that a sim
Support “Music Week”
¡¿elusive Sales and Service
some
seem to have that a good
ilar
condition
exists
at
Lobster
All
local
4-H
club
leaders
have
For Curry County
been requested by H. C. Seymour, Hill. Some time ago Stanley Col- reason to be excused from classes.
Coming up from the river ev
state club leader, to participate grove reported coyotes on North
ery morning we see Tony Felipe
I
Fork
of
the
Chetco,
and
Dick
Ad
in
National
Music
Week,
May
5
X 23 Brookings, Ore. to 12. If no other organization in ams, ex-government hunter, re and Dee Sanders driving to school
It would say “W hy not fix
—or
should
we
say
racing
to
t h o s e stringy e n d s and
ports
seeing
considerable
signs
the community sponsors a musi
hard-to-set hair w ith a new
cal program during this week, all between Soldier Camp and Iron school—anyway it seems they are
always late.
A M O N
club members should see thta the Mountain.
job is done, says Mr. Seymour.
Apparently weather conditions
perm anent?” You will be
thrilled with your new halo
Schools, churches, and other j during the past season have been
, We’ve just hopfd m
of soft baby curls and wav
community organizations have responsible for causing more mi-
es! Make an appointment
Miss Frances Reekman returned
participated annually during the gration from eastern Oregon than
to wy its true
Z>Cur EASTERCARPS last 15 years. National Music usual. Eternal vigilance cn the to Portland Wednesday after vis- ,
this week.
iting for four weeks with her
Week
committee
is
made
up
of
the
part
of
Curry
county
sheepmen
an all set h r you
family here. She is a cadet nurse
Governor of every state with the ¡holds losses at a minimum,
and is in trainnig at St. Vincent
president of the United States as
(hospital.
chairman. C lu b members are
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Johnson,
.urged to co-operate with schools
former managers of Dayton Tele-
By Larrie Robinson
Closed Sundays and Mondya
and churches in making the event
,
t
»phone Co., w’ho have been touring
a success in Oregon.
^English ’ , , lifor,1|a jn qui,sl of a new ,.x
| The
* i.v hoys and g.rlS_of
--------- 2 and 3 teem to be pretty busy
1945 AAA Payments
this week with themes; some one-
Due, Says County Agent thousand and others three-thous-
71«..
Applications for payment un- and words; and during th»' study
der the 1945 AAA program are hall all seem to be quiet except
nearing completion, according to for typewriters going full speed
reports from the county agent’s ahead to get those themes done,
and Apparel Shop
Seventy-five completed ap-
Girls gym period, under the
rookings
Oregon office
plications have been sent in for direction of Mr. Guthrie (our new
Visitors Arc Welcome Anytime
P rn P P ^ se d
ployed as truck driver at Harbor, payment, 50 are complete now
He plans to start an airport of waiting for Charles Doyle’s sig-
His Army Discharge hls own
¡nature as county chairman; ap-
proximately 20 require more in
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formation from farmers so that
F o Donald l . Payne.so" ° f two “Movie Hits” Are
they can be completed, and about
r' - 'h i ^ e n p r X s e d fot- Booked For Week-esd
tor signatures, but have not been
Two
shows
of
intense
interest
30
have been sent out to farmers
ahon at the Fort Douglas
i
for
Brookings
show-goers
are
the
returned.
ation center.
Farmers who expect to partic-
me, who served 48 months two billed for the Pine Cone for
ipate in the 1946 program must
states as a pilot with the this week-end.
“Brewster’s Millions,” starring sign a farm plan, and estimate
,orps is authorized to wear
Dennis
O’Keefe, Helen Walker, sheet before May 1, or they will
American Theatre ribbon, the
Conduct medal and victory tMischa Auer and others, will be not be eligible to file a report of
He was commissioned in played Friday and Saturday eve- performance ajjd claim payment,
rnings. This show*, highly adver- Approximately 150 farmers have
¡ir corps. March 11, 1945.
to entering the army on tised as a mirth-provoker, is ex- signed under the 1946 program
1942, Payne was em- pected to pack the local house, j and will be eligible for participa-
Sunday and Monday evening, tion this year.
screen’s ex-child favorite, Shir-
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