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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1946)
wgPAY, MAY 2, 1946, jth River Post :ts Officers KITH RIVER - At a recent ting of the newly-formed Le- "post, held at the Community under temporary chairm an- of Kenneth Layman, these ? elected. jmmander—John Barnum. Vice-Commander—Andrew Vice-Commander — Irvin i. utant—Perry Davis. geant - At - Arms — Jam es ugh. ince Officer Jam es Hight, orian and Chaplain—H arold i. lie installation will be held Mordock G. RO EDE R Funeral D irector and Ambulance Service Phone 1091 Crescent City, Calif. BROOKINGS-HARBÜR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Tuesday, May 7, a t the Commun ity hall, with a degree team from E u rek a to install the new officers. The public is invited. L ake E arl Grange Busy The Lake E arl Grange m et in reg u lar session at their hall at F o rt Dick with O verseer Ray Rob ison presiding in absence of M as te r Ham. Home Economics president, Florence Bursk gave a report of club activities. The teen-age m eeting will be held May 26 at the hall with Cecelia Tryon as chaperon, a s sisted by parents. D uring lecture h o u r C. W. G rant, district agent of E ureka district, F arm ers Insurance, gave a talk, discussing insurance rates to farm ers. Tom Pennell of F ort Dick was appointed Grange insurance agent for Del N orte County. Mr. G rant showed two educational movies: “Tropical Flowers in Am erica,” and pictures of old Mexico. At the close of business, re freshm ents w ere served a t the banquet hall. Firem en Sponsor Dance The annual firem en’s d a n c e sponsored by the local firemen, S atu rd ay night, was a success. Music was furnished by D esJar- din’s orchestra. A neat sum was cleared, with proceeds going to purchase fire equipm ent. We Have A Full Stock Of VIGORO ---- GET IT W H IL E IT LASTS------ CHETCO STO RE CUT F L O W E R S AND P L A N T S Visitors Are Welcome A nytim e Hendry's Greenhouse At the Winchuck Bridge 8. & 8. Cafe Open 7:00 a. m. to 11:00 p. m. dinners and short orders Seven D ays a W eek ’"HENCE BUCHANAN Proprietors BERTHA BEERS SENIOR HOP Brookings High School Gym SA TU RD A Y , MAY 4 Ham and Bacon Will Be Given As Door and F loor P rizes Adult 60c GOOD MUSIC C hildren, un d er 12, 25c Mr. and Mrs. M ark Wood of H arbor were week-end guests of Mrs. Wood’s sister, Mrs. W arren Bailey, at the Bailey ranch, near Fort Dick. Com plete H ard w are Line Brookings Fishing Gossip By J. G. Gallagher Now that the fishing season is opened it seems too had th at m ore of us are not getting the bene fits of the sport, which is sa well mentioned in the following, w ritten by Edgar G u est: “A feller isn’t thinking mean, cut fisfihin’; h i s thoughts a re mostly good and clean, out fishin’; he doesn’t knock his fellowmen, or harbor any grudges then; a feller's glad to be a friend, out fishin’; a helpin’ hand he’ll al- j way lend, out fishin’; the b roth erhood of rod and line, a n ’ sky J an’ stream , is alw ays fine; men come close to God’s design, o u t ! fishin’. A feller gets a chance to, i dream . out fishin’; he learns the; beauty of lake and stream , out fishin’; and the man wash his soul in air th at isn’t foul with selfish care. an’ relish pain and simple fare, out fishin’ Now is time for all good men to lay aside the lily hoe occa- sionally and pick up the rod and reel. Reports are coming to me ofj vood catches of big trout in th e ' Chctco and W inchuck. Several have reported seeing salmon in j ;he Chetco—none, however, have Tried fishing for them so far. Clothing Drive Success In B rookings-H arbor Dist. National Em ergency Clothing drive, which ended Tuesday, was a success in this area, Mrs. J. E. Stevenson, chairm an for the area, told the Pilot. The drive here collected a p proxim ately 100 pounds of shoes, bedding and clothing, which will be sent to overseas nations, w a r tim e allies which a rc in w ant. Thor Ask returned Sunday a f ter a week spent at P ortland and Medford. He attended a conven tion of freezer locker men a t Portland, early in the week. H. T. Jacobs retu rn ed to his home, Tuesday a fte r six weeks spent at the P o rtlan d sanitarium , receiving medical tre a tm e n t for shingles. He is much improved in health. WANTED — 8 men to build and operate sawmill. P erm anent for those who qualify. F. A. W a ters. Cabins 4 and 5. H arris to u r ist Court, Brookings. Oregon * I1L k 'Not oil for the lamps of China, but lum ber for the homes of Brookings” is the slogan of the Curry County Lum ber Co., as it got its planer under way this week. “The planer may not be in full production until next week,” said Homer Kessler, “since there are a few ‘bugs’ to work out. Next week will see a big difference. “I w ant to furnish people of this area lum ber a t reasonable prices.,” he added. The last m eeting for the school year of the local Parent-T eachers Association is set for Friday a f ternoon at 3:15 Plans for picnic last day of school, May 22, will be completed at th a t time. The responsibility of selecting a queen for the festival rests on the association, and definite plans will be announced at this m eet ing. An added a ttrac tio n will be the 4-H Sewing Club display. The club will also conduct a business m eeting and give a dem onstration. Page Seven Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co. Curry Co. Lumber Planer Working P.-T. A. 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