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Page Two Home of the Croft Lily BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILuT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY, jv xj Legion, Auxiliary Plan Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore., July fourth Picnic BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Plans are being made by the committees of both Legion and Auxiliary, for the picnic, to be held on the Chetco, July 4. The Legion committee. V. A. MacKenzie, Leslie Ray and Wil lard L. Spangler, is working with the Auxiliary group, and definite plans will be announced next is sue of the Pilot. March 7, 1946, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Meerdte* 0REGl<XN s / aper P ublisher s O i ATI O N DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher GENE GOULD, Associate Editor Local News Items Pine Cone Theatre Brookings Oregon Bachelors and also housewives may be interested to know that the Crescent City laundry service Sunday, and Monday, June 23 and 24 — will give Brookings one week ser vice beginning this Saturday. Pickups and deliveries will be made each Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert DeMoss just got back from a business trip to When Mr. Hazel came to the Pilot office Monday, to check into Southern California for Thor Ask. possibilities of a building suitable for a funiture factory, he was They hauled a load of lumber to Loma Linda and brought back a certainly one man who was full of enthusiasm for this area. load of potatoes and machinery. His wife, long a sufferer of arthritis, had been in this area Miss Helen Lesmeister, of Fres no, Calif., visited her parents, Mr. with John Wayne, Ann Dvorak, Jo Shildkraut but a few hours, he claimed, until she felt relief. The pair went and Mrs. P. J. Lesmeister for a a cartoon feature. fishing on the Chetco river, near the bridge, and the two almost few days. In company with her caught their limit in a short forenoon—he talked and talked about father, she went to Klamath Falls the pood /IsJiing, and said he (or rather They) wanted more of it. Wednesday, from where she will return to her work at Fresno. Talking about his work, about his manufacturing plant, Mr. Mr. Lesmeister returned to his Hazel pointed out that he had what was considered a medium-sized office this afternoon. establishment, which employed several people, that he manufactured' an °versiSht’ th<? titles lilV W o r k n n d w n c . the show advertisement were lay work, and was enthusiastic about being in an area where he ! of switched. A corrected Feature is could obtain myrtlewood for manufacture of furniture of it. contained in the advetrisement on Unless he suddenly changes his mind, this new industry looks this page. Tuesday and Wednesday’s hot reasonably certain for this area. weather left i juuiiy many people almost Long an employe of Sears Roebuck Company, part of which ' limP, inasmuch as heretofore the H»u m any form er neighbors of yours are there living wi was in that capacity, Mr. Hazel has been a furniture maker all his I u <M,*1cr ^iad ^>een so moderate, the area reached by the Pilot T W ouldn’t you like to k* life. «farting i, f i r m « . hobby wh,.n . young man cir X Veh„,mX 'a(S°rP w in Here is how you can find out—how you can meet up with fc , so say nothing. who originally came here from your home state: I The hour during the Louis- i ( onn battle were noticed last If you are 18 years of age. or older, get your mail at Bro evening by the few people on the ings, Harbor, Pistol River, or Smith River post offii street. Ears were glued to radios drop the Pilot a card, with your full name, address, That the Chetco’s fame as a fishing stream is widespread, the . I nstening to the broadcast. ..................... Pilot, Monday, received a letter from a person at McMinnville, who d-iuehtor’V 1? ’ B J Gould and |K>st office address at which you were born. If a man asked this newspaper to put him in touch with „ . t . , r' Barbara- were Crescent lady, between your given and your husband's last na: ’ 1 n,m ,n tou<h w,th » tourist court which <• «ty business visitors Wednesrinv enter your maiden name: Thus_ could accomodate a party of six for a week, early in July. Be sure to attend the meeting Vrs. Mary (Jones) Sm ith. Harbor, born at Rock Cliff, W Fishing, and hunting in the fall, certainly acts as a magnet for wLV Wednes(fay« of Brookings-' •portsmcn who like the hi st I onu f »• » r .u »arbor chamber of commerce. A Beginning with the June 27 issue of the Pilot, names recen . , . . < Sl- Lon« fame<1 as one the virgin ter- message will be brought bv liar will be published in the following groups, one group ritories for both sports thia area will attract more and more once o,d B Say, of Cave Junction’ week. Delay has been made so els to give every reader a chai facilities are built to care for such business. ♦ > 4 manager of the Oregon Caves Ri’crcation, as everyone along the coast knows, is a b u s in g to- ’ Due to ill health Ben M , to send a card with his name and address, and also to ail ard which much should be done and that quickly Everything is nan has advertised’his ha U acre time for the person (if not already on the list) toco her»': climate, scenery', game, suitable sites for camps, to say not him: hl‘CS for sa,e See h the in to subscribe to the Pilot, so as not to miss a list * * the ‘ game which inhabits the country. s classified ad section. about of people from your home state. Because of a broken shavings TAe first group on each w eekly list w ill be the native Webfi b ower. t urry County Lumber Co. i Oregonians) - get your nam es in quickly, so it wiU Have You contributed your labors io the c h a m b e r o f commerce planer has been shut down this | week, awaiting arrival of new one.! • to compile the list.. And the rest of you folk Subscription Rate: Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon.................. $2.50 Per Year, outside Curry County..........................$3.00 Ffame o f the Barbara Coe Prospects Bright For Furniture Factory Who? Fame ol (hetco Fishing Widespread I" WE ARE FJ HEADQUARTERS IMI-lb. Skitckotc t>5-ll». Hooting 165-Ib. Hexagonial Rooting 6 Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississ 7 Texas. Oklahoma; 8 Missouri, Arkansas: 9 North South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas. Iowa; iu Minne»! Michigan. U isconsin; 11 Montajia. Wyoming; Color* Arizona, New Mexico; 12 Washington State; 13 Califoi Utah, Nevada; 14 Ohio, Illinois, Indiana; 13 Those bo outside the United States. 3 16-ineh Flexlioard SEE OUR STOCK OF ggflngafflgggflTffnct backward Aksarbens, those from the state that’s roi at both ends and high in the middle, Hoosiers, Down fa ers, those who got aw ay from California or Texa». from the spud state le t’s hare your cards, thick a fast. w you won't be left out AND BE SURE TO EEl (> M PLE T E DATA w e can’t m ake corrections and wc iZ< t you lined up right with others from your state TELL Y O UU N E IG H B O R S ! • b i* s the order in which the lists will be printed each woe 1 < brgonians; 2 New Englanders; 3 New York, New Jer* Pennsylvania; 4 M aryland, Deleware. D. C., Virginia. \ irginia, 5 North and South Carolina, Georgia, Flor- TO P -N O TC H QUALITY AT REASONABLE P R IC E S ! And, ta the m eantime, start planning to call on the folks *r' I.. A. Moss—We have your rock-wool wail insulation in stock now! I a >c ally, H e Represent: J «hns-Mann ville Co, Curtis Silentite Sash Pittsburgh Paint Co. Masonite Company Nu-Wtood Products Co. H eatilator ismr home state. Arrange picnics or pot-luck feeds the beautiful Azalea S tate Park, on Mill Beach, or o me of (he hundreds of places yuor Oregon home of* for your enjoyment. HOWEVER oil those not on tM • T Ust must subscribe so as not to muss anything. < urrv ( ountv Lumber Company Brookingj Oreg0[) THE PILO
