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Brookings-Harbor Pilot
One, Number Eighteen
n Club Shoot,
iday, Adjudged
Grand Success
Ltly Capital
of
the World
BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY. OREGON
Legion Picnic Will Former Brookings Man W est Coast Bulb
G uerre,,az I Be MeCCa Of MaUV ‘Ï ’T
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Guerre
\v o rd com
ing to to Brookir
conung
Brookings Mon Growers To Include
of San Jose, Calif., arrived Fri- __
day,
told
of
the
death,
day to visit his brother and sis- FOF 4th
HoIldaV ford, of Roy McLean, form a t er Med
ter-in-law . Mr. and Mrs. R. v J
res Kenyon Growers
Brother an d O ld P n n i l
Brother and Old Pupil
ident of this place, Sunday. While
i G uerrettaz, of Brookings, for a
Legion and Auxiliary
p articulars are lacking, it was
few days.
Field Inspections Will
Hosts Today at Mouth learned th at funeral services will
J. M. G uerrettaz, who has been
Be
Made By Co-op;
be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday at
a teacher over 40 years, now j of Chetco River
Medford.
Contact Is Urged
connected with the schools at San ’
Mr. McLean, during the days
Jose,
called
at
the
Pilot
office
to
iith scores of rifle and shot-
H ith all stores in Brookings of the mill, was employed as an
At a m eeting of the directors
enthusiasts out in full force renew acquaintances with Dewey being closed for the day. throngs engineer, it is said. He was a
r ;y the competition of the Akers, who was a pupil of his will attend the first annual old- m em ber of the Masonic lodge of of the West Coast Bulb Growers,
v events, Sunday, the Chetco while in the fifth grade, near fashioned picnic, staged by the this place, tran sferrin g to P ort held Tuesday evening in Brook
& Gun Club shoot proved Tekoa, Wash., about 40 years ago. Chetco Post, No. 138, American Orford when the Brookings lodge ings. it was decided that due to
to the unsettled conditions exist
? the success it was adver-
Legion and Auxiliary, at t h e disbanded.
ing in the bulb m arket, a general
Twenty rifle m atches with
mouth of the Chetco (today) on
m eeting of all grow ers of Ken
July
4.
-eyed, trigger-happy com-
yon-Davidson.
or mixed culture
jrs vying for honors, with
Starting the program at 10 a.
plantings,
should
be held.
m. will be the flag-raising cere
ters out, placing the shots
Since
m
arkets
for these types
mony,
by
the
Roy
Scouts,
follow
bulls-eye.
of
bulbs
is
not
too
favorable, the
the two rifle ranges, the
Residents of coastal areas in ed by races of various kinds.
Co-op
is
anxious
to
work out a
At 1 p. m. a basket dinner will
rd. with rest, proved to be Oregon and W ashington are. by
Brookings
will
have
an
exclu-
I
l)CSt
Possible
solution,
in order to
t popular. A special ladies this notice, w’arned of the possi be served, with each family bring-
sive
mens
store,
within
the
next
m
arket
the
entire
lily
crop here
was held with Mrs. Lillian bility of Japanese mines drifting
' ts ° " n Gasket. Free lcmon-
this fall.
35
to
40
days,
it
was
learned
this
fe taking the aw ard with in on the beaches in a highly ade and coffee will be served by
The Co-op field inspector, Low
week, when it was announced
lls-eye hit. Outstanding in explosive condition, according to the post, and auxiliary.
ell Mobley, is now in this area,
that
W
illiam
J.
(Bill!
W
ard
will
¡field for the day’s rifle shots inform ation received from the First Peace-time Fourth
and is running into many difficult
Since 1940, no Fourth has been retu rn to his old home town to problems. Directors of the Co-op
Larry Pinson with three Chief of Naval Operations of the
open
the
establishm
ent.
observed under peace-time condi
ds to his credit; Gord Case T hirteenth Naval district.
Son of the late W. J. W ard, and assert that it is going to take a
Mr DeMartin of Crescent
Japanese mines l a c k safety tions until this one, which both Mrs. Bernice Echols, he was born lot of thought and effort on the
each with two awards. It features and must be considered the Post and Auxiliary hope to
here and has a m ultitude of in part of all to solve m arketing of
that many good shots in a fully-armed, dangerous con make an annual event
tim
ate friends among the old-time these bulbs, to satisfaction of all.
placed just beside the bulls- dition. These mines are very apt
Date and place of this proposed
residents.
just couldn't win a prize,
to explode on striking the beach
m eeting will be revealed through
This
new
store
for
Brookings,
ro traps were in full swing beach or while rolling in the surf.
will he opened in the G ardner the Pilot, next week. An adver
st all day, with 22 tra p F urtherm ore, such mines even
building, adjacent to the Chetco tisem ent of the Co-op appears on
its being run off. One set w’as a fte r beaching should be consid
Home
and Auto Supply Co., when another page in this paper, and
for novices, and another for ered to be in an explosive con
Gene Gould, of the Pilot staff,
rem odeling is completed. T e n ta holds a message for all lily bulb
experienced. Awards in these dition.
who was picked by (’het co Post,
tive plans call for opening about growers.
’s were widely distributed.
In view of the aforemention, the | ^°- 138, American Legion as the the middle of August, providing
w talent with the scattergun chief of naval opeartions wishes delegate to Reaver Roys State,
remodeling is completed by that
Severed when Judge A. E. to convey a warning to the ci- "'BI leave Sunday by bus for time.
surprised the crowd with vilian population of the extrem e (orvallis, to spend next week,
At present Mr. W ard lives at
nev shooting although he danger of watching mines while
CORVALLIS — Revival of the Seattle, where he has been an
rie htile or no shooting in adrift near shore or approaching Reaver Roy State, sponsored by employe of Boeing A ircraft Co
Marion Nance, district forest
Vears”
or tam pering with mines under the Oregon American Legion, wail for over five years.
J all booths and concessions, any condition in any m anner.
bring between 250 and 300 boys
ranger, of Gold Beach, told the
, *fcli patronized, all t h o s e , ' -------------------------------------- , ranging from 15 years of age, to
Pilot, Tuesday by telephone th at
Lyle Redfield Looks
no fireworks will be perm itted
attended the shoot, S unday,1
the Campus Sunday, to
on
any forest service land at any
i at the club should hold
start a seven-day program of
For Meanest Culprit
events more often
time.
Mr. Nance asked th at any
study and practice of citizenship.
L y le R ed field , o f R e d fit Id’s
Lou Berger drew the card
who plan to use the forest re
Prior to the w ar this program
Grocery, has fo u n d the m ea n
serve for Fourth of July picnick
the name of W ayne j
--------
of study in government. Ameri
est person in th e w o rld —
ing, please adhere to this ruling.
¿ '» L Sn?-)th R‘vcr' who was
Two Sm ith River lads, who can history and geopolitics was
that is, L yle is looking fo r
■> • • J < alibre autom atic nam es were not learned, narrow sponsored annually by the Legion
such a m a n !
Woody Building Will Be
ly escaped death early Saturday in co-operation with many serv
Sunday evening, June ¿3,
x Meeting For T u esday near C arpenterville, when the ice clubs and civic organizations
someone put sugar, or syrup
Given
New Roof
fv , Tuesday,
het- steering mechanism of their car which paid the expenses of many
. _ July - 9, - th e C -----
i« /iis car tank or crank
Scaffolding w-as erected T ues
‘tma \
( lut>
Bold, locked, causing it to go over the of the boys recommended by local
case. Lyle discovered the fact
day at the Woody building in
"’«’..» a rb o r Grange! hank on a curve.
Legion posts.
the next day when he headed
preparation for com pletely re-
ar 8 p. m. Ken Taylor will
A portion of the mens’ dorm i
The c a r rolled over several
toward Eureka for w eekly
roofing the structure, which now
( of his popular colored tim es down the steep descent, and tory, just vacated by the 4-H club
supply of fresh fru its and veg
houses the bus depot, Chad’s con
- aken while traversing cam e to rest again a tree. Pinion boys, has been assigned for use
etables.
fectionery, Redfield’s Grocery and
b0,h the S a |- ed
eu by
uy his
,
foot, one of the boys by the Beaver Boys, while some
A ftei stopping at Fort Dick
a num ber of apartm ents upstairs.
fnr c L
r,vers- Picnic suffered onlv bruises to his leg will also be quartered in Snell
where he bought straw ber
- Simday, July 21, will
Homer Kessler, of Curry Co. hall and East-W est dormitories.
ries, Lyle could not get his
P. O. Office Business
Oraginzation work will s ta rt
1 Lum ber Co., who was following
car started. A garage at
Jumps In Brookings
the ca r at the time, and who sud soon a fter the delegates arrive
Crescent City, a fte r inspec
Proof of the growth of Brook
denly missed seeing the ca r as Sunday, with officers appointed
tion, showed him all the main
tem
porarily
in
charge
of
‘cities’,
ing
m the past year is reflected
bearings gone, w i t h much
it rounded the curve, helped lift
in the increased business a t the
other damage to the motor.
the ca r from the foot of the lad, ‘counties,’ and ’sta te .’ L ater two
local post office, as released by
A reward of fifty dollars
and brought them to Brookings. political parties will be formed
Mrs.
Goldie Sm ith, local postm as
leading
to
elections
Thursday
is being offered by Lyle for
It is said th at the car was dam
ter, Tuesday:
L Aci ley’ most recently of aged beyond repair.
when a governor of the Beaver
information leading to arrest
For q u a rte r ending June 30,
Boy S tate wil be chosen.
and conviction of the culprit.
* h , rancisco Bay region
1945:
Election
of
a
governor
will
be
•e aid work in the tax
Money O rder Business $ 9,848.08.
followed by an inaugural pro
«ioîegcbei0rc ,h a t a res‘-
Stam p Sales
................ 1.139.72
gram Thursday night to be ad
For q u a rte r ending June 30,
dressed by Gov. Earl Snell. The
1946:
complete program will be broad
Ans his home.
Money
O rder Business $16,788.07
cast
over
station
KO
AC.
c.3
*Be University of
Last Thursday morning a tele
Stam
p
sales ................... 1.421.93
Emil
Jahn,
chairm
an
of
the
d Law School in 1914, gram came to the Pilot from the
On the old county road, near
state
Legion
com
m
ittee
in
charge
iced in the w*est m o st' Oregonian, asking th at the edi-
the Charles W arnock place, S a t
Robert Tolm an returned Sun
e since, except during to r observe and phone in be- of this activity, and E. A. B rit urday, Cal Musser and Archie
day
from a trip to Southern Cali
ton.
Eugene,
director
of
this
year’s
* , 4frvice. both in world tween nine a. m. and noon any
McVay, while hunting, ran onto fornia. While there he attended
program, will spend the entire
unusual
or
extrem
e
physical
ef-
a sheep-killing bear, which they the funeral of Wm. S. H art, fa
rm
ln tBe late war.
u. terrninal leave in Feb- fec ti of the low tides, lowest in j week on the campus, with other prom petly stayed.
mous acto r of silent screen days,
state officers here p a rt of the time.
ni^S’i ed. this a re a - Iiked _A
Reputed to be a sheep-killing and visited his soldier friends at
Hidden by fogs which obscured
A recreational program mclud- bear, the two are entitled to a
y«. M * B as Bis future
the regional hospital, where he
•hi week<’kley is exPee,ed any long-range view’ of the low ing two softball leagues, swim bounty of $25.
w as once with the medical a t
ming,
and
other
sports
has
been
-
tide, the only unusualness about
tachm ent. He also saw the horse
I?4 he»nn0Unced Fridav th a t them reported was the fact th at arranged, and educational movies
Miss
Betty
Anderson,
of
S
eat-
races a t Hollywood and visited
will
be
provided.
• j Z L Persuaded t0 file on the ebb-period did not last as
tie, is visiting her m other. Mrs. relatives at S anta Rosa.
for
l *cket as can- long, perhaps, as the usual tide.
John Bowdish and Charles W ard
Mrs. L. D. Rose and daughter, Lyle Redfield. She came Monday.
A district attorney of
Clam -diggers of this area, how-
County
ever took e v e n advantage of Grace, and som P a t were v.s,tors and will rem ain over the F o u rth .' left Tuesday afternoon for Med-
-—
the freak tides to hunt the cov- at the M. W. Rose home over the Mrs. Redfield, who v i * M at Scat- ford on a business trip, and to
«m ^’ nied h
n
‘
hobo.
n
fletl A dvertising eted seafood item.
j«eek-end. They live at Portland, tl,
Calibre Automatic
istol Went To
fayne Blagdon
People Warned Of
Old Japanese Mines
Local Boy Returns
To Open A Store
Gene Gould Heads
To “Boys State”
No Firework On
Forestry H oldings
T>
Vnrrnw 17-
S iTBVv 11
Escape, Saturday
lorney Ackley
ates In Area
Low Tides Arouse
5^^nbuiiadin^nBerookPi^j Concerri o f Paper
Sheep-K illing Bear
Was Shot, Saturday