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• becker hospital, a t Portland, for
Schaal, \ erna Asche and M arie
use of the children receiving
treatm en t there, and all who can -en .p el. who served refreshm ents'
at lace-covered tables, a ttra c t-
are to m eet a t the home of Pau- i’vely“'deiorZIed ¿ n t '* ’ a t,r a c t’
line P alliday on the afternoon i and pansies
"asu n u m s
®
~ June meeting of the H ar- of Tuesday, July 9, to work on
I Community club was held them . Bright colored pictures are
afternoon with President needed for the scrap books and
Judkins, presiding. T here anyone who has some for the
23 members and two vis-i work is asked to contribute them.
Mrs.
Stanhurst and; Mrs. Wood, president-elect, was
I JU
>< Faye
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Bradlev, present. During the named as the member to repre
Mrs. Bernadine Steels left re
ess meeting the following of- sent the club at the m eeting of cently for Mexico City with two
were named for the com- the Azalea Festival organization. teachers from California, where
I year .
Lillian M atthews was in charge they will study at the University
Ä ,> Jen t_ B erth a Woods.
of recreation hour. She furnished ot Mexico this summer.
Wce-president Hazel Hendry. wood clothes pins and scraps of
They will specialize in Mexican
Bcretary-treasurer
Missou cloth and netting, with the mem handicraft, and enjoy sight-seeing
jrgan.
bers fashioning little brides. Mrs. trips while there. Mrs. Steele vis
Woods was the first pres- S ta n h u rst’s bride was judged to ited at San Francisco and Los
t. when the club was organ- be best, and Marie Hempel’s the Angeles with relatives on her way
in tne 30's, and held th at of- next best. They were la te r used south.
succe«ively for five years,
on the tables as place cards
was decided to make scrap
The hostesses for the afternoon Ina Pavne Surnrispri
vere R u th
R a th ia n v
\ y UrprlSeil
b to be sent to the Doern- were
Ruth Baihiany. M yrdei On~ j4"th Birth^'y? Thurs.
;lx>r Community
ib Elects, Friday
Local Teacher
Studies In Mexico
!
Miss B arbara Stoller entertain-
ed at her home Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Ina Payne who
celebrated her 14th birthday that
day. Games and stunts filled the
evening with fun, and the hostess
served refreshm ents o f salad,
sandwiches and cake to the group
late in the evening. Ina received
many presents from her friends.
Present were, besids the guest
o fhonor, the hostess, and Bever
ly Stoller, Phyllis Huffman, H el
en Payne, Beverly Hill, Mary Lou
Stoller, Bonnie Summers, Don
M erritt, Edward Summers, Doyle
Rausch, and Raymond and Rob
ert Reekman.
WE S E A T
3 7 ,0 0 0
PEOPLE!
THIRTY-SEVEN AT A TIME
Forest Service
Crew On Chetco
8008 Cafe
Featuring
STEA K D IN N E R S
—an d —
FRESH S E A F O O D S
— a t noon—
1
? ee Pete” when in need of a home, bulb land,
property in the B rookings-H arbor Area.
durance ( overage For Your Every Nee<H
Fete J. L esm eister Agency
R itrai
Real Estate And Insurance
Building
Brookings, Oregon
Now on Display!
Electric and Gasoline Turbine
W ATER
PUM PS
New Fluorescent
L ighting
fixtures
BROOKINGS electric
RADIO CO.
v - A. M ENDENHALL
Two forest service crew s a re
now w orking on the C hetco riv e r
roads at the present tim e and
have th eir cam p on the n o rth
bank road. E arl Sm ith of G ra n ts
Pass has a live-m an crew p u ttin g
in a concrete cu lv ert at Joe H all
creek, which replaces the tr e s
tle which was used for y ears u n
til this last y e a r when a fill w as
put in.
Fred G a rd n er of H arbor, w ith a
four-m an crew . is now doing the
m aintenance w ork on S ta te R ed
wood P ark read, hut will move to
the upper C hetco this w eek w here
they will do the sam e kind of
work. They will replace the a p
proaches to the U pper C hetco'
sum m er bridge which was w ashed
out last w inter.
P lans a re also mad«* to build
a h ig h er bridge on the U pper
C hetco next year, to replace the;
low er su m m er bridge, so th a t,
except d uring high w aters, the
riv e r m ay be crossed e ith e r w in
te r or sum m er.
&
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Open 7:00 a. m. to 11:00 p. m.
D IN N E R S AND SH O R T ORDERS
Seven Days a Week
FLORENCE BUCHANAN
Proprietors
BERTHA BEERS
L et M E Build I t ____!
M A SO N
& EDW ARDS
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Brookings
Oregon
LUMBER
We can supply now with:
Special! %xl2-inch and 34xl2-inch
REDWOOD BOAT AND SKIFF LUMBER
-also-
ROOFING AND CEMENT
Builders’ Supply Company
Smith River
California
ia if
8M0MM2
MARKt?
t all times we strive o have the best n all
Fruits and Vegetables
—shopping at our sto e is the thrifty thing to do.
Sister Honored By Party
On Her Birthday.
Mrs. Adela H assett and Bill
Ellis e n te rta in e d a group of about
; 20 friends at a p a rty F riday eve
ning in honor of th e ir sister. Mrs.
E leanor Thom as, whose b irth d ay
was that day. Mrs. Thom as was
really surprised when she was
taken to the G range hall w here
th e group had gathered. G am es
and dancing w ere enjoyed, w ith
refresh m en ts served late in th e j
evening
First planned as a beach party, {
bad w eather forced the affair in- i
doors. The honored guest received j
m any gifts.
Any Capacity Desired
Sell, Buy or T r a d e - I n Pilot Classifieds
Plenty of 2x4 and 2x6 surfaced fir and redwood.
And Serve GOOD FOOD at all Times!
B R O O K IN G S -H A R B O R
Real E state For Sale
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Local News Items
Rev. Gilbert C hristian and fam
ily spent last Tuesday with Dr.
Stevenson, and left the next day
for California on a vacation trip.
Mr. C hristian is assistant pastor
of the First Baptist church of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer of A lturas,
C alif, are spending a few days
in Brookings. Mr. A rcher is Co.
Surveyor of Modoc County.
lq c k e r
Who are the folks who are not worried about i
food shortage.' \\ hy, those who wiil he using our J
Frozen Food Lockers
service of course! Be safe—Be Thrifty—a rran«e
for locked space while summer fruits, vege'ables
and poultry are plentiful.
We expect to start locker service July 10!