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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1946)
Inspection Is ipleted Here In The Mailbox: subscription expires as I want to keep taking the paper -b u t I Editor, Pilot: Have been w ant do wish it'd come regularly. So ing to w rite you for some time to many thanks..- Virgil Wolfe. let you know I think of you often a L Geiger. Deputy S ta te and wish 1 were s t*H in that vi- jtural inspector who has cjm ty to give you all my support, «iened for inspection w ork H°Pe things are going well with n County, reports th at he ;'l,u anc^ that business is getting iSt completed field inspec- K>,ter a11 the time. ork. He is leaving a sup- W Hl you please change my ad- SMI PH RIVER Swimminng f application blanks w ith dress to P. O. Box 6, Branscomb, classes, sponsored by Red Cross, ries of three local assoc- Calif., instead of San Jose? I started Monday afternoon a n d and at the County A gent’s don't know what is wrong but I are being being conducted each n Gold Beach. These appli- onl>’ receive about one copy or afternoon for two weeks, with forms are available upon sometim es two, a month. 1 really classes for beginners, swimmers, A nurseryman's license ; do enjoy the paper immensely and life-saving and adult classes. The „¡red by law when grow ers would like to receive each copy- instructor is a student from Uni ore than fifty dollars w orth! d it is convenient, as I know ev- versity ot California, and experi the year The nurseym an’s eryone in Brookings (practically) enced in swimming and life-sav fee is five dollars and it and am still interested in all the ing courses. Classes are held at »$ a grower of one-half acre local developments since I left, Smith River bridge. All children The increasing ra te is which your paper covers com and those who wish to take life- saving courses, are welcome to ■d up to twenty-five dollars pletely. !ing upon the size of the Thanks for the inconvenience attend. and please let me know when my The Young Mothers club held its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at .the home of Mrs. Edward Westbrook. Hostess pro vided a pleasant time for her I guests. Refreshments were served to conclude the afternoon. Those ¡enjoying the afternoon were Isa- 1 bel Buckner, Anna Marie West- ('brook, Beverly Barnum, H arriett DINNERS AN D SH O R T ORDERS y (Hight, Rosemary Ferrill, Agnesi Westbrook, Grace VanZee, M ary, Seven Days a Week Pats Bailey, Rena Tryon, Louise VanZee and Terry- Ulrich. JORENCE BUCHANAN BERTHA BEERS Proprietors Mr. and Mrs. H arry Lockwood have returned to their home on North Bank road from Broadbent, Ore., where they were called by death of their little grandson. Jerald Gregory, 6-months-old son of Mr and Mrs. Gene Bower, who passed away following brief illness. Sunday, July 7 Besides the parents, a four-year-old broth er, David, survives, and his g ra n d -1 parents. Mrs. Blanche McGreery, P o rt land, spent several days here asj house guest of Mrs. Agnes Maris, while visiting her close riends, Mrs. Mary Anthony and sister, Mrs. Ella Plaisted. She left on the bus for Gold Beach to visit friends before returning home. i .A rs Eva Hill spent several d a y s . visiting her son and daughter-in- «fe law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crock ett, and family, in the Chetco valley. M ARRIED H ERE TUESDAY James E. Karney, recently re turned veteran of the south P a cific, and Wanda Faye Ridgway, both of Crescent City, were m ar ried here at the. Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, in presence ot relatives of both bride and the groom. Rev. E. C. Hicks, pastor of the local church, read the sin gle ring ceremony. Following the VERN wedding trip the couple will be at home at Crescent City. CZ w tu oo Chetco Home & Auto Supply Company Red ( ross Starts Swimming Classes complete hardware stock Annou/ices Newly Arrived Hard-To-Get Items: Kapak Life Vests, adult size Door Chimes Grass Whips Garden Rakes Crescent Wrenches Hydraulic Jacks, 5-ton and 3-ton A & 8, Cafe Pipe Vise Stilson Wrenches Lily Blossom Snippers Open 7:00 a. m. to 11:00 p. m. Bench Grinders White Enamel Kitchen Utility Tables we Silver Seal Ironing Board, with pad and cover EX ALL . J.. . A G A IN ... New , Added GREYHOUND S E R V IC E ! STORE hetco Drug Co* T. W. Z E N I E R PHONE 183 V aoiiN iuc (T ÎO V M Û Î A<OOC£ 45 MEW/ 2 r A //O Í AFC XOO M O H t r TOO- o o & a ó BERN’S AUTO SERVICE Authorized Dealers for l M0N OIL CO. PRODUCTS COMPLETE automotive service Portable and ‘‘In-Shop” Electric and acetylene weldtog B ookings E I! O M At MVCM POO FoOOS O regon . PISTOL RIVER Mrs. M. A. Dahl was called to Crescent City, Monday, because of illness suffered by her sister. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen W alker last week. He has been named Edward Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price made a business trip to Roseburg last week. Mrs. Price’s sister returned with them for a short visit. Mrs. Mary Gadrow of Seattle, niece of Mrs. Rose Raymonds, stopped briefly here, en route to Los Angeles, Thursday for a visit.! Mrs. John Shoff's m other and father of San Francisco, are here visiting Paul Hockema is home a fte r vacationing with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Flood of Cen tralia. Wash., visited Mrs. f lor- > ence Book on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Harlow, interior decorators of Meier & Frank Co., Portland, were here last week to furnish Raymond’s Lodge which is now open for business. S* *• Pete for your every in- r lite r Agency’., K R O O K I N G S to EUREKA and COOS BAY Greyhound now gives you more service than ever to San Francisco, Portland and intermediate points. More through schedules . . . extra buses in operation between Eureka and ("oos Hay, make your Greyhound travel easier, more convenient . . . at the same low, doliar-saving fares. See your local Greyhound agent tor full information on this new extra service from your city. T. S. A b b o tt, A g e n t ' ' 9 Woody Bldg Brooking« G V R dp*»" EYH OUND ar**-*»N. AME1j y f e f c 1
