Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area!
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BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
irld-Famous Scout Leader Will Be
Area, Wednesday, September 11th
Oscar A. Kirkham, of Salt Lake, Will Speak at
Special Meeting, Billed at Chetco Grange Hall
Car A. Kirkham. p ro m in en t
hman and Scout E x ecutive,
alt Lake City, will give an
Wednesday evening, S tp -
er 11. at h a rb o r G range hall,
boon announced by local
scout com m itteem " i.
F o r some year » Mr. K irkham
served ss chief executive of the
S alt L ake council, and in 1925
w as appointed associate regional,
executive of Region 12, com pris
ing C alifornia. Arizona, U tah, Ne-
v ad a and the H aw aiian Islands
i On five different occasions h e j
j served as chief m orale officer a t I
w orld Scout Jam borees, tw ice in
E ngland, once in H ungary, once
in H olland and once a t W ash
ington, D. Ci
Jell Has Lost His
"Address Book"
THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1946
Candidate Visits Here
J. R. "Jeff" Jeffries told the
Pilot, Monday he had lost a
book, a tide table book to
most anyone but him. How
ever. Jeff has a number of ad
dresses in this book- -ones he
needs, so the finder is asked
to return same to Jeff.
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Co-op Announces
Packing Sorting Shed
Schedules, and Spots
Carl C. Donough
Paid Visit To Area
Monday Morning
Democratic Candidate
For Governor Amazed
At Progress in Area
C arl C. Donough. of P o rtlan d ,
D em o cratic can d id ate for gover
nor of Oregon, and his trav e lin g
com panion, paid this a re a a visit
Monday m orning, while doing a
little cam paigning.
He visited Dr A. O S chm itt,
whom hi’ knew w hile Dr. S chm itt
lived at P o rtlan d , and w as shown
about the a rea by him. Mr. Don
ough, like so m any who have not
»seen the a re a for som e time, w as
I am azed alm ost beyond, as he put
it. "w ords to express it” at th e
Carl C. Donough, Democratic 1 p ro g ress which had been m ade in
candidate for Governor, who
this a rea in the past th re e years.
visited this area, Monday, in
He showed especial in terest in
interests of his campaign.
th e grow th of the a re a in face
of handicaps due to sufficient rail
or tru ck tra n sp o rta tio n .
He hinted th at all Oregon m ust
be brought into realizatio n of the
im portance of the a re a in so u th
w estern p a rt ol I he s ta te . W hen
An action w as filed in circuit apprised of the tact, he was s u r
court at Gold Beach, W ednesday, prised to know th at this area,
hv Ivan F. Gibbons and F an n ie L. th ro u g h th a t fact, had liecome
Gibbons, ag ain st C laude Ray D a m ore a p art of C alifo rn ia th an a
vison In th e ir com plaint Mr. and p art of the s ta te in which it paid
Mrs. Gibbons have set forth th e ir I its tax es
dam ag es and expense at a to ta l
of $23.700.00.
Youth Club Formed
This law su it grow s out of an
At
Community Church
accident which o ccurred six m iles
T
he
B aptist C om m unity C hurch
north of B rookings on H ighw ay
is
sponsoring
a B. Y. F. A ssociation
101. on A ugust 17.
Follow ing th e accident Davison to r the young people of the com m
w as a rre s te d and brought before unity. At th e p resent tim e then*
Ju d g e A. E. Sandbo, w here he is a contest for m em bership drive
pleaded g u ilty to a ch arg e of op going on. T he c h a rte r m em bers
e ra tin g h i s au tom obile on th e have been divided into tw o team s,
w rong side of th e road, and paid w ith th e losing team having to
give a p ariy fo r th e w inning team .
a fine for this offense.
All
young people, especially te e n
Ed F. Ackley, B rookings a t t o r
ney, is re p resen tin g Mr. and Mrs. ag e rs a re urged to join this club.
T he m em bers will m eet S unday
Gibbons.
evenings at 7:00 o'clock at the
B ap tist C hurch E veryone in te r
ested in a good tim e p lease co n tact
e ith e r Jo an B yrne o r Gene Gould,
o r come to the B aptist C hurch,
S unday evening a t 7:00.
I m
L arg ely through his efforts a s '
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a d irec to r of S couting in the Mor- > t . , v , .
r ^ e rk ,n s’ ‘¡i
m on church, th a t organization i D„ckinl h / t . u ’
sheds
oday has a a rg e r p ercentage of , Packing
fhp co.op
wi„ to b( be m anned by th e
opened to the
its boys enrolled in scouting th an
public. For convenience of bulb
has any o th e r religious body.
grow ers of this a rea and the tw o
In 1920 be w as appointed exec no rth ern C alifornia counties, the
utive se c re ta ry of the Young following spots have been nam ed:
M en’s M utual Im provem ent a s
Shed 1 Brookings, in w hat is
sociation of the church of Jesus known as the "m ess h a ll” build-
C hrist of L atter-D ay S aints o e-jin g , west of the highw ay in the
cupving this position u ntil hii tow’n of Brookings.
appointm ent in 1941 to the F irst
Shed 2 at C rescent City, in the
Council of the Seventy of the P o u ltry Exhibit building at the
C hurch, the body responsible for county fair grounds.
d irec tin g M ormon m issionary ac
Shed No. 3 at M cKinleyville,
tiv ities in all the world.
half m ile north of the sto re on
T he tim e set for the m eeting east side of highw ay 101. on the
is 7:30 p. m. and the e n tire com B rau e r place.
re- A. Kirkham, noted S alt
m u n ity is urged to come out to
G row ers will bring th e ir bulbs
' J y Scout Executive,
his Mr. K irkham . Boys interested to the closest packing shed in field
s p e a lc at Harbor
in scouting, especially, are in boxes plainly m arked on the end
<9* Hall.
vited to come.
w ith nam e of the grow er, v arie ty
of bulb and estim ated num ber and
size of bulb. A m em orandum re
ceipt will he given th e grow er,
settin g forth the num ber of boxes
and estim ated contents. This will
be subject to verification w'hen the
is packed.
Hendricks Furniture Co., Ward Clothing Store] lot The
co-op urges th a t grow ers
do not send in under-sized bulbs,
Smith Dept. Store Report Huge Sales
diseased bulbs or yearlings.
H arvest will s ta rt soon a f te r
- to this a rea m any new ficient goods to open his store.
Sept. 1, or as soon as it is deem ed
‘*’,ch have long been need-
Wm. W ard, opening in his home
“ sought, H endricks F u rn i- town, found th a t business was tim e to sta rt.
S ard’s C lothing S to re good. Sales, M onday, his opening, __ „
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A p a rtm e n t S to re, th e day w ere g ratifying, he told
F* NicodciUJS Hurts
u businesses of th e a re a , P ilot, and th a t he hoped his new Rijrht Hand In Jointer
- . ^orm°us sales in th e ir shipm ents arriv ed in tim e, so he.
W hile w orking on his jointer,
** bids for trade.
Last T h u rsd ay evening Mr. and
too, would have goods to keep M onday afternoon, M E. Nico-
Accident Victims Rest
•^D epartm ent S tore, p u r- open th e store.
dem us suffered a painful accident Mrs. Jim Yelton celeb rated the
when a knot in the board he was opening of t h e n e w fu rn itu re In Ix*ep Memorial Hosp.
v 'rlPnl,y s F am ily Shop,
LANGLOIS T he m any friends
w orking on threw his right hand sto re a t the hom e of Mr and Mrs.
—ed uith a clea ran c e sa le
into the m achine. He suffered an A rchie H endricks, when a 23-lb. of Dick H ofsess will be glad to
t ''* rn for new goods p u r- Culture Of Lilies Topic
exceptionally deep gash on the tu rk e y and all th e trim m ings, and h ea r th at he is doing nicely a f te r
a ‘0 the ow ners re p o rt For Pilot Feature Item
nal sales.
A lways try in g to be a le rt to index finger. He m ay lose the use w aterm elo n fo r dessert w ere e n his in ju ries su stain ed in an au to
accident a couple w eeks ago. He
joyed.
r,
F urniture Co., open- needs of this com m unity, th e P i of the finger entirely.
received fo u r b re a k s in his legs,
T
here
w
ere
20
seated
a
t
the
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P benom inal lot has been favored by p ro c u re
table,
including
th
e
M
errills,
th
e
tw
o in each bone. He is now con-
. ? ' Monday m orning, in m ent of a pam phlet telling of the Harbor Community Club
Yeltons, th e H endricks, Mr. a n d ' valescing a t th e Leep M em orial
c
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re
of
C
roft
lilies,
w
ritte
n
by
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■ rhcek, Kir. H en d rick s
Mrs. Jo h n K lein, b ro th er-in -law hospital.
ondered if he h ad suf- an e x p e rt from W estern W ash- -Met At Azalea Park. Fri.
Also,, Jo h n n ie Zuppe, of New
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and
s iste r of Mr. Yelton. of P o rt-
ington experim ent station.
fe a tu re quite lengthy, will ap p e a r at Azalea P ark, F riday, w ith a ‘ land; H oke F latn er and Dawson Lake, who w as . tak en to the Co-
in a num ber of issues, until com- picnic dinner at noon. Coffee was I S niderm an . r M ontgom ery
h ospital, is able to be out
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executiv
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of
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store.
"7 on Fire Truck
pleted.
iserved by
Johnnie Zuppe’s b ro th er, who
M iller, H ulda G ardiner and Ver-
Monday w as a new
na Asche Hostesses w ere Viola Terminal Pay Forms Now
V ^ r i n c a ^ c o n 1,
pymp. which will be in- V. F. W. Post Bills
is re p o rted to be in a critica l con
; r « n « a n r P a u li« Pal lady arni An
D istrict
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, lhe Brookings F ire De-
dition. suffering rom pneum onia,
na Waldine, who served w ater-
Dance
For
Saturday
soon. The pum p.
T erm in al leave form s a re now a s well as sev eral broken ribs.
T ick e ts an ad advertisem ent, melon.
Opacity with pressure
ncominc dance
G uests were Mrs. F ern B roule av a ila b le a t th e T em p lar hotel,
a tta c h e d 1 “-“ “ ’K J "
h f i T ^ p Xt s i t - of San F rancisco Mrs R a l p h C hevron S ta tio n . P ilot office an d , Azalea Garden club m em bers
and m o u n ted 3t H arb o r G range hall n ex t
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H a rb o r and B rookings an* urged and rem inded to show
f the cab.
urd ay evening. A ugust 31. have K a is e r ^ r .. Mni. Kamn ru t
a th in m p n , nf th ese flower» at th e C u rry C o u n ’y fair,
Car Accident Hurts
Bring Court Case
w Openings In Brookings Mecca
r Hundreds During Past Week
Entertains For New
Store Opening
it
«he H o w a rd -, been' ordered fK-m th^ P d o t The M i« J a n e t Gordon and Vivian ^ " X Z / r ^ d " ^ C h e te o a , Gold Beach Tim e of entry is
Drovided w a rm -p o st,, No. 13B. last w e e k and are Friday Aug- 30 before 10 a m.
- thL
PUmP is so con- advertisem ent appears elsew here Hudson.
in this .»sue.
¡ng ^ e x e r e i ^ m iorm of horse- now- available to any veteran ask-1 Study prem ium list and c a n y p a rt
.
ma>’ ** booked
r , < d ra n t- ta n k o r w ill
of the load.
inp for them .
Try C la s s ifie d A d s - T h e y pay! ?boes and darts.
from a s tre a m