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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1946)
Horna of the Cro/x L il* Paff6 Ten Brookings Girls Ilc rt In Accident ‘T O A h d A U S -H A K B O K TELOT, B Ä O O K .IN G « . j bride-elect of C lair Johnson of forces of the arm y. He is now sta- . rt Dick. The room and re fre s h . tioned a t F o rt Knox, Ky. m ent tables w ere a ttra c tiv e ly dec Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M ello are o rated w ith su m m er flowers an d at S an F rancisco w here Mr. M el tall yellow tap ers. G am es and a lo is convalescing trom a m ajo r ,x ia l tim e w ere enjoyed. L a te r o peration. in the evening a basket of m is M ervin H anscam left S unday to cellaneous gifts was presen ted to re tu rn to th e U niversity of O re the honored guest for h e r new gon. He is m em ber of T h eta Chi borne I • cream , ^ake and cocoa fr a te rn ity and he and his f r a w ere < rved to conclude the ev e te rn ity b ro th ers will he busy in nt which w ere eighteen geusts. rush week. SM ITH RIVER Miss Rose Po- tncnick and Mrs C arole Lee C roc k e tt, both of the B rookings-H ar bor area, are confined to K napp hospital a t C rescent City, su ffe r ing from cuts and bruises as re sult of an autom obile accident last week at B rogan’s corner, ju st SM ITH R IV E R LOCALS v< t o f here, when the c a r in O t is Oldfield of S an F rancisco which they w ere riding w ith Jim will be here to exhibit p ain tin g s ( arson of Brookings, w as stru ck and also to give a lecture, a f te r by a coupe driven by I) L O’Neil, noon and evening. F riday, S ept. of Brookings, headed north about 20, at th e com m unity hall. This 8 p. m. O ’Neil was said to have is sponsored by th e S m ith R iver been driving on the w rong side C om m unity and all a re invited to of the road and w ithout lights. come to see these paintings, m ade The girls received severe cuts by Mr. Oldfield. and bruises. Miss C rockett was The S m ith R iver Ladies Aid throw n through the windshield, society will hold its first m eeting and was cut severely on h e r face follow ing su m m er vacation, on ami nose. Miss Potoenick received T h u rsd ay afternoon. Sept. 19. a t severe cu ts on he legs from glass. th e com m unity hall. The tim e will Both w ere rushed to K napp hos be 2 o’clock. p ital w here th eir wounds w ere Mr. and Mrs. H e rb ert H untley dressed. Both are rep o rted doing and d au g h ter, B arb a ra, left the well first of the week for a vacation ('arso n was badly shaken up but w as uninjured. A lfred M or trip to P endleton. O re . w here they will a tte n d the roundup, in rison who \ as following O'N eil a t session this week. • the tun. of the accident, took Miss B etty L aym an who spent O'Neil to Brook»ngs for first aid to his broken left arm . Both cars th e su m m er h ere w ith re la tiv e s w ere badl> w recked and had to and friends, left for E ugene w here 1 she will enroll at (he U niversity’ b< towed to B uckner’s g arage. of Oregon. 1A A? A 1A7, GRANGE M EETS Miss B etty T yler, d a u g h te r of Lake E arl G range met in re g Mr. a nd Mrs B urton T y ler of the u la r session last T hursday w ith S ta b Line Coffee Shop, left S u n M aster Bennie H a m presiding day for A rcata, w here she w ill e n o u tm ,■ business was taken ca re roll a s a freshm an at ’H um boldt ol following the opening. T each ers College. n ’ H. E. ch airm an m ade an announcem ent of a club picnic to h. belli at B uckner beech on S m i t h R h e r, Sept. 11. A com m it W ord has been received here by tee was appointed to serve lunch friends from Bill Young tellin g H tho bulb m eeting to be held a t th a t he is now Pvt. Bill Young, th e hall, Sept. 10. having en listed in the «armored Mr. and Mrs. le tte rm a n asked fo r d e n n t to join the C rescent N O T I C E L ‘ luood (¡range. The dem it a p Notice is hereby given by the plication of Monte English of undersigned th a t th e c o -p a rtn e r L 'a c ia tf) F alls (¡range w as read, ship lately subsisting betw een us, appling for m em bership here. A vote of th an k s w as extended un d er the firm nam e and style of ! ’h»yd H aney and his a ssista n ts “B. & B. C afe’’, engaged in the for w orking at the G range booth re s ta u ra n t business in Brookings, County of C u rry and S ta te of O re a ’ the fair. Lake E a rl G range gon. was, on the 8th day of A u won second prize on the booth, i gust, 1948, dissolved by m u tu al I he h.'dl has been g ra n te d to L ec tu rer Ilah Robison on F riday, ag reem en t, m ade and filed on the day aforesaid B erth a L. B eers Sept. J ,, to hold the b o o ster night has re tire d from said firm and program . Pie and coffee w ere e n business, but F lorence B uchanan joyed a f te r ad jo u rn m en t. will continue the business a t the HONORS N IEC E W ITH P A R T Y sam e place u n d er th e sam e firm M t' Leslie Saxelhy w as hos nam ed. D ated at Brookings, C oun tess to a group on F rid ay evening ty of C urry, S ta te of O regon, this at the com m unity hall, honoring 8th day of A ugust. 1946. h er niece. Miss Joy W illiam s, the B ER TH A L. BEERS. Mr. and Mrs. If. W. A xford spent a few days a t th e ir home on th e C hetco, and have now’ re tu rn e d to S an F ran cisco to visit for a few weeks. A udrey and D a rrell D eM artin left for th e ir hom e a t M illville, com panied Donald on * Calif., w here they w ill soon e n te r ■ ' ' ' ' ’ RofUe River school. Subscribe For That Mrs. D o rothy W ilb er and son, Cecil, an d R aym ond R eek m an m ade a trip to C ave J u n c tio n last F rid ay w h ere th ey re m a in ed o v e r night. Cecil, who wil s t a r t school th is year, is going th sta y w itn his a u n t and uncle d u rin g th e school year, w ith Mr. an d M rs. Cecil W ilhelm a t F ria n t. C alif. Mrs. H e rb e rt P ay n e an d h e r nephew’, D onald P ayne, m ad e a trip to M edford, F rid ay , r e tu r n closed fro ing hom e S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . W hile th ere, Mrs. P ay n e an d h e r S e p t . 1 to 2j sister, Mrs. H en ry P ay n e, who is n A shland fo r tw o w eeks, ac- z A DA’S B EA U TÏ SH O P . ’T T" L Local News Item s W i n h o PEOPLE Bl Y MORE \M > MORE K O I . I) BEACH B R E A !)? —because ol its treshness and quality—and be cause it is raised, milled and baked in Oregon! A Dollar Spent In Oregon Helps Oregon Grow!! CHETCO W ¡Ison Freeman STORE Brookings, Oregon ggF t J K / w, / , k " —' o Tragedy. Yea's overseas and then Lome, h e m e —to th **! Familiar forests and woodlands destroyed, o ld fishing streams swollen and muddy, w ildlife gone. You know the reason. Forest and woods fires. Last year they blackened an area the sixe of N ew York State. Last year they k ille d b illio n s of little trees— tomor row s timber— and enough big ones to b u ild 2 1 5 ,0 0 0 five-room homes. A n d vital watersheds were crippled, Nature's beauty scarred. W hat about this year? It w ill be the same o ld story unless Americans— in cluding you— wake up to (he big cause of forest fires. Arsonists d o n ’t start most of them. N o r does lightning. N in e o u t o f te n o re caused b y g o o d , lo w -o b ld - Ing citize n s lik e y o u rs e lf! 0 C E A N V I E W 1» A R K On Highway 101—3 miles North of Brookings A m erica's fo re s ts o re th e r e fo r e !n y o u r h a n d s . Please learn to be care ful. Read the rule* on this page. Read them again. M em orize them. Do your p art . . . always! Ideal For Bulb Land or a Ilom esife ALSO TIMBER LAND SITES PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY Brookings—or George Eller 2225 S. E. Ankeny Portland, 15, <)>•/ J. J. Andrews Box 252 Brookines, Ore ,„ääk T .T 3 • -T «I
