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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1946)
OTAY. TC TTB ER _n, ¿ n u u m b S -H A R B O P . PILOT. BROOKINGS. A m eeting was held Tuesday during girls physical education class when it was decided to have shelves made for the girls room. On the committee so see about this work are P atty Braun, Lois gy Larrie Robinson Ann Miller, Nettie Raymond and girls league was sta rte d L arrie Robinson. A cot will be beginning of school, but donated by Ruth Hassett. as the reports have done j poor job of it. rirls league consists of all the high school and the are: ont-Merlie B aum gartner President — Joanie Mac- To the ex-GI who saw his pal fall, or saw those white crosses ¿tary—June Hassett, in Europe, the executions of the surer—Patty Braun, rters—Phyllis Hoffman & 11 top Nazis Wednesday morning was one score that they did not Robinson. it-arms — Dorothy Robin- have to settle. Their coipments were such that would give assent on for the girls league is to the convictions. Legally right or wrong, the ix up the gfiirls room, and easons. The girls gave the world did not frown upon the refreshments on the first , executions which (Pacific stan , and asked for a silver dard tim e—began l a t e Tuesday j. The girls will also have .evening) Wednesday morning saw ooths at the coming carn- | the hangm an’s rope worked for i alm ost a whole day. )ct. 31. With Hitler, these men were tings will be held when and will be kept in good certainly the cause, directly and Most of the girls are in- ; indirectly, responsible for the late in getting the girls room I world war, and much of the con jr as three showers are not ditions in the w'orld today. sit for 40 girls. Alsc the For your every insurance need n9h to make the room more See Pete Lesmeister Agency. League Was led At H. S. week by a c a r accident in which is now recovered, their son-in-law, daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Z. O. C allaw ay and In the justice of the peace court children were injured. They re- children are moving from the Ed during the past week, the fol turned home the la tte r part of Hoar ranch (form erly the Plum - lowing cases came up: | the week a fte r their accident vie-, m er ranch) up the Chetco to the David Arthur Collins, of Phoe times were able to be taken home. Frank Moore place, south of H ar- nix, Ariz., was bound over to the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mello have bor. Mr Callaway, who has been district court under $2000 bond for returned from San Francisco at employed in the woods at Requa, burglary of H. W. Axford home. which place he underw ent a seri- plans to work in this area now. Milton Edward Potocnick and ous operation, and from which he Read Pilot Classified Adv. W illiam P. Clement were fined for pasisng another car without proper clearance. Vernon N. Ireton failed to stop B E S U R E TO V O T E F O R at a stop sign. Frank H. Sues and Alice F. Foley, both of Lane county, were married Saturday by Justice of (Rem em ber the " X ” before the name) the Peace A. E. Sandbo. Justice Court Nazi Convicts Met Death By H anging, (X) DR. A. 0 . SCHMITT On Your Ballot, November 5,1916—for Local News Items CORONER Independent Candidate— Must Be W ritten In On the Ballot Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Courtney of Santa Ana, Calif., P. L. Miller Brookings Oregon of San Francisco and A. E. Mill er of Murphy are viisting at the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Millar this week and enjoying the 4— fifishing. Mrs. Courtney is Mrs. Miller’s sister, and P. L. and A. E. Miller are brothers of Mr. Miller. Good results have been reported of their fishing ventures. A. O. Bailey returned to Cen tral Point Tuesday a fter being a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Foster for several weeks. He GROWERS OF THE WORLD’S FINEST is the father-in-law of the Fos ter’s daughter, Mrs. Lillian Bailey of Seattle. Mrs. R. E. Seem and daughter. Carole, of Chicago, are visiting for several w’eeks at the home of Mrs. Seem’s brother-in-law and PLANTING STOCK sister, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Chris tensen. Mrs. Nellie Bush left early last week on an mission at Omaha, U. S. A. Brookings. Oregon Nebr., where seh was sent by the governor of Arizona, as rep resentative of that state. L ater last week, Mr. Bush lefi for his old home at Parker, Ariz., to spend the winter, and look a fter business. Mrs. Vernon Hanscam and in fant son. Terry Clifford, returned home from the hospital the la tte r part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiling were called to Klam ath County last THE TISDALES CROFT ■,;<ï * < - • > for YO U R home How to ta k e th e ruts ou t o* vour breakfa st routine . . . '-a vs to m a ke vour k itc h e n h o m e y " . . w hat color to chcose ♦ your liv in g rc These are lUJt a *e'v o f the intrig u in g r.e* 'dcas tu rm s ^ e d d o ily on tne W om an's Page c* THE C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE MONITOR These h e lp fu l id e e ; are ' aius * - ue ' m th u d a ily newspaper to r * n o m , t u a t c as vou * o r ’ d news inte rpre ted to show its l ",'-pa;t on sou ar-J your tarn ly I Tne C h ri’ t'o n Science k y ' - g S ccety • One N c r.-a v Street P -.'a n 5. Massachusetts uv c f er a sa e o a l in troductory subscrip* on ts i T -n C n n s tic o Science tor — 5 weeks 130 issues) tor $1 *•« ecus -, ’ ««if S t - L :’I T J C „ ( . I w h t r i jt i s i » >*« week» — ¡HJ-»— C» > : ’- v s , i ’ - .^ i c,h _ They’re Back Again! All metal toys, me chanical Toys, Trains. New Games, Beau tiful Dolls. You’ll find them all at Fire stone’s unbeatable prices! Can ( ontribute To The Brookings High School! EA SY ! and IT ’S FUN! Come to the High School Clearance Sale Hallowe’en Carnival Starts Promptly at 8:00 p. m. Thursdayt Oct. 31 entertainment - side - shows - sTt nts A dults.. 50c; Children. . . 25c ffg» TAVERN CANDLES Just Dusty Regular tw o for 25c NOW WASHABLE TOY ANIMALS R egular $1.98 — NOW Admission: L IL Y Christmas TOYS YOU IT ’S EA STER STANDARD ENAMELWARE R egular $1.45 and $1.75 — NOW CLOTHES BASKETS R egular $1.69 — NOW FRAMED PICTURES SHOWER CURTAINS R egular $5 95 - NOW BATHROOM CURTAINS _____ R egular $3 95 — NOW 1 .2 C “ 1 .0 0 1 .2 0 1 .0 0 2 . 0 5 ~ ~ 2 .6 0 | Chetco Home and Auto Supply Co. COMPLETE HARDWARE LINE 3-
