Pag* Two
Home of the Croft Lily
« r.iD M .x u .s.H A R R Q E PILOT, BROOKINGS,
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
Entered as second-class m atter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore.,
March 7, 1946. under the Act of M arch 3, 1879.
F p r m -J o b Training
( over Entire State
Justice Court
In the justice court the past
w eek:
Ralph M. Gedding was fined for
having no clearance lights on his
truck, as was Thom as E. Cox.
F ran k Sandstrom was fined for
having in his possession im m ature
deer m eat.
I n s ta lla tio n of
P la c e e it h e r th e Ian ’
D e c e m b e r o r th e firs, J
p
Rouune busine«
of during the b u s in g
In the four months since its
Following the mee-»tl
inception, Oregon’s farm -job tra in
Rose
m ents of chili b e a n ? ^ 1
ing program has extended to all
[of the
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served’
b,!
lished
counties in the sta te and cr. the
Mrs. Herber pavne y
and I
last day of October, more than
Andrew Hoffeldt M r
age bo
300
V
orld
W
ar
2
veterans
w
ere
N w orking and training in farm ing
ves and Mrs. JeaneVe
i volumi
e-know
procedures while draw ing GI sub
ortunit,
DEW E ì AKERS, Editor and Publisher
sistence allowances to augm ent
work,
their earning,s Governor E a r l
GENE GOULD, Associate Editor
covere*
Snell said early this week. .
rics in
O. I. Paulson, director of the
National Adyortitm q R epresentative
a volu
F
irst
Novem
ber
m
eeting
of
the
state division of vocational edu
Unerica
Chetco
G
range
w
as
held
at
the
KEW SPAPEB
S E B V IC E . 12WC«
cation, reported to the governor
Harbor Community dubi
locati
th at the prgram , initiated last hall last F riday w ith M aster H e r vited guests enjoyed the
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E<i4or^ A.MX^or;
intry, e
July 1. is growing daily and th a t bert Payne in the chair.
annual Hallowe’en pam i win a I
Election of officers w as held Grange hall. Oct. 30. wfc, hly a s
the supervision in most sections
Serving America's Advè
Home Town Newspapers
40 present. Everyone U [were f<
of the sta te is adequate now to with the following resu lts:
M
aster—D.
C.
Jaggers.
of
train as m any ex-servicemen as
asked to come dressed for J
IH W
— Ckac»9o I ■
« r r ic ii •
u»,
bblicatio
O verseer—Benjam in Jones.
desire to learn farm ing, e ith er un
dance, and prizes for
ty of th
L ectu rer—E m m a Hiland.
der an em ployer or on th eir own
tumes were awarded to:
publishei
S
tew
ard
—Raym
ond
Asche.
farm s. M alheur county has more
na Asche and Frank Pi
Btions.
Subscription Rate:
Asst.
S
tew
ard—Loyal
Bates.
than 60 active trainees, with the
prizes for funniest cost^ js of pi
re r ¿ear, in Curry County, Oregon.................. $9.50 prospects
C
haplain—B
ertha
Moore.
to Mrs. Hulda Gardner^
of expanding to 150,
th e ir
T re a su re r—V erna Asche.
Per iear, outside Curry County................
$300 Paulson said.
in th i
Schaal. Games were played!
S e c re tary —Ellen Jaggers.
Ralph Morgan, who is super
early part of the even®) nporiant
G atekeeper—B enjam in T u rn e r dancing afterwards. Refo
visor of the state vocational ag
Ceres—E thel Olsen.
later
ricu ltu re departm ent under P a u l
were served later at tab
Pom
ona—Ruby
Harvey.
son, reported th at every trainee
orated attractively in
F lo ra —T ora Gustafson.
colors.
gets 200 hours of classwork a
To fill m until a b etter m ethod may be realized, the local cham
M usician—Grace Edw ardson.
year under the covational a g ri
Lady A ssistant Stew ard - Ber-
ber of commerce has sta rte d a movement to m aintain police a n , l . culture
. „ , „,
„
W eather permitting thei
instructor in his district,
nadine
Steele.
hours
«fire protection for this area, areas and boundaries to be,determ ined £ besides
T e 100
“ tS
o r of
r ig supervision
h t-o n t
r
scout troop will leave Fndnl
Executive C o m m itte e - W a lte r nlng for a week-end bibJ
C b 3 rle S
Schaab
¡ C h e t c o R iv e r . Several „1
y
e contributors to the fund to be used in paym ent of such a farm - a11 >n addition to the tim e
Metnb&i
0 R EG
per
P ublish
I ATI 0
Chetco G range
N am es Officers
Hallowe’en Pj
Enjoyed By
This Area N eeds Police Protection
m an or men, picked for the J o b .
required of the employer to spend
Appointed by President I M t up .. ,u i.
.
with the trainee,
of Ed F Acklev R o v w a "
L
com m ittee is composed
Each county has a local veteran
y’ Roy " lef,cm ann and Roy Sunderland, to whom advisory com m ittee which ap-
e < osen officer will alone be held accountable.
proves those farm s where training
Contributions are expected from the 50-odd businesses of th u d i* desire,d’ and E r m i n e s if the
area, and from such residents nf th
.
‘ ^arm 1S arge enough anci has suf-
.
f the area, who would like th e ir
ficient equipm ent for training pur
P mises to come under this scope of protection.
P°ses- “This insures the veteran
Promised every assistance possible by the sheriff s
office and M o r a n Tald* SUbsidiba,ion " M r-
m aKnh d c T ' ' i t T "
* " h * ‘° fi" “
™ a" '
' « ^ com m ittees a re com-
S
. Expected of him will be patrolling of the area in the
night, there to observe carefully for fires, for any violations fo law
and with the right and power to carrv nn an \
n ,,
.
*
carry on an> Peace officers duty,
• man. deputized by the sheriff, will also serve in th at ca-
Parity in addition to the duties outlined by the com m ittee
On page nine residents of th is a r e a
' m he i a aPPC'
u . . the comm ittee which » J .
J
pi i m
m ade
ane
ommittee, which asks prom pt action in returning the blank
This
accordimr to the
thn belief
ho iu r of
«r the n Pilot,
.,_. is the
., firs- Men
This step, according
toward making this com m unity an identity In t h e m n m v saai.-
Of this officer would do much to w .r, .1
,
’ Add,,,on
much to u a r ^ the peace of mind of the com-
m unity,
u n itv . a
e ll as
n s f to
n m ake i*
. . . . place in which to live
m
as s W
well
it a „ _____
more . desirable
posed of farm ers in the area, who
appointed b> a s ta te commit-
° f re Presentatives from the
various federal agencies Thev also
approve the wage schedule, which
t0" ard an objective goal of
- J*nd seeks to s ta rt the trainee
«1 o v < i Of ,bis * « 1 . according to
-XIorKa n -
eterans s seeking to en ter the
, V
' e,eran
•'I r m 'ram in g program should firs,
! ° aCt the ve,erans adm inlstra-
t,on- plther in th eir own areas or
__ . the regional . office
..
I?’ 'vriting
at
p o rtiand for
a certificate of elc-
ibility.
Back your cham ber of commerce in its endeavor to expand the
After receiving their e n title
ment iform 1953), the local high
school should be contacted and
such other crops which may p
r
o
f
i
t
^
“
tor. who is hired jointly by the
• r e a 's u -h' " n
' h<? r° “ ndS '° incorPorate the Brookings state a n d school district, will
carry on from there.
rea. Su, h would lx- the firs, step tow ard realization of many ad
vantages due people of thts las, frontier in the United STa«e7
G e o rg e
H ila n d .
; 5e passed
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Oi
Bush’s Lily Gardens
P . 0 . B O X 131
HARBOR, 01
GROW ERS
OF
[xcavi
P R IZ E
Croft
EA STER
P L A N T IN G
L IL Y
STOCK
Still have several hundred first class comnier
Croft E aster lily bulbs, 7s, 8’s 9s, and 10s for
Harbor School Notes
+ I +*
V E T E R A N S
FO R
and Dependents
b ire, Auto and C asualty
Io
United V eterans you
all your past, pres-
ent anti f u t u r e service
benefits. Join and w ork
w ith some veterans' group.
y • I'.
Auxiliary
Meets I. O. O. F. Hall
at Brookings, at 8 p. m.
1st anti 3rd W ednesdays
INSURANCE
TYPING AND
notary public
See
Edith Ott
BROOKINGS
OREGON
third grade
We had a visit from the boys
an ! girls of the second grade this
week. They came to examine our
lood posters.
In science we are studying how
w ater plants get food and air.
are startin g a school g a r
den to see how plants g r o w ° _I
AAcrs, reporter.
See our Stock of
G LA SS
F or Windows!
—It’s complete!
GLASS
CUT
E L 0 W E R S
AND
P L A N T S
' iaiton Are Welcome .Anytime
Hendry^
At the H inchuck Bridge
For Automobiles
Ì es, We H ave These Items!
GLASS
F or All Purposes
1-inch and Dimension Lumber
Chetco
Builders'
Supply
Heatilators for that fireplace
5-16-inch unfinished plyboard
Comptete
Information
Central Building
FL
Chapman Board
Cabinet Hardware
Shove!
Backh
Dragali