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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1947)
ÖouM. B. j. Mar 1947 flarhor filai' Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY TWO, NUMBER SIX Indian Descendents Re-organize Association rian Group Try To Form In ___ District The Curry County Indian Heirs Association, Chetco Tribe of the To-8o-Tin nation, was re-organ- ized a t * a meeting held S unday! afternoon at Harbor Grange hall. Dinner M eeting John VanPeit was elected as chairm an of the group and Kath Be Held At ryn Reekman, secretary-treasur [its. Sat. Eve er, Samp Lopez, vice-chairman. A four-man delegation was se hjr the governor of the lected to attend a meeting at Si i district, a Salem man, letz on April 20, with the m eet with a group of C ook ing of the local group to be itarians. an effort will be held the following Sunday, April laturday evening, to or- 27. All interested persons are . a _ _ _____ ___ local Rotary club. A urged to attend the meeting, to meeting will be held at be scheduled at Harbor Grange s about 7 p. m. Saturday at 1:00 p. m. that day. purpose, it was a n n o u n c - l ------------------------------ ------ S ma?.eif Coos-Curry Co-op in-, Names Montanan n-wide in scope and Rotary would bring, Mr., A q V p i v n H 0 *P r asserts, much prestige CW lT la lK d g C r area. Travelers passing i the area would be more Formerly Was Mgr. to ston and tarry if a At Lewistown, Mont. club luncheon could be R. E. A. Plant Kiwanis, Lions, and suchj tttiona! organizations, the. COQUILLE — Bruce Shavere. club takes only one of! formerly m anager of the R. E. ¡cation of business in an A. of Lewistown, Mont., was ap- »ever, the rules are a pointed as manager of the Coos- >k> in that each type of Curry Electric Co-op by the di may have a number of rectors at their meeting, Tues-j tions. day night. Shavere takes over time during the week a ' his duties immediately, rf invitations will be put Fred H artt, who has been act-1 Chapman continued, to ing m anager for the past six ve members who would weeks, left Wednesday morning ee such a club in e x ist-ifor Seattle. H art was sent to e. j assist the local co-operative by eeting, Saturday, is for the R. E. A. of Washington, D.C. j ? organization only. If The hoard of directors of the >i* wish a club here, a 1 Coos-Curry Electric Co-op in- ; be formed, to run un- eludes: Ivan C. Laird, president;! nsaion until the formal M« c - Miller, vice-president; Ros- f the charier, whiclf*ab<’l Brown, secret ary-treasurer; about four or five weeks L. B. Jennings, Louis Lund, Lora the group E. Holverstott, Frank Shaw, A. on of a Rotary club E. Sandbo and Jack Byland. W U a gala affair, Mr. Shavere expects his family to J hinted, because char- move to Coquille late in A pril.. ;rgs usually bring lots 11° has one daughter, 19, and »to such an occasion. one son, who. during the war, spent two years with the radio equipment of the coast guard which was installed here on the southern Oregon coast. At pres-i ent the former coast guardsman is 1 in school O at V *»*w Montana J | IO 11 MJIWl *»v «.•••»* State) F Hiland returned on College at Bozeman, Mont T- Minneapolis where i ------------------- -------- ’ d Attends For F ather on March 24 to a t- : h 'a n d ':< hls- / ati e H liter but f-. ° ? le a l Juanita Kinion Wins , n Essay Contest Here OWRGON Lily Inspector Named For Area Bv State of Ore. New Inspector Will Be Located at Brookings SALEM — The state de partment of agriculture has arranged for the services of a full-time man in the Easter lily fields of Curry and Coos counties from now on until harvesting is completed. The assignment goes to Forrest David of Salem, who will arrive in that area Monday (April 7» and will be remain until fall. David has been making his preliminary rounds this week with Charles A. Cole, hor ticulturist with the depart ment, and well-known in the lily-growing area. The new field inspector came to Oregon last year from Kansas, w h e r e from 1923 to 1942 he was in the greenhouse and floral busi ness. This activity was in terrupted in 1942 when David went into the army. On his release in 1945 he and his father re-entered the floral business in Kansas, la ter disposing of their hold ings to come to Oregon. David has n e v e r grown Easter lilies, but has forced a good many thousand of them. He has been connected with the shipping point in spection service ............ for the de- -pciuv., — partm ent of agriculture since last August, a n d is being transferred from that detail to serve in the field here, He asks that growers in the Coos-Curry a r e a who have problems they wish to take up with him, to leave word at the county agent's office until such a time he has a permanent location, which probably will be at Brook ings, the center of industry. _——------------- -------------- — I O m p C llllO n Digs Azalea Dance ____ THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1947 Home Movies Will Be Shown By N. Kemp As an experiment to test its popularity, Norris Kemp, owner I of the Pine Cone, himself a movie ; addict, will show "home movies” Friday and Saturday evenings. Subjects for the first showing will be views of town taken from the hill, a few closeups of vari ous buildings, and a tew grade school children at play. If its popularity is sufficient, Mr. Kemp told the Pilot he ex pected to make this a regular feature, to the extent of his pro curing 8 millimeter movie film. Electric Store Burglarized Here Tuesday Night Entrance Gained By Breaking Glass of Front Window A scourge, long feared by many local residents who made an ef fort to establish a local police system last fall and winter, has descended upon the community. Robbery and burglary is now becoming quite prevalent in the vicinity, most evidence of which has been seen w ith in th e last four days. Car Broken Into, Saturday At the Azalea Festival dance, Sat unlay evening, at Smith Riv er, Blair Gould’s car was broken No Admission Charge into and a 22 calibre rifle was taken. Tools from the car of Will Be Made: Every O. C. Rawlings were missing at one Is Invited the same event. • Electric Store Burglarized U igh school m u s i c students Tuesday evening, sometime, the will b«’ presented in a concert, D. & C. Radio and Appliance Thursday evening, April 10, at Shop, Brookings, was broken into 8:00, at the high school gym. and some $400 worth of m er Parents are to he special guests, chandise was taken. Entrance was gained by break and will have reserved seats. No admission will be charged, and ing the front window, after which everyone in the community is in the burglar picked up the pieces and carried them from sig' vited to come. Following the program a re-j The merchandise taken iiiv. .ti ception and dance will be held, ed several radios, toasters, bat with music being furnished by teries, records for the phono graph, and other small items. Ao the high school orchestra. e cording to Bob ('ox. owner, and Students participating are: Sopranos; Betti Goldizen, Su his pariner, Archie Dlment, the sie Gurske. June Hassett. Alma blow hurts intensely inasmuch Lou Salmon. Thelma Lee Salmon, ) as they had just started in busi Irene Johnston. Marilyn St ru e -! ness. and much of these items bing, Joan Byrne. Margaret , already had been sold on pre Byrne, Norma Felipe, Joyce Mor vious orders. ris, Diane Burrell, Juanita Kin- j Six lights, each turned on by its individual switch, had been ion. Altos: Barbara Bates. Charlotte! extinguished by the intruders, in Landauer, Ethel Pierce, Helen j a methtxlical manner. Payne, Barbara Stoller. Barbara j Time Partially Established Kinney, Maxine Duffy. Irene) Hugh Gearin, district attorney, Rau, Phyllis Warnock. Ina Payne.' who has a room in the Woody Mildred Crawforod, Kay Doug-j Building, directly across from the las, Ruth Hassett, Joane Me-' the radio shop, said Wednesday he heard what the thought was Donald. Basses: Neil Nelson, Steve Et- breaking of glass about 2 a. rn tinger. Jimmy Carte, Howard; Being too sleepy, he did not in* vestigate. Groesbeck and Bob Church. Tony Felipe. Don Vaughn and Crime Wave Widespread Del Norte County, and that Tommy James will play instru mental numbers. Mrs. Helen Ma section of California has long been plagued with this wave of son will play a violin solo. Eighth grade girls, with Char robbery. Smith River store wa* lotte Landauer as chairman, will included in the early wave, and serve lunch. The program is un the burglars were caught. How der direction of Mrs. Homer, mu ever. the concensus is that this crime wave is being jx’rjwtuuted sic teacher. by a band of professional*. High School Will Stage Concert At H. S. Tonight With Crescent City importing a In the essay contest conducted dance band from Eureka, Satur- hw a>s by t be local Auxiliary of Veter- ^ay pvpnjng. dance-goers passed mainme ch-,rtor ans of Foreign Wars, with topic: * thp Azalea Festival Associa- Superb, W id T l £ "The 1Ion’e ,he Cradlc °! 2 ^ tiono 'lanre and SmMh Mr. and Mrs. August 1 ’he ollies, t-lk mem Citizenship," firs, prize, of SaOO,-0 Crescent City instead. This Johnson Given Surprise Three County High nt of service u went to Juanita Kinion. and sec"ibeld true, also of many Brook- Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson Schools Name Princesses 'un* celebrated cold ond to Bob Church. Miss Kimon s ings who forgot that the With Joan McDonald. Merlie nniwrsarv d essay to be published next week Azalea Festival dance was to were su. prised Wednesday with Baum gartner and June Hassett visit of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Has .gust 31 w n « *n tbe Pilot« W*H he 8601 to the benefit their own community. tings of Eugene. They were on being named princesses to repre [ Superior, Wise until State’ and from there’ if a winner’ The next dance for the asso their way home from Florida sent Brookings High School in ciation will be held locally early (go when ho ♦ will compete nationally, ¡where they had spent the wunted.) the Azalea Festival Court, the is He became an F lk Local judges of the essay were in May when the queen-elect will It was the Hastings' first visit hight sch<x>ls at Crescent City. • w and was made N om s Kemp' Hcrnadine Steele be chosen for the festival. Ar I to this area, and were thrilled Ophir and Langlois remain to rangements will be made known J member for life of and W hirry by the scenery. They expect to be heard from, according to Mil later this month. ' »Polls lodge j — — — — —— ! come back when they can stay dred Byrne, secretary of the as- MXiatiOn. ar* h-A w,dow. Eliza- Local News Items Keeping step with progress of ' longer, to see more of the area Velma Bowers of Wedderbum, -lughters, Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Henry K err left the area. Pine Cone tavern has around here. Mr. Johnson built representing Gold Beach high, "s- Frank Breu- for San Francisco Saturday, to installed a modem draught beer their lakeshore home at Flor- and Gurlah Murphy of Sixes, rep Minneapolis and begone a week. : ence about six years ago. resenting Port Orford, are the ‘ Uimpn. ll of Grand Herbert Leming, son of Mr. bar in the place. According to : four sons, Leo of and Mrs. Leming. is expected to people who know, Mrs H arry Lockland left Mon other candidates already known. mid of Minneapolis; 1 be home soon from Manilo w here; «<• ¿»tile beer and day for Colfax. Wash., for a few “*hfomia and George he has been stationed with the is better than bo _ Use The Classified Ads, weekly days visit. * i . arm v for the past - year. — | more popular with patrons. Ore
