Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, April 17, 1947, Page 12, Image 12

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    BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT,
the place has been set as Vin­
Pine Cone
THEATRE
Rotary Club Was cent’s Azalea room.
Formed Here Last AAA Signup Due
Saturday Evening Before May 1st
Continued from page one
The new R otary club of Brook-
GOLD BEACH May 1 will be
B ox Office Opens 7:30 ings has the same general ob- the last day th a t C urry county
I jectives as all other Rotary clubs farm ers and ranchers can sign
Show S ta rts 7:45
N * or
orth
to co
co-operate
the e 1947
ag-
O tjutjui l in n ?
T h and
an (1 South
s °uth America, in up
un to
-o p eraie in in
im i «
k
Brookings
Europe and Asia, in Africa and ricultural conservation program
the
islands ( J of
to t. en-
* I Iv
I
l i the
lt
* Pacific-
d v 1 1 IL - — I O
Il* ’
V C.
.
V J.
.
*- Doyle,
It *
v chairm
l l n U i l i u an
li
v of
/i
i n the
v
courage and foster the Ideal of county AAA committee, has an-
Last Time T onight:
Service as a basis of w orthy en- nounced.
terprise, and in particular, to
While about 136 operators al-
encourage and foster:
ready have filed their plans at
1. The development of ac- the county office, Doyle pointed
quaintance as an opportunity for out th at there are a few who
I service;
may be disappointed la te r be-
2. High ethical standards in cause they didn’t file in time,
business and professions; the rec-
Program practices must be ap-
ognition of the w orthiness of all proved by the com m ittee before
Friday and S a tu r d a y -
useful occupations: and the dig- they are carried out. which is an
nifying by epch R otarian of his im portant reason the county corn-
A pril 18 and 19—
occupation as an opportunity to m iitee would like to complete
serve society;
j all sign-ups as early as possible.
3. The application of the Ideal Program funds will not be avail-
of Service, by every Rotarian to able to assist farm ers and ranch-
his personal, business and com- ers w-ith the cost of the prac-
m unity life;
J tices if p rior approval is not
4. I he advancem ent of inter- given by the county committee. ‘
national understanding, good will,
chairm an explaned that
w ith R o b ert Y oung. B a r- and peace .hreugh 7
feL pra« I c J w S ^ u ^ r , ” ™
“Home Sweet
Homicide”
Al! of the oar* t 'n e ’oin*<'’*s.
have been laid off until a fte r <t t
ut*VR hog«
.• \ v en the new budget will sck,
at the
be made up. Funds have been ex- ,
°° '
hausted, according to Gene Al- , " Iiss Ruth
ert. supervisor of this district. , -v for San Fj-
Z. J. C rockett ju st reported '/.L ?.?lkwal c<'i
iking two coyotes w ith ‘g e tte rs’ t ‘ . ’’’’kcrs. Mrs
and Miss Ma.
al hough he is not on the pay­
companied her.
roll.
Mr. and Mrs
_ __
_
son and Mr. and
*ng have had as
U O i l FI
a F lP p if
John V VanPelt
Mrs. George R. H arris is in Saturday when****
Seaside H ospital. C rescent City, meeting of the * '
f°r medical atten tio n ,
tribes, Sunday
Local News Items
IE TWO. NUMBER
‘J U ST P U T A RECORD iry Club Here
Is 2 Unique
■nctions
THE S L O T A N D ^
1 Westerly Club
United S tates; In
corporated Towi
“LADY
LUCK”
b a ra
a
Ctly.
H ale P i n « a
n d ie . r i U S a
m m
l?W’ h1,p ° f busi.n e,s* andu prSieS:
ment mu8> “ " 'rib u te to eonser-,
united in the .deal vatlon on thc farm and
w ill be d eliv ered by E a r, S tu a r t
w ith .Merle O beron, P au l
’
t -»
^ T Z k e s ^ b
e a ^ fX llo c a ^
Broi
w ill
in i that
I* 1 ' • « distinctive
» » « « v i n e in
nai
li
chartered
will
be
n it w
ill oe
»»•
i
ri
Concert. Thursday
‘Flight To
Nowhere”
A la n C u rtis. P lu s a c o m -«
edy.
( m em
T h bers
u ,„ a ,
become charte»
l2 ;W noon, h a / I
been set as m eeting tim e and
---------------------- Rtn n g um e, ana
HEAT
1 our House With
CUSTO^AtRl
OIL CIRCULATING HEATERS
accepted and
a ppro v ed
by underwriters :
For Sale By:
J* J. Gallagher
p l u m b in g
Oreffon
■• h i ,,«
Blue
ti j
M b v i e named for th
fiL’
the club at luncheon las
}y, and consist of:
P. Hendricks, P ete ,
to, Roy Wledeman, I
i n
K l £ l l SCHOO! S t a ^ T S
i before his. was hHd by Coos Bay.
Tem fiorary officers whose ten-« d »
,
~
ure ex p ire, at .he c h a rie r meet- a ” ‘’„"„7, ", Pa<L u h u"” ; T h" r’ -
ing. are Dewey Akers, chairm an, under
high/ c!’.°o1 cborus. J
W ednesday and Thursday
and K. H. Hibbard, secretary.
ir d,rort,on of Mrs. Levitt
Classification com m ittee includes
’ p resen ted ,h e follow ing
April 23 and 21—
Ed F. Ackley, T. S. Abbott and P s t i r ¿ n n n c U t n
,
Ralph Vincent
h ta r s Pan K!cd Banned icom-
TMree More Sip« C harter
D.
w. s. Chadwick. Archie Hen- a t
'h H y ? ? ? £ ’ „ 1 Love
dricks and Bob Cox. W ednesday M a rv \ ”
* ° f S t’
noon, signed the c h a rte r roll, to n ‘p R iv e r" H
th °
of
become additional c h a rte r mem-
Duet h t o
I? XJ d ChorU8’
S ta r r in g J a c k H olt a n d bers. A few classifications re- SPtt
’V Ruth and June H as*
Brookings
sterly club in the U n it.
Thc Ninth Bond-Coos Ba
ihich sponsors th e loci
i
c club fro m w h ir
p will wrest title o f i),
most w esterly club.
New W ay to Pìay Ri
i
<« .».1(1 (re o r? e Brent., t i e most w esterly club in the
United S tates, which distinction,
P lu s a C arto o n .
N A T IO N A L L Y
town in thr United Sta
^ave application in for
and furthermore, if
a charter il w ill be th
district governor at a special ♦
. anoca
m eeting which will lx* attended,' conservation. ¿ a « » ' b e e n
“Temptation”
T tie »
hization of a R otary clt
bokings, which w as coi
¡last Saturday when a|
was made for a c h a rte
out two unique feature
local club can boas
it is the only un-inco
Com -, slonal men
' ’ .)a *
,
.. , . 1 the over-all conservation program
! V j B j x w k . n g a
o( the coun,
Each coun, v
.
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w,ll hold week y meet-
an aH otm ent for ronserJ
'"** w a
a
¿ 5 “"
va" ° " »•»■•t- <>«• »mount of work I
Z " ''« 'n e r f a y s This m ay be fo r „ hlch p ay m en , can
Sunday and Monday_
fo,^nS u
PreiZ n' T
“ " " ‘" a is limited by the size of the coun-
by members. As soon as tv hod«.»» t k „ .......
,
M atinee, 2 p. m., Sunday it found
has been form ally adm itted to . tors aPPiarin£r ♦ h ¡' « ° /
'
m em bership in R otary Interna-
T J "
'T
,ntHentl° nS
tional, its official R otary c h a rte r nrocr tm on H i m " h Ut? ‘ r th 5
A pril 20 and 21—
T ah* ’an
Here’s that sensational new
Philco ” 1201” that makes the
single record ra d io -p h o n o ­
graph automatic. N o more fuss­
ing with lids, tone arms, co n ­
trols and needles. Ju st put any
size record in the slot, close
the door and it p la y s! I t’s
amazing . . . come in and try it
yourself. Immediate delivery,
while our limited stock lasts.
|Ralph \ me.
•resident | ;. \ W in Ic m a t
i t o ’tre a su re r
u .irr
fcnt-at-arms B. J. Goulc
pmbership, in addition t
pcs and members of th
directors, whose nam e
ar on the c h a rte r roll
or Ask. Stanley P a tte r
1 Ackley. T. S. A bbot,
uhimbers John G in,her
!
" A. o. Schm it,
St, A,
V A_ ^len
Sr. Lloyd Stefani, Home)
> H. rh Mason, Gene F
md Homer Kessler.
*
A O oh Tuesdays
1 luncheons, it w as de-
’he club, will be Tues-
r '12:1(1) a t V incent’s
w»ni This date showed
1(t with the various
D. &. C. Radio And Appliance!
Conley Heads Co.
In Predatory Kill
♦he' r n r ^ COnley’ Brookings. led
he C urry county hunters last
month, taking nine predators in
27 days of work, says R. M Knox
county agent. Gold Beach The
predators t a k e n included two!
coyotes and seven bobcats.
and k Ada/ ns look two covotes i
and one bob cat in 10 davs jto
!faa ™ T nt
days ass» tin ^
farm eni In setting traps for bo tii
”7 davstatn k-y C° legrove worked
da>s- taking one coyote, three
bobcats and two bears p ohprt
H ildebrand worked 18 day, u k
mg three bobcats.
*‘ l
—
DINE
at Viaeea
A P la c e O f D istin ctif
Breakfasts
and 1 >cwc
he board elected offlcei
group, but nam ed th
’-treasurer and sergear
from the m em bership:
ent Dewey Akers,
P H IL C O DISTRIBUTORS
A rch
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D im e n t
Robert
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"" T e m P ’a r
Brookingsl
y tnsemDie.
J n s tru m e n ta ! numbers by Don
• \ aughn, Tony Felipe and Tommy
Jam es.
J
’ Indian Dawn.” and ” Green
C athedral" by girls glee club.
Vocaj soio by Susie Gurske
with violin accompaniment.
Pale Moon, ’ and "V enetia,”
by girls glee club, accompanied
; on the violin by Mrs. Mason
“Romance”, violin, by Mrs
Mason.
! “Road to M andalay,” “ a Per-
( f
Day’’ ‘ Boccssional," and
«Vh<-n .he W hite Azaleas Are
| Bloom.ng.- b>. , he mUc()
« , UA w cep.ion and danee followed
the program .
N.
Merchants
Fountain Service
D IN N E R S
DeLuxe Ice Cream and 0
^u-aifed
i
on his recent
■ °‘u the m em bers a t
' U * ° u,d be from four
• m D'fore ,he local club
reccive its c h a rte r,
««J that every effort
^mdde t0 rush the m at-
ch arter, some
be chosen as
p ’ ‘ , r '-dion n ig h t” a t
I
ex,H
)
'
I
('.w piille,
L t •
jr «. M edforJ
I pa,,he. sponsorin8 c ,t
' 5
” sponsorin
nL scnt pins to the i
. _
‘ said, and wi
fOrmf‘d C lub
I
Rotary,
; a u * si« npd u
J’ fo r th
P H O T O G R A f'
BROOKINGS. ORE(
v V ° ° l. Rod & Gu
’ • ra ns of Eoreig
'oterested, especiall
* ’I meet a t Pet
^»z./; ' ’d i e t i n g plan