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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1947)
I W a>' *e.> j JoJ nd. W e unday. ® '■<:• ‘ 1 Van sday and' l2=F nley II called nee Fa:», | mbers of j bank. Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! *• Andv 5 M r ’ .u Josephs] J Two, N u m b e r 21. nbus. oj indefiniu BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY. OREGON trs Adopted Budget Heeling. Thurs. Joe She, e Joe of 1 at the M. P. Not Dissolving Says Bulb Co-op Directors Rumors a n d propaganda have been going the rounds that the West Coast Bulb Growers Co-operative is go ing to dissolve. The Board of Directors of the Coop wishes to refute all such rumors and misinformation. The Co-op intends to continue in busi ness and sell through the legitim ate jobbers as form erly done. Rod & Gun Club Mill Hold Picnic THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1947 Al Sarver Passes ? wav (U ‘ U (ln „ , At San Francisco Hosp. |\ ® UFl U * H O llO r Advances Nearly 1 El VC TV L()C<11 oCOllt Al Sarver, who came here from Klamath Falls about two years ■ ci * 2 Second annual picnic of ago and bought property in the the Chet co Rod and Gun Easy Street district, passed away * _____ Asdaie Narrow M a rg in club has been set for Sun- early last week, it was reported home j. j 1107 to 89 B u d g e t 61 Merit Badges Won dop. July 27, it was announc here too late for publication last nJing ed Monday, by Bob Perkins, week. proved fo r Schools By Troop 32 Since last president. This affair will be He is survived by his widow, Mark Court of Honor be held at the myrtlewood two sons. Al Jr. and Joe, besides blowing [school fcodfcet revised af- grove about seven miles up two sisters. Mrs. W. M. McKean visiting defeat on June 16. t o In the second court of honor, the Chetco, starting just be and Mrs. H. A. Jockens. both of i. Ifte anticipated d e m a n d s . of held since the first of this year. fore noon when a pot luck this area. Iters u 17, was adopted last 15 hoys were advanced in rank dinner will be enjoyed. n j M m ay evening by voters of in Scoutcraft, last Friday when ie sui Rod and Gun Club mem (net 106 to 89. while very an out-door affair was enjoyed i and bers, their families and their was different than the at Mill Beach at 7 p. m. and Roj friends are invited to come defeat on J u n e 16. With Ray Gardner, Curry Co. plane n and enjoy the day. Kiddies Lf?t n the “ b u d g e t ” w a s Scout Commissioner, acting as :evens oil will be treated to games in [c the past two or three Effective Monday, H a r r y Regular meeting of C h e t c o clerk of the Court of Honor, Dick the afternoon, and a softball after it had been pointed Chapman, district manager ball game will be played if Grange was held Friday evening March, Bruce Yelton, Quentin I JOStl WMild n s e of West Coast Telephone Co., at the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mason and Lawrence Callow’ay ( nough players cun arise after budget was d e fe a te d , w h e n were advanced to second class has announced a new sched the big meal. Coffee and ice Redfield Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scouts. (red warrants w o u ld b e p u t ule for telephone service in Rail and Mr. and Mrs. William cream will be furnished by the p roperty ta x e s . T h e s e the Brookings exchange. Jimmy Lytle, Ronald Akers, Weideman were initiated into the the club. (red w arrants w o u ld d r a w ¡first two degrees. I Bill and Bob Shipley, Glenn Or- The local exchange will be According to Bob Perkins, «nt interest. Joe Bush was recommended by t ton- Jlmmy Vincent, George Ber open from 8 o’clock a. m. to there will be prizes for many Traiwiwp A d d e d the Grange to be a member of ^er Hnd Rob Garrard were ad- 11 o’clock p. m., on week days events which will come up and from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. ml training will be add- during the afternoon, includ the county fair hoard. The mas- 'anced to first class scouts, ter appointed Herbert Payne to In the merit badge awards, the on Sundays. This is in line for the c u r r i c u l u m t h i s ing casting contests, etc. replace Walter Pearmine as the following were given: with the expressed intention sear. Tools f o r t h i s n e w Grange represntative on the local of the telephone company to »ere ordered a n d a r e e n Glenn Orton. Gardening. Land* Azalea Festival committee. establish, as soon as the new jto Brook.ncv made p o s s i scape Gardening, Home Repairs, The lecturer’s hour was high Horsemanship a n d Marksman* equipment may he obtained, ble B ro o k in g s R o t a r y lighted by color slides of ihe ship. a modern telephone exchange inch paid fo r th e to o ls . , , July 4 parade, shown by Benja George Berger: Home Repairs. with unlimited service for the li Expected H e r e S o o n min Jones. He did not have all Bill Shipley: Home Repairs, local subscribers. Hampton, w h o h a s b e e n Installation of officers was held the floats tc show as part of his Swimming and Printing. The newly established serv by Chetco lodge, Odd Fellows, films had not been received from 11* principal f o r t h e c o m - Boi» Shipley: Home Repairs, ice has been brought about and who is n o w a t t e n d - last Thursday evening at the the developing company, ;md he Printing and Swimming. chiefly through the efforts of I. O. O. F. hall with District will show them at the next meet m 'H h c ! ;it O re g o n Bob Garrard: Home Repairs, Ed F. Ackley, local attorney, Deputy Grand Master, Lawrence i n g . Among these “shots” will I 1' > • xpected t o b e Leatherwork, Leafrercraft and Mr. Chapman said. “Mr. Ack kings about A u g u s t 1, t h e Myers as installing officer, as be the float entered by the local ley has convinced the tele sisted by Milton Foster, George Grange. The pictures were clear Horsemanship. board announced. He will Jimmy Lytle: Art, Airplane phone company and myself Hassett. Paul Whirry and How and colorful with very attractive “ dy lay o u t a l l school Structure, Gardening, Woodcarv- that telephone service in this ard Cantrall. |for the c o m in g year. backgrounds. ing. area should be improved. Mr. and Mi’s. Alan Woodriff The follow ing officers will head Ronald Akers: Aeronautics, there is no foundation Pending the establishment of the lodge for the next six months were presented a gift from the Aerodynamics, Aairplane Design, »tatement in this sense, the proposed modern equip are: Grange as it happened to be Airplane Structure, First Aid, are afloat here that a ment we are pleased to make their 41st wedding anniversary. Personal Health, Stamp Collect Past Grand- Bill Ellis. different womens or- this improvement. We agree Noble Grand Charles Hassett. Refreshments were served by ing, Woodcarving. Safety, Home wish homo economics with Mr. Ackley in his asser Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Jaggers, Mrs. Repairs, Gardening.. Vice-Grand Lloyd Stefani. the curriculum, and may tion that Brookings should Beryl Bollinger, Mrs. Sophia Warden Paul Whirry. LaVerne Mendenhall: Metal realized. have unlimited service and Jones. Benjamin Jones and Bill Work and Safety. Conductor—John Darger. Ifiroilmewt M a y J u m p shall provide s u c h service W ridge. Chaplain—F. N. Tygart. Quentin Mason: Home Repairs the instant that we acquire the lumber industry be- Inside Guardian—George Has and Cerpentry. the necessary- equipment.” stablished in this area, sett. Gene Gould: Marksmanship, 4 new sawmill about to Outside Guardian — William Cooking, Safety, Civics, Electric lr the site of the old ity, Personal Health, Public rotll. the school popula- Right Supporter to the Noble Health, Pioneering. First Aid. Grand—Lawrence Myers. Satellite club held a pot luck Physical Development and Wood Left Supporter to the Noble dinner at the home of Mrs. Edith carving. past three years. Grand—L. A. Harvey. Eddie Stark: Printing. Low last week with 16 members Jimmy Vincent, Aeronautics, r families are connected Mrs. Jim Breedlove, of Rose Right Supporter to the Vice- and two guests present. Plans were made for the entertainment Aerodynamics, Airplane Design, J°Wng operation just to burg. whose troup played locally Grand—Charles Crosby. °f town, and about 20 during the Azalea Festival, was Left Supporter to the Vice- of the Worthy Grand Matron Airplane Structure, Athletics, and Worthy Grand Patron, July C i v i c s , Cooking. Electricity, 2'r e*pected here once in this area over the w’eek-end Grand—Robert StanhursV Bros, mill is put into visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Right Scene Supporter—Jack 27, who are coming to help the! First Aid. Life Saving. Marks- local unit with organization of manship. Personal Health, Print- Waldien, who gave her the idea Kinney. ing, Photography, Public Health, that radio advertising for the lily Left Scene Supporter — LeRoy an Eastern Star lodge. W.Ö B e B e a d y New officers for the coming Rowing, Safety Swimming. industry might be the salvation Marquis. ¿*.new school building of many growers in this and other Plans were completed to en year are: | Star Scout Rank: Jimy Vin- My for ■ ccupancy, it areas. tertain the Grand Master of President Alice Rausch. • cent. foubted if that added Life Scout rank: Gene Gould.. 11 he ' nai aaaea! Sunday. Mrs. Breedlove con- Oregon when he pay this lodge Vice-President Edith Low. an official visit on Thursday, July Secretary and Treasurer Tenderfoot rank: Tommy Iler, the n u m h n T t0 |tacted a few of the Croft Lily, an Lily children 1 Growers Association members, to:24 All members are urged to Helen Hanscam. These were in- Roy Burrell and Robert Norris. stalled by Mrs. Earl Templar ...........-... .......■—.......... ..... . by the local ascertain if the plan might be ac-Jb« present for the occasion, added ceptable to them. When consent and Mrs H W Axford The next meeting of the club K IO r O rm tjOCal ake it possi- was given, Mrs. Breedlove leftj r away from with the idea of devising a suit will be August 19, at the home N. R. A. Club, Tonight All men Interested in joining able program, which will be pre For the past week. ending on of Lillian Weideman. the National Rifle Association Max Mia Rain sented to the next meeting of Sunday: J * vHw1 July 31 .17 The committee in charge of th e ’-are asked to come to the Brook- 56 71 the lily growers. Monday, Au July 56 70 — benefit dance, held last Satur-jside Greenhouse (Larry Pinson) July 15 ........... o. Rob gust II. At this time, plans will 53 — day at the Grange hall, Larry ¡this evening at 6 00. This organ- 66 s' of Chetco Cafe. be made to outline some sort of July 16 Pinson a n d Wilson Freeman, izat ion was discussed at a recent 58 63 I < IP .f n r -coming mar- a plan, if rates over Mutual are July 17 wish to thank the public for the Rod and Gun Club meeting, but 68 53 H X n iT h,''r- f r o t h y July 18 ...... .... L Lem mo Tk,,~ support shown. $111 was real- due to many functions in the .... 53 Leming. Thurs’ 74 July 19 —....... Kt «M i ized from the dance. Gifts will 1* area in the past tew months, 56 ammunity 72 Julv 20 *?, rj |4. fli. 31 the Total rain for week.......... .17 Further plans and news con- ^Baptist church. and his aides who found Darlent coming are urged to bring their ______ cerning this move will be puh- rifles for target practice, Try C la » m n » d A d » — T h e y Hogan a few weeks ago. Aids, weekly I lished in later issues of the Pilot. to Va last |X Local Telephone Service Is Upped Color Slides Shown To Grange I'riday Odd Fellows Seat Officers Thursday pws Satellite Club Will Entertain Matron Radio Artists Offer -'^,tian°it'ahaSa"x^'"fAdvertising Plan I* m pnrm V^nrstl W eather Report 14 po*’; I
