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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1947)
Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! TWO, NUMBER 28 p Purchases Beach Plants RROOKTNGS. CURRY COUNTY. OREGON H a rry Edward Plans An Extended Vacation THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1947 School Census Is Above Last Year Local Laundry Is Planned In Area Harry’ Edward, of the firm of John Ginther, in charge of the Mason & Edwards, local builders, Rotary program. Tuesday noon, ULLE—Plans for purch- expects to leave late this week gave a factual report on the At the initial registration. the Gold Beach co-opera- for Missouri, to visit his parents, While many details would not conditions of the local schools, Wednesday, Thursday a n d whom he has not seen for some trie facilities for an ap- lie revealed, and his name must from a comparison angle. Friday, of last week, there te $80,000 were disclosed A’1110• and other points en route were a total of 130 students These facts, he agreed, will be be withheld for another week or iturday by Bruce Sha- which may invite his fancy. presented to the general discus so, a citizen of this area has an enrolled in the Six-year high "I really haven't had a vaca school plan, distributed as sion, Thursday, Sept. 25, when nounced to the Pilot that he Is irager of the Coos-Curry tion for some time," he told the Co-operative. follows, according to Lynn the third budget comes up for soon to onen up a self-service type laundry in the MacKenzle Coos-Curry Co-operative Pilot, Tuesday, and now is the discussion. Hampton, superintendent: out the Rogue River .best time, he figures, to take Seventh Grade .................21 At the meeting. Gene Gould building, south of the Central itive and the Gold Beach this trip. Eighth Grade ...................23 hade farewell to the club for the building, probably within the next Until his return to Brookings, Ninth Grade .... ............... 27 school year, but promised to at three or four weeks. stive, whose installations of three small generating Lynn Hampton will serve as sec Tenth Grade .................... 23 tend Eugene club to keep up his This laundry’ will have four ihavere revealed. Trans- retary’ of the Rotary club. automatic Bendix washers and Eleventh Grade ............... 19 attendance record. Mr. Edwards is not sure how Twelfth Grade ................. 17 the utility has not been dryers, together with mangle for but the Washington, long he will be gone, but inti those w'ho wish flat work done. of Rural Electrifica- mated it w’ould be several weeks. Total for School 130 Any lady w'ho has a washing approved a $450,060 al- Under the old plan of 8-4, to do, without facilities to do for the purchase and this would mean that 86 are the job, may bring her clothes jnt improvements, to the laundry’, have the work enrolled in the high school, expects to bring electric- Croft Lily Growers Association processed, almost while she waits against the 80 enrolled at met Monday night in regular and take it home with her, dry, Gold Beach area via the the close of school last year. ua-Oregon Power C o, a t j Parents have written let session, at Harbor Grange, when and with the flat work done, oKings Station. The fed- Mrs. Eddie Freeman and Mrs. ters. indicating that there are several vital matters w’ere dis-. With many women without the will build a new high William Barton were guests of 12 new sudents in this com cussed at length. ! proper laundry features, and the line from Brookings to honor at a double stork shower munity. from grade one to It was brought to the atten-'w et weather coming on, will find each and install greater given for them by Miss Rosie six, Mr. Hnmpton revealed. tion ol the meeting that there thia service unique, and handy, ipacity generators. had been been "talk" about a More details concerning the Potocnick, and Mrs. Mary’ Has It is expected that there will Curry- county areas now sett. assisted by Mrs. Donald be a few more to enroll be- few growers "selling" their crop new business has been promised by the Co-operative are Crockett. Mrs. Floyd Sw’earingen, for school actually begins. on consignment. It was explained for the coming issues. cs and Port Orford. that whenever a grower consigns! —............ ...... ........ Mrs. Wilson Freeman and Mrs. Everett Reekman, at the Wilson ! T o E n r o ll h,s crop ho ,os,, con.ro. of completely, and places it at the) si Leg: Suffered By Freeman home l a s t Thursday) sole control and authority of the I l z m f r n V C evening. Erickson, Monday buyer, who can sell at any price I ' v S U U j S O < 1W 1IIIIK working on the county Over fort>' friends gathered for he may care to. — ldge at Jacks Creek, on an evening of games, climaxed by Gene, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. In such cases the buyer takes Fire of undetermined origin Sam Erickson slipped on ,he opening of many lovely gifts, .id just as th e log was D was noted that the gifts at J. Gould, who has been affiliated j out of the proceeds all of his late Tuesday evening destroyed led by the pile-driver.. ¡Mrs. Freeman’s end of the table with the Pilot for the past 15 i^penses, commission, freight, the Bob Swan sawmill, before fell, the log rolled overiwere mostly blue, while those for months, and who has decided he handling charges, etc. In many help could arrive to save any of Jt foot and ankle, break- Mrs. Barton were almost entirely wishes to continue in the field ¡cases there is little, if anything. Il10 equipment, pink, the colors reflecting the J of journalism, left on the mom- left for the grower after num- While some lumber piles were just above the ankle., wishes for sexes of the coming ing bus today for Eugene where erous "expense»” have been paid, damaged by spot fires, which fracture was reduced by ihe will enroll at University of! In fact, there have been acutalw ere readily extinguished, it is 0 Schmitt and then Mr. babies. [cases where a grower never real- reported that moRt of the lumber Following the opening of the Oregon school of journalism. >" was rushed to Seaside Coming here from Los An-) ized anything and on top of this piles in the yard were saved. »'here an X-ray be i presents, refreshments ice *<•'” “' " T check the setting could of the cream, cake and punch of ' were ’.'" ’r ed i T j H , '.T * 4 "¡“ L Croft Growers Met Monday Evening Stork Shower Held At Freeman Home “ Tuesday Eve Fire In “Journalism He came home later, and served by the hostesses. «■«*’. Sch«> I. Gene » » . «navigate by means of An interesting thing about the graduated in 1946 from Brook- party was that it was attended' high. He had a course in by 'all our of the prospective .printing at Fremont Htgh. and Half Club, auxiliary to grandmothers, and also two pros has shown a liking for the trade. and Gun Club, met Wed- pective great-grandmothers: Mrs. While at Eugene he will keep “•wing at the Odd Fel- Goldie Smith df Brookings, and up his Rotary attendance by in regular session. I Mrs. Eva Hill of Smith River. weekly visits at the Rotary meet- ings at Eugene. He has not yet learned where he will stay, but expects to be located probably at some private home. pocket to pay freight charges. (damaged boards are sorted nut Mrs. May Stafford addresred | from the remainder. the meeting and pleaded that Unable to reach Mr. Swan for the growers adhere to the pre- details, all information gathered vailing price of 10c for sevens, by the Pilot was from workmen ¡¿Oc for eights; 25c for nines and of the establishment. According for tens upward. jto Bill Merritt and Bill Ward, was bpr that the fire was believed to started cut price would not result right in the heart of the mill, jn any mQre gale of bulbs> and 'n ear the head-rig, and had con- would further tend to upset the sidcrable start when discovered ____ . - by the night watchman, about market She declared that she and a„ "’dock In the evening W1Ì.-J >r „........... Clinic - ........ - Due - Here .other large growers were main. Accord,ng to the same source School of Chetco Rod & Gun a doe and faw’n, we accidently Dr. Erickson of Gold Beach talning and selling their crops t"T «*, •"formation. Mr Swan has will hold a pre-school clinic here ,ht, forcgoing prices. It was ex-!*"^’’'1 ,h<‘ ml rr'-w ire alive Wednesday, ap- hit the deer and faw’n. , he marko, could help n clearing away the debris. "Lloyd was just sick—because on Sep, IS and 19. Pre-school plain^ 1 " worse for their ex- „bsorb a certain number of >’ an " ^building, - the evening before. we couldn’t feed that bunch cou children will be examined free. (in,y 3 'which will be started as soon as • Stefani and Hank Lcm- gar meat—but I figured a birdFrom ninth upward a charge of |,jy bUibs for Easter regardless ,t high or low. I purchased from Delmar Cole- * Kings two artisans of in the hand was worth dozens in ¡25c will be made. This examina-’of price> ' nsorial, were chefs at the bush, so w’e packed the meat tion is compulsory. i a’ *n-ed a la stag, to the in and skinned it I don't know, Time and place wilJ b ^ a n -^ m ith ’s D e p a rtm e n t S to re *7ll’ bu7y^he^m onths w’here Lloyd buried the Hides. rwunced < , hnnr M o vin g T o N e w H o m e owned it. sawing cross-arms for — so „i,,4 Dilc. mot nnt comp u v iiik uw m x * . . . glad, cam on that that rock rock pile, come concerning concerning the hour, . h Smith’s •tey first heard of this am I>epartment Store, cur- ‘ i>ower line, telegraph and tele- frrfnt. many skeptics re- that Llovd didn't have a set of The clinic probably will be held rently in the Templar hotel, has phone lines. Most of this lum- at the school. J W . figuring that the horns to bury. announced plans to move to its her has been trucked to rail-head "Well, anyway, we fricassed - might concoct a dish new home in the Crissey build- at Eureka. Pudding," topped with the meat, and got all the stale turned our aprons so no hair ing, formerly occupied by Moore’s Rebuilding, it is said, will l»e could come from that source. me figured bread we could find in town to "Micky Gould complained about Variety Store, Sunday and Mon-1 made on the site where the pres- " 3 could not be so make toast, and dumped plates hair in the iced tea, but that was 4ay ’ (ent mill sat, as there are sev- , tw'o could be trust- full of that out to the gang. Reduction in prices on present, eral million feet of timber in a lie. because Lloyd shaved the "Gosh, how that hungry bunch that shampoo “hot stocks to eliminate some of the J that immediate vicinity, ? dish . lof buzzards went after the mess, ice. W’e didn't make pies, be- moving, holds this week. New- 'he Pii0, how th e iand came hack for more. 1 was cause we could fin d no Baldwin stocks are being added dally. I W’m. E Deveny, local realtor, •t" »«d a crew almost ashamed of the way the apples, tor any ofher ............................... .. ... ........ 1 left Friday night by plane for Leming said: "It hunch acted they ate so much, have given ext use for omplaint A petition was being circulated Philadelphia. Pa., from where he /a y Lloyd and I were "I want the world to know .about hair. earlier this week about town, will go to \\ asbington, D. C., on mountain lion, be- mai that we we were clean - about Well, our obligation the asking removal of the school school‘a combined business and plea uon’ °c- wc«: ucau - - - - the, fulfilled, so to Lloyd sportsters would whole thing. I shaved Liojd. an . . board The copy winch appeared sure trip. Mrs. Deveny went as icaev. While W h it n «-o in v d shaved chnvod m e. before can sit back ana en ooarn. im delicacy’. we T Lloyd me. before we he- and I now an Francisco with him fun for a year. Lloyd in town had but four signatures, far ’’P*bout all our ammu- gan the meal—so no hair could joy ’ before returning home, ¡it was reported. which was circling fall in the kettle. Both of us feels he same & Gun Club Appetites Satisfied n Barbers Do Culinary Processes
