Page Four
H orid’s Finest Climate
BROOKI.sGa-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings, Oregon
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Sunday _______
school at 10 a. m. with E lp p frir Plnnlr
» „ , .
a sses for
fo r a all
ll ages.
aap? Mrs.
Mr« cirano
_
OCR, I im er
school in the in»»
classes
Grace „
B o u g h t B y G u n C lu b
! ine a gMd
VanZee is superintendent.
Chetco Rod and Gun Club, this cornmunity.
Worship services at 11 a. m
- .........«eek
ordered an automatic elec- 'The club also
with Rev. E. C.
Hicks bringing
the message, pertaining to the tric tlmer. clock and score board it will again
Forthcoming Thanksgiving. Spe- which will be installed at the depends J Sponscr *
T erm O f Tw o D ire c to rs
cial music has been arranged by high school gym.
.
asketbalj
set for next Wednesday, Nov. 26. the young people's choir. All are , 10 Yiew of the long-felt need plavers a!ar
E x p ire T his Y e a r;
Terms of Leo Lucas and W.
to come.
^or this equipment the club mem- announce °
10
C a rd To Tell F a c ts
II. Hibbard expire this year. It invited
Mr. and Mrs^Ernest Maas hav e,^
are do n atin g j^ jto jh e local sion, prob^Wy
hasn't been decided whether this
Election of directors, (from the 'will be the usual luncheon meet- sold their dairy farm on Rowdy
group officers will be picked) will ing or one for strictly business al- Creek to Denbar Lumber Co
be one of the principal matters j though several important mat- which plans to build a large mill
of business to come before the ters will come up for discusison. on Rowdy creek. .
November meetii g of Brookings- A card will be mailed after this
Miss Jean Brown, student at
Harbor chamber of commerce, decision has been made.
University of California, spent
the week-end visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brow’n.
B usiness M en O u tlin e
C. of C. Will Hold
Annual Election
Next Wednesday
goal, the group decided that a
stream-lining of the present or-
ganization will be necessary. It
will also be discussed the prob
ability of more frequent meet
ings, in addition to the present
once-a-month social meeting.
3AÏ,
en
Ai
7#e flfacc ts %
Turkey Shoot Was
Mecca, Sunday,
For Large Crowd
C h a m b e r's P ro g ra m
F O R GOOD
W a r n in g Is su e d To All
To outline a program for the
T ru c k D riv e rs In A re a
coming year, and to assist the
Complaints going in to the
Brookings-Harbor chamber of
state police concerning speeding
commerce to start 1948 with vital
Id eal D ay F a v o rs R od of logging and lumber trucks,
projects under consideration, up
especially through town, have
ward of 25 business men of the
A nd G un C lu b On
brought a promise from the po
area met Tuesday evening at
F ir s t F a ll E v e n t
lice that a vigil would be main
Vincent’s Restaurant. These 1948
tained henceforth.
projects were planned-
_i
i
_
Idea, weather after weeks of
Some of the accusations were
1. (»rants Pass to Curry Co. rain favored the Chetco Rod and
that
loaded trucks, headed to-
® ’
Gun Club, Sunday, in its annual
2. Improving tiie mouth of the Thanksgiving turkey shoot, hold1 ~
"T
Chetco river for fishing;
this time at White Rock Cot-'
° 3° mik’S an h° U
3. Realign present highway.
"™r ,h*
'¡ne. The
between Brookings and Port Or- Jveather drew forth one of the!
1
h
ford;
I largest crowds yet to attend such
a function.
4. Street lights.
’•
Mr. and Mre. H. O.
of cnf
».„»I .
.... .......... nap in use ior the first time tol *’“ • ai,u "irs- “
Powell
coast and also air mai?- ° east ,hp general public, shooters were of . Mountain View- Cahf. were
iat f,rst hampered in shooting out Iet-en^ guests ol Mr. and Mrs
6. C om nletinn « f
community over the water, but soon accus-
Goldizen and family. Mrs
hall for tiie area;
tomed themselves and began Powell is a sister of Mrs. Gol
7. Motels;
breaking birds with professional dizen. Vernon returned to Cali
8. Acquiring ambulance.
fornia with them, where he will
These projects, brought by ¡regularity. Dr. A. O. Schmitt live
at Camerillo, with Mr. and
owner of
of White
White
committee, will be nlarnd ™ a £ and Mr. o Sanders,
a n u ers, owner
chamber o(
,h“ PaCe for ’ht' Mrs. Raymond Goldizen. .
list at
a, the next meeting, set* "foric2<M
sh<M),ers-
although
HeirS' uaIth°
Ugh there were
werc
Mr and Mrs- Roscot> Greene
next Wednesday.
several who earned coveted tur- and Cylde Green visited Mr. and
In order to bring about this
by /h e scatter-gun method., Mrs. Ray Struebing last week,
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, Roulette, dice games and bingo on a trip from eastern Oregon
attracted many who didn’t have, to Los Angeles.
the skill with the gun.
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Besides the local people, many
[from Crescent City and as far'
1
south as Eureka w-ere present.
Local News Items
'Bunn*!
REMEMBER
IA 5T JANUARY
ANO FEBRUARY
I*« cnmfortaMv now and
for the really cold w rather to tom e.
Spark O il H ea te r , a lw ays g iv e
you just the temperature you want
when you want it. See them today.
r À
G - A - S
Smith River
FLO O R F U R N A C E S
TA PPA N RANGES
M ONROE H EA TER S
The bazaar and supper held
at the community hall. Friday
evening by ladies of Smith River
church, was a success, and a
substantial sum was netted for
H om e a n d A u to
the treasurer. Ladies of the Gush-
* bu mission held their bazaar at
the same place and also cleared W’< Gtve S. n H. Green Stamps!
a neat profit.
Mrs. William Buckner was hos
tess to the Mothers’ club Wed-i
nr n;ir »-. ?J.
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nesday afternoon at her new and!
lovely home on Buckner’s Island 1
C ä N1» ►
JffT T«<T F inis - AOCK>t^"\^
of Smith River. She provided a,
:.¿T' s P ittsburgh P mnti J z '
pleasant time for 18 guests. Re-1
Sl MAKtSTwTSf
£ •i 7 (O f's.’
, fresh merits were served at the
L© WCM£ LOOK / 1
i close of the affair.
> LIKE NEiVl
I Services at the local church.
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Sunday, wii be;
i
s
Chetco
Supply Company
T.r
To Assure
Spvfc deluxe CHI
Heaters gtvw K xh
c ir c u la tin g and
rat 1 m nt h e a t P«x
«.xwnpk-on o
m - i ,
you ixxxl Iwtat.
CHRISTMAS
delivery
T e rm s
If
D esired
SPARK _
Pit CIBCOtATINC Hf ATERsJ<
Chetco Home
& Auto Supply
Company
îl’t» A<j
from $10.00 up.
ÍK MKL-ie « „ M p ,,...
.1
House P a in t
M oney Can B u y I
Oniy h _
«rt with
P O R T R A IT S by
Margarethe
Anne ' •
Tisdale
P lu s S .& H . G re en Savings Stamps
BROOKINGS
MARKET
Enjoy a New Dining Roomd
FOR THAI
K
G allon $5.11
P itts c u r g h W a llh .d e ’
j
that vwva,
G allon $3.83
C u ic k , Easy P a in tiïïa T "
D • Cf*«y tO do AH
th «
pilen» iJ?
<
W a te r ,p a ,
enam el
Q u a rt $1.96
F lo rh id e fo r Floors
a ? rt " amtab»«
’ r * r ,‘J f.r »-.jen «n.
»««i
<»
metal. Al»-
I«,™
Q u a rt $1.61
Curry County
Lumber Co.
wh
rater.
Walnut Veneer Sets
T ™ u t w -,i . 7« ? ..L8 piece— w ith B akcd»»
Tops, W ill W ith s ta n d H e a t o r Acids.
knd M
t m. 0
ht witl
The
O n e O nly, 8 p ie c e _ in B leached Mahoguj.il fchf'im,
Sc
h as I o ld in g le a f a n d Top has Plastic FinA Ird nav;
ISunda
tt Mt
Ifor a
Ito Sea
Junior D inig Room Sets
A Real Value a t ........... $129*
DINETTE and Breakfast Sets
Good S e le c tio n to C hoose fro m —5 piece.
....................... from
$34^’
W e also H a v e a t P r e s e n t Unfinished
T a b le s an d C hairs
Hendricks
furniture company
Jo h n s o n B u ild in g
B ro o kin s. 0?
These People W ere Winners
w nm eni
TOWft SSDi
el «»tie O il»
L
VINCENT’S
GIFT
SHOP
A T R E A S O N A B L E PRICES
In t h e ir P a tro n a g e
P.-*« them . F lat
fo r
o f/ood afocA* of heaters
Give s
M ake
A p p o in tm e n ts
NOW at
M e r c h a n d is e
B e a d s p re a d — P e g g y G ould. Brookings
Towel S e t— M rs. A. E . Stonehouse. "
L m b re lla — M rs. R . A. Scholl. Harbor
< h etco S p e c ial— V e rn M endenhall. Bi
In The Salmon Derby
V the i
He i
Ire in
Virgii
week
egion »
k her
Beach
U n
as pi
|here n<
El trooj
ganizin
had
pusine
staun
piar
pving.
im in
p ■ •
No. 1
I each n
Mon
ut mt
« ai]
first
I month
U
and
7 ’ "
Í Flebeka
P> atte»
écorne.
Croi
R ecen tly w
c villiUl
o n d u c te
by Ol
S m 111
ith
I v d II IO
111 s P Dei
S to re , O u r P re d e c e s so rs, T h e Fasting
.
in
i? . M iller, _i-_
__ i reg
_-'isterra i Friday
to w
M. F
w h o c _ a u g h 1 t , and
<¡ Fell
po u n d S alm o n .
«
Thur«
M e w ish to th a n k e v ery o n e of th e —
7» a
it> w ho helped to m a k e o u r grand opening r»tlng
h u g e su ccess th a t it w as. W e also wish to "
th e people o f th is co m m u n ity th at
1 wii
wa>-g b rin g th e m th e b est in merchandise
- PAT & BEN KERNS