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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1947)
World’s Finest Climate Christinas Treats Ready For “Tree’ VVith various organizations con trib u tin g tow ard the treats, and with the volunteer firem en and Azalea Garden Club coring for details, the annual C hristm as tree, in front of the C entral building next W ednesday eve Dccmber 24. a t 7:30. \ program, now being w orked n t h tho frardo-i d u b . will he presented before S an ta m akes his api-e trance to delight the young sters of the area. More details concerning the program will be published next week in the pilot, which will be out early for dis tn b u fio n before Christm as. Do you eat eonugh eggs? They are high priced if you m ust buy the. hut everyone should e a t at east four eggs every week for th eir health's sake. This, how ever. includes those th a t are to be used in pies, cakes, ets., eaten by the family. Perhaps with the high cost of eggs it would be ad v sa h le to investigate the possi bilities of a home poultry flock of about two dozen hens. If you are interested, you can obtain in form ation on housing from the extension office, Gold Beach. An item of in terest: The C’hi- nese Im perial cook hook contains •TJw?5’ vohlmPS and weighs over 2000 ponuds. It is said to be the largest cook book in the world. The abridged edition contains eighteen volumes. T h at’s still quit«* a cook book, seems to me. Birthday Party BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, B^ o o k in g ^ ^ r ^ o n _ -Member Policy Com m ittee was in th e , P n w P r O ff ham bra. C alifornia ' " 11111 com m unity last Friday, studying . -p 'p la n to spend the w in ter m Dr' The«lore p. the bulb situation w ith o th e rs ., Sorne tim e during T u e s d a y a fte r c a r n for in- m? nths David u u ,. , . ¡night wind blew down the power | I? S .g for th e ,r h h es here. 3Ud Hann Of When w hen planning next y e a r’s, pole near th e school, throw ing) D r and M rs- F • M. Stum p. Miss ere dinner euM,t? p program ogram for your lily business, th a t entire section out of power Lucy M iller, Mrs. R uth H atha Mrs J - J GalW * you probably will wm be u? glad giau io orning. School w as dis- to tor for the m morning. dis-) way. M aster H enrv H ath- , ’ l ay evening aUhT?* . .._____ H a thaw ay. Brookings. know th at one dealer w rites th a t missed yesterday while w’orkm w orkm en ' - .. this year vpar promiscu- nrnmicmi. w eer rnnlooinn. i -------- • _ bulbs offered this replacing tk« the 1 line ously at 4c will have considerable ” ------ “ all over town Pow er - was off bearing on next y e a r’s sales. for 15 m inutes while the repaired W hile many small grow ers a re line was being “cut in. quitting, some very large g r o w - J ____________________ chlaS reveaUrSltin« artinE ’ bUying Upl w Tt?e Misses W il,ow and ^ a b e t __ P y a ,,ng S i M cknight left recently for Al- tootlC/w INCOME TAX SERVICE the f a o f the tt(mit!\ Starting January .1, at Hugh Gearin’s Law office, (cn lral Building, I will do Income Tax work on Mondays, Wednesday:! and Friday« Irom 1« to 5. Tuesdays a n j Thursdays I will be at my home, 2 miles south of Harbor on 101. Ray Guerrettaz A Fitting Christmas Present For Any Me of The Family. We Have a Full Line of ---+ Rods, Reels, Fishing Lines, The Town Shop Clothing Sporting Goods For Any Kind of Sport Fishing I rom The Finest That is Made, To The pensive Items, Within The Reach of Ever Notions Gifts For The Entire Familv Bat & Ben Kerns SSAK F tS H fffir J* J. G A L L AG' Brookings, Ore. ,_H e tb GoMken celebrated her 17th birthday with a part*’ on S aturday night for sixteen young jM-ople. Those invited were Mari- >n Struebing, Bob Williamson, Ken «herce Ethel and Don Red- Held, Ju a n ita Kinion, Irene Rau D arlene Jam es. Ruth Hassett,' Bob ( hureh. Jm i Carson, Bill Ellis. Verna H untington, Leta B\*rne ’ J ° an a" d M arSa re t Ihe home was decorated with t hristm as greens and mistletoe. I he hoys were outnum bered, but didn’t seem to mind. Games were played and gifts were given as prizes R efreshm ents of a b eau ti fully decorated cake brought to Betti for a birthday gift by Bob >\ dliamson, and ice cream. C hristm as candies and cakes w«»re served. Each guest took a candle from a cake baked by Mr.s Goldizen and made a wi for Betti. rhe party was considered t a hpge success by all who attended Bulb ... W is h { w as b u ilt fo r sm ooth •ws N othing new has developed on the chain store deal. Keep your bulbs from sprouting. If you have not yet packed your 5’s ’and 6's, pack them separately from now on. The Com m ittee will m eet again a fte r the holidays. The Brown Bulb Earm truck will call for half the bulbs they o r dered collected, next Mrtndav. The truck Called to call last week as expected. Many thousands more bulbs have been ordered it is reported. _Mr. H unt, C hairm an of the tra v e l lik e Y o u !" Bi I NEW MINIATURE SONGTOME " 2 ‘ 900’’ / F in e s t • a ll-in - o n e " h e a r in g aiJ ever made Eu»»- to wear «« a w riat- wan-h P i- w c A il—• n a tu ra l —-fa r m o re e c o n o m ic a l. ■ I » - 7 M ■ d Yes, G reyhound travel is s-m-o-o-f-A as smooth as the streamlined dog th at to people everywhere is the symbol of the finest in bus transportation. Today hundreds of new "Silvereides” Super- C oaches are in service... many more are being added to our fleet to bring you even greater comfort, convenience and dependability... at lower cost than any other way to travel. T/tere /Ire /Vo /ower Fares/ 7- ’ k i : '* Sample Money-Savinng fares troni Brookings Portland Eugene . li $4.60 Eureka p /« ? an E ranc«sco 55.25 51040 Coos Bav 2?, 7 ’ «1 on A dditional Savings on Round Trip F ares T. s. Abbott, Agt., Bus Depot wr <- • R Adamson, Mgr. jm to 2 0 0 pm . k Jan u ars idh. W ARM * 0 0 ** y SREWOUND *» « -C O N D » r» O N fO c 0 4 c * S U P E R - CO ACHES EOE SUPER-SMOOTH TRAVEL
