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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1947)
e Four World’s Finest Climate Garden Club Met Thursday BROOKINGS-KARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon Local Couple Married On December 10th will be m Brookings New Year’s The land will be sold ♦ s=s= = i= ^ eve to meet the Bruins in the 'erans at a fixed nn? d m°i* than first of a series of games which more than nno P1Ce’ LUhere ty, with onk ° p*<* * In a simple ceremony held in will include Curry county high on any piece of p r o p e r t / ^ d r ^ but the _____ Brookings on December 10th. schools. Always tops in basket-,mg will be held ? d aw’ <*"< Of b X x £ fu l p u X s e T ^ At a special business meeting S S nA" nra and balk this school is expected to of the Azalea Garden Club on ^ ra° d Brookings S 2 U good team th.s year as .r a n .' notices w8? pared December 18. prizes were award- , ' . ? mai?*age that they must submit 10 per- cash when »V h ed to ladies displaying the most E* Sandfc>°. •nt of the sale price, abng W h ite r^ *» attractive decorative themes for in fii LandersJ re ith their offer. . n saic^- became the Christmas holiday season. kn°u this area. Mrs. Surplus Farm Lands They may submit offerings o n 'm em V ^ « Winner of the first prize for a u*ndt^ hh£V,ng. ™ade de5 h?me Available to GIs beautiful arrangement resembl- n £n i SALEM World War II vet ing a Christmas window was M/ and Roy Spring- erans interested in purchasing Mrs. Vanzee. Second prize was | . ’ lPchL pa*st, *evera yearit and surplus farm lands as now ar- awarded to Mrs. Lockland for als? made his home vertised in r.rte former Camp her "Hummel Shrine" in which J ° rh S° T “ J * a n d , s 7 ” ' Adair project near Corvallis have ployed by the Waters Lumber small Hummel figurines were j ,, .— j™ until December 31 to make such used. Receiving honorable men- a r^ m a k in a th r Landers declaration in writing, Project tion was Mrs. Axford who dis- ,making theiru home near Manager Thomas F. Whiteman played a colorful peice called1 S ™ klnKS Cn? Y °Wn pr°’ informed the state Department “Lollypop Candle”. wriv. of Veterans’ Affairs today. Mrs. Waters, who is in charge Veterans have priority after of the Community Christmas December, on the remainder of tree decorating and of the can 24,000 acres of land presently Mr. and Mrs. W’alter Wollam being dies for that event was given a offered former owners and great deal of cooperation by the left Saturday for Alhambra to tenants. As a public service to the Brookin« n, spend a couple of months away garden club members who filled interested should write ■ area, we have launched into an e m f c j bags with candy and donated from the gentle Oregon showers the Those project manager, Box 622, Christmas tree decorations which we have been experiencing lately Corvallis. They should give their ■ IjCe' AJrçady we have several men of around here. they made. full name and address, state that ■ ed, seeking employment in the area. . Hostesses .vorcosva for the ulv m iem o o n ( •. and Mrs. Charles Seymour they claim priority rights as afternoon were Mrs. Buddington. Miss Zieg- ,eft for Portland the first of the veterans "for purchase of lands ler. Mrs. Millgard, Mrs. Swinney |Week to spend the holidays with as advertised Oct. 2 and Oct.16. ■ ^ IliiSewise we have several fi™« whohan Mrs. Parker. Hulda Gardner, and,re,atives- 1947,” and request to be notified ” ed their wants in the way of employe«. Mrs. Brainard, with Ella Rogers Mervin Hanscam arrived home when information on the proper acting as chairman for the affair. ’ the latter part of the week from ty is available so they may have For Full Information Call at —------------ ------------------ j Eugene where he is attending an opportunity to make offer to ■ Officers Installed (the University of Oregon. Other purhcase. Au z ,n ®ia,,ea students who are also home for 60 or 90 days following Ed and Mendy’s ny tn etco Grange ' the holidays are Tommy James the Within first of the year, these vet The last 1947 meeeing of Chet- * h.? is attending Humbolt State erans will receive their notices co Grange was held Friday eve- ; oHege at Arcata, and the Misses The project office at that time ning at the Grange Hall with f Ierl,e Baumgartner and Helen w’ill be ready to conduct inspec Brookings Worthy Master D. C. Jaggers Payne who are attending South- tion On tours of the lands. White- in the chair. Fred Adams. Curry Tf.” , 9 regon College at Ashland. man said. County Grange Deputy and his \.lckle Baumgartner went over ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■! party from Ophir conducted the a“ er the latter two on Friday, installation of officers in a sim- . Mr. and Mrs. John Mello are pie impressive ceremony. The in Berkely to spend the holidavs officers who are to head the with relatives, planning to re- Grange for 1948 are as follows: turn right after the first of the Master, D. C. Jaggers; Over- ^ear* seer, Benjamin Jones; Lecturer, Howard Cantrall returned last Missouri Morgan; Steward. Ray- Thursday from a visit to his for- m°nd Asche; Assistant Steward, mer home in Klamath Falls and Clyde Braynard; Chaplain, Ber- in Medford. He reports that it tha Moore; Treasurer. Verna was K°°d to get back to this Asche; Secretary, Ellen Jaggers; Part of the country as the wea- Gatekeeper, Ben Turner; Ceres, ther was quite cold while he was Miriam Norton; Pomona Marie in Klamath Falls. Hemj>el; Flora, Cora Mae Miller; Hie w'hole community is con-i Lady Assistant Steward, Bema- gratulating Mrs. Bertha Moore oine Steele; Musician, Grace on becoming owner of the beau- Edwardson. tiful doll and her complete ward- The Executive ------- Committee is r°be which was given by the com posedof; Charles Schaal, Harbor Community Club to help George Hiland and Walter Pear- raise funds for the Chetco Com- mme. A Christmas program was munity Library. Mrs. Mae Simp- enjoyed following the installa- Son. president of the club was in ion and a pot luck lunch was charge of the entire project and served deserves lots of credit for bring ing it to a successful conclusion j Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berger and family went to Eugene yesterday e I »«Ht week. ending on where they will be present at a Sunday: Max "n .i« .ann,.y re,unj.°n- doe Berger and Max. Min Min Min Rain Rain family of Mt.» Vernon, Wash., ’ 15 55 42 .0 will also be among those present. • 16 . 53 45 .36 ) ’ pwards of 25 are expected at 17 ... 52 47 1.07 ; 18 ... 51 46 .34 , V r< and Mrs. Roy Weideman 19 ... .. 54 44 .31 .31 left yesterday for Elkton, where 20 60 43 T T they will sjSend Christmas with December 21 00 45 .94 94 Mrs. Weideman’s son and daugh- week 4 ...........3.021 3.02 ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob month to date 6.22 ! year to date 66.44 __Mohawk high school hoop team Employment saunte Local News Items Chevron Gas Station Under Auspices o f Christmas Volunteer Firemen Weather Report Fund Christmas Fund Many DANCE chmstmas Chetco Home & Auto Supply Company . Candy HARBOR GRANGE HALL 1 1 " e Give S & n Green Stamps Store Honrs Until Christmas: i u t , ; ' • 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. Saturday: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Music by Pinsons Dancing Starts at
