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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1948)
Page Four BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon World's Finest Climate Thursday, February inum butter churn has been in -; , serves a lot of credit and stalled to replace the two wood- j jciation. It takes time en ones. Plans are being made TO the Editor: tience. The contact Person i . Those interested in the harbor to purchase a new automatic I am writing to you in regards put in full time at it « I improvement and river mouth boiler to replace the oil burner to an item, concerning me, that know. It is a trernenl Edith projects, locally, will be interes- now used the creamery. ----- — by -------------- . (appeared inn the Brookings news Supposing next year all Last rites for Mrs. ___ the a Gilbert dairy inspec- Beach ..»»«,K stead of just Woodward, who died Feb 3, at *d in this week’s column by Har- -------- Wademan. ------------ -------- r __ items of last weeks Gold -------------- JUSI having a C oast her home here were held Fri- ris Ellsworth, 4th District Rep- tor, spoke on importance of cool- paper. a jj the burden to keen* ive, 1 day at Arago Community church, resentative to Congress. In his ing m ilk , in keeping down bac-i The item says that I am not business alive. One I it W£ at 2 pm., with R< Mr Gray of "Letter From Washington” Mr. teria. He stated many dairymen interested in running for the sensible thing to do is » jn tin u t Coquille officiting. Ellsworth tells of his efforts to are adding milk-cooling systems next fo u r-y ear term of the some honest consideration11 modifi “J thf* K ' U ri4Ct ir in rinii tb(* have H a VU ♦ , PAIintV m i Ifinpr'ç nfflPA « unreasonableness • »» . U l ____ " sufficient QlhnFr»n*iafiAwe appropriations fzs to fkoie their Mim own dairy tvaitinmnn equipment, county PAÎT» commissioner's office. of he 1 * Life; whosever believeth on me . made this year to carry out this Bill Spangler of Vonson Feed Co. ......... I assure you that I intend to tion. There is a market posts ■hall not perish, hut have ever- much need work. of Eureka stated there was a announce my candidacy at the a limited number of h Roy lasting life,” was the text of the, Rep. Ellsworth points out that d r o p in all commodity prices proper time, and I feel that the really have no cut t h r o a t Lione sermon, pointing out the work ac- to delay these projects would which is a good picture for the work I have done on the county country. All want to do Raj complished by Mrs. Woodward be not only to deny the usefull- dairymen. The present directors roads speaks for my capabilities right, and live decent!» o»er and her late husband, in their ness of the completed work, but retained for the coming year: for this office. his neighbors. A meeting | set-u p work in the Arago community will also result in much greater President, H e n r y Westbrook, Furthermore. I have not been called to work out pia, m e1 and / durin^ years of expense in the cost of the work Jr.; Clarence Westbrook, Lester filling an unexpired term, as was saving the lily industry ¡ e bbers t< residence there. itself. He states that the action Ulrich, Richard McNamara, Rob- stated in last weeks paper, but A committee are w [le is f Surviving are: two Sons, Wil- of the House of Representatives ert Maris. Nis Jepsen and Ron- was elected for a full four-year plans for approval. 1 cations liam T., and Wayne M.; seven is not final, as the Senate is like- aid Bolen of Curry county on the term by the people of C uny t overall is anxious to I com m it daugh era: Mrs. H. S. Currie of ly to increase such appropria- board of directors, while Oliver county. with us. Some of the * 194? Princeton, B. C., Canada; Mrs. tions. Meanw’hile he states that Bailey will serve as secretary of I would appreciate it very have not been paid ten < H. H. McGhee of Drumheller, he will fight for these items with the Co-op. The group was in- much ¡f you would print correc- a ^ the low price Alberta, Canada; Mrs. George till his ability. vited for an inspection of the tion of this new’s item. M a y T . S ta ffo rd . Publi Gillespie of Salem, Miss Rachael plant by Manager Wm. Owen. iieery v Sincerely yours, Woodward of Bremerton, Wash., Lake Earl home demonstration second A rthur B. Crook, Curry Coun Mrs. S. J. Root of Broadbent, unit held its regular meeting on p a r ty ty Road Commissioner. Ore., Miss Ruth Woodward and tea ta Mrs B e rt DeMn*« nf I 11,0 Smith River Co-operative Jan- 27 at the Grange hall when For Trade Ine Gu Also kurvivintz a re 23 c n n k hd Creamery directors and members the group held an all-day ses- I 38 P°llce 6W b rig h dw th“*r a""ual meeting«*™ make slip covers They T°-rh‘e e Er ‘° r: The policy committee chosen rel. target sights, with Iching c and Zaida T y rre ll o f P a s a d e r a on February 6. at the commun- covered two chairs and a daven- Calif and brothera Fldon itv hal1’ with an s e s s io n , Seventeen members of the > he Pacific Bulb Growers! A-l condition. Box of sheik [rles Gi or deer Tyrrell of S in F ra n c isc o m d Dinner D in n er was was served served at at noon noon by by unH were present and several Assn, to handle the chain sto re;30-30 . — any —, good w :i y ‘ h ladies of the local church. Pres- visitors who are interested in j J)ro«ram met at the home ofjDePalm a, Box 55, Broo stic a c Frank Tyrrell of Los A neeles Radies of the local church. Pres-, Harry Briner in Gold Beach,! f , , . ident Henry Westbrook Jr. was covering overstuffed furniture. he t r a The next regular meeting will M° nda^ to Prorate the orders Or Rent T k char«e of the business session. aw a eld n at t th e h n ™ e f m J n.? received for bulbs and to sort out burnished a p a r t men « m e l.r y bc^de her la,. hu.b«nd by Secr,.tary oliv(,r be . h held the home of Mrs. Isa- ‘ , v™ >or bulbs and to sort out I « p a r ir n e , Bmgarte: Lycurgus Ridley Woodward. bel Buckner on on Feb. Feb. 17 17 when when ? Upl,^a,e . ^ n ----------- a tu r e s . Each dis- «hower h o t w a t e r . $35.00 Bailey. C riss bel Buckner Unit Leader, Miss Ruth Craw- 2? 1 has ,ts own contact person, Daniel A. Brown, c/o Pete i hvshel w Mr. Elliott, auditor for the m eister Agency. w hile co-operative plant, gave the fi ford, will be present to instruct / 7 1S nothlng more that can W rid g FOR SAL nancial report for the first three the group on "Making the Liv- ‘ " n' _ untl1 further develop- ingroom more Liveable.” Anvone For the past week, ending on on prize Anyone ' 7IC i £ " .S; L’ , . s V district Ûlstnct was given 1946, I ’2 ton Studebaker interested may attend. ° f the orders’ Sunday: Cith th e Max. Min Rain vacumatic 2-speed axle. Lo Feb. 2 ........ 52 th e evi age, A-l condition. Leo 0 32 Feb. 3 ... 31 I* : r .. Harbor. 12 K. Owen, manager of the new ly' Lumber Co., has purchased the - pu. Feh 1 44 Axf< 35 .65 organized creamery, gave a re logging equipment and opera A port of the re-arrangement that tions of Hawkins Bros., who have Feb. 5 53 s. M y r tl 34 Feb. 6 47 .30 sc o res 0 been in that business on Dominic Feb. 7 49 larded 01 j 32 •VI Creek for several years. The men Feb. 8 ....... 50 ze. 43 1.58 will remain in Del Norte Coun Total rain for week Lll of t . 2 36 ty but have not made future CABINETS home i plans as yet. Hele Sash and Door Frames World Day of prayer will be of th observed at the local church on Houses Built or Remodeled Stesses, 1 Friday afternoon, Feb. 13, at 2. irgaret 1 A program has been arranged un la Roge Call at Residence der direction of Mrs. Ida Hall. bre. All are invited to attend this ^Vinners ELECTRIC COMFORTERS | service. Ire M rs WESTINGHOUSE & RCA RADIOS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haist N ant entertained at a dinner party, COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE I at their home, Sunday evening. ir in g SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Guests were Mrs. Mary Anthony te tin g s i Mrs. Ella Plaisted, Revnold FOWLER ANO WESTINGHOUSE ridge ai Plaisted and daughter. Marilyn iging his ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Plaisted. ftco riv Funeral Services At Arago, Fri. Ellsworth Reports On Harbor Bills In The Mailbox: Smith River News Classified A( ____ __. _. Weather Report RAU’S CABINET SHO We Have Complete Lines of: Harold Rau Brookings, BILL WARD’S CLOTHING STO BROOKINGS ELECTRIC And Radio Company V. A. Mendenhall Sr. W. E. Wolfe THE BEST Gff©ceries & M eats Gun Club To Shoot In Telegraphic Tournament At the regular meeting of the Chetco Rod and Gun club. Tues day evening, plans for partici pation in the Portland Journal’s ¡telegraphic trap shooting contest were announced. Members of the local < nb will sh.Xit for scores start in this next Sunday Men from u ler sport ini; clubs’ in the H will be s hooting simul- v with the scores being icd to the Joum a I Due njc number’ of diiL f. a rourx1 robin type I JU S T IN Received Good Sized Shipment of “LOGGERS OVERALLS MADE BY LEE" First Time We’ve Had These Also have U. S. Rubber Rain Wear—Jackets Overalls Suntan Pants and Shirts By Lee Me ( arry Painter’s and Carpenter’s ovei FOR Jehi II, I SALE Sheet Rock Walfboari Approximately 8000 Sq. feet, with tai and erack tiller, complete. Plus S A IL (»reen Savings Stamps BROOKINGS MARKET Loggers, Attention •rnheekt CURRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY ——-
