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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1948)
Page Eight W orld’s Finest Chinate Thursday, February BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brooking, Oregon portant matters were taken up. They expect to haul a quantity home at the cune at0. An invitation was received for home w’ith them to supply the Harbor grade entering a delegate to attend the district immediate demands of t h e i r and refuses to be taken meeting of VV.S.C.S. at Hobergs trade. They expect to be home point by people who feeding the animal y?| late this week. in Lake county on May 11th. and Mrs. May Crook was appointed to Brookings reminded those who Redfield -------—•». be chairman of the food sale to remained here, Saturday evening j have been the sama To the joy of the Brookings poem, "The Deserted Vil-, that someone team, members ut of the student be -----— held April me siuaem — — 3. The ---- next regular «=» x i of x* the me - * 11 ■ w*sb ». pnin, xnv Hncr * body and town people. Brookings meeting, Feb. 26th, the spring iage.” Reason for this was the d°S\ to carry it home ---- tea an(j program the ------- county j — basket-ifor won the county tournament at — ----. ~ — will — be - held - at - final ---- -- game — - at —. — Gold. Beach FOURTH GRADE N E W S the hall with Grace Van Zee as ball tournament at Gold Beach, I L. A. Harvey is Class advisors have been chos- Wp bave some new b,inds on chairman of the afternoon tea. between Brookings and Gold from a mild attack Of » en by each class for the remain- our windows. They a** much bet- Devotions for the afternoon were Beach, won by the locals, 42 to ia which has kept him i? der of the year. Those named ter than 1x30 amL held under the direction of Ida 36. 'past week or more id are: Mr. Guthrie, Senior class; Joy 0011 brought two photo- Hall. At the close of the after- a stray dog, probably dumped,stricken Monday evenin» Miss Woodward, juniors. Mrs’ £raPbs to school Tuesday. They noon, cake and coffee was served out by some tourist, makes its'w eek. i bme Three, Doherty, sophomores; Mr. Gin- were °f a tom thumb wedding by Leta Anderson, assisted by ------------------------------------------------- — ther, freshmen; Mrs. Hampton, ^Irs Steel brought some pic- Betty Moore and Mrs. W. L. " " " " " " " “ " ~ 1 ,r " 1 tighth; Mrs. Harrison, seventh. tures taken in Carpenterville, Moore. N O R I N E H A R V E V| The baskets to be used for wbere we went to play in the Supervisor and Mrs. Fred lockers for gym class have ar- snow Haight have returned home from nved after three months wait. On the book report chart, Palo Alto where they attended They were ordered from the Ricbard Cochran is still in the the wedding of their grand- Studio Building Brookings, Ore Portland Metal Products com- lead with 31 book report». daughter, Miss Kay Thatcher. Party. Monday was Janet Crump's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira ------- - birthday. We all sang happy Thatcher of Palo Alto; and Wil- Grade School Notes birthday to her. liam Shafer. son of Mr. and Mrs. F IR S T r p t n r We had our valentine and box Wm. Shafer of Fresno. The wed-. Friday w e ' had i \ , n f last riday: invited the third ding took place on Sunday after- party. After w’e opened our vM- W’th f°r thc, party' noon> Febrauary 8th at the First' Presbyterian church in Palo Alto » mine i— box — we . had . refreshments We had dixie cups and cakes. ---------- Calif. Following a honeymoon of cool aid and cookies. trip, Mr. and Mrs. Shafer will re I Mrs. Hanscam and Mrs. Fitz side in Berkeley, where they the coun hugh. our room mothers, came Word has been received by "ill continue their studies at the, to our party. no fluke, v here , telling ” of ........... the birth Bill will ° graduate ■r hurt Fridl We had two visitors Friday relatives , . ...... university. ....... .............. --------- - in Jtnuglas Anderson and Jcs> Fitz- ’Wln sons born to Mr‘ and June witb a niaj°r in Plant Path I MALL MODEL 7 1 ugh came to the partv j Marland Rice at Albany. Oregon j ology. while Kay is a sophomore the county Group "A” finished their read- 2T February 10th. Names of the I in social service. Mrs. Shafer has [ Drawing O| ers Tuesday. On Wednesday they are "Viliam Clair and spent her vacations during her the Brui began a new book. Thomas Clair. Mrs. Rice is the i school days visiting relatives in »rity win <A one- or two-man tool) Lower in price, more power! tausch to with Earnest. Freddy. John Agnew former Cora Morrison, daughter Smith River valley. and Sharon have been absent an<1 ^ rs' " dbam Morri-I The Smith River 4-H club held lighter in weight, 24-inch model weighs only 75 11, the Brti this week. son Smith River. She is well their first meeting of the new from a 22 More compact in design—can be more easily transported i We finished our health chart \ now bere and attended the Del year on Thursday evening at the ( • to _ tin t and we now have health moni- Norte biKb «*hooL ¡community hall. Club leader, rough terrain—operated with a minimum of clearanc Beach. tors. Kathleen and Tommy are Mrs' E,,a p l«isted, who i s c o n - Paul Maris was present and hid Beach, d used successfully after a few instructions. Mows down the monitors for this week. fined to her bed with a severe O«ns "ere made for county 4-H he first gam timber up to and including trees 12 feet in diameter, SECOND GRADE N E W S attack of the flu for the past achievement night to be held at 19 set ne, the We have been studying th e ' week is’ sIo"'ly recovering under Lakc E^rl Grange hall on Mon S. turd ting chain swivels Tor any agle cut. Automatic stall-] weather in our science books tbe care °f ber Physician. day evening, Feb. 23. when assist- b\ score of clutch keeps engine running when saw chair is ji lately. We have been learning Oscar Browne left on the bus ant farm advisor- Harry Tucker about barometers and weather Tuesday for Klamath Falls'!1*’111 be bere to give out Pins to Quick detachable idler is easily removed if saw is jam. I charts. Last Friday had ajw a i "here will spend a week vis- vis-‘,be an<1 r glrls wbo completed n iu ay we nan nrre he ne win a»«« iu s »im n»ni|wt«i V' P ItkM t in cut. Immediately available in 18-inch to 12-foot curt i valentine party in our room ' ‘ting his daughter and son. Mr. the»r "ork in the club during the capacities. Also pneumatic and electric models, and <>ur room mothers gave us treat and Mrs. Harold Horn a n d \tr past >'ear- Officers elected for ch ........... . . Of OM.I ¡flinch. _i- __ t Mrs. Robert Browne ’ ... of COokioc cookies and and and j tho tbe coming year were: ------- president, sharpener. I ¡George Jacobson; vice-president, Michael brought a flower vai family, ch ............. entine for the room Allen Naill; secretary, Patty Ktt h . ’Z ” « :îr " r t1fÜÜn liv '* ‘^ ' re^ l«rl^ ” ‘™d ™r,Thuhr X ' haf- N#" L Enrollnu’n' cards w‘" * fhan .......... given out soon to the boys and Iman R. HUNT, Distributor W//RO M ad e E E W S ’ 4 '" ' girls who will enroll for the ........ - — _____ v n,cKs wa« nro«nnt 1 various programs they will take Bill Jones, Brookings Agent nond ......... ii’vety m cv’Time w ' ’’ ?aVe in,erestinK talk on the UP* thank^-j-ou'letters Abrahara I>ur,ng tls _— tnem. the business session several im- • * |r Mrs. Glen Simpson is at San ker, J............ Francisco submitting to X-Rays | .... Southern Curry County Headquarters i in preparation for treatment of )x .............. ¡goitre. She left about 10 days ago Hir, land expects to be gone for a U i ' i -. i i b . • month. ps I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jockens left fe C 1 b riday for Los Angeles to buy |atker, D. supplies for their plumbing shop In our manners contest be- tween the rows, row A won two times, row' B w’on once and row C won twice and row D won once, We have a new’ globe in our room. Mr. Ginther sent it over to us. ro us' Mrs.. Mrs • English made us four bean bags- o Threc "----- teeters ---- --- have put up on the Pla>' gr"und- w m Accredited PIANO Teacher (ruin ourr Smith River News GASOLINE ENGINE CHAIN SAI in z t «-.A > I - * • MALL CHAIN SAW CO. s. Local News Items "Custonurire, Appliances- -Appliances GAS APPLIANCES Servel Gas Refrigerator Tappan Gas Ranges Western Holly Gas Ranges Rbdd Gas Water Heaters General Gas Water Heaters Monroe Gas Heaters Monroe Gas Floor Furnaces C irculating Oil Heaters cycn/w e# 9 ASK M E , M E N SHOULD 1 fc AD THAT THEY O O N T f Ui^uASTANO WOMEN----- .W O M E N UNDERSTAND W OM EN ano th e v ^— don ' t like ' e m / Firestone il Gibson We are agents for montag products b r o n z e S n k . 'æ tveling (rived I I i' riday lodge wa g -'/ ,'ÌV»»1 H e a te re ’ -Admiral book for I Oand™erîr Zenith Radios OIL APPLIANCES H. C. Little Heaters and Floor Furnaces Sparks Oil Heaters Perfection Heaters and Ranges Duo Therm Oil Heaters Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co. 'V , • • • Come Frc the finals, : Beach got tl room and Kitchen Ylumbing Supplies. ■ Montag Stoves and Ranges ' Montag Electric Ranges ELEC TRIC APPLIANCES General Electric Complete line of CRANE CO'S finest bat COMPLETE HARDWARE LN E’ L;i' <~ Green Tr;l(lin- stamps on Everything you'll understand w hat real Quuhty is when you have your 9edv'c*d at H AG G ERTY T W IS8E R V IC E . Car washing od change and lubrications— \ rf ^ a b l y prni'ed— prom ptly and * fftcien tly performed. I (BOOKINGS. OREGON W°°d Ran?*l I its preseni Dutch Boy Paint Distributor Full^ r t °f ,SPr!RT FISHING gear P mg Goods — Ammunition. J* J* Gallagher I irtmj by th this gave of all X I"’ ’e, with the 118th raD was Earl Snell the state P Savel to 1 in turn °ld Beach Thursday , • i F. A. !’ putv gl Brookings, Oregon den of B worshij Pass Ar 4
