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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1948)
Page Eight BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings. Oregen World’» F\ne»t C A m af Pomona was given a class of two-day Dahlia show, lectures, Ixifal News It eight candidates, followed by the and report an interesting time. The crew feast of Pomona. Several import Mr. and Mrs. Ford Wood of crusher on ,h° ^ ant matters were taken care of Fresno arrived here to spend sev bor left las, wwk a during the business sesison. Kath- Rod and Doings ---- Cun ----- Club a,.,.,,.,,— h o n o r of membership in this eral weeks vacation. Mrs. Wood cr to work the next , j erine Wier was At the directors’ meeting held ¡dub. Let’s have your reports an ij — elected - — alternate ----------- is assisting wit)» the care of her months. They ex J , , tn a tte n d th e ("’ n l i f n r n i a c ta » r last Thursday evening at Pres, watch our membership grow! | 1° attend the California state sister, Mrs. Mary Anthony who >»»«• in t h ^ “ Merle Hanscam’s h o m e many Last week Art Guthrie took (’„ranKe convention, to be held in js convalescing con, in her home fol- items of urget business were put two nfee ones, weighing 34’a and $an J°se> Oct. 19 to 22. The lowing her release from the hos most of the large the river location. ac- 43*4 43 pounds. Harry and Flore-! pital. on the agenda for immediate ac Flore-f meeting was well attended bv pital Classified Ads Get tion. including the all-importart bell Smith each caught one, - j sub-ordinate Granges of the ( hetco river boat landing proj weighing 38 and 42 pounds, re- county. ect. Things are moving along so specively. Rumor has it that the' Among the deer hunters who much more rapidly than was an only reason Harry admitted that were Jucky in getting a deer ticipated it now appear that by he didn’t catch the larger sal- near home were Brady McVay, the time this paper goes to pre*» mon was that 42 pounds was too who 80t a three-point buck near , F L N E R A L h IR E C T O R all necessary materials will have much to lift when he had his the foothills on the old highway north of town; Fred Hight was been assembled at the state gra picture taken. 24-hour Service PHONE ' vel pit to do the job. lucky when he went out in the A FELLER SEZ — Therefore, A Call To All Chet He saw’ a little Jewish boy on early morning and got a five- Crescent City, California co Rod & Gun Club Members’ is a bridge with a can of angle point buck in the area of Rowdy made; To report, ready for work worms dropping them, one by creek; Gordon Miller, young son Arrangements can be made for either at 10 o’clock, Sunday morning, one. into the stream below. of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Miller, Oct. 3, at the state gravel pit "What are you dong, my boy?” was a proud hunter when he Burial or Cremation on the Chetco, across from th? the youngster was asked. killed his first deer, a forked- Hanscam store. horn in the Mill Creek area "Oh, I'm fishing,” he replied. That every member will be on “That’s no way to fish.” he Many of the deer hunters return hand is a foregone conclusing — was told, “you must use a rod, ing home from the hills report ■ ■ ■ ■ because it’s this kind of team a line and a hook.” deer scarce out on the hunting I work which makes this swell or grounds. j « "Oh, the hook is not until to ganization click! Plans were also morrow’, ’ the little Jew’ish bov meeting of Smith Riv- ■ made at the directors’ meeting explained. T o d a y I’m getting cr Regular Womens club will be held B to make the next regular month their confidence.” (Thanx to Ben Friday afternoon, Oct. 1, at 2:391 ly meeting (Oct. 12» a member Hershfield). at the club room of the Com ® and a Better-Half affair. All the munity hall. President Eunice ■ member» will bring their wives Faris will preside at the business | for a who-knows-who and if-not- meeting. AU ladies are invited B why-not get together. A 16mm to be present. i " sound and color movies of a very Mrs. Eva Hill has returned Due to large enrollment at the * special merit are planned as a home from Coquille, where she part of the entertainment, to h? attended the f u n e r a l of her local schools, 112 in number, a n -;" topped off with the usual mid nephew, Hubert Edwards, 37, who other room in the basement has I night supper. was killed instantly w’hile driv been remodeled and made into ■ ing a racing motor boat on Co- a class room. Mrs. Una Rowley F IS H tN O G O SSIP— quil’e river. He struck some ob has been employed by the board No new» supplied this depart ject in the river and was tossed and will teach the second and ment this week, except that the 10 feet in the air, and received a third grades. This makes all four body and fender work p Rogue River steelhead fishing is broken neck in the crash. He was class rooms and all are crowded still cold as a mother-in-law’s Booster night is being held at dead when he hit the water. kiss and the salmon fishing in our WILLARD BATTERIES Til The tragedy was witnessed by Lake Earl Grange Thursday eve own Chetco river is hotter than ning, Sept. 30. Lecturer Helen his family, and a large crowd of that certain place where snow I ennell has planned an interest balls are conspicuous by their spectators who stood on the city ing program All Grangers and wharf. Funeral services w’ere absence. Again, this week, we friends are urged to attend. haven't been able to run down held at the Baptist church in Chester Maris accompanied Bandon. He is survived by his most of the stories of fish caught. Mr. mid Mrs. Jack Bennett and widow and two children, his If any of you guys or gals think Mrs. Tlazel Harris of Wicklow C. N. Goldizen G. W Di you deserve credit for fish you mother, Mrs. Mabel Edwards and Woods on Smith River to Port grandmother, the latter a sister catch just give the information of Mrs. Hill. land, where they attended the ■■■■■■■■ to the office of this paper, or to ■ ■■■■■ IX *1 Norte Pomona Grane, 42. Merle Hanscam at the Harbor was guests of Klamath Valley -store. Grange at Klamath, Wednesday LIA R ’S CLUB - evening for the September meet Three more honest fishermen ing of Pomona. Master Gus Mill have been given the doubtful er presided. The fifth degree of S P O R T S M E N 'S CO RN ER W I E R ZS i a * . . SMITH RIVER . . fV trik f s'W't * V* i 11 r* L. X M O RTU ARY , Bnutkinqs Garttçe G E N E R A L REPAIRING T E L E P H O N E 134 For Sale FLO W ER BU LBS REGAL I.ILY BULBS, all sizes KING ALFRED DAFFOILS n wAiQ«ncD JRIS <h,ni.,ed SUPPW some Imperator available N . u u i s s i s , latest varieties including Fortune. C AILA LILIES, all kinds, including Arum Pictum and vel low baby white callas. 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