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■■tí V .'iJ PAGE FOUR The W orld’s Best Clim at BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT. Brookings, Oregon , J • November 2. Maude Pidgeon. Following the program refreshm ents were en joyed in the banquet room. Del N orte County 4-H clubs will hold a joint m eeting at Lake Earl G range hall, Tuesday, Nov 30, at 8 o’clock. An interesting program has been arranged with eduactional mov.es to be shown. A ssistant Farm Advisor H arry Tucker of E ureka and local club leaders, parents and friends will attend this achievem net night, when pins and aw ards will be given out to boys and girls who Are you sewing for the holi U. o f C a lifo r n ia M y r t le G ro v e W ill day season? In this country a woolen dress is useful the year W ill R e p re s e n t B ecom e S ta te P a rk around. But, perhaps you a re un SALEM. Nov. 23 (Special to decided about the w eave or kind W e s t In Rose B o w l the Pilot i P erpetuation of one of wool to buy. T here a re m any U niversity of C alifornia’s Gol of O regon’s finest groves of hyr- weaves of woolen fabrics suitable den Bears will meet N orw estern tle trees was assured here Tues tor as m any uses. The sh eer wool U niversity's “W ildcats” in the day when the sta te forestry de crepes are foi the d ressier styles annual Rose Bowl Classic, New p artm ent purchased 160 acres of so are the broadcloths and ve Y ear’s day, at Pasadena, accord land on the Chetco river, about lours, while the tw ills, such as ing to action taken by the P a eight miles north of Brookings, serges and gabardines a re strong, cific Coast Conference, Monday. in C urry County, Nels Rogers, seldom snag, will hold pleats, and Tied a t the end of the season sta te forester, announced. are for m ore all-purpose use. w ith U niversity of Oregon Ducks, However, the — , the — - — serges o u and iiu L ilt; A survey of the tract, Rogers California got the bid because of tw ills have to qualities th a t some h er undefeated season, while Or- said, indicates there is about 54 tim es cause difficulty for those gon, w inner of one m ore gam e acre of old growth m yrtle and Mr and Mrs. R. D Rowley re-i who do home sewing. E very stitch in conference play, lost to Uni the rem ainder Douglas fir. The ceived word Sunday, telling of th e, shows, so if you are not the most versity of M ichigan's W olverines consideration was $6500. of which death of th e ir cousin, F ran k W accu rate stitcher, you m ay wish Save the M yrtle Woods, Inc., con 14-0 earlier in the season. Coggins of Eugene, w here he had By S tan fo rd ’s surprise show tributed $2500. Rogers said the lived many years, and was em- to choose a fabric th a t your stiches will sink in to. Too, tw ills ing against the Golden B ears on tra c t would be improved, and will ployed in the office of S h e rm a n , a re hard to press w ithout c e ttin c S aturday, speculation w as rife be known as Alfred A. Loeb for & W illiams Paint Co. Rev. E. C th a t the conference would eith er est park, in honor of the form er Hicks, who is aw ay on his vaca shiny stre a k s on seam s, pockets and o ther places of several thick vote for Oregon or would de- <lWn' 1 s°ld R at considerable tion trip, was called to Eugene to nesses. ... t ____ these ___ sacrifice. m and a play-off between officiate a t the funeral services. N apped fabrics, such as flan Rogers also said large am ount two team s since they did not Mrs. A rlene Crockett Perez of meet on the gridiron this season of credit in obtaining the park H arbor has returned to the home nels, and broadcloths, catch dust W hile the vote was secret, i t : 8°cs the Brookings and Port of her parnets, Mr. and Mrs. D a and d irt easily. Wool sharksikns, wool failles, w as announced as unanim ous in land garden clubs. vid Crockett following her re wool alpacas, tweed, and some all instances. C alifornia played I --------------------- ■ —-— ------ lease from Seaside hospital where . flannels and crepes a re nice for several intersectional games and she underw ent a m ajor opera- home sewing. The less crep the won all gam es handily except the tion. 1 weave has the b e tte r it will hold gam e against Stanford. Theron ( rook, 85, widely-known Regular services will be held its shape and not bag. Oregon, on th e oth er hand, did citizen of Del Norte countv, died Tweeds aften m ake one appear not seem to try to show up only at Seaside hospital. N o v. 16, on Sunday, Nov. 28 at the local _ I "* nuspiiai, xx in, church. Sunday school a t 10 a I larger, so the la rg e r woman m ust enough to win her games, barely w here he had h«»>n r m . ,, , ’ — e»^*> “ ,c «•»«««' w om an must S u n f o r t'’’' Idi‘h “' SL M ,ry ’ and !he p as' ,w o «0 I l a . m. A pproprta, 2* a c r o s s *per! IX . 1 WhiCh inCTe“ e her hrs : d e s,” ;,t Portland and K on-O pegoo State v a lh s , Saturday. ? tl N*iss Jerry Briscoe ÄH isni " h o is a senior at Ac - * and who remained hen ’ week-end. h These columns reach »• i 5000 rea Iers each ueek-^ othr jtj’n „I ■ (> Mrs. SMITH RIVER The Wilcnts, second-place win- family"*" ° ' ' " “'k i ' ',’,v * F* C ^ lic k l S n ' '"l child Je rse J,s are difficult to handle n e t. of the Big Nine, w ere chosen Born at Smith River, Dee. 4 f I * .. ---- he " had .3IHHI1 n iv t-i, lzec. »3. h,s em n t ,7 n?r 2 7 2 Had resided here h,S in th at conference make the trip tire life, and was well acquainted ' music will he given by the £ X g S T J ” " i ? J” “ * « ‘I»«*” « » m u o s n ic ie s w in choir op i m > XOungj n w orking w ith them . It is p r a c **OPle’S choir. tically impossible to press vel- ______________ -__________ vetden satisfactorily at home un ,o 1 two years In sue- In Del Norte and Curry counties less you have a velvet pressing Michigan, winner l a s t His . irly lift was sprat at mJ Co. S e rv ic e O ffic e y,M. also waa top team this year. ing, and he foilowedthe butehJi Venice board. M ixtures a re not difficut to J trade for many years until his R e p o rts To Y o u handle if there is enough wool retirem ent some years ago. F u n C a r W re c k C la im s B Y C. E. SEG ER to give the qualities of w arm th eral services were ■ • r ■ ......... 11 held 111 from “ "m thi me Gold Beach. Ore. and resiliency. By resiliency, we Lives O f T w o . Tue Wier Mortl(a ry. Friday afternoon World W ar 2 veterans, — whose mean the springy q aulity L th I let a I t * „ t „ „ . w*th Rev. J. L. B utler officiating. aim and home loans has tern- keeps wool from w ringling when crush it in your hand and Ine s the w rinkles to “hang , f - » ------- ------—| ■■' *, v ein s .viaas, r reu Beam and I ~ ----- “* i*,v i overnight. The b e tte r the left the highway, about a mile J B erb er Huntley, all close friends U ' ? WaS, earned this week wool, and the higher percentage A perfect mate for your ¿.d South of C arpenterville, and ro ll-1 of the deceased Surviving a r c I , S ry elsew her* in this is- of wool, the few er w rinkles and an d slacks-buttonedUf»| oH a ♦»,« uni l . ' g (su e ). the g re a te r w arm th. If the fab- , a l six n c Ph e w s ' C h e s t e r C r a c k o f A woman badly mangled, was Smith River, H erber and B ar- There w as good news also for rick has ^ess ,h an 25 per cent fro n t and slit at them killed in .ta n tly and a boy, prob- VPy of Pisto, R ivrr A r(hur ()f those veterans whose citizenship w°o1’ vou should not expect the B uttons on the patch p m ably her son, died about the tim e Brookings, and Asa and C lar- sta tu s was alien. They, too, arc Qu a litics of wool. to o ! 100% wool he a rriv td a t the Gold Beach encP of Crescent City, and three eligible. Don’t be agraid of color. Ju st fla n n e l. VC’estern PlajiUtJ hospital Both (.old Beach and nieces. Mrs. Dorothy Metzgus be certain it is a becoming one. The Oregon world w a r 2 vets Brookings am bulances w ere used. Mrs. Vida W alker and'M rs. Dollie home lone program is somewhat C olors. Sues 10-18. According to Leo Lucas and V. Crocket of Pistol River |m it sim pler to successfull conclude D r, N orte r Pomona G ra h neiai ,d when purchasing a home already , A. M endenhall Sr., all w ere so „1IIOIlil v,range $10.95 T i1 ......... ......... Mr. and Mrs. V era Hanscam . au th o rities but little. It w as re nay evening at Lake E arl Hall. 75r r of the appraised val ue, w ith their son. Terry, and Mrs. Viola M o o re 's Variettl ported the car was headed to (.'oos ( >\ ercee Tom Ewing presided in 1 no objections to second rnort- Hanscam, arrived home Sunday Bay where a Thanksgiving party absbence of M aster Miller. Fol , gage, provided that they are giv- a lte r being in the northern part A pparel Shxl aw aited the people. No fu rth e r lowing the regular opening, the I en the first mortgage to protect of the sta te for a week. W hile details were learned. fourth degree members were en i their advance on the purchase. aw ay they took in the "Ice Cv- We g ve S. H. - tertain ed at an ejoyable pro-. I In building _ a home - yourself un- A gi sup of seven Brookings gram, with representatives pres-1 Plans approved by them and H arbor people went to G rants ent from Crescent Redwood, Lake advanced when the home ; Pass S atu rd ay and took the civil Earl and Klam ath. The lectu rer’s completed, another 50% service exam inations for substi- of each Grange presented the completeit. and the V ’ -y tue Clerk tor the local post of 1 25'< upon completion program. Lecturers were Helen flees. Pennell, H arry Manning and Mrs. to D epartm ent of Vet- ' erans Affairs, Salem, cation form, o r your c< ice officer, P, 0. IJex M Go Beach, or phone 343, aiCF residence on H uy ioi, outh l’O c: of court hoose K IL L W EED S N O W ! Local News Items ooi C u stom Tilling! Sd't* our Back N c\t Spring SEE F R A N TIC FR ED D IE- IHE 1 EKTII.IZKK E1EM) F re d d ie Q . T is d a le J u s t R e c e iv e d A S h ip m e n t o f 1 9 4 9 JOHNSON SEA HORSE outboard motors in 2 ',. 5 and 1« h. p. sizes now on display at the ROGUE M OTORS Sdvs and Sortire For ( u rn Countv 1 " 1:1 *•' 11 - ■ •: OREGON had< /'Homemakers’ "C Rv A L D E N E ,V R O B E R T S He Pom/ atra t »on 4 9etl t HELLO. TH E R E Thanksgiving Pay. the all-Am ct ican holiday is here a^ain all »top for a moment to ^ n' stder our blessings for which vv< a rP gratefu l perhaps the crcat est blessing of America is free- dom freedom of thought and ac tion and speech. O ther hl« KS »re plenty of food to e blessing w<* often take fur ■dt clothing to keep us w ar heifer from the rains ” 1» " a n t fancier clothes an«l g, all of us shoub a pravi of thanks that “ the n, cessitie of pht many neonle b Roo Finn 'V a t ie's^lione ■ I i' m^n^37s ere hin« M ost children enjoy doing things right th ey ’re shown the right way to use the telep»^* 'M ectr t i o w ith proper c o n s .' ’^ r a t i o n a n d c o u r te s y — naturally bs D e i g h b o n w ill a p p r t fair m e h m e n '' r sc.,ire o f t* her and 1 r w r t e l e p h o n e u s e rs . Tefcpl**^ " a te t h e i r c o n s id e r a tio n —*0“ n f o m ily " ill * e. T'tiâ assure« fr*0“* . .ce for eveO'O* d ¿f,-' »T tïieph 8 u : ( im ” Ar lid [Her. a H G
