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PAGE EIGHT Try’ Pilot Classifieds for sales! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaal Classified Ads Get Results’ * and Mrs. Ruth Bathiany spent Thanksgiving holidays at Klam ath Falls with relatives, return ing home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. James and & Interior Decorating Darlene and Tommy returned Paper Hanging—Spray Painting from San Francisco Monday af Rural and Farm Buildings ter spending four days there. On Anything in spray or brush work. Saturday they took in the Mich igan State-Santa Clara game. On Dodson Painting Co. Sunday the tw’o men, accompani-1 Across from Pilot Office or ed by Earl Carson and his son, PHONE 41 Don, enjoyed the pro-football FREE ESTIMATES game between the San Francis co 49ers and Cleveland Browns.11 frontage contained in his recent purchase «o catch up on his fish ing which has been sadly neg lected of late. Bothe these trans actions were handled through the Pete J. Lesmeister Agency. The A. F. Pierce property just off Easy Street, last week, was purchased by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Witcher, formerly of Oroveille, Calif. The sale was made through the C. O. Leonard Real Estate Agency. Lee Straloy took a nice, bright Rod and Gun Club Doings - Enthusiasm is running so high 17-pounder from Bruce Hole last concerning the Ramrods basket Saturday. ball team that, although th°re A Feller Sez— DH you ever go on a huntin’ was no practice called for last trip, find a swell place to make week, due Io Thanksgiving, sev- camp, start unpackin’ all the en or eight of the players ar- necessaries an’ find some durn ranged their own practice ses- fool brought a gun along? sions both Friday and Saturday nights and had a grand workout. The next regular practice will bo held tonight (Thursday) at Dr. and Mrs. Guy Rice enjoyed the high school gym at 7:30 and a visit over Thanksgiving with every Thursday thereafter at the Mrs. Rice’s brother-in-law and same hour. The new basketballs At regular meeting of Topaz sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. have arrived and will be in use Rebekah lodge, held Nov. 23, a Ditzler of Santa Ana. Mrs. Rice’s from now on. Any additional in- pot luck dinner was enjoyed pi pre- daughter. Miss Nancy Stone, al formation desirefl may be had by vious to the business session. so spent the time here from her contacting President Merle Hans Mrs. Ida Foster was initiated studies a t Sanford University cam of the Rod and Gun Club, who into the degree, with the degree stated yesterday that a turn-out team captained by Mrs. Bertha where she is a freshman.. C. W. Talbot and his mother, of 20 to 25 players is expected al Whirry. Mrs. Mabel Talbott, of Jeffries, tonight’s practice. Officers elected to serve for the Minn., spent last week visiting The enthusiasm generated by 'st six months of 1949 were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde these enterprising Rod and Cun- Noble Grand Ethel Frazier. Braynard. The mon en joyed fish nets is truly remarkable. They Vice-Grand - Rita Tierce. ing, with some salmon to their ss that enviable spirit and Adelia credit as evidence of their luck. Recording Secretary drivi» which brooks no interfer- nnco and r ’'ognizes no bounds, tasseti. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bomar and Grace 1 Financial Secretary but, swooping all obstacles avile children of San Jose wore guests like the proverbial ten-pins, tiny Thanksgiving at the home of her Treasurer Beth Simon. attain their goal standing mother, Mrs. Ida Hubbell. Plans were completed for the Anybody got any doubts a IS to Carroll Reekman returned to bazaar to be held by the lodge what kind of a basketball team 1 social club on Dec. 18, starting Eugene Sunday where he is a at li) a. Rita Tierce was appoint - student at the University of Ore- Fish in g Gossip ed as chiarman for the affair, pin, aftr spending Thanksgiving While here for a short visit She u ill choose her helpers. It ' with his relatives. over tin holiday last week, is planned to hoi I a card party Joe Rose left the latter part gil Guerrettaz, son of (’al Guer- tin* same evening as the* bazaar of the w’eek for North Dighton, rettaz of Harbor, took his limit at 8 p. m. ., where he will spend the each* day. Ton • Christensen who ’’ojidays with his mother, Mrs. wa fi ’ Ing with him, reports that R< e .had already gone east a be had very little time to do any couple of weeks ago. fishing himself as most of his ’ lovel” river horn ’ of Mr. ime wa? k'*upi< I in giving good and Mrs. Roy Sunderland has >d\ ic 1 ai 1 gaffing fish (1he ad- sold to Mr. and Mh vice musta been pretty good I. I. May, recently of : •rge Cummins mrmb is in up residence in their new home ood standing) report taking two about Jan. 1 and have made sev nice Chinook last Saturday, wt. eral plans for ex’ensivp improve - 12 and 22 lbs., respecti\ely. Also, Rebekahs Elect There '49 Officers Local News Items Realty Transfers Bingo K Pinochle Party I he public will again be given i treat, this time with both pi- lochlo and bridge, Saturday eve- ing. 8:00 o'clock, at the 1. O. O. F. hall, by the V. F. W. Auxil- iry. Everyone is •invited. Mr. and Mrs THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1948. BRpOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon The World’s Best Climate Brookings Cortot PAINTING BODY AND FENDER WORK TITAN OILS WILLARD BATTERIES C V 7! G. W DarHn? C. N. Goldizen v BEË-YUTIFUL A. the 1’hil Buteau property on the north bank Ch< tco UTaOCBAMBB who has been quite busy with other matters, now plans to take advantage of the extensive river ÄS STATIOHSHy Distinctive Stationery is a "must" in modern business transactions. Distinctive stationery is a simple matter for the modern equipment of our plant—consult us, and be convinced. 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