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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1948)
PAGE EIGHT The World's Best Climate •KINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon THURSDAY, DECE MBER 16. 1948 I to return to Portland by the end Mrs. Ruth Bathiany plans to , of this week. leave today for Tulelake, Calif., A. C. Allen of Tulelake, Calif. to spend Christmas with ner ! was in town this week attending daughter. Mrs. Jack Crawford, Rod and Gun Club Doings— on this lure can get themselves to business affairs. He recently and family. She will later go to purchased the home of Mr. and Concord, Calif., to spend some Chetco Rod and Gun Club hold in line for free tackle by sub ^T"s. Fredericks, near the state time with her son, Robert Bath mitting the snapshots to Merle at its election of officers for the, ! line. iany, and his family before re forthcoming year at the regular Hanscam’s store. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stoken, who turning home. A Feller Sez — monthly meeting of the Club on recently sold to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harvey Lockwood was able to Common sense is not so com- ' Tuesday evening at the Grange mon .... Pfeil, have moved to Modesto, get out to town the first of the , hall. Calif. The new owners have al week after having suffered a se Officers elected were: ready moved to their new home, vere case of recently. Curry County Bank Gave and are making plans for ex- After your pneumonia President Bradley Page. Harbor correspon Vice-president — Micky Gould, $500 to Hospital Fund tonsive improvements. dent setn in the item saying that the popular guy was re-elected. : GOLD BEACH —Curry County Committeemen Walter Pear the driver’s license examiner Secretary-Treasurer - Hans Hospital Inc. received a call from mine, George Funk, and Cecil would be at the Grange hall last Nelson. I Curry County , Bank, requesting Watts attended a meeting of the Thursday, she found out that Sgt.-at-arms Tonv Christen I them to come to the bank for county AAA soil conservation at the date had been changed to sen. ; an interview. Gold Beach last Thursday. this Thurday (today). Carl Berger and Elmer Parker Mrs. Mateer, president of the nete Stoller arrived recently Grange Members are reminded { to serve on the board of direc association, accepted the call and from Washington where he is; tors of the club. that this Friday evening is the, Xentd a M u /' ban^ was Cloyed in the woods, for a few annual Christmas program. Each j Notable among the events of X ?< , T ,hat 1 wpeks visil "ith his parents. Mr. Granger is to bring a gift for the , th(> evening was the tribute paid stnuhon a $500 donation to the|and Mrs. Louie stoIler Christmas tree and the supper is to the retiring officers in a rising hospital fund. This is a nice poos and ^rs' Rob*rt Smith and pot luck. vote of appreciation for their un- to the steadily growing 7unTto f I et ihn hncnUai 1 children of Burns are vis’ting Rev. E. C. Hicks, pastor of the ( firing efforts and generous con-1 erect the hospital. Mr. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Smith River Methodist church, . tributions of their time and tai-( This gift is another proof that onts in guiding the destinies of ( ( urry County Bank is interested Mrs. Harry Z. Smith, this week. was a business caller in this area the club througoh one of its most i in the improvements of the stan Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser and Wednesday. successful years. I'he accomplish dards of living in Curry county, daughter arrived from Lake An- Mrs. Roland Sulteen has re- j Would Be One of the ments of this enterprising organ ‘he directors of the bank have ’es, S. Dak.. Monday and stayed turned from San Francisco where World Famous ization, its generous contributions also givpn personal donations to a few days at Chambers Fir she w’ent to attend the funeral of to charities and civic enterprises, the cause. • ourt. They are well known in her father, the late aPtrick Healy its indefatigable efforts through j M ith the vote in favor, and this area, as they formerly lived of that city. state and federal agencies for with donations mounting _ proof in Harbor, later in Brookings. Mrs. Claude Goldizen and Bet-1 The whole family will en» the pieservation of fish and game is at hand that the county will ’ ’or the time being they are at ti expect to leave Sunday evening, joy this every day of the'* are such i to realize its desire to have an un- M»dford, but hope to return to for Oxnard, Calif., where they! his area. years to come. my body of men and it was with to-date hospital. will visit Raymond Goldizcn and xtreme pride that the retiring Mrs. Henry Payne was in bed family over Christmas. Vernon, officers accepted the plaudits of with the flu i over the week-end. a student at University of New their fellow members. and was unable to teach school Mexico, will be present. I Fish i n (/ Goss, p Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sunderland Monday. Gene Gold and Carroll Reek- Mrs. Lee Perez is reported con- man, students : at Uni versify of ive purchased the J. A. Counts Almost (»very sportsman who Pioneer Merchants North Bank, for \ ak > 'ing as well as can be ex- Oregon, are expected home Sat venture ’ out during the rains of Oregon last week reports taking steel merly ownoby Wallace Morris. poctod, following a major oper- urday to spend Christmas vaca-. Harbor a ’ am, earlier this month. head. Six of these torpedoes are Mr. and Mrs. Sunderland have tion with their parents. eportod caught Monday at Bruce quite extensive plans for the im Hole. Vic Reynolds and his wife provement of their now property accounted for two but the nam- which, whim completed, will make other successful ones ■ it one of the outstanding homes are not available ; modest, no * ’oubt. Frank W. Smith has hold Mr. and Mrs. George Cummins projierty in Brookings to W . U "ave been doing Light well for Hoff, who pos. ison hemselves, it is reported, with about the first of the year. Both lice fish to show for each t irne transactions were handled thru “it. It is understood that the the P. J. Lesmeister agency. loaviest of these steelhead just nissed 20 pounds. Merle Hanseam reports tli al u* has a request for pictures 1 rom Mr. and Mrs. Ack lev he manufacturers of the Rus- leave today fo» Alameda to visit <‘llure. Anyone having pictures f themselves with fish caught over Christmas. from where they will go to Pasadena to see' the Rose Bowl game, New Years day between University of California and Northwestern University. expect to return home on \ Interior Decorating or I hey about Feb. 1. ’«per Hanging Spray Painting Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Turley Rural and Farm Buildings expect to leave Monday for Ber nything in spray or brush work. keley, Calit.. to spend Christmas with their son and family. They expect to be gone about a week Across from Pilot Office Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Pana, PHONE 41 who h^ve been spending the past FREE ESTIMATES week at their home near the L. Crissey residence, expect AN (SEAL GIFT!« for any - Phiko Refrigerator E. E. 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