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The World’s Beet Climate
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 1943
Coos Bay Tuesday. Other out-of- der medical care for the past
town visitors for the wedding in- three week, following an acciden-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne tai gunshot wound.
f
of Cave Junction and Mrs. Wan-
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Richie of
Everyone in the community, in- da Ellis of Medford.
Rod and Gun Club Doings—
of the full import of the honor
Arizona are spending a few weeks
eluding parents, children, teach
Sonny Chapman, former well- j at the river side home of My?
The first regular monthly meet-1 best?'ved uP°n such a sma11 com-
ers and friends of the school, are known young man of this area, j and Mrs. Joe Bush. The Bush’s
-
•
*
munity
as
ours.
ing of the new year, which en-
invited to another “Penny” din- has returned to this vicinity for
expect to be up this way later
joyeo an especially large attend Fishing Goss ip—
ner
to be held at the school, Sat- a ten-day visit from New Mex this month.
The
water
conditions
have
im
ance, started things off like a
urday, Jan. 15, beginning at 6:00 ico where he now lives.
Pilot Class Ads get Results!
sky rocket with the following 12 proved during the past week to o’clock p. m.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Craig
re
months pointed toward accom- the point where nearly everyone
As this supper is entirely pot
hshment. Committees were all is taking steelhead again. Go luck, P.-T. A. members and par turned home the latter part of
appointed to handle the many and get ’em, fellahs, they're there!
ents are asked to bring one dish the week afte” spending three
A
Feller
Sez
—
varied activities of the organiza
for every two people of the fam weeks at College Place, Wash.,
A
bird
is
known
by
its
note,
tion and to the accomplishment
For Sale: 1932 Model A Ford
ily, a main dish, a salad or des visiting their son and daughter-
and
a
man
by
his
talk.
m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenm tn roadster with pick-up bed. Ex
of gags, cheers, laughter and good
sert.
food the program for the forth-j RAMROD HOOP SCHEDULE—
Those attending the dinner are C raig and children over the hol cellent motor, good for fem pick
coming year was launched.
ing, fishing, hunting or hot rod.
< Sponsored by Rod & Gun Club) also asked to bring their own idays.
$100
bill takes this. C. O. Leonard
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Struebing
Of special interest to those at HOME GAMES -
table service. Following the meal
-
east
end of town.
and
daughter,
Marilyn,
returned
I
tending was the presence at the
entertainment of community
Jan. 20 Smith River.
home
last
week
after
being
gone
guests table of all Eagle Boy
Jan. 27 Crescent City V. F. w. singing and motion pictures will
Lost: Union Oil Co. ticked book
about a month. While they spent
Scouts of this district, together
be furnished.
Feb. 10 Klamath.
in
the Harbor area, on Tuesday.
most
of
their
time
in
southern
with their leaders, John Ginther
Feb. 24 Pykes Variety.
Finder
leave at Freeman’s store.
California,
they
made
the
trip
and Elmer Parker as well as Dave! March 10 Crag Lumber.
Reward.
Ira Wilson, Gold Beach,
south
by
Arizona
and
Nevada,
Putnam, regional director. It was
March 24 Klamath.
Oregon.
♦
seeing
some
desert
country
and
the occasion for honoring Eagle AT CRESCENT CITY -
putting
3000
miles
on
fhe
speed
Scout Jimmy Vincent w'ho has
Jan. 12 Bay City Market.
been chosen to represent states
Jan. 19 D. N. H. S. “Bs”
A meeting of Curry County In ometer on the way dowm.
of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
NORINE HARVEY
Feb. 2 Crescent City V. F. w dian Heirs Association was held
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rose have
Montana at Washington, I). C.,
14 Crag Lumber.
at Chetco Grange Sunday aftei- also returned from their vaca
and New York City, during na
accredited teacher
Feb. 17 Smith River.
noon with about 30 present. Of tion spent in Massachusetts with
tional Scout Week. Any and all
Feb 21 Bay City Market.
ficers for this year were elected. relatives, arriving home Monday.
of
who have in the past given their
28 C. C. 20-30 club.
Chairman— Sam Lopez.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. R. I. Oliveri
aid and sup; ort to the scouting
Mar. 7 C. C. 20-30 club.
Vice-Chairman Kathryn Reek leturned home Monday after vis-1
movement in -his area must fed
Mar. 8 D. N. II. S. “As”
man.
iting relatives at Portland for the I
ratified indeed upon realization
Mar 12 Pykes Variety.
Secretary-Treasurer Etta Dill. past three weeks.
Mar 21 D. N. H. S. “As”
There was quite a bit of dis
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner
a*
Mar 23
cussion on the filling out of the made a trip to Crescent City on I
D. N. H. S. “Bs”
Studio Building
identification blanks, and the im- Saturday and brought their son, i
(Olij) and save for reference)
Brookings, Ore«
portance of having them com- Elmer (Sw’ede) home from the [
píete as soon as possible.
hospital where he had been uc-t
A committee of Sam Lopez,
Herbert Payne and Etta Dill was
in
appointed to attend a future
A FREE LECTURE
First meeting of January for meeting at Siletz, and report at
P'irh Gearin’s
the
next
local
meeting,
which
is
Entitled
('hotco Grange was held Friday
Law Office
set
for
April
10.
evening with D. C. Jaggers in the
P.-T. A. "Penny”
Dinner, Saturday
Classified Ad
Indian Heirs Acsn.
Met Last Sundew
INCOME TAX
SERVICE
& FRIDAYS
At home on other days,
on Hwy 101, 2 miles so.
R. V. Guerrettaz
Gun Smithing
and Rod and Reel
Repairing
Done Very Reasonable
See
»
Don S. Johnson
Grange InCalled
Officers F^r 1949
chair. Routine business was dis
posed of during this time.
Installation of officers was held
with Curry County Deputy, Fred
Adams, assisted by his installing
staff, as installing officers. Those
installed for 1949 were:
Master Herbert Payne.
Raymond Asche.
Hazel Hendry.
Benjamin Jones.
Steward — Civ
Rebakchs Opened
Card Party Series
The first in a series of eight
pinochle praties being given by
the RdM’kah Social club was held
last Saturday evening at the Odd
Fellows hall with ten tables in
play. An enjoyable evening of
cards ended with the following
results:
( ’haplain Bertha Moore.
Ladies high score Peggy Ask.
Treasurer Roy Hendry.
Mens high score Henry Weigel
Ladies low score Mary Men
denhall.
Gate-keeper Ben Turner.
Mens low’ score Gene Ackley.
Cen’s Maude Sandbo.
Pomona Cora Mae Miller.
Pinochle prize Peggy Ask and
Henry LaBarge; door prize -
Flora- Mary Braynard. .
Lady Assistant Steward — Ber- Dorothy Simpson.
These parties are being held
every Saturday evening during
Executive Committee W.
Pearmine, A. C. Thompson and months of January and February,
the next set for Jan. 15.
Tony Olsen.
Musician Edna Weigel.
Mr. Adams gave a talk on the
_ ’
Oregon legislature, and told how
people could help their represen-I
"Christian Sconce
The Promised Comforter"
By Ralph E. Waaers, C. B. S.
Of Chicago, Illinois
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The
Mother Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Will Be Held At The
L O. O. F. HALL, BROOKINGS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27
At 8:00 o’clock p. m.
Christian Science Society
Of Brookings, Oregon
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Fred Adams Put
On Game Comm
& Interior Decorating
Refreshments were served by
According to word received by
aper Hanging Spray Painting Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Harvey, Leon the Pilot from Oregon Newspa
Rural and Farm Buildings
ard Harvevy and Mrs. Jessie Jud per Publishers Association. Fred
Anything in spray or brush work. kins.
Adams. Curry County representa
tive. has been appointed as vice-
Dodson Painting Co.
Work on the fire hall and am chairman of the game commit
Across from Pilot Office or
bulance headquarters is progress tee of the house, and in the food
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ing rapidly with much of the and dailying committee, Forestry
FREE ESTIM A TES
flooring poured, and most of the and mining and utiities commit-
framework done.
Wm. Waslh, senator from this
section, has been named presi
dent of the senate.
3
ng
1
Brookings
Garage
Firemen To Meet
The fire hall will be one of the
problems up for discussion at a
special meeting of the Brookings
firemen, called Friday evening at
7:30 at the old Chevron station.
All firemen are urged to be in
I attendance, sure!
Local News Items
S
1
Goldizen
G. W Darling
Mrs. Albins Tamba returned
from San Francisco where sho
spent a couple of months visiting
her son, Theodore, and family.
Mr. and Mr
Arlandson •
of Coos Bav
1 the wed-,
ding of
son. John, and Het-
>nday. returning to
COOPERATION
also pays on the telephone party lino
Repairing little Mary’» broken doll is the sort of coopers-\
tion she expects from DadL And he is always well repaid
with happy smiles. Cooperation will work well on the
telephone party line, too. Use your telephone as yon
would like to have others use theirs. You’ll be well re
paid—with better telephone service, and telephone neigh-
bora who appreciate your cooperation.