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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1949)
/»AGE EIGHT Conservation Of Game Is Matter Of Education Rather Than Enforcement, California Game Warden Explains money and common “I would prefer to think of | tween big --f, ------- --------- fish and game law enforcement people. Elect Heal companies sen in terms oi salesmanship rather the public a bill of goods to ef than persecution,” said .Jack Mc- fect dam construction on a river, Keller, of Crescent City, game make no or little provision for warden for California, in a mes migration of fish. In time this sage to Brookings Rotary club, results in reduction of fishing, in that country. 'i uesday noon. “If the game division had any “I would prefer to have people thing to say, any company out come to me, man to man, to ask to build a dam would be required about the laws, about violations, to spend adequate fish ladders to than to have to chase them all not seriously impede the progress over the country lor any viola upstream of fish during spawn tion they may have made. It ing season. is more fun to appeal to a per “Results eventually must come son’s sportsmanship than to see from the average citizens, by, him hauled up in court. “Relaxation is good for people and through organization, getting and so many derive relaxtion in together in sufficient strength to going fishing, hunting or camping see that fish do not have to be from streams just because in our forests or up our streams. a barred dam may cross the stream.” People,should feel a pride in be ing able to enjoy these properly. Chelan, Wash., Man Visits Wally Miller, of Chelan, Wash., ”'rhe future of fishing in our times is a matter of battle be- June 5, at the Federated church, gon Caves, Crater Lake, Lake Crescent City. Rev. Butler offi- Tahoe and Yosemite before re- ciated. The groom’s brother, Don, turning to their home at Mon acted as best man; his sister, terey, Calif. Phyllis was bridesmaid. There was a reception at Tween People w’ho wish to enter floats Points, home of Murray’s par- ¡n the forth-coming Lily Blossom ents, for the family and a few Time Parade, are urged to con- intimate friends. tact any member of the com- The newly-married couple will mittee, headed by Fred Moore, at For the past week, ending on spend their wedding trip at Ore- once. Max. Min. Rain Sunday: .04 47 May 30 .......... ...60 1.09 48 May 31 .......... ...55 47 .10 June 1 .......... ...62 By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING 51 June 2 .......... ...71 72 53 June 3 .......... 55 June 4 ...... ..... .. 84 52 June 5 .......... ...76 Rain for week 1.23 Rainfall for May 5.35 on a vacation with his family, visited the club, Tuesday. He lived at Hood River a number of years, ago, and was acquainted with the Lloyd Moss family. He was sur prised to meet Mr. Moss at the luncheon. Weather Report Wart, the Speed Coo............ Murray Johnson Weds At Crescent City, Sun. Announcements by Mr. and Mrs. Noel Colby were received in this area this week, of the marriage of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Murray A. Johnson, Sunday, AN OLD-TIME Stock Reduction Sale On KEM-TONE on save $1 on each gal J. J. Gallagher PLUMBING Brookings, Oregon a Thursday, June 9, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World’s Best ClimaU dance : LET US STEAM-CLEAN YOUR CAR ■ —TRUCK, OR TRACTOR! £ WORK GUARANTEED! ■ IRA BROWN B At Texaco Service Station Brookings ■ CHETCO GRANGE NORINE HARVEY accredited teacher of Sat., June IS Quadrilles, Schottischess, Polkas Brookings Personalized Laundry CALL PHONE 262 FOR QUICK SERVICE! —ROUGH DRY & FINISH SERVICE— All Wearing Apparel Special Attention Studio Building Brookings, Ore. Waltzes, etc Agency for Vogue Cleaners [«1 in.1 ■MSI COME! See The Highest Priced Hat fin the World/ Now On Exhibition at Big Jim's Tavern THURSDAY—AT THE CHETCO CAFE!! Insured at $10,000 Value After you See It, You Will Realize That $10,000 Couldn't Buy A "Similar" Hat—Anywhere!! Hurry, Before It’s Gone! MEET "SANDY," THE OWNER! CHETCO CAFE & BIC JIM'S tavern .'