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PAGE SUK The World’s Best Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON WM.it MANION NAMED HEAD OF OREGONE COAST ASSOCIATION WILD GEESE OF THE MARSHLAND I When tho frost-striken vegetation has wilted to tho ground And tho marshland’s indication show signs of Winterbound; And tho surrounding hills be wearing their autumn colors of gold Then Nature in her sharing ’twould many blessings unfold. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949 ADOPTION of CLARK SCHLEY a minor child. > TO: Jack Howard Schley, also * known as H o w a r d Winfield Schley,, father of Clark Schley: Estate of Charles White IN THE NAME OF T H Ejl (No. 1204) STATE OF OREGON, you are In the County Court of the State hereby commanded to appear be of Oregon for the County of fore the judge of the Curry Coun Curry. ty Court at the County Court Notice is hereby given that the Room in the County Court House undersigned, as administrator of In Gold Beach. Oregon, on No the estate of Charles White, de vember 18, 1949, at the hour of ceased, has filed his final account 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, to in the County Court for Curry show cause, if any exist, why County, Oregon, and that Friday, Paul Stefan Kemske and Celeste the 2nd day of December, 1949, Rains Kemske, husband and wife, at 10 a’clock A. M., and the court should not be permitted to adopt room of said court has been ap- Clark Schley and that said child's name be changed from (lark Pointed as the time and place of Schley to Clark Kemske. bearing of objections thereto and This citation is served upon settlement thereof. you by publication thereof in the Dated and first published, No Drookings-Harbor Pilot once each vember 3, 1949. week for four successive weeks Date of last publication, De- pursuant to an order made and entered in the above entitled cember 1, 1949. Court October 17, 1949. M. S. BRAINARD, Date of first publication Octo-, Hugh C. Gearin, Administrator her 20, 1949. Date of last publica Attorney at law, Brooking, Ore. tion November 17, 1949. WITNESS my hand the seal of Read the Class Ads—it pays’ said Court affixed this 17th day oi October, 1949. (Seal) OLETA A. WALKER, Clerk of County Court of In the County Cuurt of the State Curry County, Oregon. of Oregon for the County of Hugh C. Gearin, Curry. IN THE MATTER OF THE Attorney-at-law, Notice Of Final Account Manion, who succeeds H. A. Sanders of Smith River, as pres-( ident, is a Seaside realtor and; owner of the Seaside-Gearhart Land Co. He joint d the Oregon Coast Association in 1915 and has • served as director and \¡ce-pres-| ident and in August of this year was appointed secretary to fill Then will be the time for wild- the vacancy left by the resigna-, goose f r him to southward fly, tion of John Aschim. A happy lime for the hunter when Oth : new officers elected in- the Summer had gone by, Vice-presidents: Guy When November’s pungent frag- eluded : Blissett, Astoria, Clatsop coun rance be ther to bestir mv my ty; John Epping. Tillamook coun-1 senses; ty; Stan Allyn, Depoe Bay, Lin- Then I’d hear the whirring of the coin county; Eddie Neispo, Flor wings of wild-geese in marsh ence, Lane County; George C. land trenches. Gratke, Reedsport, Douglas coun * * ty; Lafe Compton, Coos Bay, Coos And now I vision those scenes so county: Charles Grayshel, Brook- bare; nigs, Curry County; Vance Bo Where the wild flocks cover the lick, Smith River, Del Norte; the marshlands there. t re as u re r, S. Rowand. Bar Tho I’m a long ways from the view; corporation secretary, W. marshlands, F. Bradley, Otter Rock. But these scenes do I see New directors are: (’1 at sop When the hunting-nostalgia county, Bud Campbell, Tolavana comes sudden over me. Park; Art Dempsie, Astoria and Fred IV. Martin, Brookings. John Philips, Seaside; Tillamook Classified ads pay—try them! county, Bob Staysa, Pacific City, Jack Weber, Manhattan and Roy Smith, Tillamook; Lincoln coun ty, E. K. Wilier, Newport, Axel CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: Johnson, Waldport and Orville Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In ('ox, Oceanlake; Lane county, Al A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who Greer, Florence; Douglas county, merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping. Fred Judges. Gardiner, E. L. Tolman and Claude Sanders Win chester Bay; Coos county, George McBride and Clayton Driscoll, Coos Bay; Bob Thompson, Co Gifts, Stationery Floyd Mulligan quille; Curry county, M. E. Kel School Supplies, Cards it y, Port Orford and P. J. Les Silverware Repair & Installation meister, Brookings; Del Norte 1010 2nd St. Telephone 2212 Flatware Supplies and Appliances county, James S. Hight, Kenneth Crabb and H. A. Sanders. Crescent City, California Hollowware Ph. 1581 Association delegates hoard a + DIRELYTE discussion on the highway situ ation in Oregon by Ralph T. CRESCENT CITY Moore, chairman of tho legisla Next Door to Nook Cafe tive interim committee. ! Manley F. Robinson, director, & ELECTRIC CO. | Visit our record dept i CLOSED ON MONDAYS Travel Department. Oregon State Conipelte Radio Sales ! Complete line of hard j Highway Commission, talked on 829 SECOND the tourist picture and Secretary and Service Open 9 to 5 Daily ware and electrical fix-j of the State of Oregon, Earl T. 840 3rd Sv' tures and appliances. d Newbry, spoke on the branch of- Ph. 1512 fices of his office to bo establish PHONE 143 ed on Hwy 101, on the Oregon i NORINE HARVEY coast. These offices. Mr. Newbry CRESCENT CITY ire to be located at Coos accredited teacher Bay, Tillamook, Astoria and one in Lincoln county to assist the Sheet Metal & Plumbing oi resident and tourist. Road infor- Surplus Rain Gear Household Appliances, New and will mat ion and Converse Boots Sheet Metal, Plumbing Chippewa Shoes Loggings Boots Drygoods and Furnish I given out to encourage the tourist Calked Boots to spend more time in the area. and heating supplies. Oregon Coast Association’s 19th which con- annual convention, < chided at ! Crescent City last Tues- day, saw some 200 Oregon Coast boosters, gathered in business sessions seeking further high- way imp) o\ ements through its vacationland area; repeal of the T5G travel tax; st a, dardization of cottage rates and lection of Wm. R. Manion, Sea? d 1 realtor, as its president for the coming year. The association’s actions urged that a causeway be built between Tillamook and Bay City, Ore., immediate ly north of the Kilchis river, to raise the roadway above the highway mark of floods which occur periodically each year. It is urged the straightening of alignment of U. S. Highway 101 from Bay (’ity north to Gari- baldi. Supported also were sportsmen organizationtions programs seek- ing furthfr conservation and de velopment of wild life along the Oregon coast. The association accepted rec ommendation committee’s pro posal ' to study the advantages and disad' antages of locating the association’s office south of ('res et nt City on Highway 101. The association also planned county meetings to be hold three to four times a year and a spring conference of the board of di rectors to be held at Sherwood Lodge, Yachats, during the ear ly part of the year. Citation CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial! DAVIDSON'S DIAMONDS WATCHES Mulligan Plumbing KATHERINE'S Beauty Shop WADSWORTH JEWELERS i Nielsen Hardware; w t».. a4 . ।« »g ...... » , ■■ ■■ m ■ i.- n~ w ■■ PHONS 2202 ■ F. A. Carr & Son SURPLUS MART Studio Building Brookings, Ore. ROEDER Funeral Home and Ambulance Service Phone 1091 Crescent City, California Power lag, Mon., Irksome To Area Power in Monday morning was pitiably low, caus ing everyone with electrically- operated equipment to sit down and use profanity. rhe Pilot, which is entirely op erated by electricity, was help less, with not a whQel turning in the forenoon. for this power outage, early in the morning, and sub sequent low voltage. was not learned. but was somewhere on the COPCO distributing system. Pilot for Christmas present! Chetco Drug Co. YOUR REXALL STORE Ready To Serve You Always T. W. Zenier PHONE 183 Pho. 631 1)00 4th St Carrdl’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC Electrical Supplies ings, Apparel for the entire family 1280 Second Street Phone 2752. Crescent City, Calif. S. d H. Green Stomps, too Crescent Chevrolet CRESCENT Lumber Company Chevrolet - Buick Sales-Service Your Hotpoint Store For Price Quotations On AU Auto Repair. Painting BUILDING MATERIAT 911 Second St. Radiators Repaired. Phone 1881 2nd & Market St. PHONE 931 CRESCENT CITY, CALIF. Ph. 471 Crescent City ■ ---- -------------W •f——— •— ———— . j, Nunn Bush Shoes Tom Brown's DEL PONTE'S Arrow Shirts MENS WEAR Genuine Levis Shoe Store Jarman Shoes, Knox & Pendleton Shirts X-RAY FITTED Baxter Hats. Marlboro Jantzen Sweaters Shirts White Stag Mail Orders Filled Phone 2102 828 2nd St. Crescent City Complete Line 920 Second St. ' of ■■ Work Clothes A Snack Or Meal Sporting Goods I Del Norte Laundry You can’t so wron? by Gordon F 3-Day Service dropping in at the Bus Depot Cafe Mrs. C. I. Patrick JOHNSON Leave Orders at Cur-Del Cleaners “Store for Men” T
