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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1949)
PAGE EIGHT move to meet another’s need; Because my doubled strength I may expend to steady one who Chetco Community Library, faints. moved last week from the Cen Yes, for all these do I give tral building to the Templar ho thanks. Jane Alford. tel building, will be able to ren- der better service to the publie at this new location, say t hose in charge. The library is now at st reet level, with large windows fac The annual school census, just ing the street. There is room completed, includes 256 boys and for additional hook stacks as 194 gir’s, or a total of 450 be- the library grows and future tween he ages of 4 and 20, said ne(*ds may be met. Lynn O. Hampton, superintend Members of the board, and ent, Monday morning. friends of the library who at- This is an increase of 28 over tended the tea last week, were last year. In this number there enthusiastic about the possibili were 47 seven years of age (sec ties this location affords. ond grade) and 40 six years old The library is open on Tues Hirst grade). day and Friday afternoons from This year, this number is be 3 to 5 o’clock. ing cared for by a schedule of Library Can Grow In 'New' Home THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World’s Best Climate May Fr. Don Denman Rotary Speaker, Tuesday Noon was accepted by the Gold Beach chamber of commerce at a special GOLD BEACH—The jail es meeting, held Monday evening. The chamber voted to instruct capees from Coquille were re- । ■ Outlaws In vOUnTy ported seen at Raymonds lodge, the directors to negotiate the south of here Monday evening, final terms. The building will be maintained as a community cen- Fr. Don Denman, parish priest headed northward. These men, reported to be ex- fer henceforth. of the local Catholic church, re A delegation from the Women's viewed the book: “You Can tremely dangerous, are armed, club was present at this meeting. and would likely kill if molested. Change the World,” by Father The group will be assured a Keller, at the noon luncheon of meeting place. Brookings Rotary Club, Tuesday. "People lose sight of the fact Ben McKernan, who has been that Democracy and Christian ity are synonymous,” said Fr. I quite ill for the past few weeks Denman, in his opening state at his home near here, was taken Fur Relief of Symptoms ment. "Many people are wonder • by ambulance to the Gold Beach hospital, Monday, where it is re ing just where we are going. In ARTHRITIS-RHEUmTI!!! ported he is suffering from bowel the past few' years, we have seen If you are the victim of and suffer from the tortuous pains of Arthritis nations rise and fall, we have , hemorraging. and Rheumatism, you owe it to your self to try the new product, ALFA- seen Communism spread like a NAL. disease. “ We invite you to write for our new ; folder and rend what many satisfied "Father Keller wrote his boo’ users of ALFANAL have to say. to counteract evil tendencies. H' asserted that man had reducer’ GOLD BEACH — Veterans c4i[anal Co. itself almost to the level of ani Memorial Association’s oiler of Box 71 Shedd, Oregon one first grade, one secocnd grade mal, through his material athe $2500 for the community hall and a combined first and second ism. Communism is but one phas* grade room. Since the new build of this sinking to this level. In ing has only eight class rooms, this country there are plenty of A demonstration of latest and the eighth grade is being taught evidences. best methods for the elimination in the high school building. CALL PHONE 262 “There is a Christopher move If the present population re of moles and gophers, in bulb ment, non-sectcarian. where peo Wishes To Arr.^un e New Prices for Fluff-dry! fields, home gardens and on farms mains the same, said Mr. Hamp ple pledge themselves to do their will be held Monday, Nov. 28, ton, there would be 118 pupils in best to help others, without any Family Fluff dry, per pound...........................10c at 2 p. m. at the Donald (’rockett high school in 1953, 127 in 1955, regard to self. This movement is (Chenille Spreads, Double Wool, double Cotton and 155 in 1957. farm, south of Harbor. easily defined and may be seen Blankets, Exta). Present high school enrollment practiced by many in this na Everyone interested is invited tc attend and learn how to get is 93 and grade school, 247. tion. who practice the principles People who wish to wash at home, may bring best of these [>ests. The demon- of Christianity. their clothess in to be dried for 6c lb, dry wt. st rat ion will lx* conducted by "Our forefathers, those who County Agent I R. M. Knox and wrote our Declaration of Inde- rodent Don White, county < pendence, our Constitution, were ( terminator. At a very impressive cere- religious men. They made this | mo n y, Sunday afternoon, five country what it is today through ! By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING people, Mr. and Mrs. Bert De- these two documents. Only un-1 MR WART WE WANT WHY GENTS WHATTA ^OUMEAN^- ATARE \ WHY GENTS-THIS IS NOT A NEW CAR - IT ONLY LOOKS der these two documents can ‘ TO BE FAIR IN THIS oOPfUSED WHATTA WE MEAN ?-( '• ) you \ 'sERlOUS/ AND RUNS LIKE NEW- SINCE j MATTER BUT ME MUST J WHAT DO TELL ^Xt^TRUTH Azalea Garden Club will hold | Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Erick WART no speed cop >9 ^N0W THE TRUT h 0VOU MEAN man, as an individual, do any- ; WHERE / YOU GETTING p' ? /— CAN DRIVE A CAR its next meeting on the second son and Mr. West, were baptized LIKE THAT ON HlS I thing to change the world. salary mho vou FOR THAT WONDERFUL 2s BRÖÖftNGS GRAFTING FROM J Thursday in December. The date at Snug Harbor, on the Chetco CAR YOU BE DRIVING "We can accomplish this feat ' NEW EVERYTHING must BE — at the home of Mr. and Mrs. OH THE SQUARE^—' is Dec. 8. This is the annual VÎT } ill UI/ if each of us as individuals do Lloyd Harbin. GAVE IT THEIR VYORKS^J \ Christmas party and all attend- S . !! W Following the baptismal, pray our individual part, without re \‘CVTv«ÔoÙÏLt2' ing are asked to bring i small gard for self, but for the good • Ä HIS SALARY in ers were offered for J. N. Se- gift. Frequently these have, I of the most people. horn and his companion, of Riv years past, taken the form of “Democracy and Christianity something clever one has made, ers End. w ho were lost last sum aie inseparable,” said Er. Den- an unusual plant, or a jar of mer off the coast of Southern man. in closing. one’s special shin I o! conserves. California, while tuna fishing. The 35 people attending the Club Attendance Is Up Mrs. John Hogan and Mrs. Floyd The governor’s letter showed Bolton are busy with [Jians for baptismal were invited to the Brookings club in tenth piace, a Christmas tree that will de Harbin home lor refreshments of in attendance in Dist. Geo. GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING coffee and cookies. Rev. Nick N. light our eyes. Funk attended Rotarv luncheon Neufeld officiated at the baptis at Davenport, Iowa, last week, giving. I like it best written as mal, and expressed thanks to all and Henry Kerr at Tacoma. two woids, t hanks giving; not who attended this rite. hurried over and run together. Read the classified advertise feld and Bradley Page, favored but allowing each word d u i the program with two numbers. ments it really pays! thought and emphasis. Let us not W. D. Sibley, of Gold Beach, ers within our forget the and George Milford, of Red Bluff, may share the Calif., were guests. festive board Will party who fished out a THANKS BE TO GOD! short bamboo fishing rod from 1 do not thank Thee, Lord, lower Winebuck, n e a r mouth, That 1 have bread to eat while leave at Chetco Store, at Brookings. Nor yet tor work to do GOLD BEACH« Lower Rogue No better watches may be bought in any large While empty hands solicit Rod and Gun Club was organized city for the prices we quote you people in this ven here last Saturday, with officers Nor for a body strong compare these prices anywhere! area For Sale: Montag Duches oil While other bodies flatten beds cook stove with electric tan. The picked to lead the club for the next year. The club has its own of pain! coils and water tank included. home on the Wedderburn side No, not for these do I give thanks! Doris Freeman, Chetco Store, of the river. But I am grateful. Lord city. 39-2* Discussion was held about a Because my meager loaf I may challenge to be sent the shots divide; 25c per pound, at For that my busy hands W. H. Hibbard. Harbor. 39tf at Brookings for some competi- tion. The members say they can “shoot the feathers” from any one in the county. School Census 28 Over Last Year Taken To Hospital Gdlyan a I Vets Group Buys Community Ha'' Moles, Gophers Will Be Eradicated Brookings Personalized Laundry Five Baptized, Sun. By Baptist Church Wart, the Speed Cop............ Along Azalea Row BROOKINGS GARAGE 13^ JEWELRY IS A LASTING GIFT Brookings Sent A 'Gun' Challenge WATCHES BUY THEM FOR CHRISTMAS!! Classified Ads SACRIFICE SALE—ALL TO GO!! ALL THIS WELK cheap, if taken immediately: New and slightly used equipment; house furnishings; 1911 Chevrolet coupe, garden tractor, plastic boat and motor. See MRS. G. M. FREDERICK At Barney Mathews place near Winchuck Bridge. DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JI WELRY Bril d Hoi ell Cann ’<!* and Pro^'ctars \A/ A D D C M VV >4 l\ !\ C 11 Realty Transfers Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Lancaster of Riverside. Calif., have purch ased the Norman L. Harris resi dence about three miles north of Brookings. He is employed at | Craig’s mill, nearby. The trans- action was handled through the C. O. and L. L. Leonard Real Agency. fl w • U II N T E O n U li I C i\ r Womens Rensie Watches . $35.00 $37.50 Mens Rensie Watches . $29.75 Mens Greygor Watches $31.75 (same in White Gold) . Mens Normandie Watches $49.50 Bracelets for Ladies Watches Beads Few Rings, etc. We'd like the opportunity to prove to you it pays to look about you, here in Brookings. A chance to convince you is all we ask! N. M. JONES, Jeweler Templar Hotel Bldg., Brookings I * u> a I ■ J c W 6 I v I W* Make Your Watch Tell The Truth— 9is Second Street, Crescent City. California
