THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950
Gold Beach Men
Wish To Start Own
> Service Club Soon
Intense interest is being shown
by some 18 or 20 Gold Beach
business men in formation ~>f a
Rotary club in that town, with
invitation sent to Brookings cluo
for a joint meeting set for Wed
nesday evening, August 9, at the
Youth Center, Gold Beach.
RevT. C. M. Lever, together with
others who have either attended
Rotary meetings, or have once
been members, at other places,
have aroused sufficient interest
that an invitation was sent to
Brookings Club, to put on a typ
ical Rotary meeting and to ex-
‘plain the benefits expected from
Rotary’. The newly-elected dis
trict governor, of Longview, Wash,
will be present to aid the local
club in the club program.
Rev. Lever Here, Tuesday
Better to set the date, and to
learn how many to prepare the
meal for, Rev. C. M. Lever was
guest of the local club, Tuesday
and told of the preparations as
far as they had been made. He
said that he had 18 already on
the list, and that he anticipated
more to come.
Albert Joy Talks To Club
In his younger days. Albert C.
Joy, a new member of the local
club
was
~
4 connected
,
, with
, . Iowa .
Reformatory school, and to’d of!
how that state had tried to work
out a corrective system for de
linquent youths. He told of how
most boys had come from brok- i
en homes, and how these ’x>ys,
under proper conditions, nad be
come useful men in later years.
The boys’ pasts were never re- ’
ferred to in any dealings. The |
boy was taught to look at the I
present and to the future. He 1
took exceptions to the book, 'The ,
Snake Pit,” as giving a wrong;
impression of the work being ac
complished in any state institu
tion. He said that the people
who work in any of these insti-;
tutions have compasison, and arc '
not at all like the description J
in the book and in the movie.
LOCAL NEWS
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
visit in this area.
Mrs. Hattie Mackey, Mrs. An
drew Jackson and son, Gary, Mrs.
Ina Chapman and Demas Horn
were recent visitors in Crescent
City. H. O. Milbourne, who spent
the winter in Washington, ' vis
iting his niece, has returned to
Jack’s Creek and is staying at
the Jackson home. He says he is
glad to be back.
Mrs. L. W. Bowlin returned to
her Winchuck home Tuesday af
ter spending a month visiting at
Los Angeles. While there she be
came acquainted with her first
granddaughter, Anita Marie, the
new arrival at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Steinmetz.
Mrs. Guy Rice returned home
the first of the week after en
joying a week’s visit at Grants
Pass, with her daughter, Miss
Nancy Stone, and viewing the
Glad Festival.
Remember the cake and pie
sale at Brookings Market for the
benefit of the Community Li-
brary, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Board
man are parents of an 8-lb., 7-
oz. daughter born at Seaside hos
pital, July 31. The little lady has
been named Betty Jean.
Port Orford News
By Dorothy Asdel
Salmon fishermen brought in
their first notable catches for
the season from the sea last
week, topped by Fred Jamieson
with over 600 pounds one day.
Several boats caught around 100
pounds. Most were Chinooks with
some silversides mixed in. How
ever, the cannery is selling them
all fresh to commercial outlets
Notice To Creditors
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Curry.
In the Matter of the Estate
of John D. Gardner, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Administrator of the Es
tate of John D. Gardner, deceas
ed, by the County Court of Cur
ry County, Oregon, and has qual
ified. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified as by law required, to
the undersigned at Room 5, Hen
dricks Building, Brookings, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated and first published July
27, 1950.
Last publication, Aug. 24, 1950
VICTOR H. REYNOLDS,
Administrator.
Ed F. Ackley, attorney for ad
ministrator, Brookikngs, Ore .
Tractor Work
Owen Crocker
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until the time as the men caniard Thomas. Den Chief; Johnny ! summer under direction of Ann
bring in fish every day and in Thomas. David White, Jimmy White, Den 2, and Irene Baker,
larger amounts, more consistent Schroder, David Connelly and who is taking Mrs. Rickman’s
ly. Then it is planned, according Chris Angell; also a friend of place as Den 1 mother during
to Henry Fournier, manager, to David’s. After games, the boys the summer. One meeting they
re-open the cannery, which has went swimming in the lake be- all went out to the airport to
been closed because of lack of fore eating.
fly kites and another, the Cub
crab, and process the salmon. It
Others enjoying the picnic were Master, took them boat riding on
has been working with only a Mrs. Wayne Thomas, Mrs. Ann the lake.
skeleton crew for several weeks. White, Mrs. Katherine Rickman,
Kathleen Kampa and Mary K.
Fishermen will be able to go out Mrs. Wilbur Ponting and son, Hughes are completing their sec
regularly when the north wind Michael. Miss Lotus White and nod week at Catholic Girls camp
isn’t so strong, probably, they Miss Joan McClosky, the latter at Floras Lake this week. Girls
say, in another week.
from Sixes, and the Baker fam have come to the two-weeks ses
Mr. Field, manager of West ily. George Baker is cub master. sion from as far as Powers and
port, Wash., cannery, is here for
Cubs have been meeting all Brookings, and way points.
two weeks taking Mr. Fournier’s
job while Mr. and Mrs. Fournier
and son, Wayne, are on a vaca
tion to Washington and Canada.
Volunteer firemen were called
out twice last Saturday, first to
quench a fire which had started
in the sawdust by the old mill
in the Hamlet and the second
time to the Corliss White home.
Sunday morning the siren blew
once more after it was discover-
ed the sawdust was on fire at
the mill again. The sawdust pit
is several acres in area and sev-
eral feet deep. making a fire,
once started, hard to extinguish,
according to statements made by
the volunteers.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Taylor of
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San Francisco are staying at
their cottage in the Hamlet this
week, painting and re-furnishing
it as it is now for sale.
Mrs. Noma Thomas, Mrs. Ech-
ol Nutt and Mrs. Margaret Cor
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bin went to the Floras-Willow
flower show at Langlois, Saturday
and had many favorable com-
A« adv»rtii»J
ments to make.
in LIFE
A large group attended the
BIG ROÔMY CHEST No. 252(>
Cub Pack picnic last Saturday
afternoon at the home of Geo.
EASY TERMS I
Baker on Garrison Lake. From
Den 1, were Victor Rickman and
George F. Baker; Den 2, Rich-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards
and children of Santa Rosa, were
overnight visitors in this area on
Monday. They were on their an
nual vacation and were en route
to Bremerton, Wash. Mr. Edwards
is manager of the Safeway store
at Santa Rosa. He formerly was
associated with Mason & Ed
wards, contractors, here.
Miss Cordelia Cantrail of Klam
ath Falls, who was visiting her
brother. Howard, has been in the
Medford hospital undergoing med
ical treatment for the past ten
&
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrill
NORINE HARVEY
to Mrs. Merrill’s daughter, Mrs.
Coramae Asche and infant daugh
accredited teacher
ter, Donna Lynn to Portland.
Sunday, where Mrs. Asche joined i
ot
her husband, Raymond Asche.
Mr. Asche is now employed on
the railroad, working as switch
man.
Bill Barton and daughter re
Studio Building
turned to their home at Klam
ath Falls the latter part of the
Brookings, Ore.
week after being here for one
month, while Bill was employed
at Brookings Garage. He re-en
tered Oregon Technical Institute
Aug. 1 for his last term of the
body and fender course he is
’taking, and will be through at
jhe end of the term, Nov. 21.
y Among local people attending
the Glad Festival at Grants Pass
Ast week-end were Mr. and Mrs.
WLarl Knutson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
P. O. Box 392 or call at
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolin,
Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Sr. Mrs.
Cabin No. 7, at Baxter
Rose Hubbard and Mrs. Leland
Pettygrew. Mrs. Hanscam’s moth
Auto Court, Harbor
er. Mrs. George Anderson, Grants
Pass, returned with her for a‘
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