Brookings-Harbor pilot., October 11, 1951, Page 6, Image 6

BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
Sil
Extension U n it
M eetings A re Due
B.'nkus to ld the P ilo t, Monday.
This w ill enable people of the
area to sp rin kle lawns o r g a r­
dens w hich was not pe rm itte d in
recent m onths during low w a te r
level in the reservoir.
W o rk on the c h lo rin a tio n p lant
is about complete, and w ill be
ready soon.
re-production. O lder residents of
the area w ill rem em ber its loca­
tion on the plot referred to as the
“ O ld A irp o rt.” Mrs. Lucas was
Lorn here, and her fa th e r and
m other, M r. and Mrs. Frederick
M ille r, operated the hotel fo r a
num ber of years. H e r fa th e r had
an active p a rt in the e a rly In ­
dian wars, and the fa m ily lost
land through the governm ent’s
treaties w ith the Indians.
“ F renchy” A r r e ll and Rod H e r­
m ann had th e ir usual luck on the
Chetco Sunday, no catch— b u t—
everyone gains th a t re la xa tio n
needed by ju st flo a tin g down the
riv e r on a Sunday afternoon.
Dave Johnson and Jim R obin­
son have been in the Idaho fo r­
ests h u nting elk the past tw o
weeks and are expected home
soon w ith meat.
George B erger’s friends saw
him off to a liv e ly s ta rt S aturday
night, when he le ft at m id n ig h t
lo r P o rtla n d to e n ro ll at P o rt­
land U niversity. He w ill m a jo r in
physical education.
M r. and Mrs. Glenn Z irbel are
enjoying the v is it of Mrs. Z irb e l’s
sister, Mrs. J. S elvig o f B illings,
M ont. Mrs. H a rrie tt B aker is a
niece o f Mrs. Selvig.
M r. and M rs. N. M. Jones re-
Thursday. OctolxT 11. i*)gi
tu rn e d from the Paisley area, i n i
F in d w h a t you w a n t th ro u g h
Lake County, d u rin g the w e e k-| the P ilo t Class Ads.
end where they had camped to
p ilo t class ads reach y o u r m
hunt. Im m e d ia te ly a fte r se tting
q u icke r— tr y them !
up camp the) were asked to l e
a
v
e
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Oregon S tate College Extension
tne governm ent forest. A fte r m ov­
u n it m eetings in home economics
ing camp, t h e y w’ere notified
are now in progress. Hom em ak-
they could re tu rn to the o rig in a l
< rr. througho ut the county are
cam ping area w hich they did but
ta k in g advantage of this educa­
were so tire d fro m the m oving
tio n a l program w hich is free to
they didn’t do much hu n tin g . A
those interested. The project fo r
group of friends fro m P o rtla n d
October is “ Care of Rugs and
m et them there. .
B ig Bundle of
I pholstered F iy n itu r e ,” and the
M r. and Mrs. B ill H uffm an
ch m onstration is being presented spent Sunday at Crescent C ity,
Calcutta Poles
by Miss W anda Gossage, home v is itin g friends.
Mrs. Neal M a rtin was a E ureka
(1 m onstration agent i n C u rry
county. A ll are in v ite d to a t­ v is ito r last week-end.
No trespassing on m y p roperty, in o rig in a l w rappings fro m I n ­
M r. and Mrs. Cecil Roberts of
tend. Meetings fo r the com ing
consisting of 160 acres on W heeler
G rants Pass were visitors in this
week, are:
Creek and W inchuck R iver, unless dia. Come in and get them before
Tuesday, Oct. 16 Gold Beach area over the week-end.
permission is first granted. R. C. they are picked over.
M r. and Mrs. John Zuber of E u ­
u n it at the home of Mrs. C a rt­
L U D LU M . H arbor.
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w rig h t, 10:30 a. m. B rin g sack reka, C alif., were visitors at the
N ta l M a rtin home this week.
lunch.
A Iso Have Assorted Reels!
The V F W g irls served a hearty
Wednesday, Oct. 17. — Chetco
I nit at the Chetco Grange. 10:30 breakfast to the Barbershoppers
I Sunday, about noon. Mrs. Am ber
a m. Pot luck luncheon.
F o r the week ending on Sun-
F riday, Oct. 19 Sixes u n it at C: in obeli lost out when the cooks
M ax. M in. R ain
day:
home of M rs Luck G entry at 10:30 were serenaded by the K la m a th
O ctober 1 ........... 58
55
1.09
Sporting Goods
F alls gang. She was busy serving
a. m. Pot luck luncheon.
October 2
63
54
.56
at
least
300
cups
of
coffee.
The p ro je c t fo r Novem ber w ill
O ctober 3 ...........64
52-
.02
In the C enter of B rookings
Roy Sunderland is» ta k in g the
b«> “ W indow T reatm ents.”
O ctober 4 .........67
46
place of V irg il G oldsberry and
O N H IG H W A Y 101
October 5 ...........70
48
Don C raig w h ile they are h u n t­
O
ctober
6
........... 71
50
ing in the Lakeview area. Dougins
October 7 ........... 79
48
T
Goldsberry is w ith his dad. B ill
R a in fa ll fo r week
...1.67
Cam pbell and A rt Crook are also
Since the recent rains, reser­ in that te rrito ry .
W ord reached the P ilo t th a t
voirs of Brookings W a te r Co. are
C
liff
and B row nie B rim m and
fillin g to such a point th a t a ll re ­
strictio n s are now removed, E lm e r 1 Don C raig each had th e ir deer Where to “FIN D ” and “BUY” It In
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA:
and were w a itin g fo r Cleo C raig
j to m ake a lu cky shot before re- A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
l tu rn in g from Lake C ounty where merit a “share" of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping.
I they went last week. F ra n k T y-
j ga rt, John D arger are already
home w ith th e ir deer.
IN T H E C O U N TY CO U R T OE
The residents of Easy Street
THE STATE OF <>REGON IN m a r H w y 101 hope the person
O F F IC E S U P P LIE S
\ x i» FOR CURRY COUNTY I w ho abandoned the five Angora
S ta tio n e ry
PR O B A TE 11EPAR TM EN T
T yp e w rite rs, Adding Machines
kitte n s on the street did so w ith
In the M u tte r o / the E state of expectations th a t they w ould find i
Silverware
I 1010 2nd St.
Telephone 2212
C H A R LE S A. W A R N O C K , De­ a good home. They did.
Flatware
Crescent C ity , C a lifo rn ia
ceased.
Mrs. Annie Lucas brough ser-
Leave.
Orders
at
No. 1269.
Hollowware
eral old pictures of the firs t ho­
We D e liv e r in B ro o kin g s!!
N otice is hereby given; that the tel in Brookings to the P ilo t, M on­
Cur-Del Cleaners
undersigned, from and a fte r No- day. U n fo rtu n a te ly there wasn’t
DIRELYTE
vem ber 3rd, 1951, shall at p riva te tnough contrast in them fo r good
CRESCENT CITY
sale, sell fo r cash, a ll of the m a r­
ketable tim b e r, o r such p a rt
thereof as m ay be salable, be­
Visit our record dept
longing to the above e n title d es­
& ELECTRIC CO.
Conipelte Radio Sales
ta te u|H>n the fo llo w in g premises,
F o r cement w o rk on ro a d ­
to w it:
and Service
ways.
Complete line of hard
829 SECOND
Southwest Q u a rte r o f N o rth ­
I nunedlate Delii'ery
ware
and
electrical
fix­
west Q u a rte r (S W L o f N W L ) ;
Ph. 1512 840 3rd Si.
West H a lf o f Southeast Q u a rte r
tures and appliances.
o f N orthw est Q u a rte r ( W * a of
o r leave orders at Leanord’s
PHONE 143
S E L of N W L ) ; N orthw est Q u a r­
R ealty Office
te r of Southeast Q u a rte r ( N E L
ROSS S A LV A G E
Carrell’s-Hedrick
o f S E L ) ; N ortheast Q u a rte r of
ELECTRIC
Southeast Q u a rte r
(N E L
of
S E L );
Southeast Q u a rte r of
A T L A S PO W ER TO O LS — and
Southeast
Q u a rte r
(S E L
of
'E v e ry th in g fo r . the H om e’
H ardw are, also c lo th in g fo r the
S E L ) of Section One (1 ); ap­
p ro x im a te ly 7.80 acres ly in g in
F ra n k & S te lla Grenbem er
e n tire fa m ily , in clu d in g boots &
Your Hotpoint Store
1 ot num ber F o u r (4) in the
Crescent C ity , C a lifo rn ia
shoes. Come in and shop w ith us!
N orthw est Q u a rte r of N orthw est
Saw Mill I lands
941 Second St.
12E0 Second Street
1280 Second Street
Q u a rte r ( N W L of N W L ) ; Lot
Phone 2752, Crescent C ity , C a lif.
num ber One (1) and Lot num ber
j 3!
'Pwo 12) com prising the N o rth
H a lf of N ortheast Q u a rte r ( N L
ot N E L ) ; Southeast Q u a rte r of
Carpcnterville
N ortheast
Q u a rte r
(S E L
N IL );
N ortheast Q u a rte r
Southeast
Q u a rte r
(N F L
Albers Feed, Seed, Hay, Foulr
S E L ) ; Southw est Q u a rte r
Chevrolet - Buick
N orthw est Q u a rte r
.S W L
F o r Price Quotations On A ll
C o a l , P a in t. Cem ent Roofing,
Sales-Sen’ice
N W L ) ; Southeast Q u a rte r
N ails, F e rtiliz e rs , Pres-to-logs.
(S E L
N orthw est Q u a rte r
Auto Repair, Painting BUILDING MATERIAL
N W L ) , excepting th e re fro m such
Ph. 1081 Crescent City
Phone 1881
2nd & M a rk e t S t
Radiators Repaired.
o f the same th a t has t>een con­
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C IT Y , C A L IF .
veyed to r highw ay purposes etc.;
Ph. 471 Crescent City
Evenings by Appt.
in Section T w e lve (12); Tow nship
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.
T ow nship
F o rty
(40)
South
Range Fourteen (14) West of
Nunn Bush Shoes
A n y u ’/icre — A n y T im e !
W illa m e tte M d rid ia n in C u rry
Arrow Shirts
County, S tate o f Oregon; as is
MENS WEAR
Phone O rders Accepted!
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Genuine I>evis
mou» fu lly set fo rth in and a u th ­
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Shoes, K n o x Hats,
HARBO R, OREGON
orized by o rd e r of the above e,v
Pendleton Shirts
M a n h a tta n S hirts, etc.
t it led C o u rt dated September
Jantzen Sweaters
29th, 1951, and th a t this notice be
Jim M c K ilv a ry , Prop.
Phone 551 Crescent Citv
White Stag
published fo r
fo u r successive
w eeks.
920 Second S t
Complete Line
Dated th is 1st day of October,
of
1951.
E D IT H V. W A R N O C K .
Work Clothes
A d m in is tra trix o f Estate of
Sporting
Goods
LAND LEVELING
Charles A. Warmx’k, de­
LOCAL
NEW S
W a fe r A v a ila b le ;
Restrictions Eased
Just Received
NOTICE
W eath er Report
J. J. G a lla g h e r
CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS—G ive Them A t Least A T ria l!
Nr lice o f Sale o f
Timber
D A V ID S O N 'S
Del N orte Laundry
3 -D a y Service
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R A D IO
Nielsen H a rd w a re
SAND & GRAVEL
WADSWORTH
JEWELERS
PHONE 2202
Phone 341
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DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Crescent C ity
Furniture Co.
SURPLUS MART
Electrical Supplies
Help W an ted
W ilson M ill Co.
Del N orte
Feed Store
Crescent
C hevrolet
CRESCENT
Lumber Com pany
K A T H R IN '
BEAUTY SALON
Flowers W ired
Tom Brown's
Phone 3 9 5
M a rg a re t's
SEE ME
ceased.
D a te o f F irs t p u b lic a tio n ,
Octot»er 4. 1951.
I ate o f last p u b lic a tio n ,
November 1, 1951.
H > F. A C K L E Y .
Attorney for Administratrix.
1 rooking*, Oregon.
FOR-
BRUSH CLEARING
ROAD BUILDING
AL SARVER
Easy Street, Brookings
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L. A . C arr & Son
Sheet Metal & Plumbing
Household Appliances,
Sheet Metal, Plumbing
and heating supplies.
Pho. 631
900 4th St
Gordon F.
JOHNSON
“Store for Men”
Nicholson
Furniture Exchange
t
858 3rd St. Crescent Ci y
A rm stro n g
Linoleum s,
Stove?/
"E v e ry ‘hing fo r the H o m i*