BROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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Dog Poisoning Has
Citizens 'W rathv'
c a re fu l not to p erm it his dogs
to roa roam o r m olest people.
C. A. M acK enzie could do even
S«t.
w orse Ixidily h a rm to th e person
who _ slew his . pedigreed
___ dog,
— w hich
he prized m ore th a n money. The
situ a tio n has becom e explosive in
the area, and those p e rp e tu a tin g
th e ac ts m ight find them selves in cago to visit S gt. P ro sek ’s p a r
q u ite a ta n g le if th e fact ever ents, re tu rn in g in A pril to Mc-
g ets out of th e ir acts.
Sm ar
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HATS
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Fur Evening and Daytime Wear—
O R IG IN A L M A D C A P S
—From New York
Featured, in
Harpers Bazaar and Glamor
EU-LEE'S DRESS SHOP
Yelton's
BROOKINGS
Oregon
W c now have Guitars, Ufeteles, Harmonicas and
Batons; Strings for guitars, violins, banjos, and ukes
—and band accessories in addition to our RCA Ra
dios and Record Changers; Sheet Music and Rec
ords. H e hace just rece iced many new releases on
our records.
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BONNIE'S HOME LAUNDRY
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BONNIE LEMING
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Railroad Street
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I^anglois P a re n t-T eac h ers o r
g an izatio n is sponsoring th e S t. '
P a tric k ’s dinner, M arch 17 a t the
igrade gym. S erving will s ta r t 1
at 6:00 p. rn. and th e d in n er will
fe a tu re m eat loaf, baked beans
and asso rted casserole dishes. 1
S alads, desserts, coffee o r tea will
com plete th e d in n er nt a cost of
75c for a d u lts; 50c for high school
stu d e n ts and those un d er 12. 35c.
Girl S couts will help serve. A fish
pond w ill be sponsored by the
E o ras W illow W om ens clu, Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Collins w ill run
th e bingo gam e. A w hite elep h an t
au ctio n will also be held. C hildren
having com ic bokso a rc urged to
bring them and tra d e w ith o th ers
in th e exchange. E veryone is in- I
vited.
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C. H. BROOKS
I \ M i l a )1S OREGON
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Brookings, Oregon
Do you wish to trade, buy, or sell - Try Pilot Want Ads-
20-30
CLUB
Hie 20-30 Club, an organization for young men be
tween the ages of 20 and 30 plans to charter a club
in Brookings. The Crescent City club was chartered
By a group of young men in 1946, who decided they
needed soce activities, fun, fellowship, and an organ
ization which could accomplish community gtxxJ—
in other words, a sercicc club for the young mcnffl
T here are quite a number of you who would enjoy
such fellowship—such chance to accomplish good—
to become an identity in your own right in a com
munity service way. Io those of you who are inter
ested, please be at
DON'S CLIFF HOUSE
for an organizational meeting, this
Friday, March 14— 7 :3 0 p. m.
Learn from men of your age, of Crescent City, who
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to “ccome members of the organization
♦ which offers them many avenues of expression—a
better chance to compete and show what the younger
generation is capable of performing.
They ♦
also su b m itted to t h e qu estio n s of
th e group. N ext Pom ona m eeting
w ill be in M ay a t C hetco G ranae.
A rra n g e now' to see a free dem on
• n a t io n on M erry T iller, the m ir
ac le g ard en w o rk e r designed to
m ak e use of every bit of pow er
in th is stu rd y 2-h’p , 4-cycle mo
tor. D rop us a pest card, saying
w hen and w here you can see this
p o w e r t i l l e r , ro tary c u ltiv a to r &
garden tra c to r w ork. T est ease of
fin g er-tip controls. See its hard-
tipped tines m ulch up to 10” deep
in any kind of soil. W atch M erry
W ith 21-ineh E xtension
T ille r o u t-p erfo rm m achines m any
$182.50
tu n es la rg e r and heavier. See
how close to sh ru b s and p lan ts it weeds L earn
about the m any o th e r jobs it does w ith low-
cost a tta c h m e n ts See M erry T iller in action.
Kerr Bldg.
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Pom ona G range m et S a tu d a y at
[O phir, w ith Mrs. K a th ry n R eek-
i m an, of C hetco G range, presid-
, ¡ng. S erious discussion of the tax
situ atio n in C u rry county and the
need for re-assessm en t and re- 1
v alu atio n took a m ajo r p a rt of
th e g ro u p s tim e. On the le c tu re r's
program . Mr. Young, s ta te fo r
estry
re p re se n ta tiv e ,
N orm an
Boyd and John P orisch of the
F orest S ervice spoke b n law s gov.
ern in g p erm its to burn slashings
and th e responsibility of the log
g e r and ow ner if fire develops!
from m an-m ade hazards.
PREPARES THE SOIL
IN ONE OPERATION
NOW OPEN
C orny Cooks 4-H Cooking club
m et w ith to h e ir leader, Mrs. Glen
K erb er a t h e r hom e last week.
They m ade to m ato soup and plan ,
ned the m eetings for the year.
Mr. E a ste rlin g and a re p re se n
ta tiv e of th e A m erican S unday
School Union asked for and r e
ceived use of th e hall for S u n
day m orning, for S unday school
and w orship. The men w ill serve
at next G range night.
J (X)M E 1 X) Y()UR WAS111NG—tal^e home to dry j
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a test on scouting laws. Hefr
m ents w ere served by Milly Hob-
bins and Jo an Cox.
Sixes G range held its re g u la r
m eeting M arch 8, a t the hall. Two
candidates w ere given th e th ird
and fo u rth degrees and one re
ceived the first and second. The
H. E. C. com m ittee rep o rted the
next m eetin g will be a t Elsie
Q uinn's hom e in D enm ark, M arch
20. All G range ladies a re urged
j* to atten d . A g ric u ltu ra l com m ittee
i rep o rted on th e pow er situ atio n
I and th e leg islativ e com m ittee re
ported on tax reform . The St.
P a tric k ’s dance ch airm an , Bob
Z im m erm an, called for v o lu n teers
to help d ec o rate th e hall F rid ay
e \e n in g . T he y o u t h ch airm an ,
Mrs. E rw in, announced the youth
dance on M arch 21. The L u th e ra n
church g roup asked for an d w as
g ra n te d use of th e hall for S u n
day evening m eetings for a few
weeks,
HATS
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(Ladies Ready-To-Wear)
Open House
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LANGLOIS NEWS
T h e re a re p len ty of ira te dog
o w n e rs in this a re a who, if they
could find out, m ight com m it an
a c t of m ayhem upon th e person
o r persons poisoning dogs, o r th e
•h o o tin g , which, in som e sections
h a s been reported.
M ack M alcolm w ould like to
know w ho poisoned his dog. He
•a id th a t he w ouldn’t have felt
Youngs G ift Shop observed the
h a lf as bad if the anim al had been
•h o t. “I believe I w ould have addition of a floral d ep a rtm en t
k illed th e person, had I ca u g h t last week w ith an open house on
h im .” w as th e com m ent he m ade F riday. G ardenia corsages w ere
to th e P ilot.
given to th e ladies. People w ere
M. M. Jak lew lcz lost tw o dogs, pleased w ith th e display, and a
o n e a 5-m onths-old Police pup, c a ,l for m ore p la n ts w as m ade
an d th e o th e r a Collie. Both, he ! to replace th e n u m b er ca rried
•aid , had been shot. He is an y aw ay by p atrons.
th in g b u t happy over the s itu a
tion, inasm uch as he had been
T ry P ilot C lass A rs—they pay!.
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Thursday, March 13,
T he k n ittin g club m et a t th e
school in MrS. M urphy’s room,
M arch 3. F ive m em bers wsere
present and a nam e w as selected
fo r th e c lu b ; "The Young K n it
te rs .’ T he g irls are w o rking on
th e ir second pro ject, a scarf.
GET INTO THIS GROUP!
Members of the Crescent City club will be present
to explain anything you wish to know—to show
you what youth of this country is capable of and is
doing all over the nation. Below is an application
blank for your convenience. Fill it out, be present
at D O N S C L IFF HOUSE, at 7:30 p. m. W e will
I k * glad to welcome you.
Crescent City 2 0 -3 0 Club
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C R E S C E N T CITY. C A LIF.