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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1952)
Thursday, March 13, 1952 City Police Makes F$is Feb. Report BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON week from a 11-weeks trip which took him over much of the m id west and southwest. Business, he stated, was exceptional. On his trip, George made up his R otary attendance w herever possible during the weeks. He as serted, a t R otary meeting, Tues day, th a t he thought the local club w as better than most he had attended, since there was "more real companionship” m anifest. George said, also, th a t his lilies w ere doing well at the green house where he had sold last year and th a t his next y ear’s business would be increased. F eb ru ary report of the city po lice has been released by W illiam Brown, chief: TR A FFIC VIOLATIONS: Driving under influence of a l coholic liquor ........................... 1 Violation of basic ru le............... 1 Non-moving Violations ..............12 O ther Violations ......................... 8 W arning citations ..................... 6 Com plaints investigated ........... 8 Disorderly conduct ..................... 8 D runk in public place................. 2 | Soliciting w ithout license ....... 1 V agrancy ....... 4 Miles patrolled ........................... 844 F i n e s ........................................$359.00 The box social given by the Received for special p atro Chetco W ranglers a t the V. F. W. lling ................................... $ 50.00 Hall, S aturday night, was a huge success, according to those a t Total ................................ $409.00 tending. A family get-together and evening of fun, along w ith ‘‘good things” in the beautifuly- decorated boxes, filled a pleasant evening as well as adding to the building fund. George Funk, noted lily grow e r of the Chetco, retu rn late last Pilot Class Ads get results! Box Social Success Funk Found His Business 'Better' 'Birds7 Won Sun., At Club 'Shoot' The Chetco Rod & Gun Club is p articipating in the Oregon Journal Telegraphic Shoot each Sunday. This is state-w ide. The three highest scores are sent in each week. At the end of the contest the club w ith the highest score will be adjudged winner. Last Sunday, Dale Sm ith and Lawrence Anderson made perfect scores 25. Fred Anderson made a 91 A turkey shoot was held follow ing the telegraphic shoot, Sunday and Cliff Brim won a ham and a turkey. A ltogether nine turkeys and four hams, as wbll as two dozen fryers and hens were won by the scatter-gun artists. Chetco Rod & Gun Club meets the second Tuesday of each month a t the club house on Benham land, H arbor, at 8 p. m. Carl B er ger is president; vice-president is Mickey Gould and secretary is Roy Sunderland. Page Seven she is learning to type her letter«. In one week she learned w here every le tte r is located on the type w rite r keyboard, and is already putting h er thoughts on paper. She is looking forw ard to th e surprise her friends will have, when they receive her ty p e w rit- , ten letters. This little lady of 76 i years is a real incentive for other» to get busy and accomplish a few things. j --------------------------------------- 7 6 -Year-Old Lady Shows Fortitude The courage and cheerfulness of Mrs. M errill, m other of Mrs. Archie Hendricks, would m ake most younger women, and men too, blush in shame for their lack of fortitude in a difficult situation. Failing eyesight has denied her the pleasure of intricate hand work and reading of favorite m ag azines o r books, but perhaps most of all the correspondence with old friends and distant relatives. W ith a little urging and assist ance from her daughter, Malissa, Mrs. Don Redfield and two chil dren of K lam ath Falls are spend ing a couple of weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A r th u r Pierce. BUY N O W ... AND SAVE! • « » "Sv THE OPENING OF Glen's Model Bakery FULL-SIZE, 5 4 FORM ERLY W ILLIAM SO N'S C A B IN ET S IN K ONLY (em piete fitting, IASY FIRMS (las telle* lee ealre) Featuring HIGH QUALITY CAKES, COOKIES PASTRIES AND BREAD! Now it can be yours! A world-famous, steel Youngstown Kitchen» Cabinet Sink—with timesaving, work-saving features galore—at a tremendous saving! A perfect way to start your dream kitchen! See this value-packed bargain today . . . while they last! G L E N A N D RA CH A EL YOUNG See all these famous featuresl One piece, acid resisting porcelain enameled steel top. Giant, twin drainboards. Roomy, no splash bowl. 2 drawers, sturdy shelf, 3 big storage compartment», Impressed soap dish. ' • 4* back splash. e Easy to clean, Ml Bake enema? finish. • Doors sound deadened, easy swinging; close securely. • Recessed toe end knee space. Cr»mb-cup strainer. • Die made STEEL construction throughout Swinging mixing faucet • Youngstoso Kitchen» Plus many more Food Watt» Disposer easily loataiieC Z /Z Z Z Phone 2391 “ Across Chetco Bridge
