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.
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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.
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