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In 1857 over S20.000.0CX) in gold '’an te from th e deposits in th e
¡w a s recovered in O re on th e R ogue R iver co u n try .
O regon coast, m ainly by panning
*he fire w hich d estroyed th e
and sluicing; a g re a t deal of it city of B andon on the O regon
Local News
M r. an d Mrs. Lee S tra le y re
tu rn e d hom e S unday a f te r spend
ing a w eek at M edford w here Mrs.
S tr a le y w as given m edical a t
ten tio n .
S e a ttle
A laska
He has
A laska
C oast. S ept. 26, 1936, spread m ote
rap .d ly th a n any o th e r know n
fire. T he a re a c o \e re d w ith Irish
F u rae Cgorse) ub rn ed r a p i d «
IT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN GOAT
D a lla s C raw fo rd left M onday
fo r C h eriev tlle w here he will be
em ployed.
P e te S to lle r left for
re c e n tly on his way to
w here hi* p lans to work.
spent several sum m ers in
On differen t works.
Thursday, May i, 1952
BROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
TH E
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W oodriff
re p aren ts cf an eight-pound.
' te< n ounce son, born at S easide
nspital. A pril 18.
They have
irm ed the young m an A lan Wm.
R ep o rts com e from P a rk e r's •’e is th eir second son, and fifth
A n ch o rag e at th e C hetco R iver li Id.
B rid g e tellin g of good catch es of
n ice sized tro u t in the low er p art
Born to Mr. and Mrs. O liver
o f th e river. Since th e highw ay G uilliam of B rookings a d a u g h
h a s been changed betw een H a r ter, S haron Louise, 8 lbs.. 2 o z ,
b or and Brookings, it is now easy On A pril 12. at B rookings Clinic.
to driv e to P a r k e r ’s while in tlv
p a st th e tim id d riv e r th o u g h t
Mr. and Mrs. F loyd Bit tick of
tw ice before venturing.
H a rb o r a re p a re n ts of a 6-lb. 12*4
oz. d au g h ter, born A pril 24. at
Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence P ayne
Brookings Clinic. T he little miss
an d fam ily sp irit the w eek-end
has been nam ed Linda Anne.
visitin g re la tiv e s in this areu.
T hey a re now living at Langlois
I is. J u a n ita A nderson is new'
W esley S m ith re tu rn e d h o m e !c *e,'k a, G ould’s Shoe S tore.
M unday a fte r being gone a week
d u rin g w hich tim e tie visited a t,
LaG rande, E v erett, P ortland and
Gold Beach.
CH ETCO
IN N
Built in 1914, the C H E I ( X ) IN N is an old landmark,
hut never was so well equipped to serve BROOKINGS
as now. Meetings, public and private, are held in its
lobby and amusement room. Weddings take place be
fore its great fireplace in the lobby. Wedding receptions
are held in its dining room. Parties are always hospit
ably entertained.
D IN IN G ROOM and UNSURPASSED FOOD —
ROOMS with LUXURIOUS beds. Rates for Rooms
from S^.oo to J6.OO. Dinners, five courses, from $1.50.
Get acquainted with an institution which exists to
Serve Brookings I
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Miss Eloy S m allin g of E ugene
Is v isitin g th is week w ith Miss
M ary M ontgom ery. T he two young
ladies went th ro u g h nurse tr a in
ing to g eth er, and iMss S m a llin g ,
is leaving soon lo r the nuvy.
Mr. anil Mrs. Roller! Lopez a n d j
fam ily have m used from th e Van
P elt house so u th of lla rlx ir to a!
place a couple of m iles up Ijie
south hank of th e C hetco.
Mr. an d Mrs. Lloyd Lee, fo r
m er resid en ts, have re tu rn e d to
H a rb o r for the present and are
m ak in g th e ir hom e at H all's A u
to M otor co u rt.
N ext m eeting of C urry C ounty
P o m o n a G ran g e will lx* held at
C hetco G ran g e ball. S a tu rd a y .
M ay 10. T h e m orning m eeting
s t a r t s at 11, w ith a pot luck d in
n e r a t noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob F itzsim m ons
an d ch ild ren visited h e r paren ts,
M r. and Mrs. G len Young M on
day. T he ehildi en w ere rosy- e f
fects of S u n d ay ’s trip to M edford
Mr. and Mrs. John H ogan of
S a n ta C ruz, C alif., and fo rm er
re sid e n ts of B rookings, a re spend
ing th e w eek here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim m y H arris,
fo rm e r ow ners of the Goetz C ot
tag es and K ru g e r building, w ere
sailin g on o ld -tim ers locally last
w eek. They live at S a n ta Rosa
M ayor and Mrs. R obert P im -
m lck e n te rta in e d at d in n er Mon
d ay s in honor of O rville E. D im
in ick. who w as ce le b ratin g his
hlrthday. T w elve m em bers <>t the
fa m ily g a th e re d to wish bon
“h ap p y re tu rn s ’
Mr. an d Mrs (). S Young w ere
ex p e c te d hom e W ednesday trom
a tw o-w eeks \is it w ith h er twin-
s is tc r a t W a lte ria , P a id ’ . and
m o th er, whose horn»' is at S a u
gus. T ins is the titst
n a tio n the
Youngs h iv e had to g eth er since
coining to B rookings M is c w
M eans is in c h a rg e of the hotel
M rs B la ir Gould. N orris K em p
and G eorge H a sse tt w ent to ilold
B each Monday to serve on the
Jury* a t spring term of court
Mr. and Mrs R alph W. llace
w ent to (¡ra n ts P ass Sunday to
«(tend the day w ith the A** 1-
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Brookings Plywood Corporation,
Its Stockholders and Employees
Are happy to be a part of the Fastest Crowing
Community o f Oregon