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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1952)
t/. of Ö. Library - ___ 12 pages this issue r • On all newsstands ----IOC Harbor fìbt Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere a Finer Community Volume 7—Number 33 BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON Thursday, October i6, 1952 BENEFIT DANCE Conn-Olson Motors JAKLEWICZ DUNKED Overheated Pipe Dorothy Newton SATURDAY NEXT WHILE FISHING To Chicago With Hosts Saturday At In his enthusiasm to spot that Cause of Fire A benefit dance has been plan Eire from an overheated stove ned to help rebuild Hassett’s big one, Merc Jacklewicz fell out Grand Opening pipe burned the ceiling anti roof home. This movement is sjMinsored Oregon 4-H'ers ot his boat while fishing one Two county extension agent»» of the Frank Hassett home on by Topaz Rebekah Lodge Social Conn-Olson Motors were hosts day last week. It was about dark Pioneer Road badly, on Monday Club. Tickets may be secured by have been named to accompany Oregon 4-H boys and girls to the all day Saturday to visitors who and the big one got away. Merc about 11:00 a m. got soaking wet and Allen Et- contacting the committee in came and went. Due to the cold tinger towed him to shore. After Mrs. Hassett ran to the neigh charge, Mrs. Pauline Tygart and National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago, November 29 to Decem foggy day a large enough crowd that they called it a day, but the bors to telephone, but was unable Mrs. Verna Mendenhall. ber 4, by Burton Hutton, state could not be gathered together at fish are really biting now. and to get a call thru and it was 4- II club lender. necessary to send a car to report any one time to hear the program Merc will try it again. Miss Dorothy Newton, 4-H city the fire. Furnishings were re which had been planned, but the extension agent in Portland, and Nice Catches Made moved and are now stored else proprietors have promised that Francis Skinner, Klamath county where. Much water damage left In Chetco River the public will be able to hear C. of C. To Meet club agent, are this year’s choice. the house in bad condition, but these talks at a later date. They merited selection through The fishing is very good this Mr. and Mrs. Hassett expect to Beautiful floral arrangements On October 30 community service of their 4-H week on the Chetco river accord The Chamber of Commerce will have the house repaired and be ing to Elmer Parker of Parker's work, said Hutton. in the salesroom made a nice setting for the 1952 model Buick meet for dinner at the Grange able to return to their home soon. Anchorage. Many are catching The two agents wil assist in They are now at the home of Hall on Thursday, Oct. 30. The sedan whcih was on display. chaperoning the Oregon delega their limit which is two per day their daughter and family, the or four in one week. These for tion on the Chicago trip and will A number of out of town guests Altar Society will serve the usual Ray Olsons. most part have been Chinook with also serve on Club Congress com were present to extend congratu excellent meal and after a busi lations: John Eggan, photographer ness session including a number a few silver sides being caught mittees. Miss Newton, an Oregon State of Lebanen. John Ettherson, South of current subjects to be discussed Chetco Presents which were planted in the river. Dakota and Robert Finley, Dis a showing of film by Henry Kerr Forty three pounds is the largest college graduate, has been in trict manager of wholesale Buick will interest everyone. The Kerrs Scenic View that has been weighed at the Portland 4-H work since 1951. new car division for Bailey and made a trip to the Holy Lands Anchorage but there have been Prior to that time she w'as home The river was a beautiful sight Graham. Portland, wholesale dis last year and this movie shows viewing it from Parker’s anchor quite a large number caught agent in Washington and Curry tributors for the N. W. district. places they visited. There will be age, early Tuesday morning. weighing thirty eight to forty two counties and taught at the New berg high school. There were also other guests from a report on the advertising folder Atiout forty boats were anchored pounds. Coos Bay whose names were not by the committee in charge. Paul in the mouth grouped more or Skinner has been Klamath “The greatest number of fisher Davis is president, Ed McClaine, available. less to the right. The water was men are from southern California” county 4-H extension Agent ained’ secretary. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Conn and without a ripple with a horizontal said Mr. Parker but he has had 1946. He is a graduate of Okla Harold Olson, owners live on the line of a close in fog bank giving cais of late from III., Penn., Ariz., homa A & M and served four Matthew’s tract near the ocean. Heart Attack Fatal a back drop effect to the stage And Ohio. years in the army before joining Mr.an d Mrs. Conn have two chil Oregon extension service. The winter season running from scene. Two or three motor boats dren, Janice who attended O.S.C. To Fisherman Oct, 13 to Nov. 15 increases the coming from up stream, artistical last year and Gaylon, a H. S. Harold Johansen, N. Hollywood, ly had as it seemed decided to number of fish that can be caught Hunting Season senior. These families are anxious died while fishing on the Chetco join the others. by ten Jack salmon per day. Jack to serve this area and to become Tuesday morning. Mr. Johansen A double line of tied up boats salmon are measured under twen To Be Extended acquainted with the people. They had just landed a large salmon at the wharf and a seagull perch ty inches. Although no date has been set wish to extend to the public an when he succumbed from a heart ed on the top of each of the two for the opening of the deer hunt invitation to visit Conn-Olson Mo attach. Mrs. Johansen, who was gravel pyramids out in the river, Mrs. Elmer Parker is improved ing season at this date, it is hojx»d tors. with him summoned help? Nothing as foreground detail, completed this week and hopes to lx* out that humidity will reach a point soon. could lx* done by the time Dr. the picture. soon whereby the hunters may White arrived. Mr. Johansen w’as safely enter the woods. Noted Visitor 57 years old. Paul Davis Receives Award After a 3 day jiostixinement of The body was taken care of | the opening from Oct, 1 to 4 and Stops Here and shipped by Brown’s Mortuary closure of virtually all hunting areas to entry, because of acute There have been some dis to N. Hollywood. fire hazards, the deer hunting tinguished guests of late at Beaver season was extended 11 days by State Lodge which is owned and M ilt Smith Fishes operated by Mr. and Mrs. August the State Game Commission. De Phillips. No extension or change of the In Famous Chetco deer season in eastern Oregon will Leaving on last Sunday after A kindred newspaper man, Milt be made except that the “Hunters an eight days stay were Mr. and Smith ol the Majave Desert New s, Choice”, antlerless deer season Mrs. James McDonald. HoPywood. Mojave, Calif, called at the Pdot will be canceled in a section of James McDonald is w:dc!y known on Tuesday. Mr. Smith had fished Lake and Klamath counties. for his connection with the Walt in the stiearns farther north and Fire danger in Oregon’s tinder- Disney productions and Capital was very disappointed, thinking dry forests is on the increase Recordings. The teen-agers will he had come north too late to Again. be interested to know that he is catch salmon. He perked up con responsible for the sound effects siderably when he learned that in the radio production, “Drag they were being bro’t in and that Hibbards Return net”. in reality the season had just After Vacation This is the third year the Mc begun. We fully expect to hear Donalds have come to Brookings that he is taking both canned Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hibbard to fish the Chetco River. They and smoked salmon home to will spend many hours in retro had good luck this year, with Mrs. Mojave from the Chetco River. spect this winter, since their re Paul Davis ol Davis Truck & Tractor, Brookings receiving cent trip will lx» relived many McDonald catching the largest fish which weighed forty and one Achievement Award for Truck Sales from J. T. Sullivan, district times with friends, as the pleas Weather Report manager half pounds. of International Motor Truck District Office, Portland ures of their exjx*riences are told. For the period of Oct. 6 ending At a meeting of International in a recent western-style sales The Hibbards drove to Colorado, Other guests from far away on Sunday, Oct. 12. Harvester Dealers in Portland. contest called “Brand the Maver thru Yellowstone Park, where were: Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Barber, Max. Min. Rain Fairbanks. Alaska, who stayed at Oct. 6 ...... 63 they unexpectedly met Gene Gould Oregon, on Sept. 15, Paul Davis icks”. 49 At the same time he was award and his new bride, and on into Beaver State Oct. 10th. Mr. Bar Oct. 7 ..... 62 52 — of Davis Truck & Tractor, Brook ed a triple diamond Service Award Canada, returning by way of ber is connected with the U. S. Oct. 8 ..... 62 55 — ings, received an award for out- for complying with International Washington, where they visited construction work in Alaska, hav Oct 9 ...... 71 51 — standing achievement in truck • service standards He is the only brothers and sisters. ing charge of housing and feeding. Oct. 10 ---- 65 50 — *•1^*- dealer-ship between Coos Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Barber liked it so Oct. 11 ...... 60 They were particularly pleased 48 — J. T. Sullivan, district manager Eureka. with the display of fall foliage well there that they plan a 3 Oct 12 .. 52 48 of IHC, presented Paul I>avis with Mrs Davis accompanied him in colors, and the bountiful vege weeks vacation trip here next No rainfall was recorded during a trophy of a gold horse mounted and they drove on to Seattle for year. tables, melons and fruits at this this period on a pedestal in token of winning 4 short outing. season in places they visited.
