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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1952)
U of 0. Library Nowhere A Finer Clim ate - N ow here a Finer C om m unity Volume 7—Number 38 Eagles E ntertain A t C liff House . I . . » OSC Designs Portable Lamb Brooder-Feeder , _ _ _ _________________ ______ _ C l’RRY CO! P .-T .A . PLANS OREGON I Inn m |. i \ Veterans Urged To Join American Legion . \, violici ><i, i , s B-H High To H old School C a rn iv a l A jtortable, heated lamb brood TO RAISE FUNDS The members of F.O.E., Ohetco I he American Legion is having er that also provides feeding fa Auxiliary 3087 and their hus 1 he high school is planning a membership drive starting with Saturday night’s dinner will be bands gathered at the Cliff House cilities for the ewe has been de a “cinch" to prepare if the ladies the regular meeting tonight at “bigger than ever” carnival thi after the regular meeting on Fri signed at the Oregon Staf« col will go to Dimmick’s Market and the I.O.O.F. hall. year in the gym. to be held Sat day night, Nov. 14 for a banquet lege experiment station. Building pick out the food that will he Veterans are invited to attend urday of this week at 7:30 p.m and entertainment, honoring State costs, scale drawing plans, and ad prepared and for sale on Nov. 72. this meeting and wives the auxil with queen announcement nt 1 President Mary Brown of Grants vantages of the brooder are ex starting at 11 a m. iary which meets at the same p.m. Each adult admission wil Pass. Helen Coons was initiated plained in new experiment sta time. entitle the holder to one vote oi According to the P.-T.A. presi tion circular 515. as a new member. Regular meeting nights are the king and queen contest. dent, Mrs Carl Breuer, this is onl\ Titled “A Combination Lamb A program of songs was en Following are the candidate) lirst and third Thursdays of flu Brooder and Ewe Feeder,” the one of trie projects planned 'or from the four classes; joyed by those present, with prizes the year in <#rder to balance the month. Worthwhile programs and Senior Class Boyd Westeren lor the best answers to “Can You circular was prepared by A. W. school budget. refreshments are a part of each Warnick, animal husbandman; P. Name That Song.” Anyone donating food for this meeting. Plans are being made Janet Stephenson. M. Rutland, shepherd, and L. W. Junior Class Carol Ann Ben Shirley Brannin was master of Bonnicksen, agricultural engineer. sale is reminded to try to have lor a future home.. son. Earl Parker. it at the store before celling time ceremonies. Prize winners were The authors point out that the Sophomore Class Gerald Bonn Thelma Becker, Lulu Thompson. brooder makes it possible for and a pickup service is extended Joan Tyler. Mr. Weigel, Vernie Banyard, Don earlier lambing in cold areas. It to anyone unable to take the food 4 -H 'e rs W in Freshman Class Charles Blair, t here. Gravely and Fred Fox. can be set up in any sheltered Marlene Olson. Please call Martha Olson at P air o f Calves A lively song was sung by Mr. area where there is adequate wir An “air of carnival” will pre 2243. Weigel and Clarence Hoie, Mrs. ing for the number of light bulbs Glen Wagner of Sixes and vail in the gym Saturday night Weigel aecompaning. used as heating units. Janet Crump of Harbor are the with such prizes ns rubber mon birthday ’ARTY The committee appreciates the two lucky 4-H’ers to receive Here keys, alpine hats, and "out of this help of members and feels those ford calves in the 4-H calf contest word” masks. Nancy, daughter of Mr. and not present missed a pleasant eve W estw o o d Co. M ill Mrs. Ren Kerns, celebrated her in ( urry County, according to Fun will be the main feature ning’s entertainment. fourth birthday Sunday with a Clifford Jenkins, county extension of the evening. Nears C om pletion party for friends. Children busied agent. These two calves are spon The planing mill owned by Ai themselves by playing with gifts sored. one each, by George Burr ¿CLUB WILL G O TO Hopper and E. C. Cole, known as that were presented the little of the Burr Motor company at N e w Furniture the Westwood Co., is nearing com hostess, ake and ice cream were (Coquille, and Herbert Morrill. Business O pen breeder at Langlois. COLLEGE FESTIVA l pletion. The mill is being re served at the table which was . ¡ Hereford Within the next few days, an W inners in the contest were se- built alongside of the site of the decorated with gumdrop favors I other new business will open it , lected by members of the County The Brookings Harbor Dra one that burned October 1 at a and nut cups. ¡doors in Brookings. Lx>uis Lang Children present were: Su-| Fair board which included; Leo matics club has been invited to total loss on Easy street. endoerfer, formerly of Coos Bay A steel burner has been erected zanne and Kathleen Hoagland, Lucas, of Harbor; Olile Ferguson will establish a new and use» attend the Humbolt State College Dramatics festival in Arcata, which will eliminate much of the Donnie and Pamela Nelson, Hugh of Gold Beach; Clarence Brooks furniture store in the Kerr build Calif., on this weekend, Nov. 21 danger of fire. The framework, Akers, Bradley Smith and Elaine of Langlois, and Kenneth Thomp ing, known as the Gardner build- and 22. ioot of the building are complete La Brook. Virginia Akers assist son of Ijinglois. Winners were selected on the in« for some years past. The group will leave the school and new machinery is being in ed with the children and the serv basis of their story entitled, “Why Mr. Langendoerfer is a veter Friday noon and will return late stalled. Electric power will be ing. an and will bring bis wife, srnaP They Would Like to Raise a 4-II '¡sed instead of diesel. Operations Saturday evening. son and daughter, to Brookings Beef Calf,” and on the work whicl Several high schools have been will be more extensive and ma M a y o r an d Council they have done in 4-H club work as soon as details of the purchase invited from northern Califamia chinery is being placed for effi during the years in which they of a new home here have lx*en to attend this festival. Brookings ciency of output. A tte n d Convention have completed, probably this weekend. been enrolled. will be the only school to attend The store will carry new* and Mayor Dimmick and Pete Les- Competition in the contest this from Oregon. used electrical appliances and meister, councilmen, are attend year, Jenkins stateti, was so keen Friday night at 8 o’clock in the Vacancies On many small home furnishings. ing the League of Oregon C itk s '---- —........ — decision «, that the final of wmen which Humbolt State college auditori Electric Dredge Large vans unloaded a large Convention being held in Portland tw° should get the calves was . J — _ * stock of items this week and the um, the Humbolt State college this week f from Wednesday to decided by drawing the names out dramatics class will present a new store will sexin be arranged The Portland District, Corps of Sunday. of a hat. three-act play called “Our Town.” Engineers, has announced that, The Governor and out-of-state Glen is a member of the Lang for inspection by the public. Five one-act plays will be given on or about November 24' it will speakers will be in attendance lois Livestock club led by H. S. Mr. Langendoerfer was owner Saturday by various high schools. have vacancies aboard a diesel and the discussion of problems (’adman, and Ja n et Is a m em ber of a restaurant and trucking bus Saturday night a three-act play electric hopper dredge for first, pertaining to city government will of the Winchuck Livestock club, iness in Coos Bay before coming called “Liliom,” will be put on second, third and fourth assistant be of much interest to Mr. Dim led by Earl Henry. Both of these to Brookings. He says he looked by the Chico State college. engineers; first, second, third and mick and Mr. Lesmeister. calves will be exhibited at the for the place with the brightest fourth mates; one machinist; one Die dram atics club is going to 1953 Curry county fair after the future from Vancouver to San electrician; one boatswain; six try to prepare a play' for C hrist members have had them and fed Diego and chose Brookings as the dragtenders two cooks; five ma mas. them for a period of nine months. best town in which to open a business. rine oilers; three quartermasters; ................ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ten deckkhands; two wipers, and ♦ Those dazzling diamonds dis ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦of five mess attendants. played at Mincer’s jewelry on Sat Turkey an d H am LIBRARY B O A RD T ersons qualified for these posi urday and Monday. M e e tin g For tions and interested in employ ♦ That special Grayhound service Shoot Sunday WILL MEET ment aboard the dredge should ♦ The 5 and 10 building a second A turkey and ham shoot is Events A ssociation The Library board will meet •submit SF-57 (Application for story on its counters. scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 23, by Joe Taylor, president of All Tuesday evening, Nov. 25. at 8 Federal Employment) to the Dis the Chetco Rod and Gun club at Year Events Association announc oclock in the kitchen of the trict Engineer, Corps of Engi ♦ That Xmas gift of a super-mod the clubhouse In Harbor. es there will be a called meeting ern coffee mill. V.F.W. hall. Everyone interest neers, 628 Pittock Block. Port- Shoots put on by the club have of that organization on Thurs ed in our public library* is urged and 5. Oregon. Application form s!* Past Postmistrps® Goldie Smith always been popular attractions day, Dec. 4. to attend. are available at any 1st or 2nd back ° n the Main ,tre e t- Greet for marksmen, and those people The meeting is to be held at Plans are ready for breaking class post office or any federal ; ings! who don’t claim to be good but the Chetco Inn, Brookings, and ground soon for the new building agency. For further information ♦ Puppets at Moore s Variety. Just enjoy shooting. There will is scheduled for 7:30 in the eve Frenchy Arrell and Roy Brown contact R A Yzaguirre, Room ♦ T hat “a — rty ” ____ decor at Yelton’s. be other attractions in the way ning head the building committee. Or^Bonit,O tk B,O<* - P o r" #nd ’ • .* s ^ mp « » » » « M in g photo, a t of games and refreshments. A ll civic minded and inter ( ash in bank is now over Members are hopeful of good est »si citizens are urged to be in I Brookings Studio $2500 with more money from ♦ Mr .T aylor’» practical plan, for I W'‘a " M‘r ,o rtraw ou' # crow<’ attendance ♦pledges being received weekly fin» hmn Their advertisement appears else The All Year Events Associa Mr. and Mrs. Luther fisdale a fine bulb display about Lily Also several hundred hours of where in this issue. tion is the organization that have their 14-month-old nephew Festival time. Aibor have been pledged. at their home Loren is the son ♦ T h a t m a il-tim e tr a ffic tangle. boosts the Azalea Festival, Lily Again you are urged to attend of Mrs. Doris Virgil Go Ids berry spent the Parade and other events. Loveland. Smith ♦ A gift of veruaon chop®. the meeting of your library board River. • weekend in Portland visiting bis Election of officers and other ♦ B iw Stewart tecnhmg art. family business will be attended to f I ) I V l '4 i< i L’ l On the Main Drag il I l_ . . a ■
